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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1937

Page

5

Franco Opens Long-Awaited General Offensive Across Spain

Insurgent Generalissimo Francisco Franco launches a multi-front offensive moving troops toward Toledo Brunete and Teruel with aims at Madrid and Valencia. An Irun communique says Franco forces struck like lightning as the Red government reportedly cannot resist. Madrid shelling kills 12 and wounds over 50 as fighting presses toward Madrid from Teruel and Brunete fronts.

Mendaye Francisco Franco Toledo Brunete Teruel Franco France Madrid Valencia Irun Red

Air clash over Zaragoza marks major insurgent offensive

Insurgent reports claim the battle over Zaragoza involved 270 warplanes in a massive air duel. Government losses were 25 planes down with one insurgent plane lost, as insurgents deployed decoy formations to draw government fighters.

Aragon Valencia Zaragoza

Pope's consistory elevates five cardinals amid eastern crisis

Pope Pius XII voiced grave concern over far eastern conflicts and risks to Christian communities at a secret consistory. He elevated five new cardinals including Giuseppe Pizzardo and Ermenegildo Pellegrinetti as 31 cardinals watched. The pope announced new bishops Monsignor Stephens Woznicki of Detroit and Monsignor Phillips Desranieau of Sorel as coadjutor of Sherbrooke.

Vatican City Pius Far East Europe Holy Father Russia Germany Giuseppe Pizzardo Vatican Ermengildo Pellegrinetti Jugoslavia Giovanni Piazza Venice Pierre Gerlier Lyon France Arthur Hinsley Westminster England Nobel Stephens Woznick Detroit Phillips Desranieau Sorel Quebec Sherbrooke

Louisiana Breweries Report State Beer Production Figures

The alcohol tax unit reports that seven Louisiana breweries produced 825,372 31 gallon barrels of fermented malt liquor in fiscal 1937 ending June. Withdrawals totaled 779,867 barrels with 705,813 tax paid and 4,054 tax free. Stocks on hand were 98,465 barrels.

Washington, D. C Louisiana Bureau of Internal Revenue

Catholic Women Name Dr Loeber New Orleans Leader

Dr Maud Loeber of New Orleans was reelected president of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women at a two day meeting. Miss Irma Smart was named secretary and Mrs Sidney Peltier treasurer. Vice presidents include Mrs Frank Barker, Mrs Thomas Gill, Mrs Raoul Beene, Mrs Powell Vail, Miss Thelma Levy, and Miss Helen Cahill.

New Orleans Maud Loeber Catholic Women Irma Smart Sidney Peltier Thibodaux Frank Barker Lockport Thomas Gill Baton Rouge Raoul Beene Vacherie Powell Vail Hammotd Thelma Levy Bogalusa Helen C. Cahill

Honorary Monroe Mayor to Head Wednesday Program

W. E. Salisbury of St. Louis will serve as Monroe honorary mayor for a Wednesday program at Ouachita Parish High School Auditorium. The event, sponsored by the Illinois Central Booster club, features magic acts and musical numbers directed by J N. Chapman and Walter Minniear the band will perform several pieces.

Monroe Illinois Central Booster Club W. E. Salisbury St. Louis Ouachita Parish Salisbury Arch-Brick Company of S. C. Booster Club City Hall Bernstein J N. Chapman Clarice Goldah Roan Parish Walter C. Minniear Marie Nelson Elsie Taliaferro Walter Minniear J. N. Chapman Clarice Roan Keeney Deveseaux Evelyn Tatum Sarah Sellers Peggy Rasbury Dorothy Powell Joy Dozier Lady Stratton Doris Green Ruth Simpson Francis Cooper Charles Albright

Ouachita Valley Boy Scouts name nominating panel

A nominating committee led by Judge W M Harper and others was appointed to select council officers for 1938. Election is slated for January 17 at the Ouachita Valley council annual session. Current officers include Fred Williamson as president and C J Fleming as commissioner. The board approved a retirement plan modeled on the national social security act, pending broad council support.

