Black Eagle offers settlement in Father Divine suit
In New York a self styled aviator known as the Black Eagle of Harlem flew to aid Father Divine in a wrongful suit. Colonel Hubert Fauntleroy Julian proposed a $12,000 cash settlement to resolve the $17,000 claims, saying devotion to the negro race spurred the move amid courtroom attention.
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Black Eagle of
Harlem
Father Divine
Divine
God
Hubert Fauntleroy Julian
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Europe
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Tve
Dave Lo
Julian
Justin Benedict
Dyvine
Broan
Legion Post Toys for Kiddies Distribution Night
A local American Legion event collected gifts for underprivileged children at a regional home. Members arranged large toy donations and planned a serenade on December 18 to accompany the aid program.
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Tee
BoFauck Gost
le Boor Oield
Cheemas Cme
Poe
Fon
Berne
JW Ham Nets
K Bord
Thomas R. Easterr
Ringheim Joins Moore's Tailoring in Monroe
Mark Ringheim, long associated with a Miami based menswear store, returns to Monroe to partner with M. G. Moore at Moore's Tailoring, 104 DeSard Street. They plan enlarging the shop to add hats and other mens furnishings with nationally advertised items to be featured.
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Mark Ringheim
Miami
Fla
Monroe
Moore's Tailoring Company
DeSard Street
M. G Moore
Rongheim
Mir Moore
Weapo
Ronghern
Wet Mooroe
Peetets
Pegart
Rao
Renewed Drive Against Farm Trusts Seen
Washington reports Justice Department head Arnold forecasts renewed action against restraints of trade in farm products. Court victory in Chicago milk case boosts ability to prosecute under anti trust laws, with more suits to follow as funds and personnel allow. The news frames broader NRA and Wagner act context and labor board rulings, alongside a local church event a wiener roast Wednesday evening.
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Washington
Thurman Arnold
Yaleniversity Law
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Chicago
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Arnold
Congress
High Tr Bunal
Interstate Commerce Companionment
Railronads
New Deal
Roosevelt
High Tribunal
None Jugstices
NRA
Wiliam E. Humphrey
Federal Trade
Boutier
National Labor Relets
Ns Board
Newport News Shippundeg and Dry Dock Company
TC Copal
Chicas
Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
I CC
Hughes
Labor Board
Justice Roberts
Justice Stone
West Monroe Regulates Sound Trucks With Set Hours
The West Monroe city council approved a new ordinance restricting sound trucks to three hours daily, with operations allowed from noon to 1 pm and 4 pm to 6 pm citywide. Liquor and occupational ordinances were re-passed with identical terms as the prior year.
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West Monroe
Monroe
Crossword Puzzle Pack Begins With Stumped Clues
A word puzzle list blends public vehicles butter substitute and golf terms with zodiac, minerals, and animal clues. Several entries hint at historical or literary terms while others remain cryptically connected to common objects and places.
80 000 American Refugees Return
Washington reports more than 60,000 Americans have come back from war zones in Europe and officials foresee most of those still abroad staying unless civilian centers face wholesale bombing. Only small numbers remain in Finland and Russia, while Americans in Germany Britain and France who wished to return have done so. The State Department weighs responsibility for those who ignore warnings as it notes Christmas has been observed since the fourth century.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Finland
Russia
Germany
Great Britain
France
Brodnax Seeks Assessor Post in Morehouse Parish
Ernest Brodnax Sr announces his candidacy for tax assessor of Morehouse parish. He notes his Bastrop roots, family, faith, and claim to be a “poor man’s friend.” He pledges fairness and full-time dedication if elected, and asks for voters’ support.
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Bastrop
Ernest Brodnax
Morehouse Parish
T. J. Brodnax
Tommy
Galveston Business College
Galveston
Tex
Ethel Naff
Morehouse
The
Baptist Church
Six Typical American Farm Girls Honored At 4-H Congress
Chicago dispatch reports six typical American farm girls honored at the national 4-H club congress for homemaking achievements. Each received a $200 Montgomery Ward college scholarship. winners include Alice Smith of Union Mississippi and five others from Arizona Idaho New Hampshire Massachusetts Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Company
Alice Smith
Union
Miss
Mary L. Welch
Emery Park
Ariz
Sara McGregor
Thatcher
Idaho
June Loveland
Greenfield
Mass
Eleanor E. Marston
London, N. H
Dorothy E. Figi
Argyle, Wis
Mexico weighs repatriation camp for undesirables
Mexico City reports unofficial but informed sources say the interior department considers a relocation camp for foreigners who cannot be deported due to the war. The plan envisions a self supporting facility on one of the Islas Marías with workshops and government aid to utilize the land.
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Mexico City
Interior Department
Europe
Islas Marias
Pacific
Schenley Distillers Corp at your favorite bar and store
Schenley Distillers Corp of New York announces availability at local bars and package stores. Details refer to distribution and retail accessibility for consumers seeking their products.
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Schenley Distillers Corp
N. Y
Donations to Mary Goss Home Reported in Past Month
The Mary Gass home for aged Negroes lists cash gifts from Paul Collins, Sig Masur, Mrs. C D Oakley, Joe Biedenharn, Mrs. Allan Scholars, Mrs. C E Faulk, Mrs. C E Woolman, Herman Masur, W R Hammock and others totaling several dollars and cents. Local donors include Quachita Surebest and City bakeries supplying bread, Eureka stores meat, and multiple grocers contributing flour lard coffee sugar and meal. Colored sources add Miller's Funeral home and Riverside Baptist church. The text also notes the annual variability of daylight length worldwide.
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Mary Gass
Paul Collins
Sig Masur
C. D. Oakley
Joe Biedenharn
Allan Scholars
C. E. Faulk
C. E. Woolman
Herman Masur
W. R. Hammock
Quachita
Surebest
City
Eureka
Johnnie Sherrouse
Baker-Lawdon and Ford
Simonton Grain Company
Frank Varino
Quality Grocer Company
Sav-Mor Grocery
Miller's Funeral Home
Tabernacle Baptist Mission
Riverside Baptist Church
Traffic Safety Meeting Set by Monroe Police
A meeting for residents interested in traffic safety starts tomorrow night at 8 in the city hall courtroom. Chief Frank V. Reiteell announces the Monroe Police Department sponsors the event with a traffic safety film by the Louisiana Transportation Association and a safety talk by Bob Quattiebaum. Reiteell will award safety certificates to drivers enrolled in police traffic safety classes who have had no accidents in the past year. Truck drivers and private machine operators are invited.
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Frank V. Reiteell
Monroe Police Department
Louisiana Transportation Association
Bob Quattiebaum
Mekt
Reitzell
Ex Marine Held In Woman's Death In Mississippi
Cecil Baker 27, a former Marine, remained jailed in Clarksdale charged with the death of Mollie May Johnson 43. Relatives dispute the claim of accidental self defense after Johnson was found shot at her home. district attorney noted he doubted the accidental story.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Cecil Baker
Mollie May Johnson
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