Good Fellows Fund Backing Christmas Cheer in Monroe
An editorial notes the Good Fellows Fund in Monroe and West Monroe aims to mobilize community support for underprivileged children this Christmas. Letters from readers highlight the need for cooperative effort, with plans for a national industry recovery program and local outreach to provide happiness for many families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Monroe
Santa Claus
Good Fellows’ Fund
West Monroe
Santa Thankful For Aid Offered
A brief note expresses gratitude for aid offered and promises timely delivery with the Good Fellows helping so no child will be missed. The message mentions fine but cold weather and a readiness to come down to assist as needed.
Cotton Control Debate Mentioned by Tal madge
The Statesmen records Tal madge arguing no industry can survive with current cotton taxes. He says removing the Bankhead pill and processing tax would prompt ending cotton farmer restrictions. The governor notes polling officials linked to Bankhead bill support the process while rules on voting were correct. A high speed telegraph printer using Japanese ideographs is reported from Japan.
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the Statesmen
Talmadge
Japan
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions cite Calotabs as a aid for colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of germ laden mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to boost elimination of cold poisons. Cost is twenty five cents for family package and ten cents for trial package.
Louisiana State Reveille censorship affidavit details
An affidavit from J. H. Cutter Jr and related sworn statements recount alleged censorship at LSU. Huey Long allegedly pressured the Reveille editor and staff to remove a critical letter about Long’s university control. Witnesses claim Miss Helen Gilkison was appointed to censor the paper with pay and hiring power.
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Reveille
McGuire
Senator Long
Abe Michal
Dugane R. Norman
Jameston
J. H. Cutter, Jr
The
Cutter
Huey Long
Jim Smith
Rev. Cutter
Long
President Smith
Smith
Norman
Grace Williamson
Williamson
E. N. Jackson
Gilkison
Carl Corbin
Houma
Cal Abraham
Baton Rouge
Stanley Shlosman
Marshaltown
Reveille Rises With New Editor After Censorship Row
LSU student newspaper the Reveille returns on campus under Grace Williamson amid tension over censorship and faculty supervision. Returning signers of the petition seek reinstatement of the staff. four students remain suspended as debates involve President James M. Smith and Senator Huey P. Long.
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Baton Rouge
Reveille
Louisiana State University
Grace Williamson
New Orleans
Miss Williamson
United States
Huey P. Long
James M. Smith
Long
Abe Michal
Dr. Smith
Evidence on arms makers foresaw war demand in Europe
The document states officials anticipated firearm need by European nations and notes that deliveries to Canada for Great Britain began in 1914 on purchase orders and contracts, continuing until an interruption occurred.
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Canada
Great Britain
White Russians Arrested After Kiroff Slaying
Soviet officials disclosed details of the Saturday killing in a Leningrad government building. Leonid Nicolieff, 30, a former worker from Leningrad, is held on charges related to the slaying. The decree invoking the death penalty for terrorists recalls the former Ogpu police power.
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Kiroff
Joseph Stalin
Leningrad
Leonid Nicolieff
German Submarine Strategy in World War I
At the war’s start Germany doubted submarines and remained unprepared, yet submarine successes soon shocked the world and altered strategic thinking.
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Germany
National Crime Institute Aims For Federal Co operation
Government officials outline plans for shared methods and information exchange among federal and state agencies. Participants include Henry L. Stimson Patrick J Hurley J Edgar Hoover and Sanford Bates as speakers on how criminals are caught and prosecuted and how prison treatment is managed.
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New York City
New Jersey
Patrick J. Hurley
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
Joseph B. Keenan
Sanford Bates
Federal Prison Bureau
Capones
Baileys
Waxey Gordons
Correll Killing Blamed on Extortion Note
County authorities pursue Homer F Wilcox Jr after a ransom extortion note allegedly tied to the Correll killing is discussed. Killed man John Gorrell is linked to a Kansas City gang. Wilcox senior travels to New York as investigators seek angles to clarify the case.
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Correll
Phil
John Gorrell
John
Kansas City
Gorrell
Thomas
Anderson
Homer F. Wilcox, Jr
Wilcox
New York
Roosevelt Talks of Permanent New Deal Plans on Radio
President Roosevelt prepares another radio address likely to cover policy directions rather than legislation. Rain dampened his visit but did not dampen spirits as he continued daily routines and despite a downpour he still went to the airport yesterday.
Foundation Patients Hosted by Special Performers
A group of performers entertained patients at the foundation delivering a morale boosting show. The program featured noted artists engaging residents with music and sketches, bringing cheer to the hospital wards and common areas.
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Lee Rogers
Chevrolet Co., Inc
Walnut Street
Association TO Hold
Sonny
Penetro
Winifred Flint Berry
Chicago
Gil” Berry
Illinois University
National Crime Institute Next Government Aim
Virginia Wilcox
Mr. X
al Williams
Navy
Roosevelt
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Inc
DeSiard, Corner
Walnut
Idan Cohen
Suede
Monroe’s Greatest Shoe Store
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Seale
Lily
McKesson
Jinky
Rheterodyne
Zenith
St. John St
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