League Council to Hear Spanish Protest on Fascist Interference
The League of Nations council convened to hear Spain's protest over alleged Fascist Italy and German involvement in the Spanish civil war. Foreign Minister Julio Alvarez del Vayo sought an investigation into whether Germany and Italy aimed to gain territorial or military advantages from Franco in exchange for aid. Britain and France led a mediation effort with other powers to submit the issue to a referendum of the Spanish people.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Germany
Spain
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Varez del Vayo
Alvarez del Vayo
League
Francisco Franco
Edward VIII
Great Britain
France
Spanish council debate on mediation and foreign volunteers
Spanish sources warn against a popular vote and seek firm international controls on foreign volunteers and war materials, while the League of Nations cautions the council against actions jeopardizing Anglo French mediation. The Spanish Socialist government expects the council to outline dangers of the Spanish situation.
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Norma Stewart Hosts Sixth Birthday Party
In Jonesboro a birthday party honored Norma Stewart on her sixth birthday with Thanksgiving decor and doll and wooden whistle favors. Guests included Helen Carlin, Rosemary Carlin, Mary Libbey, Boy-Boy Libbey, and many others as gifts flowed. The Baptist W M S held a weekly prayer program at the church followed by a social hour with contests and games and refreshments served to a long list of attendees.
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Little Norma Stewart
Miss Norma
Helen
Rosemary Carlin
Mary
Libbey
James
Phil Hanan
Nelson Lorne
Carroll Michaud
Jerry
Colleen Frazier
Patty
Betty Lou Etter
Genia
Bubber McBride
Marian Jane Spaulding
Kenneth Leppich
Marline Logan
Jancie Dennis
Roger Dickerson
Benton Kelley
Sonny Sutton
Lola Mae Buford
Ralph Largay
Sue Walker
Sonny Miller
Jackie Bourg
Tommy Hull
Jonesboro
Forest Seaman
P. H. Key
J. E. McDonald
J. O. Tarbalet
W. L. Coughlin
E. E. Ramsay
A Wilson
W. L. Weeks
Joe Byrd
J. F Pesnell
John L. Dodge
W. L. Howard
W. J. Hammons
B. P. Zuber
M D. Robinson
M. Shows
LSU plans four new buildings including dorm, hospital
Baton Rouge announces expansion at Louisiana State University with a women's dormitory and a hospital totaling 1.5 million dollars for 1936 37. A graduate law dormitory and a 600000 coliseum will be added to boost facilities for agriculture athletics and general assembly needs as enrollment reaches about 7000 students.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
James M. Smith
Births in City Honor Two New Daughters
Mr and Mrs C J Tucker of 200 Gilbert street announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday at St Franc sanitarium A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs S P Quigley of 109 Malvern street yesterday afternoon at Riverside sanitarium
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S. P. Quigley
Malvern Street
Riverside Sanitarium
Chatham Forms New Boy Scout Troop No 20
Organization of a new Boy Scout troop in Chatham has been completed and filed for a charter with national headquarters. Troop No 20 will join 36 councils in the Ouachita Valley group. Harold Riggs and Gervis Coates, both former Monroe residents, lead the drive with Riggs as sponsor and Coates as scoutmaster assisted by T McClendon.
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Chatham
National Boy Scout Headquarters
Olan H. Black
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council
Monroe
Harold Riggs
Chatham Community Club
Gervis Coates
Riggs
T. McClendon
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Chatham State Bank
Coates
Louisiana Tech
Chatham High School
Charles C. Moss
E. W. Corley
W. M. Abbott
Truett McBride
Denman Garner
Clyde Medaries
James Corley
Thomas Womack
Jack Womack
Nat Richie
Murray Roberts
Jessie Head
T. J. Head
Deaths mention Cotton Whitten and Evans in local obits
Newton P. Cotton 40 of Pioneer died after an extended illness. Funeral at Forest La cemetery. Survived by Willie Cotton, three sisters and two brothers. Quincey E. Whitten of Swartz died suddenly on way home from work. Funeral at 3:30 p.m. at Swartz residence. interment Springhill cemetery. Tom C. Evans 58, retired businessman, died at home. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at First Christian church. interment Riverview Burial Park. survived by widow, sister, and brother.
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Newton P. Cotton
Pioneer
Forest
Willie Cotton
Stella Mae Ramsey
Mt. Ida
Ark
Mattie Sant
Welch
Cornelia Prather
Jennings
Jesse Cotton
Swartz
Cloyd Cotton
Harrisonburg
Springhill
Tex
D. W. Whitten
Vivian
W. L. Smith
Oak Grove
Nettie Delaprayer
Crossett, Ark
Tom C. Evans
Pine Street
Crayton S. Brooks
First Christian Church
Riverview
Faulkner Blanks
Lee Lemle
F. C. Wise
Amos Smelser
Fred Pettit
Ed Culpepper
Walter Culpepper
H. L. Martin
Evans
W. P. Martinez
Alexandria
George Evans
Body Of Manchac Fisherman Recovered On Maurepas Shore
The body of Nick McCrory, 32, recovered on the western shore of Lake Maurepas after a skiff overturned near Manchac on November 30. The other missing man is Joseph Muccio, 36.
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New Orleans
Lake Maurepas
Nick McCrory
Joseph Muccio
Mighty Blue Star Ointment Eases Itching Skin
The right amount of Blue Star Ointment soothes inflamed skin and stops itch quickly. Effective for eczema rash tetter ringworm and other itchy skin troubles.
Gly-Cas is Sold by Phoenix Drug Company and Stores
Gly-Cas is sold by Phoenix Drug Company at 348 DeSiard Street and by all leading drug stores in surrounding towns of Adv. This advertisement notes wide distribution through major chemists in the area.
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Phoenix Drug Company
DeSiard Street
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