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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1934

Page

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National Plan for Resources Stirs Comment

A six year public works program and broader resource reforms announced to President Roosevelt stirred mixed views on Capitol Hill. Some called the plan progressive and prudent while others doubted permanent relief works, with a proposed five member planning agency to coordinate long term public works and land use. Senator Norris called it very progressive and urged pursuit, noting it would take years to implement and protect natural resources.

Washington America Roosevelt Capitol Hill National Resources Board Relief Works Administration Mary Ickes Perkins Dern Wallace Roper Harry L. Hopkins Frederic A. DeLane Charles E. Merriam Wesley C. Mitchell Congress Norris Nebraska

Transport Pilot Killed in Jackson Plane Crash

Jackson Mississippi December 17 Hudson Chadwick Jr a 27 year old licensed transport pilot was killed when his silver and red bi plane crashed near the airport after takeoff. The accident drew onlookers and airport workers who recovered the pilot from the wreckage. The cause was under investigation by the department of commerce Chadwick a Kelly Field graduate had held his transport license for four years.

Jackson Miss Hudson Chadwick, Jr Department of Commerce Chadwick Kelly Field

Parish word lingers in Louisiana pride and telephonic lore

A local column celebrates Louisiana unique parish system while humorously noting parish versus county confusion. The piece highlights Stork’s visits to a clinic delivering nine babies, naming families from Fondale to Fort Necessity and Garrison Texas, and mentions Vivian Voges of St. Francis Sanatorium and an alumni meeting at her high school.

Louisiana Mr. Stork DeWitt Cannon Fondale W. S. Moss A. M. Stagg Jean H. Berry P. J. McClendon W. S. Buie Fort Necessity Joe Ramey W. D. Stoddard Garrison Texas Sam Turner Vivian Voges St. Francis Sanitarium

Baronetess Eloise Wagner and companion May Be Dead on Island

Ecuador officials examine a Galapagos mystery involving Baroness Eloise Bousquet de Wagner and Robert Philipson. Testimony from Charles Island residents suggests they were last seen March 2 and may be dead, with Lorenz and Nuggrud implicated in related disappearances. Captain Hancock relays details to the AP amid island investigations.

Los Angeles Eloise Bousquet de Wagner Robert Philipson Equatorial Charles Island Republic of Ecuador Galapagos Alfred Rudolph Lorenz Paris Trygve Nuggrud Wreck Bay Chatham Island and Philipson Chatham Associated Press G. Allan Hancock Galapagos Archipelago Smithsonian Institution Charles Island Baroness Philipson Lorenz South Seas Baroness and Isle of Hancock

New Step Taken to Force Money to Work in Trade

The federal government acts to boost business by lowering the maximum interest on time and savings deposits. Beginning February 1 the rate will drop from 3 percent to 2 1/2 percent on about 11 billion dollars held in 13 800 banks, a move by the Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC under Marriner Eccles. The step aims to accelerate Roosevelt’s recovery program and tightens coordination between agencies.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Marriner Eccles

Jinky contest nears end with three final days

The Jinky contest offers Wednesday prizes including $40 cash and merchandise. Winners recoup prize receipts for Week ten and can claim at Jinky headquarters 135 North Second Street. Free Jinkys are provided by local firms such as Iron Mountain Bakery Griffin Studio Johnnies Elbert Central Savings Bank and Trust Co West Monroe Hardware and Furniture Co Slagle Johnson Lumber Co Monroe Furniture Co Monroe Hardware Co etc.

Jinky North Second Street Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc Griffin Studio Johnnies Elbert Central Savings Bank and Trust Co West Monroe Hardware and Furniture Co West Monroe Sur-Way Stores Inc Holloway and Thompson, Natural Gas Co., Inc Thompson's Pharmacy Monroe Automobile and Supply Co Slagle-Johnson Lumber Co., Inc J. W. Rogers Eureka Grocery Lee- Rogers Chevrolet Co., Inc R. and A Central Circle Standard Office Supply Co Collens Pharmacy, Inc E. Jack Selig, Inc Monroe Furniture Co Monroe Hardware (Furniture) Co Sandman’s Pharmacy E. R. Kiper Hardware and Supply Co Hemp’s Ouachita Baking Co Ford Levi Stationery Co North Side Pharmacy

Demand for more teeth in NRA program gains support

Washington December 17 The recovery unit's labor advisory board led by William Green calls for stronger NRA powers to enforce labor codes. The memorandum says voluntary action fails and urges amending the act to empower a special labor equal-representation board to impose codes on noncompliant industries.

