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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1934

Page

5

Man Accused in House Burglary

W. Curtis Dean, 21, of 306 Benton Avenue Monroe, held in Ouachita parish jail on charges of breaking and entering the residence of R. P. Lee in West Monroe. Connected with one Monroe home burglary and possibly others in the city. Police traced him after Lee reported the break as the burglar fled. A comb and fountain pen found on Dean were identified as Miss Dorothy Layne's stolen items from October 8, and a pawn ticket led to his pistol, seized from a local pawn shop.

W. Curtis Dean Benton Avenue Monroe Ouachita Parish R. P. Lee West Monroe Dean Mr. Lee Mill and North Third Streets Lee Sheriff's Department Ted Coverdale Dorothy Layne North Second Street

Prisoner Tied to Monroe Robberies. Lunar Terminator Mentioned

The prisoner Dean may be linked to several Monroe house robberies around the Layne incident. He had two skeleton keys and was arrested at Hamburg. A separate note explains the moon’s boundary between light and dark is the terminator.

L. V. Tarver Dean Monroe Layne West Monroe Arkansas Hamburg

Open Mind Urged In Farley Talk

Postmaster General James A. Farley urged new members of Congress to keep an open mind and avoid pledging to specific economic theories. Speaking at Gainesville Georgia during the dedication of the federal building he warned against partisan pledges and urged voters to trust conscience and national interest. He noted Roosevelt would have support from the new 74th Congress and predicted less partisanship and a record of achievement.

Gainesville James A. Farley Congress Democratic National Committee Federal Franklin D. Roosevelt Farley

Court upholds UC land grant military training rule

The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the University of California and other land grant colleges may require military training. It sustained suspensions of two students who objected on religious grounds. The decision said the right to conscientious objection comes from Congress, not the Constitution.

Washington University of California Supreme Court Butler Albert W. Hamilton W. Alonzo Reynolds, Jr Methodist Episcopal Church University of Maryland California Land Grant Congress

Bond Reduced in Frances Robinson Kidnapping Case

Mrs Frances Robinson's bond was cut in half to 25000 as her trial for kidnapping Louisville socialite Mrs Alice Stoll was postponed to February 11. She is charged jointly with husband Thomas H Robinson Jr and father in law. the elder Robinson was arrested in Nashville and is awaiting removal.

Louisville Frances Robinson Alice Stoll Charles I. Dawson Robinson Nashville Dawson

Thanksgiving drive for Ruston orphanage car

Mrs. Jessie Sadler announced a Thanksgiving contribution drive for the Methodist orphanage at Ruston. Gifts delivered to West Monroe Hardware and Furniture will be loaded into a Illinois Central freight car in West Monroe and sent to Ruston. Contributions including food, clothing, toys, and fruits are welcome, with a Tuesday night deadline.

Ruston Jessie Sadler Ilinois Central Railroad West Monroe

Lower Court Directed To Rule On Ad Rates

The Supreme Court directed lower federal courts to rule on the validity of group advertising rates lower than individual publication charges. It refused to decide the Indiana Farmer's Guide Publishing Co. of Huntington, Indiana vs Prairie Farmer Publishing Co. of Chicago and four other farm papers until such ruling is made.

Washington Supreme Court High Court Indiana Farmer’s Guide Publishing Company Huntington Ind Prairie Farmer Publishing Company of Chicago

Judge authorizes suits against Paramount officers in multi‑million claim

Federal Judge Alfred C. Coxe authorized trustees in bankruptcy for Paramount‑Publix to sue former officers and directors to recover several million dollars. The Burma note states tattooing marks on the body is viewed as protection against being killed.

New York Alfred C. Coxe Paramount-Publix Corporation Burma

Storm Stricken Islands Await Seventh Typhoon

Manila reports six typhoons in three months have killed or left missing 400 people. A seventh typhoon is warned toward Samar as wreckage from Thursday’s storm remains uncleared and the motorship Philipandan sinks with 11 of 31 crew saved. Captain Ramon Bello and Chief Officer Tirol are among the missing or dead.

Manila P. IL Philippine Islands Samar Pacific Ocean Philipandan Ramon Bello Panay Tirol

Streets Flooded After Downpour Locals Struggle With Sewers

A heavy Sunday night rain flooded streets north of Ouachita avenue and east of Jackson street to depths over two feet. Firemen cleared clogs in storm sewers while residents dumped debris prompted by warnings from R D Swayze to keep leaves and trash off streets to prevent future floods.

Ouachita Avenue Jackson Street Young's Bayou R. D. Swayze Streets and Parks City Sanitary Department

Ladakhi Marriage Customs Link Brothers as Secondary Husbands

In western Tibet, a man’s marriage can lead his next two younger brothers to serve as secondary husbands to the wife. The practice binds the family in a shared union with the wife.

Tibet

Unemployed Veteran Robbed of Shoes in New Orleans

Oley T. Powers 41 and unemployed ex serviceman now hospitalized with a fractured skull says highway robbery around New Orleans has reached a new level. He reports being slugged with a blunt instrument by two unidentified men yesterday afternoon and robbed of his shoes and a small amount of change.

New Orleans Oley T. Powers Powers

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James Dunn Alice Faye Frank Mitchell Jack Durant Fox Motor Supply CO Monroe, la Europe Germany JINKY Monroe Furniture Company Collins Pharmacy Natural Gas Co R. “ Jewelry Co Quachita Bakery Central and Circle (S Thompson’s Pharmacy Griffin Studio Kodak Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc Johnny S. Elbert Central Savings Bank & Trust CO Central Circle Standard Office Supply CO Collens Pharmacy, Inc E. Jack Selig, Inc Monroe Furniture CO Monroe Hardware CO Sandman’s Pharmacy E. R. Kiper Hardware & Supply CO Hemp’s Cafeteria Ouachita Baking CO Ferd Levi Stationery CO North Side Pharmacy Lee-Rogers Chevrolet Co., Ine Mrs. Robinson Penney’s Penney’s Toyland Santa Claus Santa’s Santa J. C. Penney Company Mary LU Aluminum Phush Jim J.C. Penney Co. Inc
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