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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1941

Page

5

Far East War Readiness Expands Amid Japanese Threats

British and Indian troops mass along the Burma Malaya front while Singapore dispatches report emergency measures in Hong Kong and Bangkok. UK Australia and India mobilize forces as Tokyo signals intensified pressure and preparations for a wider Asian conflict unfold.

Rangoon Burma Britain Malaya London Radio Far East Alfred Duff Cooper Thomas Bilamey Middle East Singapore Australia Thomas Canberra Far Eastern New Delhi India Bangkok Thailand Indo Tokyo Shigenori Togo United States Asahi Foreign Office Hideki Tojo Tojo Burma Road Will

Five Minute Relief For Itchy Skin Remedy Ad

An advertisement claims instant relief for itching including ringworm rash athlete’s foot and insect bites. It promises free relief within minutes and a 60 cent back guarantee, directing readers to obtain Tet-terine from a company via mail order.

Pogerine Co

Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels with Pepin Laxative

Constipation causes acid in digestion and sour breath. The booklet promotes a laxative containing Pepin and Senna to stimulate bowels and soothe the stomach. Claims it wakes lazy nerves and is gentle enough for children, urging readers to buy Dr Cald’s laxative with Syrup Pepin.

Angers Caldre

Institutions Report At Meet Details WPA Repair Drive

Officials outlined extensive WPA funded repairs at the Louisiana Training Institute. October 15 1941 census showed 763 boys with 1percent inmates today. School began September 2 and progress noted. Fire drills demonstrated by Monroe fire department. Picture shows replaced biweekly with noontime movies. Health care improved including dental services and broader medical care. About 19 boys are classified as dependent with ongoing aid. Vocational training emphasizes skills development. Gratitude expressed to the Department of Public Welfare. Former board members and current advisory group spoke. Reports from other state institutions reviewed.

Monroe Fire Department Single Coucist Department of Public Welfare Louisiana Training Institute Bn, Feulk A. G. McHenry Sem Rubin

Fifty Men Search for Lost WPA Workers in Louisiana

In Pierre Part near Baton Rouge two WPA workers, Walter Galloway a former Bogalusa resident and superintendent, and Toler Day foreman, have been missing since Saturday. Fifty men scoured the wooded area two miles south of the town in a search today.

Baton Rouge la Pierre Part Baton Rouge WPA Walter Galloway Bogsluss Toler Day

Bicycle theft report in West Monroe Sunday

Clifford Thomas of 907 Railroad Avenue West Monroe reported to Monroe police the theft of his Packard bicycle Sunday afternoon. The bike is black with red trim.

Clifford Thomas Railroad Avenue West Monroe Monme

Negotiations resume between Hull and Tokyo envoys

Tokyo envoys Kurusu and Nomura discussed subordinate points with Hull as Japan indicated no final reply to Hull’s peace proposal. Roosevelt spoke with Hull by phone before cutting his Warm Springs visit, while Tokyo warned of East Asian purges and Britain and the United States faced rising war fears in Hong Kong and the Philippines.

Hull State Department Kursu Tol Nomura United States Hideki Tojo East Asia Kurusu Tojo Tokyo Kurus Thailand Far East Roosevelt Hideki Toyo Japan Shigechi Kog China Hongkong Philippines United States Army Navy Britain Singapore Teje Pine Mountain Warm Springs

Fair Enough Continues At The Hoodhams Club

The letter mocks underworld connections of Fay and Hoodlum Joe, taunting their links to Newark high society and international labor figures. It notes a Miami racing stable, a Bahamas wedding guest list including Maloney and Longie Zwillman, and ends with a question about a Syracuse trial. This片 exposes mob ties, dinners fundraising schemes, and rumor mill satire surrounding Prohibition era figures.

