National Social Hygiene Day Observed on Feb 4
Sixth National Social Hygiene day highlighted dangers of organized prostitution near military and industrial centers. Dr. Williams urged strict law enforcement and public vigilance to curb spreads of syphilis and gonorrhea, stressing civilian duty alongside military defense.
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America
Douglas Williams
Ouachita Parish
Walter Clarke
American Social Hygiene Association
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Fense
Dr. Wilbur
Social Hygiene day urged by Dr Wilbur nationwide
Dr Wilbur urged nation wide participation in Social Hygiene day and asked health civic and welfare leaders and others seeking information to write to the American Social Hygiene at 1790 Broadway New York N Y.
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Wilbur
Broadway
New York
Wreck Victims' Services Today for Two Local Men
Funeral services for Lelton Brown and rites for T Everett Fallin were held or will be held today after a Wednesday morning wreck on the Shreveport highway near Calhoun. Fallin, 18, son of Ira Fallin of Choudrant and a Louisiana Tech student, had services at Long Straw Baptist Church at 3:30 p.m. Interment will be in Long Straw Cemetery. Brown, 22, son of N. P. Brown, worshipped at Mt. Nebo Church in Holmesville with services after a 10 a.m. transfer from the Brown home.
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Lelton Brown
Shreveport
Calhoun
Young Fallin
Ira Fallin
Choudrant
Louisiana Tech
Longstraw Baptist Church
A. H. Garner
Four Fallin Brothers and Brown Die in Wreck at Choudrant
R J Fallin and Mrs Brown and four Fallin brothers Ira Jrv Herold Richard and Bobbie and sister Tene Fallin all of Choudrant, were involved when the auto they rode in crashed into a News Star World truck. A C Frost owner of the car was later found not with the party. Three others injured and one missing. Fallin was killed instantly and Brown died later in a local sanitarium.
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R. J. Fallin
Ira, Jrv
Herold
Richard
Bobbie Fallin
Choudrant
Tene Fallin
Brown
News-Star—World
A. C. Frost
Frost
Fallin
Bronx Zoo Prepares Animals for Possible Air Raids
At the Bronx Zoo, officials lock cat animals each night as guards and staff brace for potential air raids. The article notes confinement measures and readiness in New York City during wartime fears.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Sleeping compartments and guards for elephants kept chained
The article notes steel and concrete sleeping compartments for elephants, with all animals chained. Keepers and maintenance men are assigned on a 24 hour basis. Keepers will receive marksmanship training at a police armory and maintenance staff receive fire warden instruction.
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Ers
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Heaven
Brook Mays & Company
the Reliable Piano House
Monroe, LA
Wreck Victims’ Services Today
Everett Fallin
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Little Club
DeSiard St
C. S. Simpson
Prop
Ald Sess
Ee East
Sale
Santa Claus
SEARS
Janet
Jacquard
Nea
Coats
BAYON
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Princess
Men’s Army
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