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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1938

Page

3

Germany and France discuss differences after war pledge

Paris dispatch reports talks between German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop and French Foreign Minister Bonnet focus on avoiding war while outlining Germany’s positions. Germany agrees not to press colonial demands, not back Italy’s aims for Tunisia or Corsica, and not push south of the Pyrenees, while seeking France to limit action against its eastern European economic drive toward Russia and Ukraine.

Germany Italy Tunisia Corsica von Ribbentrop Bonnet Pyrenees France Europe Russian Ukraine

Britain May Finance China Amid Far East Tensions

In London the British government weighs aiding China to curb Japanese dominance in the far east with export credits. The Earl of Plymouth warns Japan of incalculable repercussions while Lord Elibank urges broad economic action including restricting Japanese exports and closing key ports to Japanese shipping.

London China Far East Earl of Plymouth Japan House of Lords Britain Lord Elibank Peer Hongkong, Indian and Straits Settlement Lord Plymouth United States

New Deal Aims to Hold Expenditures Despite Defense Rise

Washington reports the Roosevelt administration plans to keep total outlays for next fiscal year at the 1938-39 level despite higher defense costs. A high official said cuts in other areas, including relief, would offset armaments increases while pay as you go financing was favored. The WPA is funded until March with expectations of more needed. defense spending could reach 1.5 billion next year.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Army Navy

Twenty One Lumber Dealers Plan Louisiana Tour

Twenty one representatives of the Wilneis Lumber and Material Dealers Association Inc will visit lumber industries in Monroe Shreveport and other southern sites during a nine days tour. The group will travel by special bus leaving Springfield Illinois on December 11. They will tour Vandalia Benton Memphis Little Rock Mountain Pine Hot Springs Crossett and Huttig before arriving in Shreveport December 15 for a Frost Lumber Industries hosted stay at the Washington Square Hotel until December 17. C C Sheppard of Clarks and John L Avery will host and guide the tour with Monroe businessmen invited to join in tours of local lumber facilities.

Wilneis Lumber and Material Dealers Asociation, Inc Springfield Tumor and Material Industries Monroe Louisiana Central Lumber Company Clarks Lumber Industries Shreveport South Vandalia Benton Ill Memphis Fenn Little Rock Mountain Pine Hot Springs Crossett and Huttig Ark Frost Lumber Industries Washington Souree Hotel John L. Avery C. C. Sheppard United States Mr. Sheppard Hotel White

Farm Bureau stands pat on AAA farm legislation

The American Farm Bureau Federation signals support for continuing the Agricultural Adjustment Act at its New Orleans convention. Officials say most state federations back current programs with minor administrative changes, opposing two price domestic allotment and warning against soil wealth loss and export problems. Edward A. O Neal criticizes the two price plan as impractical.

Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation AAA New Orleans Deep South Farm Bureau Edward A. O'Neal Federation Wallace

First regular ultra high frequency newspaper facsimile broadcast

St Louis reports W9XZY the Post Dispatch experimental facsimile radio station inaugurated the world first regular UHF broadcast of newspapers. No 1 of Vol 1 contains nine pages eight and a half by four columns using seven point type. Transmission takes 15 minutes per page and range is 20 to 3 miles. Broadcasts run daily and Sunday at 2 pm CST. Ten to fifteen receivers placed at staff homes. RCA plans receivers around 260 dollars within a month.

ST. Louis The Post-Dispatch Radio Corporation of America

Anna M Hahn Faints After Plea Refused

Anna Marie Hahn, condemned poison slayer, fainted after Governor Davey refused clemency as her electric chair execution approached. Her attorney sought a federal writ of mandamus while she sobbed by a picture of her son Oscar and recalled the court fight to save her life.

Columbus Dee T.e Courvel Anna Marie Hahn Joseph Houdin Mell G. Underwood Martin L. Davey Mrs. Hahn Oscar Death Row

Foreign toys show decline in U S Christmas imports

The commerce department reports a shift in toy trade with more U S made toys in Santa’s bag this Christmas. Foreign shipments are under one percent of total as munitions plants crowd toy factories, with Japan supplying about half as many as last year and raw materials diverted to military use. The United States now exports nearly twice as many toys as it imports.

Washington America Commerce Department United States Japan Department

Ducks Roost In Marquette Jail Site Stirring Sleep

In Chicago the Marquette police station houses a dozen ducks in a cell after neighbors complained of noise from the birds kept in a home basement. Sergeant James McGinnis hears the duck complaints as inmates report lack of rest.

