Choice of Nazi Play Approved by Monroe Theater
The Little Theater of Monroe will present Margin for Error on Tuesday December 16 at Crosley school auditorium West Monroe and again on Thursday December 18 at Northeast Junior College auditorium. The play condemns Nazi philosophy and details its propaganda and impact on Americans with director Lorenzo Smith assuring a forceful, timely production amid world crisis.
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The
Little Theater of
Monroe
Crosley School
West Monroe
Northeast Junior College
Tom Davenport
Little Theater
Nazi Germany
United States
Roosevelt
Land of the Free
Lorenzo Smith
Falstaff Gift Certificates Offer Holiday Cheer
On the corner a man shares his troubles with owner Andy MacLed who solves them with Falstaff Gift Certificates. They can be exchanged later for cases of Falstaff. The owner assures the buyer that worries are over and urges readers to get certificates before Christmas.
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Andy MacLed
Henry
Mac
P. S
Funeral for Glenn A. Holland Held in Atlanta
Glenn A. Holland of Atlanta Georgia husband of Eleanor Atkins died in a flaming Pan American Airways training plane crash off the Miami coast along with Pilot J C Barrett Jr and radio operator W S Sorensen He was a former Georgia Tech football star and Rose Bowl participant He leaves two daughters Jeanne and Nancy and his wife Funeral services were conducted at the Atkins residence with Rev Ernest Dun can Holloway officiating and burial followed at River View Cemetery under Mulhearn Funeral Home supervision
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Glenn A. Holland
Atlanta
P. M. Atkins
Miami
Fla
Atkins
Ernest Duncan Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Mulhearn
Riverview Burial Park
Holland
Eleanor Lockett Atkins
Civil Aeronautics Administration
J. C. Barrett, Jr
W. S. Sorensen
Pan-American Airways
Georgia Tech
University of California
Jeanne
Nancy
Elections Set for Chamber Senior and Junior Boards
Ballots for the senior and junior Chamber of Commerce board elections were mailed by president J. W. Warren and will be returned next Monday. Ballots pair candidates for each seat, with seniors to choose one from each pair and juniors to select one from each pair. terms run three years for the main boards and one year for a junior board seat with incomplete names in the final listing.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Warren
Chamber
Walter Kellogg
G. J. Rogers
A. K. Kilpatrick
Lester Scharff
David C. Silverstein
George W. Lofton
G. L. Holloway
F. F. Millsaps
Guy Campbell
Wood Thompson
Fred Cochran
C. P. Calhoun
D. Ross Banister
F. B. Barnett
Sidney Gill
T. H. Scott
F. C. McConnell
J. P. McKee
Jack Masur
A Ee
T. Mickel
Alvin i
Time to Examine Home Food Supply in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita parish farm families in the farm food supply program led by Governor Jones and parish extension staff report progress toward producing at least 75 percent of their recorded needs. Families are urged to submit score cards this month for recognition awards.
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Ouachita Parish
Jones
Eagle Badges Awarded To Two Scouts In Ouachita Troop
Two Scouts of Troop No. 28 Ouachita Valley Council received the Eagle badge at a Sunday court of honor during the Presbyterian Men’s Bible class. Billy Matthews and Joseph Mickel Jr. were awarded by Rabbi F K Hirsch. fifteen other awards were presented by City Judge W M Harper. Olan H Black noted a brief history of Troop No. 28.
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Ouachita Valley Council
Presbyterian Men's Bible
Olan H. Black
Billy Matthews
Joseph Mickel
F. K. Hirsch
W. M. Harper
Black
War Today: Japan Deepens Pacific Fight and Allied Resolve
The War Today column analyzes early Pacific combat, noting American resilience as reinforcements arrive in the Far East. It discusses Manila bombing, Japanese supply challenges, and the strategic stakes in Singapore and the Philippines, while forecasting a long, resource-driven conflict and rising Allied production. It highlights Roosevelt’s hard war stance, Tojo’s warnings, and Soviet pressure on Nazi forces as the war widens.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Sam
Far East
Manila
Philippines
Hawaii
Tokyo
Singapore
United States
Japan
Roosevelt
Tojo
Germany
Italy
May strike in Libya looms amid uncertain talks
A muttered hint of a possible strike in Libya surfaces as officials weigh options. The discussions reflect ongoing strategic concerns and unspecified timelines, with no firm commitment announced.
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Libya
Alrives
Bicycle stolen from Willie Tapl on Short Flynn Street
Police report a blue Iver Johnson bicycle size 28 stolen early Sunday morning from Willie Tapl on Short Flynn Street. The case notes the owner's name and bicycle description.
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Willie Taplas
Short Flynn Street
Iver Johnso
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Five Pine
Biltmore Hotel
Fifth and
OLIVE
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Meree
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America
Adot
Dessard ST. Owen
To & P
Bolshevists
Red
Russia
Ouree
KMLB
Duncan Phyfe
Lane Cedar Chests
Simmons
Beautyrest
St. John, Monroe
Rockers
Darrett’s
Combina
Tudor Plate
Trenton
Zenith
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