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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1935

Page

6

Caleb Milne Found Bound and Injured in Germantown

Caleb Milne was found bound and dazed in Germantown after an apparent abduction. Warren Milne, the boy’s uncle, identified him at the hospital as investigators and federal agents pursued ransom and possible intermediary leads amid guarded activity.

Germantown Warren Milne Edward Strickland Milne Caleb Bow Creek Philadelphia Department of Justice G-men Delaware County

Mysterious Lights Reported at Vacant Catskills House Near Woodstock

Police investigated after a report of lights seen in a vacant house last night in the Catskills near Woodstock. Meanwhile the Milne place or Scott land was deserted except for a few servants and a G-man. Caleb J. Milne Jr. left his Philadelphia office for the first time since the boy’s disappearance was reported.

Catskills Woodstock Milne Place Scottland Caleb J. Milne, Jr Philadelphia

Kidnappers Given Only Small Chance of Success

The FBI led by J Edgar Hoover says kidnap attempts are unlikely to succeed and praises law enforcement for shrinking the scene. Only a few suspects remain active including Alvin Karpis and William Mahon while others face arrests or have been captured in high profile cases.

Washington Caleb Milne Federal Bureau of Investigation G-men J. Edgar Hoover Bureau Hoover

Subdu ed Leche Evades Gun Talk at Winnsboro Meeting

The report notes Leche dodged gun talk during a Winnsboro gathering with Governor Allen absent. Leche blamed press for negativity and said allies would tolerate opposition circulars at meetings while not disturbing their opponents. Governor Allen reportedly returned to Baton Rouge after Tuesday’s event.

Allen Baton Rouge Winnsboro

Road Work Bids Announced By Commission

The commission announced bids for multiple road projects including LaSalle to Rosefield, Tensas routes 344 and C-1387, East Carroll Lake Providence to Arkansas line, Richland Monroe to Alto, with firms like Wimberly Construction Arcadia La F Autre mont Jacksonville Texas Nelson Bros Baton Rouge La bidding amounts from 15 545.24 to 161 761.43. Bids due January 15 for one paving and 15 former road projects.

Jacksonville Texas Richland Monroe Alto Nelson Bros Baton Rouge

Coco Denounces Earl Long and Defends Ancestry in Campaign

Phils Coco answered Earl Longs attack on his nationality and pledged to restore honest government with Home Rule. He traced his ancestor Baldanine to Lombardy and Lafayette era, noting he fought in the American Revolution and that his grandfather served in Scotts Confederate cavalry. Coco vowed to investigate oil land scandals and prosecute frauds. Other Home Rule speakers included E H Fisher and Wilfred Beglaud as candidates for education and state offices.

Lombardy America Lafayette Baldanine Scott France Earl Long Coco Home Rule Administration Jonesville Harrisonburg Sicily Island E. H. Fisher Wilfred Beglaud Jules Carville

Love Slayer Thinks Triat Money Waste Killings

A man warned his victim that death awaited her and then killed Mrs. Daughtry with a shotgun after planning for three days. He urged an immediate death sentence in Raleigh without trial, claiming the state wastes money on trials. He remained calm in jail, reading the Bible and noting press coverage about him.

Rural Gifts Are Choices Of City Tots

A playful scene contrasts Christmas gifts for urban children with pricey toys. A line speeds a train past a plain as a child admires a small engine. Wealthy youths prefer cheap novelties. girls favor modest dolls over costly French ones. Mickey Mouse remains popular while attention shifts from the Dionne quintuplets.

Ermine Mickey Mouse

Association Formed By Growers Of Melons In Choudrant

In Choudrant Louisiana on December 19 a large group of watermelon growers met at the high school to organize a cooperative marketing group for the 1936 melon crop. The newly formed Choudrant Melon Growers' Association elected officers and collected planting intentions from 35 farmers covering 437 acres.

