Former war nurse dies in U S Veterans Hospital
Lena Rolleigh McCranie aged 53 died at the United States Veterans hospital in Tuscaloosa Alabama from war related illness. She enlisted as a nurse in World War I and is survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral plans include arrival in Monroe and a Bastrop cemetery service. Earlier local notices describe small house fires and a false alarm. Three Louisiana towns near Choudrant will receive electric light service within 30 days as work by Louisiana Power and Light begins along a 14 mile line.
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Lena Rolleigh McCranie
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Monroe
Illinois Central Railroad
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Bastrop
R. L. Wood
Hugh Lennon
Frank Davis
Francis Steele
W. L. Housted
Joe Trammell
McCranie
United States Army Nursing Corps
United States Hospital
Pauline Bernhardt
Lizzie Keller
Eugene Rolleigh
Shreveport
Choudrant
Douglas
Sibley
Downsville
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Supreme Court Faces TVA Act Challenge
The Supreme Court hears extended arguments on the constitutionality of the Tennessee Valley Authority Act. Attorneys Forney Johnston and James M. Beck urge invalidity on states’ rights and delegated powers grounds, while Solicitor General Reed and John Lord O’Brien defend it as aiding navigation and national defense. The case stems from a contract where Alabama Power would transfer TVA transmission lines from Wilson Dam to seven Alabama counties, with fourteen minority stockholders seeking to block the deal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Forney Johnston
Birmingham
Ala
James M. Beck
Stanley Reed
John Lord O'Brian
Roosevelt
Alabama Power Company
TVA
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Power Company
Federal District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Firefighters Busy With Multiple Monroe Blazes
Two house fires, two grass fires and a false alarm stretched Monroe fire crews on Wednesday morning. Grass blazes were reported at 805 South Third street and at Jackson and Benton streets. A switch engine is blamed for the latter grass fire. A cow owned by A. M. Garson was badly burned. Sparks from a chimney caused further trouble.
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Pine Street
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Joe Powell
Grammont Street
Roscoe Gumpover
Blanche Mead
South Third _ street
Monroe
South Third Street
Jackson
Benton Streets
A. M. Garson
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