W. M. Harper L. R. Simpson Rev. E. Helloway P. O. Benjamin Tallulsh T. J. Fox Ruston Ouachita Valley Council Fred Williamson S L. Maxwell Dana Terry J. W. Rohr R. N. Ware Truett L. Scarborough James T. Shell, Jr C. J. Fleming A. B. Clarkson Black Boy Scout Organization United States

Auxiliary Officers to Be Installed in Monroe

Thompson Wood Lee auxiliary number 10 United Spanish War Veterans in Monroe will install officers for the coming year at a joint post and auxiliary meeting in January. The lineup includes Elizabeth Taylor as president Georgie Kelly senior vice president Eula Morgan junior vice president Mamie Annette treasurer Stella Courtney secretary Oliva McKee chaplain Esther Nicholson historian Mary Hood patriotic instructor Sarah Gossett conductress Minnie Margham guard Stella Ross assistant guard Mary Bowis reporter Stell Courtney past department president will lead the installation.

Thompson Wood Lee United Spanish War Veterans Monroe Elizabeth Taylor Georgie Kelly Eula Morgan Mamie Annette Stella Courtney Oliva McKee Esther Nicholson Mary Hood Sarah Gossett Minnie Margham Stella Ross Mary Bowis Stell Courtney

Curtain Fire at 300 Layton Avenue Causes Sparks

Firefighters from three companies responded to a blaze at 300 Layton Avenue Sunday morning. A curtain blew against an open gas heater, starting the fire in Mrs. D. H. Crumpeton's occupied dwelling. Crew extinguished flames on arrival. Three small grass fires reported nearby at 1700 South Grand Street 3105 Lee Avenue and 507 South Fourth Street with no damage.

Central Fire Station Layton Avenue D. H. Crumpeton South Grand Street Lee Avenue South Fourth Street

Federal court opens in Lake Charles on mineral holdings cases

Federal court in Lake Charles began business with a docket covering oil and mineral holdings in the Tepetate field of Acadia parish and in the West Hackberry field of Cameron parish. The term also includes migratory bird treaties cases and a grand jury was summoned for today.

Lake Charles Tepetate Acadia Parish West Hackberry Cameron Parish

College Gym Opens for Monroe Businessmen

Through Dean C. C. Calvert the Northeast Center of LSU Monroe will open the college gym to Monroe and West Monroe business men daily from 5 to 7 p m excluding Saturdays and Sundays starting January 3. A. Huffman invites civic club members and other men to register by phone for flexible programs including badminton basketball deck tennis indoor baseball ping pong and volleyball supervised by the physical education department with shower rooms lockers soap and towels provided and no fees.

C. C. Calvert Northeast Louisiana State University Monroe West Monroe Calvert Twin Cities A. & Huffman Northeast Center Civic Clubs

Building Permits Issued For Island Drive Addition and Adams Street Remodel

Two building permits were issued this Monday by the city building inspector. Travis Oliver Jr plans an addition to a one story frame house on Island Drive costing 449 dollars with J A Bowen and J W Parks to perform the work. A remodel of a two story brick building at Fourteenth and Adams Street is approved for 200 dollars with L D Davis handling the project.

Travis Oliver, Jr Island Drive J. A. Bowen J. W. Parks Fourteenth and Adams Street L. D. Davis

Are You a Victim of Skin Shame

An old style roadside or print advertisement urges relief from skin issues with Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap. It touts trial and large sizes and claims thousands of users, sold by dealers everywhere.

Alexandria approves city street asphalt project total cost

The Alexandria city administration approved asphalt work on city streets with a total expenditure of 19 806 dollars. Officials cited costs for paving and sidewalk improvements across Bernard and Franklin parishes, including totals for various components and age of the project.

Alexandria Pqdam Ng Commission Taferson Parish St. Tamet Inage City of Fish Game Bernard LaSalle Pare Toe Franklin Toshland

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