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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1940

Page

5

Ten years for car thief and accomplices in Monroe case

Judge James T. Shell sentenced Herman Sims to 20 years for automobile theft. Bonnie Prestidge drew one to three years. Richard Fields, Charles Fields, and Price McCarley, all of Phil Campbell, Alabama, received 12 months road duty. Arthur Thomas got two to six years for forgery. All were involved in a November car theft linked to Monroe police pursuit.

James T. Shell Herman Sims Bonnie Prestidge Sims Richard Fields Charles Price McCarley Philcampbell Ala Tion Shell Arthur Thomas Alas 1 Ace Miso Prestidge Frank Jowers Monroe Fields Brothers McCarley

Baseball Fans Pay Big Prices in 1939 Exhibitions

In 1939, about 28.9 million Americans paid 30 million dollars to attend professional, amateur, and college baseball exhibitions across the nation.

Daniels Meets With President Roosevelt On Mexican Talks

United States Ambassador to Mexico Josephus Daniels, on holiday leave, met with President Roosevelt and top officials at the White House. They discussed Mexican United States defense collaboration and oil expropriation disputes while talks continue with Mexican Ambassador Francisco Castillo Najera and Under Secretary Sumner Welles. No agreements are reported and developments are not expected before mid January after the Roosevelt inauguration.

Washington United States Mexico Josephus Daniels Roosevelt Hull Sumner Welles Raleigh N. C White House State Department Francisco Castillo Najera Welles Mexico City Manuel Avila Camacho

Good Will Exchange Horse for Handkerchief Recounted

Senor Marcelino Soule arrives in New Orleans aiming to trade a horse to President Roosevelt for a handkerchief. The Buenos Aires goodwill gaucho says he rode 16 000 miles from Argentina to foster U S relations and will ride one horse to Washington. He began his trek on July 27 1338 and brought a second horse for gifting at the White House.

New Orleans Senor Marcelino Soule Roosevelt Senor Soule Buenos Aires Argentina United States South America Washington

Editor Calls Youth to Duty at Loyola Convocation

Major James Evans Crown, editor of the New Orleans States, urged Loyola University students and faculty to answer the call to duty amid global conflict. He warned that democracy and Christianity must endure and that sacrifices for the common good are necessary to prevent chaos.

New Orleans James Evans Crown America Oyola University Crown Western Hemisphere Berlin England Reich Czechoslovakia Poland Norway Denmark Holland Luxembourg Belgium France

Swiss Lead World in Milk Consumption Per Person

The Swiss consume about 232 quarts of milk per person each year, the highest rate among nations. This figure highlights strong dairy culture and widespread milk use in daily life across Switzerland.

Norge awards for top Louisiana Norge salesman

Claude Gilliland of Passman Equipment Co wins the Norge award for selling 307 Norge units in 1940, including 214 refrigerators, the most by any single salesman in the state. The Passman firm also reports about 1 000 Norge units sold in 1940, a company high.

News-Star Claude Gilliland Passman Equipment Company Henry Gilliland Passman's Norge Claude New Orleans Louisiana Otto Passman Passman’s George H. Lehleitner Norge Company of Gilliland Lehleitner Passman

Longest Electrified Railway in Italy

The world's longest electrified railway runs from Brenner Pass to Reggio Calabria in Italy, covering about 620 miles. The line connects northern alpine routes to southern regions, showcasing extended electrical traction across diverse terrain.

Italy Brenner Pass Reggio-Calabria

Cadets Receive Army Diplomas at Kelly Field

In San Antonio Texas the class of 269 cadets received graduation certificates and wings at Kelly Field. Colonel Hubert R Harmon welcomed them as officers and presented diplomas while 12 cadets too young for commissions were kept as flying cadets until age 21.

San Antonio Tex Kelly Field Air Corps Hubert R. Harmon Advanced Flying School Randolph Field Ume der Air Corps War Department

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