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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1934

Page

4

Ouachita Tuberculosis Fight Benefits Public Health

The Ouachita Tuberculosis association in Ouachita parish raises funds through public subscription and Christmas seal sales to battle the disease. The group runs a nursing and health clinic, provides hospitalization for 27 patients, maintains 45 visiting patients, and supplies milk to those unable to buy it. The campaign stresses public conscience and local support as essential to reduce tuberculosis deaths and protect children.

Oua@hua Tuberculosis association Ouachita Parish Ouachita Tuberculosis Association

Counterfeiters Busted in New York Roundup

Eleven men and a woman were arrested in a New York roundup by the secret service with local officers. About $2,000,000 in counterfeit currency was impounded. The article notes skilled engraving, inks, and paper making as core to the trade and highlights persistent global counterfeiting and ongoing investigations led by Robert Godby in New York under Treasury.

New York Secret Service Treasury Department Robert Godby Morgenthau Washington

England and United States vow close naval cooperation

Vice Premier Baldwin warns Britain's fleet will not be used without US consent in any blockade while Secretary Hull forecasts strong, friendly US UK naval policy cooperation. The two nations appear to move toward firm alliance after a decade of drift, with broad reasons for mutual effort to preserve peace.

Stanley Baldwin England Glasgow Great Britain United States Cordell Hull

Uncommon Sense Reflections on Life and Conduct

John Blake urges readers to expand their private world by widening friendships with earnest, intelligent people and pursuing meaningful deeds. He counsels peace, kindness, prudent finances, and political engagement without intolerance, reminding readers life is short and best spent growing mentally and spiritually.

The Glee Club By George Elliston

The verse speaks to the heart arguing life is not easy and hardship arrives despite dreams. The speaker urges endurance and year after year steadfastness, pondering the meaning of struggle and a path that may suit them best.

the Bell Syndicate, Inc the Glee Club George Elliston

Conversation at Odds Over Honor and Lies

Levitsky asks how to respond when called a liar. Cohenstein suggests reaction depends on the size of the accuser and the label he uses, implying a judgment on personal stature and insult.

Cohenstein

Cholly’s Priceless Gun at Bunker Hill Echoes Pawnbroker Remark

A rough spoken exchange recalls a gun carried by a great-great grandson at Bunker Hill. A pawnbroker jokes about lending 50 cents on it, framing the moment in patriotic tones.

Cholly Bunker Hill

Political mockery of Theodora and a failing statesman

A satirical remark questions Theodora’s political viability. It contrasts Ethel’s supposed death with Theodora’s claim of victory and ridicules the unnamed male leader’s judgment citing a handshake with coal workers.

Ethel Theodora

Cigarette Smoker and Guest Trade spa talk on air and water

A humorous exchange at a health resort features a smoker claiming to seek air while a second guest prefers water and a gin rickey. The lighthearted dialogue highlights resort wellness contrasts in a casual setting.

Jones Builds On Snake Terrace Lot To Easily Spot Home

Real estate item notes Jones chose the Snake Terrace parcel so the house would be highly visible from afar, aiding locating the property for neighbors and visitors.

Scott Jones Snake Terrace

Weary Waggles and the Hero Medal Question

A humorous dialogue about why a woman in Michigan should not receive a hero medal for rescuing a child, noting the water depth. The passage mocks ceremonies and touches on undertaker business, Hollywood criticism, and a quip about patience and appearances.

Medal Association The Bell Syndicate, Inc

New License Rates Reduced For Autos Below Thirty HP

Rates on passenger autos not over 30 horsepower were cut under this year’s law, while farm truck licenses dropped from 15 to 3 dollars. No change for cars over 30 hp. The chart lists old and new prices by horsepower and by popular makes such as Austin, Chevrolet, Ford, Nash, Plymouth, Pontiac, Terraplane, and Willys.

Fred Hanna Motor Vehicle Bureau Austin Chevrolet Essex Ford Nash Pontiac Small Willys Large Willys

Husband Sought After Wife Discovered Dismembered

In Los Angeles a manhunt began for John H Happel after the dismembered body of his wife Rosabella Happel was found in a trunk inside a windowless shack. Autopsy reported the 46 year old woman beaten to death within the past week.

Los Angeles John H. Happel Rosabella Happel Fred Happel John Corrigan Happel St. James

Harlow Seeks Divorce Over Rossons Habits

Actress Jean Harlow files for divorce from Hal Rosson accusing him of late night reading in bed and other temperamental faults. She cites public scolding and arrogance and notes a 1933 postnuptial agreement signed after a Yuma airplane marriage. She has had two prior marriages.

Los Angeles Hal Rosson Jean Harlow Yuma Aziz Harlow Charles F. McGrew, III Chicago Paul Bern Motion Picture Studio Anne Nichols Abie Miss Nichols Smash Mr. Shakespeare Eugene O'Neill Sam Shipman George S Kaufman Noel Coward Owen Davis

Election Of Officers At Claiborne Home Demonstration Club

Officers for the coming year were elected at the Claiborne Home Demonstration club annual meeting near Monroe. Mrs. M. L. Cloyd was named president and Mrs. E. C. Gaskin vice president, with secretary and treasurer slots filled by Mrs. Joe Hendricks and Miss Wilma Britton. Division leaders include Nutrition and canning, poultry, gardening, and recreation, led by several members. The club earned a 100 percent rating for the year, supported by programs on nutrition, Achievement Night, a dinner for the West Monroe Kiwanis, and lunches for the Ten-Year club. The Claiborne community lies on the Ruston highway about six miles from Monroe.

