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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
10
Sister Mary urges housewives to use fish varieties like cod haddock and scallops as vital winter staples. She explains simple methods from deep fat frying to broiling and baking, notes scallops as waste free and kid friendly, and provides a tartar sauce detailed guide with mayonnaise capers and olives.
With just over a week remaining, fewer than 500 of about 11,000 voters have paid poll taxes. Sheriff’s office warns crowds will form at tax windows if many pay soon. Property tax collection continues at a satisfactory rate despite bad weather.
A brief humorous exchange from Paris features a pun on ancestry. The speaker notes tracing ancestors grows harder the further back one goes, while a twist reveals the ancestors themselves become tougher to trace.
Crosby Minnesota December 16 Emil Nygard 26 year old communist mayor elect outlines a ten point program focused on unemployment relief and workers aid He calls for unemployment insurance municipal relief without discrimination equal civil works distribution tax reductions and a relief committee of miners to assist the city government He proposes salary cuts for officials and a moratorium on city debts while hoping federal aid will fund relief for unemployed workers in Crosby which has mining ties on the Cuyuna range and faces a $15 monthly relief target with $1 extra per dependent.
The Choudrant Baptist church resolves on December 11, 1932, to approve Hood Bill Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment. It commends lawmakers who vote to enforce and uphold these laws and disapproves those seeking modification or repeal. The resolutions are to be published and sent to each senator.
A brief humor piece features a salesman from the Society for the Suppression of Profanity boasting to a mother about removing strong language from life while a child brings in a buyer for an old car. The dialogue showcases satire of earnest reform efforts.
In Bastrop Louisiana Kiwanis weekly luncheon at the Louisiana hotel featured a talk by Louis H. Buisch of Dayton Ohio. Sol Snyder elected president for the year. W B Gladney vice president and J W Ludlum reelected district trustee. Directors include Sampson Snyder James Madison I E Holladay Jr Dr W H Reitzell J F Montgomery F P Robinson. Buisch urged training salespeople and trading at home to boost profits and noted that three fourths of merchant mistakes come from lack of information.
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