Trade and politics drive world markets, experts warn
Trade experts say price and quality are losing ground to political factors in global markets. Nations seek self sufficiency and restrict foreign trade to friendly partners, challenging the United States to find buyers for surplus crops like wheat corn and cotton.
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Germany subsidizes wheat to cut imports and curb costs
Officials note Germany uses subsidies to boost domestic wheat production, raising local prices to about $2 per bushel versus 80 cents for imported grain. The same pattern appears in world cotton markets as Germany and Italy shift to synthetic fibers, reducing demand for American cotton.
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Germany
Italy
Christmas Day Services Across Twin Cities
Churches including First Baptist Monroe First Christian and First Methodist held morning and evening services with special music and a Christmas pageant. First Presbyterian offered a service of song at 5 p.m. Central Baptist featured a night musical program. Tulane University reports Louisiana produce contains high iodine levels helping prevent goiter.
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First Christian Church
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Central Baptist Church
West Monroe
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Tulane University
Louisiana
Two Men Die in Auto Crash Near Pollock Louisiana
Morgan Nesbit and Shirley Nesbit, both of New Orleans, died when their car left Highway 165 and overturned near Pollock at 6 a m Sunday. Three others were injured and hospitalized in Alexandria. The Nesbit brothers were en route to Monroe to visit their father William Nesbit of Biloxi, Miss.
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Shirley Nesbit
New Orleans
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St. Francis Sanitarium
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Leon Hammonds
Monroe
Mr. Doodle Kicks Off at Capitol Theater
RKO Radio comedy featuring June Travis and Joe Penner plays at the Capitol Theater for the last day. The daffy campus football farce centers on goofy plays and shapely coeds in a lighthearted screen frolic.
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Joe Penner
Mr. Doodle
Capitol Theater
Man Killed by Brother-in-Law in Darnell Altercation
Wiley Johnson 30 is jailed without bond in West Carroll parish after allegedly admitting he shot and killed his brother-in-law Freddie Duncan 26 near Darnell on Christmas Eve. Police say Duncan slashed Johnson with a knife in front of a store four miles west of Darnell. Johnson then fired three times, two hitting Duncan as he ran. Both families were neighbors.
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Wiley Johnson
West Carroll Parish
Freddie Duncan
Darnell
O. C. Roberts
Johnson
Duncan
Roberts
Philippines' Public Enemy Surrenders After 72 Hours
Philippines des perado Anselmo Balagtas returns to custody in Manila after a three day escape during which a citizen was killed by police who mistook him for Balagtas. Balagtas had fled en route to Bilibid prison while a search hunted him down.
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Anselmo Balagtas
Philippines
Desperado
Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
Balagtas
Procopio Tecson
Cabanatuan
Luzon
Witness accounts differ in Duncan Johnson case
The deputy sheriff relayed varying versions from four to five eye witnesses about the shooting between Duncan and Johnson. He said the men, married into rival families, had separated a year ago and prior clashes led to peace bonds. Some witnesses say Johnson slapped Duncan before Duncan drew a knife, others say Duncan slashed Johnson from behind.
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Duncan
Lawrence Gibbs Visits Monroe as Radio Announcer
Lawrence Gibbs of Little Rock Arkansas and former Monroe boy returns to his hometown during Christmas visiting relatives and friends. He trained at KMLB and Meridian Mississippi before securing a radio position in Little Rock where he is reportedly succeeding in a big way.
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Little Rock
Ark
Monroe
WLRA
Arkansas Capital City
Gibbs
Vicinity
KMLB
Meridian
Miss
Yule Deaths in Louisiana Include Pedestrian Fatalities
A list of holiday fatalities in Louisiana reports pedestrians killed by cars in New Orleans and near Houma and Empire. Other incidents include a Christmas eve shooting near Oak Grove, a Shreveport police shooting, a child choking on a mandarine seed, and a man killed by a train in Converse. Bees are noted to have two kinds of eyes.
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Lester A. Howard
Bernar Joaquin
New Orleans
Joseph Brown
Maurice Dupre
Houma
Louis Turlich
Empire
Carlton J. Harvin
Shreveport
Shreveport-Benton
Freddie Duncan
Oak Grove
Jack James
Harold Schommer
Stanley Delaney
Alvin Teat
Converse
F. C. Barcley
Fryeburg
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