Claiborne Home Demonstration Club M. L Cloyd E. C. Gaskin Joe Hendricks Wilma Britton M. L. DeFreese A. A. Watts Nutrition L. Cloyd I. D. Wallace, Jr Allen Cloud R. I. Newman R. L. Haney A. A. Wallace J. O. Hastings Frank Eyres West Monroe

West Monroe News Briefs 1919 Family and Social Notes

15 years ago on December 6 1919 Mr and Mrs Lamar Myatt of West Monroe welcomed a son. Izora Alexander of Met Rouge attended a dance and visited Miss Debbie Breard. Belle Downes plans a San Antonio visit with her aunt Mrs Bird. Portland Ark couple John Bain and wife announce engagement and wedding of daughter Tetsy to Leo F Terzia of Monroe set for December 28 at the Baptist church. Clara McHenry a West Monroe teacher has recovered after a three week illness.

Izora Alexander Met Rouge Debbie Breard Belle Downes San Antonio Texas Mrs. Bird John Bain Portland Ark Tetsy Leo F. Terzia Monroe the Baptist Clara McHenry West Monroe

Two Minor Offenses Heard In City Court

Two cases were tried before Judge W. M. Harper. Earl Peters, driving a car with bad brakes, was fined ten dollars. Willie May, drunk and disorderly, was fined seven dollars and fifty cents with one dollar suspended.

W. M. Harper Earl Peters Willie May

Hambone's Meditations on Doing Right and Wrong

A humorous column riffs on moral choices and missteps with folksy dialect. The piece highlights how intent and action diverge and urges practical virtue through playful examples and sly observations.

Missionary Society Holds Regular Meet

The Women's Missionary Society of Gordon Avenue Methodist Church met at the church Tuesday. Mrs. W. H. Dennis led circle No 1, Mrs. C. L. Taylor gave the devotional, and a talk on Patience followed a reading from Matthew 5 16. A story by Miss Eleona Brinsmade highlighted the program. Adjournment came after a hymn and a Mizpeh benediction.

Women's Missionary Society of Gordon Avenue

Mrs. Eugenia Elliott Buried Today In Local Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Eugenia Elliott wife of R W Elliott were held at 10 30 this morning at National Funeral home with Rev L T Hastings officiating Interment followed at Riverview cemetery She is survived by her husband and a son J D Elliott Pallbearers named H V Fluker R Slater Charles Deland O W Deland B Q Cobb Milton Hunt O A Guess and M W Howell

Eugenia Elliott R. W. Elliott National Funeral Home Rev. L. T. Hastings Riverview Cemetery J. D. Elliott H. V. Fluker R. &. Slater Charles Deland O. W. Deland Q. Cobb Milton Hunt, O. A. Guess, and M. W. Howell

Postmasters Named Washington Dispatch

Post office department announces acting postmasters Oscar R. Gang of Montgomery Louisiana and Ruth Therell of Florence Mississippi.

Washington Post Office Department Oscar R. Gang Montgomery Louisiana Ruth Therell Florence Mississippi

Little Theater Raises Membership Fee After Friday

Miss Beryl Madison announced that the Little Theater will not accept $1 memberships after Friday night. After that, new memberships cost $2. Leaders include Mrs Neil Buie Miss Virginia Hinkle Miss Robbie Lee Hanna and Miss Helena Hayward. The season opens Tuesday with Her Husband's Wife at Central grammar school. Four major productions and several workshop plays are planned for the year.

Beryl Madison Little Theater Neil Buie Virginia Hinkle Robbie Lee Hanna Helena Hayward Miss Madison Central Grammar School

United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Election Tonight

The annual election of officers will be held at 7 30 PM in the veterans hall at 109 12 South Grand street. All members are urged to attend. a social hour follows the business session.

United Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary Veterans’ Hall South Grand Street

Stage door meanderings and the uncertain theater gamble

In New York the season shows 660 manuscripts read with few safe bets. Stars like Katharine Cornell gamble on Romeo and Juliet while funding and ticketing strain loom. The Continental Varieties troupe and touring hits illustrate ongoing audience appetite amid doubt.

New York Tom Weatherly J. C. Nugent Max Gordon Roberta Gordon Rockefeller Center Katharine Cornell Miss Cornell Broadway Cornell

Hollywood Close-Ups by Dan Thomas

Hollywood gossip notes Mary Brian charms Hollywood society with corsages and flowers as proof men are attentive. Miriam Hopkins adds that treatment reflects a woman's expectations. The column hints at male egos behind social snubs and praise.

Hollywood Dan Thomas NEA Mary Brian Mary Miriam Hopkins Miriam

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