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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

Page

10

Panama Limited Resumes Fast Service Between New Orleans and Chicago

The Panama Limited, Illinois Central’s fast flyer, arrived in New Orleans from Chicago after a two year lapse and will depart for Chicago at 1 PM. Officials including President L A Downs marked the revival with ceremonies. Eight year old Patricia Kelly christened the train in Chicago with river waters from Mississippi Gulf and Lake Michigan. City Commissioner Fred A Earhart attended the Chicago ceremonies.

New Orleans Panama Limited Illinois Central Chicago L. A. Downs Patricia Kelly Edward J. Kelly Illinois Central Station Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico Gulfport Lake Michigan Fred A. Earhart

Police Juror J O Pinkston Dies At Lake Providence

J O Pinkston 62, member of the East Carroll parish police jury and Farm Credit Administration field representative for Jackson and Bienville parishes, died Monday morning at his Lake Providence home after a four day illness. Survived by widow, two sons Orville and Lee, one sister Mrs Omie Warren, all of Lake Providence. Funeral plans not set.

Lake Providence J. O. Pinkston East Carroll Parish Farm Credit Administration Jackson and Bienville Parishes Orville and Lee Pinkston Omie Warren

Creomulsion Promises Rapid Relief from Coughs

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as seven benefits in one and harmless. It claims strong but safe action, pleasant taste, and that your druggist will refund money on the spot if the cough is not relieved.

Porter Grove

Three Minute Relief From Your Headache

An ad touts B. C. headache relief claiming a mix of ingredients works in minutes. It promises soothing help for migraines and nerve pain, plus muscular aches, colds, and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages from druggists.

B. C

Long Leader Replaced in New Orleans Eleventh Ward

New Orleans reports Joseph E Weber longtime Huey P Long organizer in the eleventh ward has allegedly been supplanted by Jules Gonthier former Jackson Democratic club leader. Weber resignations and comments were unclear with one source claiming a Sunday caucus ousted him.

New Orleans Joseph E. Weber Huey P. Long Jules Gonthier Jackson Democratic Club Joseph A. O'Hara Long Organization Weber Long

Car Abandoned in Shreveport Held by Police

An automobile found abandoned in Agurs a Shreveport suburb was held by Caddo police while officers sought its owner. Police believe the car was stolen in Texas and abandoned Saturday night. Chief Norvell said telegrams were sent but the vehicle has not been identified and its connection to Bowie county desperadoes remains unconfirmed.

Shreveport Agurs L. V. Smith J. W. Plaisance Texas Aguri E. E. Norvell Norvell Hamilton Sheriff's Department Police

Obituary for B. F. Jernigan West Monroe Man Dies at 56

Funeral services were held for B. F. Jernigan 56 of Drew Avenue West Monroe who died Sunday afternoon at a local hospital Rev E L Tanner officiated Interment followed at Nash Cemetery on the Ruston road Surviving relatives include the widow and seven children Willie R Jernigan H L Jernigan Mrs Bessie Deason Mrs Addie Tarver Mrs Irma Callendar Mrs Nevada Clack and Mrs Roelie Green

B. F. Jernigan Drew Avenue West Monroe Mulhearn Funeral Home E.L. Tanner Nash Cemetery Ruston Road Willie R. Jernigan H. L. Jernigan Texas Bessie Deason Addie Tarver Irma Callendar Nevada Clack Rayville Roelie Green Dunn

Funeral for Lillian Ogden Held in Delhi

Delhi held funeral services for four year old Lillian Maudine Ogden daughter of Mr and Mrs John S Ogden. Surviving relatives include her parents three sisters Loraine Aline Roberta and brother John S Ogden Jr.

Lillian Maudine Ogden Delhi John S. Ogden Loraine Aline Roberta Ogden John S. Ogden, Jr

Funeral services for J. B. Patton

J B Patton of Sterlington died of heart trouble late Saturday night at a local hospital. Funeral held Monday at Davis Lawhead funeral home with Rev P W Lofton in charge. Body to be sent to Pargould Arkansas for interment Wednesday. Survived by widow a step son Dr M R Coffman of Birmingham four brothers Lloyd Manila Steve Bethel Andrew Doc Patton of Pargould.