Choudrant Specia Tis Agricultural Department C. L. Mondart M. M. Gaston Cartwright Melon Association J. O. Tackett Illinois Central Railway Company Wilkes Bagwell R. W. Kemp Eros High School Mr. Mondart

Arkansan Slain Farm Youth Held Over Shooting

Robbery led to a fatal shooting as 15 year old Robert Thurman testified with Constable Williams that Woods robbed him of 29 cents and a pocket comb. Woods was shot on a highway after a pursuit. Williams died after being struck in the abdomen and Woods suffered a back wound.

Robert Thurman Thurman Paul Thurman Paragould W. T. Crowley Woods Williams Here

Resettlement Personnel Named for Catahoula Parish

Rural Resettlement Administration announces D. J. Kendrick as parish supervisor, Melvin C. Foster as assistant supervisor, Mrs. Birdie Krause as supervisor of home management plans, and Miss Mary Alice Ford as stenographer and clerk. Program to operate with extension service.

Ferriday Catahoula Parish D. J. Kendrick Melvin C. Foster Birdie Krause Mary Alice Ford Extension Service

Australia Runs Largest Sheep and Wool Output

Australia sustains a flock over 160.6 million sheep producing about 2 million bales of wool annually. The figure highlights the nation's vast pastoral sector and its global wool influence.

Australia

Community notes from St. Joseph and surrounding area

A roundup of social visits and events in St. Joseph and nearby towns. Mrs. Daniel Lynch hosts a birthday dinner with several relatives present. Other residents host holiday guests, return from visits, or attend church and school activities. The Joseph M. Davidson high school seniors plan a Christmas dance for December 23 at the Masonic hall. The Wesley auxiliary held its final meeting of the year with officers re elected.

Daniel Lynch Joseph M. Davidson High School Masonic Hall Fred Smith Wesley Susie D. Adams John Samuel T. Yourtee Roberts Holliman Cook E. H. Biggs Bert Berry Magruder Adams

Oak Grove clubs host music and literary program notes

The Oak Grove music club met with hostess Miss Edna Carolyn Tut McIntosh presenting piano solos and student pieces. The Baptist Women's Missionary Society held Bible study led by Mrs E D Butler. The Oak Grove Literary club, led by Mrs D M Copeland, discussed Evangeline country views and the origin of local terms with an article read by Mrs Copeland and a birthday dinner for Miss Ennis Handley attended by local residents.

Oak Grove Music Club Edna Carolyn Tut”) McIntosh Lois Bradley Damroch Ervina Castleman Adrienne Smith Reba Leach Joycelyn Crowe Dorothy Rodgers The Baptist Women's Missionary Society Baptist Church E. D. Butler Oak Grove D. M. Copeland Omah Bivens Frank McComb Copeland Pat Gunter Ennis Handley J. P. McCain Lake Providence L. W. Knowls Homer Newton

Young fleag can go without food for a week at a time

Young fleag can endure a week without eating, highlighting resilience in unusual dietary habits.

Workable Farm Plan Studied By Republicans

A member of the tariff commission may be asked to serve as Republicans study a workable farm plan for the party. They expect to present it at the Cleveland national convention. Roosevelt supporters predict Democratic focus on rising farm income to defend the AAA as the Agriculture Department reports $3.11 billion in farm income for 1935, up nearly 12 percent from 1934 despite lower crop prices.

Tariff Commission Cleveland Roosevelt AAA Agriculture Department

Grass Fires Prompt Fire Department Run and House Fire

A string of grass fires kept the fire department busy on Thursday morning. In the early afternoon a blaze broke out at a house on Louise Ann avenue and South Tenth street causing damage described as extensive.

Louise Ann Avenue South Tenth Street

World Population Spread of Yeast Cells

A single cake of yeast allegedly contains as many cells as there are people on Earth. The claim rounds a thought on scale and biology, comparing a common kitchen item to the globe’s population.

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