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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

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Fourteen Amendments Take Effect In Louisiana Sunday

Louisiana’s 14 constitutional amendments ratified last November 6 became effective at midnight Sunday. The repeal of the poll tax allows voting without that prerequisite, while other amendments impose a state income tax, homestead exemptions, vehicle property tax relief, and local tax limits. The Central Committee will meet in Baton Rouge to choose a new chairman to replace Mayor Walmsley, with 44 acts also taking effect Thursday at noon.

New Orleans E. M. Robbert Long Gaston L. Porterie Louisiana United States Baton Rouge Lake Charles Shreveport William S. Daly City Hall State Democratic Central Committee Capitol T. Semmes Walmsley

Lindbergh Kin Dies in Pasadena

Mrs. Aubrey N. Morgan, daughter of W. Morrow and sister in law of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, died early today in a Pasadena hospital after a long illness. Her husband and mother were at her bedside. funeral plans awaited word from Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh.

Pasadena Calif Aubrey N. Morgan W. Morrow Charles A. Lindbergh Col

Christmas Charity Plea From Marguerite Godley

In the Jes' Ramblin' column Marguerite Godley urges readers to remember the poor this Christmas. She highlights starving families, cold homes, jobless fathers, and sick babies, asking neighbors to contribute cloaks, sweaters, and surprises to the Good Fellows fund to ease suffering.

Jes’ Ramblin Good Fellows’ Fund Marguerite Godley Pine Street

Central American Nations Shaken By Earthquake

A heavy earthquake shock struck Guatemala and El Salvador last night. No damage reported in the message from Puerto Barrios via Tropical Radio and United Fruit Company property is suspected. wider damage unknown. Puerto Barrios lies on the Caribbean coast of Honduras and is a major fruit shipment hub.

Boston Guatemala Salvador Central America Tropical Radio Company Puerto Barrios United Fruit Company Central American Republic Gulf of Honduras Republic of Salvador

Roosevelt weighs budget plan amid Warm Springs talks

At Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt and aides including Morgenthau Hopkins Tugwell discuss a consolidated works program. Secretaries Ickes and others join as officials weigh revenue needs and potential tax changes to fund public housing and new jobs. Senator George arrives with tax-exemption ideas for permanent improvements.

Warm Springs Roosevelt Morgenthau Harry L. Hopkins Rexford G. Tugwell New York Ickes W Roosevelt Treasury Walter George Georgia Senate Finance Committee Georgia Democrat

Censorship row at LSU Reveille sparks suspensions and expulsion

In Baton Rouge LSU journalism students faced punishment after protesting censorship of the Reveille. Pi Five of twenty six suspended, later expelled by President James M Smith, with others ordered to retract a petition. Huey Long denies censorship. staff resignations echo across issues.

Baton Rouge, la Louisiana State University Reveille James M. Smith New Orleans Huey P. Long Long Samuel A. Montague Students of Journalism

Winners Of Jinky Prizes Experience Great Thrill

The Morning World reports winners of the Jinky contest enjoying cash prizes and merchandise. Even nonwinners are urged to collect free Jinky blanks and enter next Jinky Day Wednesday to vie for this week’s prizes at local firms and stores across Monroe and surrounding areas.

Morning World Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc Griffin

Mrs Jessie Lee Dixon dies after long illness

Mrs Jessie Lee Dixon 66 widow of Charles Thomas Dixon died Monday morning after a long illness. Funeral was held at 3:30 PM at her daughter Mrs Nelson Abell’s home 1003 South Grand Street with Rev L Hastings of First Baptist Church officiating. Interment followed in the old city cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Nelson D Abell Mrs H Kirt Touchstone Mrs Herbert Breard and two sons Harold Dixon Melville S Dixon plus one sister Mrs Clara Cooper.

Jessie Lee Dixon Charles Thomas Dixon Nelson Abell South Grand Street L. T. Hastings First Baptist Church Old City Dixon Shreveport Jessie Lee Hart Sugar Brothers

Fields Resigns As L P S C Head In Louisiana

Harvey G. Fields of Farmerville resigns as chairman of the Louisiana Public Service Commission effective December 15 to pursue rotation of the chairmanship. He will remain a commissioner. Other members include Wade O. Martin of St. Mary.

New Orleans Harvey G. Fields Farmerville Louisiana Public Service Commission Commission P. A. Frye Wade O. Martin St. Mary

Slumbering Patricia MaGuire Awakens After 33 Months

In Chicago, Patricia MaGuire, after 33 months asleep, is waking as her mother Mrs. Sadie Miley notes. The mother hopes she will be fully awake by April 1 and recovered to celebrate her 30th birthday with family. Patricia’s response began when her mother prompted with a note to raise a finger.

Chicago Patricia MaGuire Sadie Miley Patricia

Houseboat Fire Claims 5 Lives Near Wynne Arkansas

A houseboat fire on Riverfront St. Francis Bay seven miles east of Wynne killed a mother, father, and their three children. The couple Bill Haliburton and his wife, both about 35, perished while trying to rescue the children. The children aged about 10, 6, and 4 were unnamed and the boat burned to ash with bodies sinking. Sheriff C. M. Stacey said the family had lived in the area for years and that Haliburton supported them by hunting and fishing.

