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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1936

Page

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Missing giant air boat Southern Cross vanishes over Atlantic

Dakar Senegal December 8 P Scouting planes and ships comb an ever widening area of the south Atlantic in search of the four motor giant flying boat Southern Cross. Jean Mermoz piloting the ship reported a motor failure but weather was excellent. The plane is overdue at Natal Brazil after taking off yesterday at 10 43 am.

Dakar Senegal South Atlantic Natal Brazil Jean Mermoz St Natal Mermoz Air France Africa South America

Ball’s 1935 Van Sweringen Deal Stuns Senate Panel

J P Ball described as owning control of 249 interlinked companies after acquiring Van Sweringen holdings for about 3.1 million dollars. He testified he had not exercised power over the sprawling system and said he bought to seize an opportunity. Senator Wheeler noted the vast influence but Ball denied intent to control.

Wheeler Democrat Montana Ball van Sweringen O. P. van Sweringen Indiana Max Lowenthal Lowenthal Mid- American Corporation Morgan Senate Senate Munitions Committee J. P. Morgan

Christmas Appeals From The Good Fellows Fund

A 13 year old girl and another family appeal for Christmas aid, describing widowed mothers and unemployed relatives. The letters request shoes and fruit and urge readers to send contributions to The News Star and The World in Monroe to share in holiday joy.

Good Fellows Fund News- Star and the World North Second Street Monroe

Winter Blast Hampers Search and Winter Storms

Erie faced a 40 mile gale as coast guard vessels from Cleveland hunted in vain for a missing boat. Five steel motorships were stalled by ice on Oneida lake while attempting to reach Sylvan Beach New York. Havre Montana recorded snow depths up to sixteen inches driving hazardous travel. Northern Oregon highways in Klamath county were snarled by a sweeping snowstorm.

Erie Coast Guard Cleveland Oneida Lake Sylvan Beach N. Y Havre Montana Klamath County Ore St. Mary's River Bottle Neck Lake Superior Lake Huron Don Walker The Detroit News Sault St. Marie Mich Associated Press

Voter rolls and 1938 election plans for Ouachita Parish

Ouachita Parish prepares for a 1938 congressional election and potential special parish clerk of court race. About 10 000 to 12 000 voters may be eligible. unregistered or unsigned voters face two year ineligibility. West Monroe city election planned. Miss Lillian Collins oversees registrar duties with 1934 registration rules remaining in effect until 1938.

Ouachita Parish Pat S. Hamilton West Monroe Lillian Collins Winnsboro Louisiana Highway Department Missouri Pacific Railroad Louisiana Highway Commission Parish School Board

Pope’s condition worsens amid high Vatican tensions

The pope’s health declined during the night amid paralysis of the legs and high blood pressure. Doctors faced difficulty due to the pope’s refusal of a full examination while Vatican officials led by Cardinal Pacelli urged him to stay in bed. Prayers continued in Rome as diplomats’ queries were temporarily canceled. America's first horse breeding society formed in Louisville in 1891.

Vatican Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli Papal Aminta Milani Cardinal Pacelli America Louisville

Gift Shower Special With Young Rex Tum At Dubach

Dubach residents attended a gift shower honoring Dubach Miss Mae Owen hosted by Mrs. J P Voss Mrs. Allen Mitcham and Mrs T O Dollar. Yellow and white crysanthemums decorated the reception room while a miniature bride and groom and floral centerpiece graced the table. Games prizes were awarded and Rex Tatum sang as Mitcham and Dollar presented a large decorated box of gifts. Refreshments followed the activities.

Mae Owen J. P. Voss Allen Mitcham T. O. Dollar Rex Tatum Allen Mitchum

Louisiana Ice and Coal workers earn National Safety Council awards

At the West Monroe plant a monthly safety meeting honored Employes of the Louisiana Ice and Coal company for safe motor truck operation. Awards were presented by William Rodriguez, Monroe city commissioner. Recipients include Glen W. Guyton Ernest Moore Clifton A. Brashier and W. B. Mann for 50 000 48 000 24 000 and 12 000 miles respectively with no accidents.

Louisiana Ice and Coal Company Monroe West Monroe National Safety Council William Rodriguez Safety Board State of Louisiana Glen W. Guyton Ernest Moore Clifton A. Brashier W. B. Mann Rodriguez W. S. Moss

Cotton Bale Totals For Current Crop Reported

The census bureau reports 1,494,170 running bales ginned before December 1 from this year's cotton crop, compared with 9,356,921 in 1935 and 9,019,834 in 1934, noting late frost arrival and reduced boll weevil damage.

Census Bureau

Thanksgiving Dinner Shared by Jordan Family

A Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jordan included R. H. Redding and Floyd Redding with two daughters Violet and Jean from West Monroe, Polly Avant of Downsville, Beulah Redding, Charles, John Herry, Alice, Floy Lee, Clifford Ray Redding, W. J. Jordan, Jr., Clarice Jordan, and Marie Jordan.

W. J. Jordan R. H. Redding West Monroe Floyd Redding Violet Jean Polly Avant Downsville Beulah Redding Charles John Herry Alice Floy Lee Clifford Ray Redding W. J. Jordan, Jr Clarice Jordan Marie Jordan

Resolution seeks to close Black Bayou Lake to commercial fishing

The Ouachita Parish Police Jury resolves to ask Louisiana Conservation Commissioner G Rankin to close Black Bayou Lake to commercial fishermen and ban nets and seines. It calls for public notice by newspaper and posted signs around the lake, with roll call recording all votes except one absent. The resolution is dated November 11th, 1036, and signed by President Warren L.

Montgomery Breard Black Bayou Lake Quachua Parish Ouachita Parish G. Rankin State of Louisiana Commissioner of Conservation Quachus Parish Warren L

Aberdeen Angus Grand Champion Steer at Chicago Exposition

G. Page 3629 was named grand champion steer at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The animal, entered by Oklahoma A and M College, stood with Attendant Arthur McArthur in the Associated Press photo.

G. Page Chicago Oklahoma A M. College Arthur McArthur Associated Press

Argentina backs antiwar pact amid regional shifts

Argentina's recent proposals to the conference sub committee chaired by Castillo Najero show it ratified only its antiwar pact while leaving four other accords untouched. Enrique Finot of Bolivia pledged government support for conciliation and Kellogg Briand acts, though observers note Bolivia remains governed by decree with no congressional session until at least August.

Argentina Enrique Finot Bolivia

Pensions issues discussed for veterans and gold star mothers

A committee member indicated no strong pension moves are likely but support for veterans matters may arise in Congress. He suggested legislation to aid gold star mothers whose life insurance expires in spring. CCC 4411 Calhoun dances Friday night from 9 to midnight with Jack Tracy and band, honoring Florida members with holidays homeward bound.

CCC Calhoun CCC Florida Jack Tracy

Dog Buried With Honors After Saving Lynchburg Family

In Lynchburg Tennessee a small dog that woke a family minutes before their burning home collapsed was buried with all honors. The heroic pet’s ashes were laid to rest yesterday after rescuing the family from a deadly blaze.

Lynchburg Tenn J. J. Hill

Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Cold

Millions find Calotabs valuable for cold treatment. One or two tabs first night, repeat if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins and act as a diuretic to the kidneys, aiding elimination of cold poisons. Economical at twenty five cents for the tomy package and ten cents for the package.

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