Young People's Conference to Be Held Here
About 100 to 150 young people travel from surrounding towns to Monroe for a three day interdenominational conference at First Methodist Church from December 9 to 11. Delegates include Camp Lassa attendees and other Northeast Louisiana youths with speakers from New Orleans and Shreveport. Program includes a Friday banquet 4:00 p.m. toastmaster Robert Courtney and sessions through Sunday with community and church toasts and readings.
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Monroe
First Methodist Church
Camp Lassa Atrport
Louisiana
New Orleans
Shreveport
1St Methodist Church
Robert Courtney
Rosa Langford
Lena White
Kat
Flannagan
Tackamakimwanke
Lillian Mitchell
Sy Su
Eleanor Butler
Twinities
Alabama Woman Arrested After Husband's Death
Police hold Mrs. C. C. Alexander in Anniston on the death of her husband found on his home steps. Initial accounts differ as she claimed he was shot while chasing a chicken thief, later saying two men gambled with him and one fired. Blood stains and a bloodstained pillow were found. she said a man forced her to burn the pillow and clean the room.
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Associated Press
Anniston
Ala
Dee
C. C. Alexander Ce
Alexander
W. E. Parker
Locomotive Fraternity Leader Dies at 72 in Cleveland
William B. Prenter former president of the Locomotive Engineers died at his Cleveland home at age 72. He served 49 years with the brotherhood and led for two years after succeeding Warren S. Stone in 1925. His death was attributed to nervous exhaustion, per family statements.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
William B. Prenter
Therhood
Fengies
Mr. Prenter
Brotherhood
Twvo
Warren S.S. Stone
Police Court Fines Listed for Traffic and Disorderly Conduct
B. J. Jackson faces traffic fines of $7.50 or 7 1 2 days. Pollock, a Negro, fined $12.50 or 12 1 2 days for traffic. Floyd Lent and John Doe jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct with fines of $12.50 or 12 1 2 days.
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B. J. Jackson
Esse Pollock
Floyd Lent
John Doe
Peoples Homestead to Discuss Building Bids in Afternoon
The Peoples Homestead and Savings association reviewed bids for its new building last night but did not award a contract. A second meeting this afternoon is planned to finalize details and announce action. Plans show a large structure at DeSiard and Catalpa streets with the low bid near $70,000.
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New Peoples Homestead and Savings Association
DeSiard and
Catalpa Streets
Architect H. H. Land Draws Plans for Project
All bids were considered by architect H. H. Land who drew the plans and found the proposals most satisfactory.
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H. H. Land
Alfred Johnson Arrested by Officer Busby Yesterday
Alfred Johnson was arrested by Officer J M Busby yesterday in a local precinct. The incident details remain limited with no further information provided.
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Alfred Johnson
J. M. Busby
Thief Charged Over Theft Of Two Sweaters
A suspect is charged with stealing two sweaters valued at five dollars from T. John.
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T. John
Blizzard Pummels Central West With Heavy Snow
Snow and subzero cold sweep the middle west and southwest from Wyoming to New Mexico. Colorado sees escalating fury as the storm moves south, Colorado Springs crews rescue motorists, Collins Colorado reports three feet of snow, Nebraska endures temperature drops and Alberta reports fatalities. Oklahoma City records a rapid fall from 54 to 38 in 29 minutes.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Canada
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Dakotas
Colorado Springs
Mountain
New Mexico
Collins
Alliance
Lincoln
Alberta
Oklahoma City
Mrs Genevieve Paddleford Sentenced to San Quentin
Mrs Genevieve Paddleford an alleged international adventuress and former holder of a large fortune is sentenced to from one to ten years in San Quentin California on a larceny charge.
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Genevieve Paddleford
San Quentin
Cal
Dollar Faces Up To Nine Competitors In Parity Race
New York reports nine major currencies reach or exceed parity with the dollar, signaling stiff competition for the greenback amid a shifting foreign exchange landscape.
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Pollar
Associated Press
New York
Dallas man in a wheelchair sells his own songs in stores
Elmore Everett of Dallas Texas makes his living selling his own songs from a wheelchair. He has written titles including My Down Fast Rose Harvesting Everybody's Loved by Someone and Alabama Sue. He travels alone across 42 states, previously from Anniston Alabama, now based in Dallas, and reports widespread public kindness and encouragement.
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Elmore Everett
Dallas
Texas
Alabama
Monroe
Everett
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Locomotive Fraternity
Alfred Lilliendahl
Mays Landing
N. J
J. Sherwood Thompson
Bridgeport
James Cimino
Court House
Willis Beach
Robert McCarter
Lillientah
Hall-Mills
Carrie L. Calkins
RADIO
Atwater Kent
ST. Jhon & Evans
South Grand St
Florence Reed
Cael
White Studio
N. Y
Irene Simms Shields
Middle
South West
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
DeSiard St
Vicks
The
Southland
Nature
Collens Pharmacy
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