C. M. Stacey Haliburtons Haliburton Stacey

Poll Tax Receipts Issued At Ouachita Parish Sheriff

About 1,850 poll tax receipts for 1934 had been written by Ouachita parish sheriff's office by Monday afternoon. Workers processed payments mailed before Sunday midnight and anticipate further mail payments. Cancellations were expected as people paid for relatives, friends, or employees whose taxes were already settled.

Ouachita Parish

Tulsa slaying mystery centers on judge's son and self defense claim

The 23 year old dental student John Gorrell was killed Thanksgiving night near Tulsa. Kennamer the 19 year old son of federal judge Franklin E Kennamer admits shooting claiming self defense. Investigators report conflicting witness accounts and rumors of a criminal clique among Tulsa's younger elite.

Tulsa Okla John Gorrell Phil Kennamer Gorrell Kennamer Franklin E. Kennamer Federal Court W. F. Gilmer, Jr Gilmer

Official Negro Slain In Battle In Tullahoma

In Tullahoma Tennessee a city official is dead and two officers are seriously wounded after a gun battle with Mitch Cawthron who resisted arrest and was killed. Charles Holt 30 assistant superintendent of the city water and light department died of abdominal wounds. Ernest C Armstrong 38 city policeman and L C Smith 38 state highway patrolman were taken to Nashville hospitals. Sergeant W C Hale wounded after shooting Cawthron and Holt. Cawthron, said to be more than 60, killed after opening fire with a 45 automatic.

Tullahoma Tenn Charles Holt City Water and Light Department Ernest C. Armstrong L. C. Smith Nashville Mitch Cawthron W. C. Hale Armstrong Cawthron Holt

Rogers Has His Say In Santa Monica

With football near its end there is little major sport until January 3 when congress opens its season for free ticket hype. Coach Roosevelt has trained three weeks with stars and must curb ego and overconfidence among players who think they are all American.

Santa Monica Calif Congress Roosevelt

France and Germany Reach Saar Basin Peace Accord

France and Germany sign an accord to settle Saar basin sovereignty with Germany paying 900 million francs and delivering 11 million tons of coal plus equal rights for voters and non voters. The agreement includes political and economic parts and aims to preserve League of Nations unity.

Rome France Germany Saar Basin Saar Committee of Three Lopez Olivan Olivan Baron Pompeo Aloisi Italy Cantillo Argentina League Council League of Nations Europe

Two Letters to Good Fellows Fund Reported

Two letters received in the same mail to the Good Fellows fund describe requests for aid. One donor, R E Heap, sends 1 and 5 dollars with a plea for warming clothing for needy children and a top goal to exceed. The other letter from a girl asks Santa for help for her family facing a Christmas dinner shortage and hardship at a Cabins? address on Mitchell Lane.

Good Fellows’ Fund Care News-Star R. E. Heap Mr. Good Fellows Santa Clause

Seven injured as Southland wrecks near Florida line

One dead believed, seven injured, fireman missing after The Southland derails near the Florida line when a switch was tampered with. Engineer Vanmetre severely injured, others hurt include Glass Wiley Schuman Hunt McKnight Neel and conductor Morris. The ACL railroad dispatched wreckers. line to Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago Detroit blocked for hours.

St. Petersburg Fla Florida Line Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago Detroit B. F. Vanmetre Lakeland G. W. Schuman Pelham F. W. Hunt Roy McKnight Thomasville Daisy Neel Atlantic Coast Line High Springs Florida Vanmetre Morris J. C. Wells Wells

Post completes altitude attempt lands at Muskogee airport

Wiley Post diverted from Bartlesville flight and landed at Muskogee Municipal Airport at 10:21 a m claiming loss of compass and uncertain altitude. He reported safely returning to Bartlesville after refueling and regaining course while pursuing a 50 000 foot stratosphere record.

Muskogee Okla Wiley Post Bartlesville Post Bart Here Phillips

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Walmsley Lindbergh Aubrey Morgan Mississippi St. Louis Memphis Helena Arkansas City Vicksburg Natchez Ouachita Camden Monroe Peer President Roosevelt Hopkins Tugwell Johnnie S. Elbert Central Savings Bank and Trust Co West Monroe Hardware and Furniture Co West Monroe Sur-Wa Holloway and Thompson, Natural Gas Co., Inc Thompson’s Pharmacy Monroe Automobile and Supply Co Slagle-Johnson Lumber Co. Inc Lt. Rogers Eureka Grocery Lee- Rogers Chevrolet Co., Inc A. Jewelry Central and Circle Standard Office Supply Co Collens Pharmacy, Inc E. Jack Selig, Inc Monroe Furniture Co Monroe Hardware (Furniture) Co Sandman's Pharmacy R. Kiper Hardware and Supply Co Hemp’s Cfeteria Ouachita Baking Co Ford Levi Stationery Co North Side Pharmacy Joe Margaret Sullavan William Wyler Hollywood Yuma Ariz Wyler C. T. Dixon Fields Rogers Hie Revere We Naught Syndicate Ine Good Fellows N. S Mitchell Lane
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