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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1935

Page

5

Christmas Seal Program Planned With Chopin Dramatization

Frederic Chopin, who died of tuberculosis in 1849, is portrayed posthumously in a National Tuberculosis Association dramatization for the Christmas seal campaign. Orson Welles plays Chopin, with pianist Alexander Semmler providing Chopin music. The program airs December 18 at 9 45 p m central standard time across the CBS network.

Frederic Chopin National Tuberculosis Association Columbia Broadcasting System Chopin Orson Welles the Gate Abbey Theaters Dublin United States Katharine Cornell Alexander Semmler Jan

Schimek Sets Radio Plans for Christmas Seal Campaign

Schimek, a leading educational radio writer and annotator for philharmonic concerts, has long supported tuberculosis associations. His dramatization caps a series of broadcasts tied to the annual Christmas seal drive, a nationwide effort by 2,000 TB associations begun on Thanksgiving and running through Christmas.

Labor Council Plans Cake Walk and Talks

The Monroe Labor Council will stage a cake walk at the Labor tempo on Friday night with short talks. Proceeds will go to a Christmas fund for under privileged children. C. C. Burkett serves as vice-president and program chairman.

Monroe

Eastern Star installed officers for 1936 at Lake Providence

Lake Providence La December 11 Special Officers for 1936 have been installed by the local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. Names include Mrs Wilma Warren Russell worthy matron and Oren Russell worthy patron with several other officers listed. Sentinels etc.

Lake Providence Order of the Eastern Star Wilma Warren Russell Oren Russell Ethel King Watts R. W. Watts Bessie B. Lyon Edith Wilson Ottilie Wall Minnie B. Erwin Omah Warren Louise House Marshal Adelle Preston Mary H. Reed Adah Hazel T. White Ruth Velma Raley Esther Bessie Walsworth Martha Annie Erwin Electa Grace van Valkenburgh S. L. House

Seven Chickens Stolen From North Twenty Second Street Coop

Octavia Holland reports to police a burglary at her rear chicken coop 411 1 2 North Twenty second street Tuesday night seven chickens were stolen.

Octavia Holland North Twenty-second Street

License Tax Ordinance Adopted By Police Jury

Ouachita parish police jury approved a 1936 business license tax ordinance at its regular meeting with no changes. The panel also authorized distribution of parish charity clothing to needy families and rejected a whiskey license for Loma Linda road house.

Ouachita Parish Loma Linda

Beautification Steps Taken By Municipality

City department of streets and parks, led by Commissioner R D Swayze, reports progress on neutral ground south end as street car tracks are removed. Shrubs have been planted starting at Stone Avenue with ongoing efforts to beautify the area.

Department of Streets and Parks R. D. Swayze Stone Ave

City seeds shrubs along streets for safety and beauty

Mr. Swayze describes shrub planting along Nue and South Fifth, South Seventh, and Grammont streets. Plants come from Bernstein park nursery and cost the city only labor. shrubs are kept at least 20 feet from intersections as a safety rule and owners are urged to follow suit.

Nue South Fifth Street Seventh Grammont Streets Swayze Bernstein Park Nursery

Gas Field Worker Hurt in Monroe Drilling Accident

James Osterland aged 23 employed by Crescent Drilling tested for Interstate Natural Gas in the Monroe field. He lost his thumb and fractured his forearm while at work on Tuesday. His physician said the injuries were not serious and he was discharged after treatment.

James Osterland Crescent Drilling Company Interstate Natural Gas Company Monroe

Ballots Received For Monroe West Monroe Chamber Elections

The Chamber of Commerce of Monroe and West Monroe reports daily receipt of primary ballots for the senior and junior boards of directors. Ballots must be received by December 15, after which final ballots will be mailed to determine the boards for the coming year.

Chamber of Commerce of Monroe West Monroe Chamber

Eight WPA Projects Underway in Claiborne Parish

Claiborne parish has eight WPA projects in progress with one more approved, totaling 50 000 dollars in approved costs. The initiative employs 182 workers and includes a sewer extension at Homer costing 12 000 dollars with 35 brick man holes and 8 000 feet of lineal sewer.

Homer Dee Claiborne Parish A. D. McCord Parish Welfare Association Haynesville Grammar School Athens High School Haynesville Homer City Park McCord

Thieves Steal From English Telephone Boxes in 1932 and 1933

Thieves stole about 20000 dollars from English telephone boxes in 1932, and the amount dropped to 2500 dollars in 1933. The figures show a sharp decline in telecommunication box thefts year over year.

Political Activities During Louisiana Primary Campaign

In northern and central parishes, rival gubernatorial candidates sparred as Judge Richard Leche praised Huey Long’s legacy while Congressman Cleveland Dear accused Leche of being controlled by Bob Maestri. Earl Long defended state employee contributions as honorable, contrasting with the rival camp and accusing Dear of backing Leche by moneyed interests.

Baton Rouge Richard Leche Huey P. Long Haynesville Cleveland Dear Colfax Leche Robert Maestri New Orleans Long Earl Dear Bob Maestri

Louisiana Lawmakers Push Clean Campaigns amid Gambling Influence

Dear argued that Louisianans do not want to teach youth it is pointless to be clean and Christian if they aim for office, as professional gamblers control the state. He urged reform to curb gambling influence in public life.

Louisiana Dear

Power Light Company to Hold Holiday Party on Roof

The Louisiana Power and Light Company north Louisiana division will host a party on December 21 on the roof of Hotel Virginia. A. O. Evans, division manager, announced the event featuring a dance and floor show staged by pupils of Miss Gertrude Feazel.

Louisiana Power and Light Company North Louisiana Virginia A. O. Evans Gertrude Feazel

Doctor's guaranteed Cystex remedy promises relief

An advertisement claims Cystex cures getting up nights nervousness leg pains swollen joints dizziness headaches and acidity from kidney or bladder troubles. It guarantees new vitality within 48 hours and complete satisfaction or money back with a druggist price.

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