Jersey Fay Hague Underworld Newark Dave Bible House New York Joe William E. Maloney Chicago Hoodhams Miami Edgar Hoover Brother Fay Bill Green Bill Brother Maloney Green International Labor Organization Frances Perkins Bermuda Maloney Longie Zwillman Longie Paget Church Syracuse

1942 Vehicle Licenses On Sale In Louisiana

Passenger car licenses for 1942 began sales at the Louisiana motor vehicle section located at 212 North Second Street on Monday morning. Prices match last year and by noon 167 licenses had been sold. Truck trailer and chauffeur licenses begin January 2 with a February 5 deadline to avoid extra penalties. Also notes nylon is produced in forms like monoiis for brush bristles insulation wire and cement.

State of Louisiana North Second Street

Far East crisis dominates war news as Tokyo meets

Reports say Japan prepared to seek more talks in Washington while Roosevelt rushes back to the capital. Soviet and British gains in Africa and Europe center the wider conflict as German forces retreat near Rostov and Tobruk fronts show signs of strain. Petain and Hitler reportedly set for Orleans meeting hinting at new collaboration.

Japan America United States Pacific Domei Ashington Roosevelt Tokyo Far East Russia Rostov Caucasus Moscow Moscow Radio Pravda Sea of Azov Taganrog Mariupol Red Leningrad Libya Berlin Hamburg Emden High Command Aad North Africa Desert Gulf of Sirte Hitler Orleans Vichy Britain Churchill Orient Dutch East Indies Hongkong South China Canton China Washington Bangkok Thailand Great Britain Georgia Hull Kichisaburo Nomura Seburo Kurusu Africa Europe Semeon Timoshenko Cairo Egypt Gulf of Sirte Bengali Tobruk Manila Burma Shanghai Rangoon Malaya Togo Asahi Hideki Tojo Tojo East Asia Devonshire South Atlantic Marshal Petain Adolf Hitler Petain Paris France Germany

Buchalter’s death penalty linked to famous gangsters

The account recalls Buchalter and other crime figures tied to harsh penalties. It notes Gerald Chapman’s 1926 Connecticut hang for murder after an Atlanta escape, Coolidge commuting a related sentence, and Buchalter’s killer Rosen silenced by three gunmen. Also mentions Lepke silenced by reformatories and a narcotics ring case.

Gerald Chapman Connecticut Wethersfield Atlanta Coolidge Chapman Buchalter Rosen Burton B. Turkusas Buehalter Capone Weiss Lepke Cheshire Reformatory

Choice of Five Labor Bills Up to Congress

Acrat Texas end Ball Minnesota advanced bills of their own and one administration senator said these might be combined. Connallys would freeze the union of open shop status of defense plants and authorize seizure if strikes halted production. House and Senate to seek a compromise version. Labor groups and Chamber oppose proposals to take over plants and extend the closed shop.

Acrat Texas End Ball Republican Minnesota Connally Judiciary Committee Senate Ball Labor Committee Hill Alabama House Organized Labor United States Chamber of Commerce American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations Congres Smith

Auto Victim's Funeral Held

Funeral services for Mr. Montgomery were held Monday at 1 30 pm at the Robinson funeral home and at 3 30 pm at the Liberty Church in Union parish near his birthplace. Interment was in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included J Shackleford Tom sation Bastrop T G Gallagher Mel Rouge Slim Reeves Bonita Fred Carpenter Bastrop W H Todd Bastrop. Survivors include a daughter Mrs T F Williams Crossett Ark and six sons E H W C Earl George S James Jr and Travis Montgomery. Also noted a pecan theft report from Fred Coon of 217 K street.

Mr. Montgomery Robinson Liberty Church Union Parish Mr. Robinson Church J. Shackleford Jones Tom Sation Bastrop T. G. Gallagher Mel Rouge Slim Reeves Bonita Fred Carpenter Bastrop W. H. Todd T. F. Williams Crossett Ark E. H W.C Earl George S James, Jr Travis Montgomery

Falstaff Beer Promises Million Dollar Flavor Guarantee

Experts say great beer flavor comes from yeast and Falstaff uses a thoroughbred culture insured for 1 million dollars. The ad touts Falstaff beer as flavorful, popular, and available now for holiday gifting and gatherings.

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