Washington NRA Recovery Unit Labor Advisory Board William Green Clay Williams

Clara Bow Welcomes Baby Boy in Hollywood

Clara Bow and her tall cowboy-actor husband Rex Bell welcome a seven and a half pound blue eyed baby boy born just before dawn bringing the 1934 Hollywood film colony census to eleven. The infant, blonde like his mother, is said to be already shaping the couple’s film-notable life in Hollywood.

Hollywood Calif Clara Bow America Clara Rexell

Rogers Has His Say in a Santa Monica Letter

In a Santa Monica dispatch a correspondent cites a divorce plea that ends with a frank line about financial strain. The writer also notes a global mood, mentioning Russia and a movement to “un recognize” the nation amid cold weather coverage.

Santa Monica Cal Florida Russia

Bastrop Citizen Dies of Stroke Sunday Morning

Harry A. L. Swan, manager of two Bastrop paper mills and prominent local figure, died after a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday morning. He was 51, born in Canada, moved to the U S about 12 years ago, and chaired the Morehouse Country Club. Swan’s Masonic involvement and civic duties were noted as a service is planned.

Bastrop Harry A. L. Swan Mr. Swan Canada Swan United States Nashville Tenn R. J. Cullen Bastrop Mills Cullen International Paper Company of New York Morehouse Country Club Bastrop Masonic Lodge

Dixie Experts Discuss 1935 Corn Hog Control

Atlanta hosts a two day meeting of agriculture adjustment administration officials extension service chiefs and eight southern state experts to outline the 1935 corn hog program. Georgia Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana Florida are represented.

Atlanta Agriculture Adjustment Administration Georgia Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana Florida

Precautions Tighten as Saar Tension Rises Over Plebiscite

In Saarbrucken on December 17, international troops moved to keep order for the January 13 plebiscite after a Saar resident was wounded by a British officer’s pistol. A scuffle followed in which the officer and an English lord were beaten, prompting the suspension of Captain James Justice as an inquiry begins.

Saar League of Nations League Governing Commission James Justice Justice Earl of Aylesford Fraulein Kathe Braun German Front

Senator Long May Seek Extension for Coach Jones

Senator Huey P. Long said he does not know if he wants to extend Capt. Biff Jones's army assignment at LSU as football coach. He noted he has not been asked to extend it again and recalled his previous successful intervention to keep Jones at Baton Rouge. The issue follows a clash with Long over team management during LSU's game with Oregon.

Baton Rouge Huey P. Long Biff” Jones Louisiana State University Long Jones Army Louisiana State War Department School of Command Oregon

Dionne quintuplets await Santa visit for Christmas gala

Callander Ontario December 17 A whiskerless Santa arrives by snow to the Dionne quintuplets at the hospital looming Christmas plans. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe returns from New York with a car full of gifts for the five famous daughters of Oliva and Elzire Dionne as holiday preparations reach a festive peak.

Callander Santa Claus Northland Allan Roy DaFoe New York City

Good Fellows Fund Seeks Boost Before Christmas

With five days left the Good Fellows fund shows $674.17 raised including $474.17 by Monday noon. The total includes $142.17 from a Nev ille high school vs old grads football benefit and $200 in groceries donated by city firms. The committee urges larger gifts to match last year’s about $1,000 to aid destitute children across the river.

Good Fellows’ Fund Neville High School

Long's Bills Move Forward in Louisiana Special Session

Senator Huey P. Long pushes 3 measures granting centralized powers and patronage in Baton Rouge. One bill to block police and fire cuts without civil service approval drew opposition as potentially harming New Orleans finances and Mayor Walmsley.

Baton Rouge Huey P. Long House Ways and Means Committee Long Senate Statehouse State Civil Service Commission New Orleans

Long Reveals Meaning Of Bills In Louisiana Session

In Baton Rouge Huey Long moves 35 special session bills through the Ways and Means Committee with brief explanations. Opponent Rep. Jack Williamson of Calcasieu queries the measures as Long rushes to approval, aiming to beat a previous session’s pace and shield the bills as mere formality.

Baton Rouge Huey P. Long House Ways and Means Committee Long Ways and Means Jack Williamson Calcasieu Williamson Louisiana

Bank Robbery in Sylacauga by Two Masked Bandits

Two bandits wearing adhesive plaster masks robbed the City National Bank of Sylacauga this morning, taking about 15,000 dollars but only roughly half of the bills on the counter. They used a sub machine gun and a sawed off shotgun to force customers and employees to lie on the floor, then fled in a waiting car toward Goodwater after dropping currency along the exit.

Sylacauga Ala City National Bank of Goodwater

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