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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
7
Special authorizations allow collection of 1935 state and parish taxes at the Ouachita Parish sheriff’s office before completing 1934 taxes. Taxes for 1935 can be collected with an extra month. many homes valued at or below 1000 are exempt. No state or parish taxes are levied on automobiles for 1935.
Bernice La December 19 special report says Bernice High School will close Friday December 20 for the Christmas holidays and reopen December 30. Grade rooms plan Christmas trees and programs while the high school will have a large tree for all.
Henry Collins was tried before Judge W. M. Harper and fined 37.50 for drawing a dangerous weapon, 10 for fighting, and 60 days in jail for vagrancy. Louise Miller received a 60 day sentence for vagrancy.
Advertises Blue Star Ointment as a remedy for itch and skin conditions including rash tetter foot itch ringworm and eczema. Claims tested medicines kill the itching and offers money back on the first jar if relief fails.
Louisiana officials announce a $620,061 distribution to parish schools from state funds, bringing total allotments since July 1 to $4,027,478.62 including $563,977.12 from the equalizing fund. The figure marks about half of the 1935 36 fiscal year estimate and cites a historic distribution level.
Officials warn that depletion of individual resources and winter demand boost relief pressures. About 11 million out of work in September, with less than half ever on relief, while WPA jobs prevented a larger rise. New York City led relief decline, and December shows a surplus due to higher tax receipts.
Los Angeles reports Lyn don Foster a lobbyist and pamphlet publisher wounded in the arms and face when a bomb wrecked his Wilshire district apartment. The blast rattled a large area and embedded lead slugs in walls and furniture as investigators review fingerprint clues and Foster blames political enemies.
Carter C. Cozine of 4332 Polk Street reported to police Thursday morning that a signal light was stolen from his automobile while parked in the 690 block of Washington Street Wednesday night.
Mayor Walmsley announces a 1.15 million dollar loan to cover 1935 payrolls for city workers including police and fire departments. The move ends federal appeals against prior loans and requires refunding bonds totaling 2.292 million issued to banks, following the banks’ decision to fund the payroll.
Mrs. Alice Hawthorne receives a city permit to build a frame garage apartment on her residence at 108 South Fourth Street. G W Jones, city building inspector, notes the project will cost about 1000 dollars.
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