Garland Bryan Improves After Emergency Appendectomy
Garland Bryan of 2712 Gordon Avenue is reported improving after an emergency appendectomy conducted early this week. He will remain under care for several days at St Francis Sanitarium to recover.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
22
Garland Bryan of 2712 Gordon Avenue is reported improving after an emergency appendectomy conducted early this week. He will remain under care for several days at St Francis Sanitarium to recover.
The public disclosure outlines a Franco British framework for peace negotiations. It notes potential Italian influence with an advisor who may or may not be Italian, signaling a broader European role in the plan.
Emperor Haile Selassie asks the League of Nations for a special assembly to protest the Franco British peace plan he says violates the covenant. League officials report mixed reactions from Premier Laval and Anthony Eden while Britain insists no policy change occurred on the Italo Ethiopian dispute.
Emperor Haile Selassie asked the League of Nations to convene a special meeting after the Franco British peace plan was presented. The plan reportedly cedes about half of Ethiopia to Italy in return for peace, and a council session was already called for next Wednesday.
In Geneva and London the Italo Ethiopian war, peace terms, and Italy’s aims spark protests in Parliament. Selassie vows to reject partition if proposed. A Rome communique notes Italian steps and casualties, while Duff Cooper warns the plan will likely fail. Amid policy friction, Mussolini’s stance remains unclear.
A quick hold up at a bakery yielded 131 dollars. Suspect described as 25, 140 pounds, brown raincoat grey cap, sallow complexion, possibly hopeful. Two men and a girl in the rear, five in the kitchen. incident followed by a pistol shot at the Tourist hotel two hours later. Captain Brantley and officers investigated.
The Alexandria Rotary entertained the Monroe Rotary in a joint session with 38 Alexandria members and 20 ladies present out of 48 total. Mayor Bernstein and Victor Lamkin attended with guests such as J. Albert Peart and C. Cottingham. A social hour followed in the Cameo room before a fried chicken supper, with a program by the visiting club end.
Dr. Anton Julius Carlson of the University of Chicago dismissed Dr. Alexis Carrel's theory that human life can be paused and restarted after death. He argued life in an individual cannot be resurrected once a necessary life-link is broken, noting no scientific evidence supports such prolonged storage and revival.
Morning scene shows nearly 100 janitors sweep damp debris on the fifth to seventh floors as one inch of water covers a wide area. Water cascaded down stairs while stenographers and clerks salvage papers in waterlogged desks. multiple federal units affected include the post office department and F C C.
The jury found Solon guilty in a case involving sale of an appointment tied to entrance examinations and personal reasons. The athlete testified he sought a legal appointment from the older Hoeppel but was refused. After the verdict the judge released the Hoeppels on bonds of $1,000 each.
The governor offered to reconvene the legislature to investigate him. the proposal was turned down. Senator John C. Barbour called Jamieson’s suggestion insolent. Manhattan Island's only farm, covering five acres, valued at $400 000.
Charles Kenney principal of Neville High School gave a talk on Education at the West Monroe Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon Thursday noon. The talk resembled his recent addresses to Monroe clubs emphasizing educational themes.
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