Chicago Marquette James McGinnis McGinnis

Bowley promotes four word political formula

Belvidere Boone county clerk William Bowley at 76 years old touts a four word rule for politics never refuse a favor. Now in his fourth straight year as Boone county clerk he credits the approach with his success.

Belvidere William Bowley Bowley Boone County

Construction bids opened on PWA projects in region

Bids have been opened or will open on multiple PWA projects in the area, totaling 421 666 dollars. Notable items include Northeast Center library Monroe 195 000 with bids opened December 12, College building Louisiana Tech Ruston 151 497 bids opened December 5, Courthouse jail Tallulah 63 962 bids opened December 5, Ferriday High school auditorium 39 406 bids opened December 5, Tallulah High school auditorium gymnasium 61 907 contractors J A Harper Crowville.

PWA George M. Bull Fort Worth Tex Northeast Center Monroe Louisiana State University Tallulah J. W Smith and Associates Ferriday High School Tudor and Ratcliff Alexandria Tallulah High School J. A Harper Crowville

Woman Recovers $3092 After Replacing Purse

A woman left 3092 in a purse placed inside a spectacle case and returned the purse to the store forgetting the money. The store sold the purse to another customer before she later reclaimed the money during a repair visit.

ST Louis

Garner for President Club Formed in Red River County

In Detroit Texas on December 1 an official Garner for President club formed in Red River County with all residents made members by decree of Dr Nowlin Watson. The meeting drew local former baseball players and relatives of John Nance Garner while he hunted nearby. Roy Miller praised Garner’s liberal stance and a traditional third term view was urged.

Detroit Tex Red River County John Nance Garner Garner Nowlin Watson Clarksville Texsy Democrats Gerner Watson Uvalde Texas Coon Soto Hollow Med River County John Nance Mee Maud Blair J. R. Wright Fred Moore Isabel Okla John James Roy Miller Corpus Christi Miller

Bergdoll Wife Seeks Return to End Exile

Mrs Bergdoll sails to Germany with four of five children to urge Grover Cleveland Bergdoll to return and serve his five year WWI draft dodger sentence. She plans to live in Philadelphia and raise their children in the United States, hoping to gain permanent resident status.

New York Mre Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Germany Hamburg Mra Bergdgl Climen Stra. Bergdoif Philadelphia United States

Senator Harvickrs Health Update Reported Ill

Senator Harv in Mississippi district missed last week with influenza and returned to the office today. He said he is weak but on the mend and will take a few hours to catch up on mail as he recovers.

Washington Harviewn

Young German goes to trial in Canal Zone

A 19 year old German, Hane Heinrich Schackow, employed by Hapag Lloyd, faces a special panel of 100 jurors in Cristobal Panama Canal Zone on espionage charges for photographing fortifications including Fort Randolph. He is among four youths linked to the case. bail defaults set at $15000 for Schackow and $5000 for Grow.

Canal Zone Cristobal Dee Hane Heinrich Schackow Haphag-Lloyd Steamship Line Panama Canal Canal Sone Yente Shackow Ingebard Waltreunt Gutmann Giebert Wilhelm Grow Edward Robert Kulrig J. J. McGuigan Fort Randolph McGuigan C. P. Falerman New York Schackow Mini

Embassy Airs View on German Decree Affecting Jewish Property

The United States Embassy in Berlin reports Washington seeks official German interpretation of the anti Jewish property decree issued by Walther Funk. It may affect American Jews owning property in Germany as sections restricting liquidation and real estate transfers appear not clearly distinguished.

Berlin United States State Department Washington Geremany Des Schwarte Korpe S 3 Nurnberg Joe Buerckel Alte Tria Aryana Gaenserndorf Jaws Cec Puercke Ishor

Vice Consul Finds Anita in Barcelona Romance

In 1940s Barcelona a U S vice consul aids an American sailor reconnecting with his Barcelona wife Anita. The note traces a route past a cemetery and railroad bridges to locate Anita and reunite the couple amid wartime turmoil. Anita is located and overcome with emotion.

Washington Anita Conmeterien Anite Coneur Lee Woreley

Many Good Fellows Gifts Requested For Yale Season

The article notes the Yale Good Fellows fund faces tightness as Christmas nears with only a small sum available. It urges small donations from many to meet clothing food fruit and toy needs, stressing the season should not be punishing for those with generous hearts.

Yale Good Fellows Fund Donatons Good Fellows

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