Freezing Nights Mark November Weather in Monroe
November in Monroe featured five freezing nights according to Miss Kate Key, with frosts on several dates. The coldest day was November 27 at 27 degrees, while lows of 32 and 23 were recorded on other dates. Rainy weather peaked Saturday, followed by brighter Sunday conditions and a milder Monday morning forecast.
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Monroe
Kate Key
Government Weather Recorder
Negro burglar captured after failed store raid on Texas avenue
Henry McCoy, 20, was jailed on a breaking and entering charge after the attempted robbery of C. S. Causey's store on Texas avenue. Surrendering after gunfire, he yielded five pennies found on him. The Causey brothers and officers D. J. Bedsole and G. W. Horton escorted him to city hall.
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C. S. Causey
Texas Avenue
Guy Causey
McCoy
Causey Brothers
D. J. Bedsole
G. W. Horton
Scout Officials to Be Guests Tuesday Evening at L T
Judge Charles Schulze hosts a banquet at the Louisiana Training Institute in Monroe district honoring scoutmasters assistants and committee members. Committee chairs will outline plans to scoutmasters and their assistants.
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Monroe
Charles Schulze
Louisiana Training Institute
Ferriday Hunter Drowns After Boat Capsizes on Mississippi River
Otto W. Thompson drowned while attempting to swim ashore after his boat capsized during a goose hunt on the Mississippi River near Ferriday. Rescuer John W. King was saved after clinging to the outboard boat and drifting five miles before aid. A wind whipped wave toppled the craft.
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Mississippi River
Otto W. Thompson
John W. King
Thompson
Youth Held in Arkansas Slaying Suspect Jewel Adair at Marion
Jewel Adair aged 16 is being held in Marion Arkansas as a suspect in the killing of EL Byrnes a prominent farmer blacksmith of Earle. Byrnes disappeared Saturday night his body found Sunday on a lonely road shot through the neck. Byrnes carried cash from a small loan business and had been robbed recently including $500 a year ago. Adair to be questioned today.
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Ark
Jewel Adair
Marion
EL. Byrnes
Byrnes
Adair
Bandits' Ransom Demands Substantially Reduced
Bandits holding Bert Nelson and Norwegian missionary Tvedt lowered their ransom from 3060 000 to 30 000. The captors called themselves the first red army. Nelson reported confinement in a settlement run on strictly communistic lines. The same group allegedly killed two English women missionaries weeks earlier.
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Hankow
Bert Nelson
Minneapolis
Tvedt
Nelson
Baton Rouge Rabbi Elected President of Jewish Society
The seventh annual session of the Southwest Assembly Jewish Chautauqua Society adjourned with Rabbi Walter Peister of Baton Rouge chosen as president. Dallas was set for the next meeting. Vice presidents named include William Nathan of Houston and Rabbi Ira Sanders of Little Rock, with Erhard Mayer of New Orleans as treasurer. An executive committee comprised Rabbis Abram Brill Shreveport Ephraim Frisch San Antonio David Lefkoff Dallas Samuel Rosinger Beaumont Harry Merfeld Fort Worth and Misses Alice Bloch Galveston Sophie Bodenheimer San Antonio.
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New Orleans
Southwest Assembly
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Walter Peister
Baton Rouge
Dallas
William Nathan
Houston
Ira Sanders
Little Rock
Erhard Mayer
Rabbus Abram Brill
Shreveport
Ephraim Frisch
San Antonio
David Lefkofft
Samuel Rosinger
Beaumont
Harry Merfeld
Fort Worth
Alice Bloch
Galveston
Sophie Bodenheimer
One Brother Killed and Twin Hurt in Separate Accidents
In Huntington on December 1 Alford Baldwin 16 rode a horse while twin Clifford Baldwin walked. The horse bolted when frightened by a car. Alford suffered a fractured skull and died two hours later after arriving at Huntington hospital. Clifford was also brought to the same hospital with fatal injuries after being struck by a truck.
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L. L
Alford Baldwin
Clifford
Alford
Huntington Hospital
Cihifford
New Army Pursuit Plane Flies Over San Antonio
An army observer reported a new pursuit aircraft passing over San Antonio early today en route to New York. The plane carried First Lieutenants Joe D. Butler and Raoul Woodridge of Rockwell Field San Diego at an estimated speed of 23 to 30 miles per hour and an altitude of 15 000 feet.
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Tex
Joe D. Butler
Raoul Woodridge
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Cal
New York
Blue Star Ointment for Skin Irritations and Itching
Promote Blue Star Ointment to relieve skin irritations itching skin endemic conditions tetter ringworm itching toes poison oak and as an antiseptic dressing for old sores consult your druggist.
Flight plan stops include Muskogee Hat Box Field and Kansas City
First stop scheduled at Hat Box Field Muskogee Ohio with legs to Kansas City Mo and Columbus Ohio. Flier air routes expect arrival in New York today then a return to San Diego to affect Captain Frank M Hawks record. A London sale at Mincing Square saw 3 to 40 tons purchased for dispersal to manufacturers making billiard balls piano keys combs and more.
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Muskogee
Ohio
Kansas City
Columbus
New York
San Diego
Frank M. Hawks
Africa
Mincing Square
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