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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
18
A jumble of crossword clues with across and down hints covering subjects from chemistry to geography. Entries include countries herbs metals and common terms, with several misprints and spacing errors in the prompt.
Secretary of Commerce announces Charles E. Maroney named supervisor for the Monroe district census to start January 2 with 28 enumerators across 14 parishes Ouachita Morehouse Franklin Lincoln Richland Tensas Union Caldwell Catahoula Concordia East Carroll Jackson Madison West Carroll. Additional details will follow.
The Claiborne Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. I. D. Wallace Sr.'s home with eighteen members and three visitors. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Frank Eyre as president and Mrs. Thelma Cloyd as vice president.
Washington and the District of Columbia have exhausted special enrollment for transient war veterans in the civilian conservation corps. Local veterans receive priority, and no extension is planned. Veterans from other states cannot be placed on government projects due to insufficient local opportunities. Florida projects likewise require legal residency, delaying out of state workers.
Nine Rhode Island Red chickens and a gray hen were taken from a chicken house at Miss Mary Barbara's home 401 Ouachita Avenue. Entry appeared gained through an unlocked door and police were notified.
Mrs. Ethel B. Matson, national field executive of the Red Cross, shows a collection of Junior Red Cross handcraft work to Cypress school students. She speaks on the national children's service fund which supports school libraries, including a 25 volume children's library set to be delivered soon. Salt remains a government monopoly in Italy with penalties for unauthorized collection of sea salt.
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