Grand champion steer sells for 3 a pound at exposition
Chicago reports the grand champion steer of the 37th International Livestock Exposition fetched 3 a pound on the hoof, sold to Charles R. Walgreen. Officials foresee high prices for other livestock as 2 000 cattle 1 250 swine and 1 900 sheep go to auction, with a new hybrid corn title awarded. An act of Congress is needed to reinstate a dismissed Washington DC policeman.
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G. Page
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Lafayette
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Greenfield
Ohio
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Washington, D. C
Plan Benefit Drives Community Christmas Cheer
The Good Fellows fund offers a Christmas charity appeal encouraging readers to donate to help children in need. Contributions support festive events and ensure happiness for all citizens. Send donations to the World and News-Star at 110 North Second Street, Monroe. Londoners smoke more than 160000000000 cigarets a year.
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Fresh start as couple reconciles after parole release
Dorothy Millicent Myles is seen re united with George S. Gilbert after his parole from Norfolk prison colony Massachusetts. She moved to be near him and worked as a hat check girl in a cabaret while he served his parole. Their marriage is postponed 18 months by parole terms.
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Dorothy Millicent Myles
George S. Gilbert
Norfolk
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Gilbert
Miss Miles
Massachusetts
Rockefeller Donations Split Among Republican and Democratic Committees
The Rockefeller family contributed a total of $103,000 to Republican committees and related groups, including $20,000 from John D. Rockefeller III and $70,000 from John D. Rockefeller Jr. Abby A. Rockefeller gave $13,000 to Republican channels, while Mrs. Cromwell directed $5,000 to each of several Democratic state committees across the South and beyond.
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New York
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Thanksgiving Homecomings From Local Colleges In Jena Area
A list of students visiting for Thanksgiving includes Merle Floyd Wilfred Gaharan Frank Doughty Orville Haynes Earl Parker Wendell Blake Frank Jones Jr Curtiss Hodges from LSU Ethelee Taylor from LS Normal at Natchitoches Stanley Owens from LPI Ruston Dan and Catherine Wilbanks from Southwestern Louisiana Institute Lafayette Luke Timberlake from Northeast Center Monroe Mrs H B Wales of Slagle guest of Mr and Mrs W H Bishop Mrs M Overstreet and children return from Monroe Miss Margaret Roberts returns from Hodge Mrs C B Finley hosted Mrs W D Chawney Baton Rouge and Mrs Hardy Wade Mooringsport Among the large crowd at the Jena Jonesville football game were Bill Hodges Butler Floyd A B Ratcliff R H McClain Rev D F Anders Murl Floyd Wendell Blake Earl Edwards Gordon and Elmer Francis Bunt Keene Alden Richardson Dan Wilbanks Luke Timberlake Ernest Doughty Beauregard Doughty Clotile Benton Ruby Richardson Ruth Bishop Jo Alice Wade Mary Lorene Anders Edwina Turnley and Ernes Parker
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Wilfred Gaharan
Frank Doughty
Orville Haynes
Earl Parker
Wendell Blake
Frank Jones, Jr
Curtiss Hodges
Louisiana State University
Ethelee Taylor
Louisiana State Normal
Natchitoches
Stanley Owens
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute At
Jena-Jonesville
Jonesville
Bill Hodges
Butler Floyd
A. B. Ratcliff
R. H. McClain
D. F. Anders
Murl Floyd
Earl Edwards
Gordon
Elmer Francis
Bunt Keene
Alden Richardson
Dan Wilbanks
Luke Timberlake
Ernest Doughty
Beauregard Doughty
Clotile Benton
Ruby Richardson
Ruth Bishop
Johnnie
Two Days Left to Reach 800 Music Club Members
E C Gibson, president, reports strong early response to a membership drive aimed at funding a winter concert series in two cities. Volunteers urge 800 members by 10 p.m. Saturday, with appeals to teachers and large firms to buy memberships as Christmas gifts.
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Mr. Gibson
Virginia
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Civic Music Association Drives Membership Campaign
Economic value of high character musical concerts is emphasized, urging business leaders to support the Civic Music association’s membership drive to ensure broader success and efficiency in all endeavors.
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Classic Battle Looms as Two Top Teams Meet in Monroe
Visiting team and coach Henry Stovall arrive in Monroe this afternoon to base at the Virginia hotel. The teams, both top-notchers, are set for a Brown Field clash at 2 10 Friday afternoon with expectations of a thrilling contest.
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Monroe
Virginia Hotel
Brown Field
Walpole Urges Crown Fit for Edward’s Choice of Bride
The speaker notes Walpole has flouted advisers and broken engagements, while praising a friendship that pleases him but cautions an action that could threaten the crown. He says Edward should be happy but must marry someone who fits royal ideals, even if a divorcee is admired.
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Edward
U S Egg Production Exceeds Thirty-One Billion Count
The United States produces more than 31 billion chicken eggs each year, reflecting a large scale poultry industry and steady demand for eggs across markets.
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Man Charged With Manslaughter After Monroe Crash
Dupree faces manslaughter and two driving while intoxicated charges after a Sunday collision on Sterlington road that injured nine others including Mrs. A. L. DeLoach and Mrs. Herman Talton. Judge Garrett set bonds at 3000 for manslaughter and 1500 for the other charges.
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Dupree
David J. Garrett
A. L. DeLoach
West Monroe
Herman Talton
Minden
Sheriff's Department
Tom Dupree
Monroe
Sterlington Road
D. D. Coulter
North Greenland Eskimos claim farthest north residence
Eskimos of Smith Sound Greenland live farther north than any other people. Fewer than one per cent of children in London elementary schools are poorly fed.
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Greenland
London
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