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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1930

Page

7

Three Arrested In New Orleans Hold Up Attempt

Three men are arrested in connection with the Christmas Eve attempted robbery of Roche Brave Market Branch Bank in New Orleans. Patrolman Ernest Grillot was killed during the failed heist. Otto Deeters Jules Van Hoven and Clarence Weasel admit involvement and face charges. Police say no clues yet on a separate Canal Bank robbery.

New Orleans Rochebrave Market Otto Deeters Jules van Hoven Clarence Weasel van Hoven Havift Ernest Grillot Deeters Wessel Canal Bank

Young Killed in Christmas Eve Auto Crash in Louisiana

Egbert Young, 20, of Basile, was killed when the car he rode in crashed into a bridge on the Basil Elton road and overturned. Willie Sonnier, 2, of Basile, is hospitalized in Eunice after a timber pierced his body. Two girls, Ena Doise and Mary Mae Gabalina, were in the wreck. Young was buried at Basile yesterday.

Crowley Willie Sonnier Basile Eunice Basil-Elton Egbert Young Sonnier Young Ena Doise Mary Mae Gabalina

Two Hurt One Fatally In Gravel Pit Cave-In

In a Christmas Eve gravel pit cave-in at Comstock Springs near Alexandria two Louisiana Highway Commission workers were injured. Henry Jackson 52 of Pineville died in hospital, J W DeLaney 43 of Alexandria survived with bruises and shock and was expected to recover.

Alexandria Henry Jackson J. W. DeLaney Comstock Springs Aexandria Louisiana Highway Commission Jackson Pineville DeLaney

Stalin Joins Council of Labor and Defense in Moscow

Josef V. Stalin, long the most influential figure in Soviet Russia, has become a member of the important S T O or council of labor and defense. He serves as secretary general of the Communist Party and has been the power behind the throne though he has not held a formal government post in years.

Moscow Josef V. Stalin Soviet Russia Council of Labor and Defense Stalin Communist Party

Bombing Investigated in Memphis Suburb on Christmas Day

A bombing ripped through a German town business building in a Memphis suburb on Christmas Day. Damage was about 5000 dollars to the store and 1000 dollars to mercantile stocks. Two men were questioned in connection with the bombing.

Memphis Germantown

Emperor Hirohito Opens 59th Session of Japanese Diet

In Tokyo on December 26 Emperor Hirohito opened the 59th session of the imperial diet. Police and detectives filled streets from Chiyoda to the diet building as the youthful ruler arrived escorted by guards after the previous month’s assassination attempt on Premier Hamaguchi.

Tokyo Hirohito Imperial Japanese Diet Teikokuk Gikai Chiyoda Castle Diet Yuko Hamaguchi

Three Killings in Kentucky Christmas Day Gunfights

In Kentucky two Christmas Day shootings left five people dead and several others wounded. Deputy Sheriff John Moseley and his brother were shot as they tried to arrest robbery suspects at Cow Creek near Boonville. Martha Smith and two of her brothers died. others were wounded. At Hidd school house in McCreary county, Frank Hamblin and Clarence Lovett were killed in a party quarrel. Hamblin’s son Ernest fired, killing Lovett and was wounded himself as officers arrived.

Frankfort Kentucky Cow Creek Boonville John Moseley Pierce Moseley Martha Smith Hearald Lawrence Leonard Andy Hidd School House McCreary County Frank Hamblin Clarence Lovett Lovett Hamblin Ernest

Convict Well Remembered

Jesse Pomeroy, once America's youngest killer now aged lifer in Massachusetts, received nearly 1000 Christmas cards during his long imprisonment in Bridgewater. The United Press report notes his extended service and the public memory of his case.

United Press Bridgewater Mass Jesse Pomeroy America

Son-in-law shot in Holiday Full near Dunn

Arnold Price of Holly Ridge is treated at Riverside Sanitarium for a shoulder wound inflicted Thursday afternoon by his father in law Jack Cooper at the latter's store and filling station near Dunn. Cooper planned to surrender Friday to Richland parish sheriff at Rayville after posting bond. A sheriff's deputy found Cooper with a head wound and he was not jailed. Price rests comfortably Friday with no serious injury reported.

Arnold Price Holly Ridge Riverside Sanitarium Dunn Jack Cooper Richland Parish Sheriff's Department Rayville Cooper Price

Christmas Damp in Monroe Yet Enjoyed by Residents

Christmas Day 1930 saw steady rain in Monroe but locals still enjoyed indoors festivities. Dances and social events, including a YMCA gathering on Catalpa Street with a local orchestra, helped festive spirits despite wet weather.

Monroe Catalpa Street

Charities Unite For Christmas Aid Distributed To Needy Families

Needy families enjoyed a Christmas day thanks to charitable agencies and the Goodfellows fund sponsored by the News-Star. Clothing groceries and refurbished toys were given to hundreds of children before Christmas. Countless organizations hosted Christmas trees where hundreds of youths from needy families gathered and were remembered. More programs are planned.

Goodfellows Fund The News-Star

Tupelo Bank Fails to Open Amid Reorganization Plan

The People's Bank and Trust of Tupelo and two smaller branches in Nettleton and Reinzi failed to open. Directors planned a meeting to discuss reorganization after continued withdrawals and lack of credit. The bank was capitalized at 200 000 dollars with about 75 000 dollars in surplus and 1 700 000 dollars in deposits.

Tupelo, Miss People'’s Bank and Trust Company Nettleton Reinzi Miss S. J. High

School Boys Use Gold Nuggets in Marbles Near Hollister

In Hollister Missouri school boys played marbles with gold nuggets believed found near the home of Jake Fleagle the bandit shot dead at Brandon months ago. A test confirmed the nuggets are genuine gold. Clyde Chapman says his son is among the finders and lawmen think a cache may be connected to Fleagle’s robberies.

Hollister Jake Fleagle Brandon Clyde Chap Fleagle Colorado Chapman

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