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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1938

Page

2

Plan to aid farmers via acreage reductions and price supports

5000 planters study farm problems as Bankhead proposes to use 86 million dollars from the 1939 relief fund to finance cotton price adjustments. A cotton commissioner could supervise marketing while the AAA and other reforms aim to raise production, stabilize prices, and restore employment across agriculture, industry, and labor.

Treasury Bankhead Clifford V. Gregory Wallace Farmer Des Moines Henry J. Harriman United States Chamber of Commerce Fiorello H. LaGuardia New York City Chariton Ogburn American Federation of Labor Gregory Harriman AAA

Garner to get located in Washington before Congress

Vice President John N. Garner was scheduled to depart for Washington to get located before the new session. He and Mrs. Garner would drive to San Antonio this afternoon and depart for Washington tonight, arriving there Saturday. The note adds a history of trading stamps originated by Thomas A. Sperry in 1891 and adopted in 1896, now a multi million dollar business.

Garner Uvalde, Tex John N. Garner Washington Congress San Antonio Thomas A. Sperry

Ruth Etting and Sam Snyder in deadly court drama

The trial features Ruth Etting and Sam M. Snyder with Edith Snyder testifying about the October shooting in Hollywood Hills. Alderman recalls the confrontation and Snyder’s gun as officers describe the rapid draw and the musicians’ contentious relationship.

Christmas pleas to the Monroe Good Fellows fund

The News-Star-World reports letters from elderly couples and a WPA hopeful to Good Fellows asking for Christmas aid. A young girl describes needing clothes shoes and a doll as layoffs bite and WPA access stalls. The fund balance appears tight and readers are urged to donate locally.

Santy Good Fellows Monroe Santa Claus News-Star—World

Limiting of Patent Rights Questioned in Owens-Illinois Inquiry

Levis said his firm seeks patent protection only to block rivals, not to profit from licensing, contrasting with Hartford device makers. Thurman Arnold pressed that manufacturing interests shape patent attitudes. Levis denied influence from board roles in other glass firms amid Borah linked criticisms.

Hartford Company Levis Thurman Arnold Borah Idaho Senate Owens-Illinois Glass Company Hugh Cox Justice Department Patents

Bill of Rights 147 Years Old Honored In States

Civil rights section notes nearly 200 amendments proposed by conventions with Congress trimming to ten. It lists freedoms of religion speech and press petition and the right to bear arms along with protection against arbitrary arrest quartering soldiers and taking private property without just compensation. It also defines jury trials sets limits on bail and fines and bans cruel punishments. The tenth amendment reserves remaining powers to states or people.

New York Congress

Clark Gable May Be Granted Divorce In California

California divorce talk centers on Clark Gable and his estranged wife after a three year separation. They were ages 41 and 30 at the time, with speculation about alimony and freedom. The article notes Gable's marriages and links to his career, including Josephine Dillon and Miss Lombard, and cites Pettiness and humor as noted traits.

Calif Gable Josephine Dillon Hollywood Miss Lombard June Peters Fort Wayne Ind William Powell

Slasher Attacks in Halifax Declared Hoaxes in Court

In Halifax England the crown prosecutor said at least five of 13 reported slasher attacks were fakes. Two girls were bound over for trial on charges of malicious mischief by slashing themselves. One said a penny razorblade was used over anger at her boyfriend. The other admitted cutting herself with a comb excited by phantom slasher reports.

Halifax England Yorkshire W. N. Curtis

Anglo German friendship jolted by hostile reactions

Berlin reports show British support for appeasement remains but a Munich pact critique. German officials note mixed reactions to Chamberlain speech. Absentees at a London dinner and calls for restraint frame a cautious response amid speculation on German emigration and Schacht’s mission.

British PM Chamberlain Faces Backlash Over Baldwin Reference

A spokesman from the regime noted unfriendly words about Baldwin and others but said quarrels are not pursued. He downplayed the Chamberlain incident as part of the ongoing appeasement stance, asserting Baldwin’s displeasure was quoted by a German press as a gutter snipe to provoke.

Baldwin Chamberlain Earl Baldwin

Man Testifies About Shortage Tied to Coster Actions

Coster directed all brokerage transactions in the man's name, testified at hearings. The attorney general quickly secured a supreme court order to bind related actions and compel further testimony.

Coster Supreme Court

Directors Move To Oust Coster And Dietrich Foreseen

McKesson and Rob board orders a December meeting to remove Coster and Dietrich after they refused resignations. Shanghai dispatch reports 462 Jewish refugees expected to arrive from Germany, raising total seeking new homes to over 1,000 in recent months.

McKesson and Rob Coster Dietrich Shanghai Germany

Relief for Rheumatic Pain Promoted by Prescription C-2223

An ad touts Prescription C-2223 as a sedative and analgesic for rheumatic discomfort and fever relief. It claims many users benefited and offers a money back guarantee at druggists, priced 60 cents to $1. The notice urges requesting C-2228 as well.

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