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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1938

Page

2

Eccles Warns Spending Must Be Carried On

New York Dec 2 The Federal Reserve Board chair Mariner S Eccles warned bankers that cutting federal spending now risks harming national recovery and that government outlays must continue until private demand and employment rise sufficiently. He cited a needed national income of about 38 000 000 000 to reach normality and urged supporting relief for the unemployed while tax receipts grow with income. The budget could balance automatically with well timed expenditures. He also noted a historic town in N C named Forks of the Tar River founded in 1771 by James Bonner and a reminder on spark plug wiring safety.

New York Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Eccles Bankers Forum Fecles America Washington Forks of the Tar River N. C James Bonner

Monroe Sales Executives Club to Be Formed

The Monroe Sales Executives club will be officially formed at Hotel Virginia Monday at 6 15 p m with a preliminary meeting Thursday night including representation from the Shreveport club. All sales department staff above salesman rank are invited to join and become charter members. The group will affiliate with the Chamber of Commerce but operate independently with monthly meetings to study sales problems and techniques.

Monroe Sales Executives Hotel Virginia Chamber of Commerce Shreveport Club Sim Monroe West Monroe

Three Mothers Claim Boy as They Seek Adoption Tie

Newark New Jersey December 2 The vice chancellor must decide which of three women is the boy Eugene's mother real or foster The 10 year old is unsure whether his last name is Cataldo de Angelo or Travers The contenders include Lena de Angelo of East Orange who says she legally adopted him as an infant Gilda Cataldo of West Orange faces a fatal illness and contestation over guardianship by others.

Bigelow Newark N. J Solomon’s John Eugene Cataldo de Angelo Travers Lena de Angelo East Orange Gilda Cataldo West Orange

Highway Miles in Americas Split by United States

The record notes that 3 889 623 miles of highways exist across North and South America with 2 065 254 miles located in the United States.

North South America United States

Conzert Dedication Recital By Verne Kelsey At Trinity Rus ton

Verne Kelsey the Monroe organist is chosen for a dedicatory recital at Trinity Church Rus ton Sunday afternoon. He will be assisted by Dr. Cline of Louisiana Tech. A large Monroe attendance is expected with a three part program featuring Bach Handel MacDowell Greig and Mendelssohn works.

Verne Kelsey Monroe Trinity Church Ruston Cline Louisiana Tech

Woodmen of the World District Meet in Winnsboro

The Woodmen of the World held a well attended district meeting in Winnsboro on Thursday night where four classes of 40 or more exemplified the protection degree. Judge C. W. Braden of Lake Charles addressed the gathering as assistant attorney general and past head consul of Louisiana. The speaker discussed the United States Constitution during his talk.

Woodmen of the World Winnsboro C. W. Braden Lake Charles Louisiana United States

Fraternal and Religious Leaders Urge Unity Amid Global Chaos

In urging protection through fraternal and religious ties, speakers note W O W holds 127 million dollars in city state and pariah bonds, with 12 million in this state. They cite no defaults, cite a Supreme Court decision affirming W O W as a fraternal order, and praise its tubercular hospital in San Antonio for aiding public health.

Tere United States Supreme Court BE. A. Conway San Antonio

District V. F. W. Meet Planned in Fifth District

Rodney J. Hobbs post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a district meeting on December 15 with visitors from Rayville and top officials including Department Commander J. V. McConnell and Department Adjutant Thomas Bingham. All dues-paid Fifth District veterans are invited to the barbecue and meeting. Commander Himel of the Rayville post chairs the event. A message was sent to Commander E. H. Miller, hospitalized at Hot Springs Army and Navy hospital. Thirty-six post members signed a wire centered on the notice.

Rodney J. Hobbs Veterans of Foreign Wars Lawrence Himel Rayville J. V. McConnell Shreveport Thomas Bingham Baton Rouge Joseph I. Menendez New Orleans Fifth District Himel Christian Phillips E. H. Miller Army and Navy Hot Springs Ark

Department reports show higher dues paid and new units

Reports from various chairmen note that Commander Himel reports over 400 more members have dues paid in the department for 1999 than a year ago. Four more posts and a new auxiliary have been organized this year. It is hoped Commander Miller will attend the district meeting. One new member was obligated Thursday night, U. S. Sullivan.

Himel Department Miller U. S. Sullivan

Colored Welfare Group Aids Destitute Citizens Drive

A program to aid destitute Negroes via the Colored Welfare mission and Hollywood club seeks contributions. I Marcus Wims, mission president, appeals for fruits, candies, cakes, canned goods and toys. Committees include James Winston Florida Butler Beatrice Smith Valena Mason and Dr J B Thompson. Officers to be elected at a special meeting tonight at 8. Also notes that in Washington foreign ambassadors outrank all but the president and vice president.

Colored Welfare Mission Hollywood Club I. Marcus Wims James Winston Florida Butler Beatrice Smith Valena Mason J. B. Thompson

Livestock Show Pay Day At 39th International Exposition

Chicago reports pay day for top breeders as the 39th International Livestock Exposition nears close. Exhibitors expect about 1 million dollars in sale money for cattle horses sheep and swine while the grain and hay show awards total around 100000 in cash prizes. The event includes a national sheep shearing contest with champions from eight states and Ontario.

Chicago B. H. Heide Ontario Canada

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