J. B. Patton Sterlington Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home P. W. Lofton Pargould Ark M. R. Coffman Birmingham Ala Lloyd Patton Manila, Ark Steve Patton Bethel, Ark Andrew and Doc” Patton

Man Arrested After Threat Reported Made

Police late Sunday arrested Bob Norris, operator of a pool room below Five Points, after he was said to have used a pistol in threatening the life of Ed Kelly, a one armed deaf and partly mute brick mason who worked there. Norris was booked on carrying a concealed weapon. Captain Frank Pettit and Officer D. J. Bedsole made the arrest.

Bob Norris Five Points Ed Kelly Norris Frank Pettit D. J. Bedsole

Northeast Struggles With Cold Spike Amid Mixed Weather

Associated Press reports a cold wave across the Northeast with low morning temperatures in Buffalo 31 Boston 38 New York 37 Washington 33 and Richmond 27. The forecast predicts a warmer trend with possible rain, while southern cities like Atlanta 42 Jacksonville 50 and Miami 73 show milder conditions.

Associated Press Buffalo N. Y Boston New York Washington Richmond Kansas City Pittsburgh Grand Rapids Green Bay Cleveland Detroit Albany Dallas Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago Atlanta Macon Augusta Savannah Jacksonville Miami Fla Nashville

Monthly Police Report for Monroe City November Proceedings

The Monroe city court tried 218 cases in November with 147 convictions and 235 arrests. Fines collected totaled 809 dollars with 1446 dollars charged to street work. current fines 594 dollars and back fines 215 dollars. There were 2 robberies, 14 breaking and entering cases, 1 aggravated assault, 4 larcenies over 50 dollars and 27 under 50 dollars, 6 car theft reports with 5 recovered. Charges included aggravated assault 1, larceny under 50 9, auto theft 1, minor fault 20, concealed weapon 7, sex offenses 2, DUI 7, drunkenness 88, disorderly conduct/vagrancy 12, gambling 4, traffic 198, miscellaneous 22, investigation 26.

Monroe

Clemency Sought for Two Orleans Tax Dept Embezzlers

Two former New Orleans tax department employees, Arthur L. Jones and James J. Des Porte, seek clemency as they face pardons or paroles before the state board of pardons. Jones, 48, to two to five years with about 13 months served. Desporte, 47, to one to two years with seven months served. Prison officials recommend clemency, calling both model prisoners.

New Orleans State Board of Pardons Delinquent Tax Department Arthur L. Jones Tax Department James J. Desporte Jones Desporte

Alarms, hose, and hours in November report

The monthly alarm room report shows 51 fires and service calls answered in November. Firemen tackled 9 residence fires, 29 grass fires, 4 automobile fires, and 9 misc calls, using 2 250 feet of hose and 51 hours of work.

Tug And Tow Of 6 Barges Safe Head Toward Miami

Coast guard reports the New Orleans tug Adler and six barges, with six aboard, are safe and moving toward Miami after parting from the tow in rough seas off Florida. The Saukee assisted in reconnecting the tow, and the barges washed ashore but no injuries are noted. Adler is owned by W. G. Coyle Co. of New Orleans.

Miami Mobile Ala Coast Guard New Orleans Fla Florida Saukee Adler W. G. Coyle Company of

Wind and rain cause damage in northern Mississippi

Strong winds and prolonged rain swept across several north Mississippi counties causing isolated rural damage. Rivers Coldwater and Tallahatchie rose for days and last night’s downpour created a serious flood threat as smaller streams overflowed their banks.

Clarksdale Miss Mississippi Tallahatchie

Arakan Customs Remove Footwear In Street Greetings

In Arakan it is customary to remove footwear in the streets as a sign of greeting. The practice reflects local etiquette and respect during daily exchanges and visits.

Arakan

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