Half Century of Wedded Life for Mr Mrs Sig Haas
Tomorrow marks fifty years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Sig Haas of Monroe. Born in Bavaria, Haas came to the United States at age 16, lived in Grand Laks and Fort Worth before settling in Monroe in 1878, where he built a local business career and community leadership. Their two sons, D Aubrey and Morris W Haas, assist in the business. Their friends in Monroe extend good wishes for many more anniversaries.
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Sig Haas
Haas
Bavaria
Germany
Grand Laks
Ark
Fort Worth
Texas
Monroe
Meyer Bros. Merchandise Company
Sig Haas and Sons
Dora Behrman
Western Star Lodge
No. 24
Elks Lodge
B’nai Israel
Ouachita National Bank
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Louisiana League of Land Building and Loan
D. Aubrey
Morris W. Haas
Masonic Lodges Host Annual Banquet And Joint Installation
Masonic bodies Western Star lodge No. 24 and Surghnor lodge No. 383 hold a joint installation at the Masonic temple with 125 to 150 seats set for banquet guests. Officers for Western Star include M S Harrison and F M Culver among others with a 7:30 p m observance of St John’s. Graham Surghnor lodge officers listed include H C Ulrich and J R White with L N Copes as master of ceremonies and F L Tyler as Tyler.
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St. John’s
Masonic Temple
Western Star Lodge No
Surginor Lodge No
M. S. Harrison
Co. B. Hair
M. H. Kulcke
Sig. Haas
F. M. Culver
R. R. Beaman
H. C. Ray, Jr
F. A. Patterson
H. ©. Hartman
J. W. Baldwin
Berney Oakland
F. L. Speakman
Tyler
Graham Surghnor Lodge No
H. C. Ulrich
G. B. Ganaway
R. @. Cole
J. S. Fashburn
L. N. Collier
Ant
W. J. Bynum, Jr
H. Douglas
Chas. Garvey
J. R. White
L. N. Copes
O. E. Passman
F. L. Tyler
Many Churches Represented in Today’s B Y P U Meeting
Twenty six Baptist churches from the Morehouse Ouachita association attend a quarterly B Y P U meeting at West Monroe First Baptist. Speakers include Joe B Moseley Shreveport state B Y P U secretary and Mrs J O Scott Cheniere. Music drills and demonstrations by Monroe Bas trop Swartz and West Monroe leaders precede a 6 pm dinner and a 7 pm two hour recreation program.
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Morehouse-Ouachita Association
West Monroe
Jessie Richardson
Monroe
Maude Eubanks
Swartz
W. S. Heard
H. L. Morrow
Moseley
Dear Virginia Vane on Love and Self Reliance
A reader asks about choosing between a engaged lover and another suitor. The columnist warns the pursuer to demand commitment or end the pursuit, and urges the reader to pursue education and independence while considering family duties. The tone stresses self respect and prudent boundaries in romance and duty.
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Virginia Vane
Scientist Relates Far East Expeditions For Field Museum
Floyd T. Smith a New York zoologist returns from two years in remote China where he lived on corn meal and wild meat. He collected 7000 specimens for the Field Museum of Natural History including seven rare takins and two giant pandas. Bandit attacks and native customs challenged the party as they worked to save their camps and haul back specimens.
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Chicago
China
Floyd T. Smith
Smith
New York
Field Museum of Natural History
No title available
A personal reflection on love and pursuit after education ends. It advises respecting boundaries and giving the other person space rather than persistent pursuit, suggesting distancing may prompt longing.
Reynolds to Wed Winston-Salem Society Girl
Richard Joshua Reynolds Jr the sole surviving son of a tobacco fortune founder will marry Miss Elizabeth McCaw Dillard of Winston-Salem. Announcement by the Dillard family states no wedding date. Reynolds recently returned from a world cruise after the death of his brother Smith by pistol wound and Libby Holman’s murder indictment.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Richard Joshua
Dick) Reynolds
Elizabeth McCaw Dillard
Dick” Reynolds
Toys donated to Salvation Army by Monroe Furniture
More than 100 toys were donated Saturday by Monroe Furniture Company to the Salvation Army. Captain W. L. Workman and other Salvation Army workers distributed the gifts to needy children in the area.
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Salvation Army
Monroe Furniture Company
W. L. Workman
Theft of patrol car shocks Pittsburgh neighborhood
Patrolman Clarence Shearer of Springdale found his police car stolen and wrecked after leaving it parked at his home for weeks. The thief moved it a few blocks away, shocking the local police officer and residents.
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Pittsburgh
Clarence Shearer
Springdale
Extremely light vote cast for judge in West Monroe
Voters in West Monroe showed scant turnout with Haile's grocery reporting 113 votes and city hall precinct tallying 109. Ward 5 precinct 2 and ward 3 precinct 6 also posted double digits while several precincts were missing from Monroe and West Monroe totals.
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Ware
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Monroe
West Monroe
Charges pressed in Mississippi instead of here
Federal charges against three men for passing counterfeit $100 bills at two Monroe jewelry stores will likely be pursued in Mississippi. D. C. Askew, J. W. Sorrell, and Gordon Clarke are held in Jackson county jail on $10,000 bonds each after waiving preliminary hearing. They were arrested in Vicksburg after seven bogus bills appeared.
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Monroe
Mississippi
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
D. C. Askew
Alexandria
J. W. Sorrell
Itta Bena
Gordon Clarke
Jefferson
Texas
Vicksburg
Federal Secret Service
New Orleans
United States
Louisiana Highway Dept Man Succumbs in Caddo Parish
George Lucky 49 of Saline La an assistance maintenance superintendent for district twelve of the state highway department died in a Shreveport sanitarium from pneumonia after 24 hours there He had four years with the department and fourteen with a Saline business He was once a sheriff candidate in Bienville parish Surviving are his widow two daughters Irene and Louise six brothers with residences in Shreveport Bienville Bastrop Harlingen Tex and other locales
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Shreveport
George Lucky
Saline
State Highway Department
Lucky
Bienville Parish
Highway Department
Irene Lucky
The
Saline High School
Louise Lucky
John W. Lucky
D. Q. Lucky
W. P. Lucky, Jr
Bienville
St. Lucky
Bastrop
Charlie Lucky
Harlingen
Tex
Mechanic of Shreveport Dies in Street Car Crash
G C Gibbs a 48 year old mechanic of Murray Lane Shreveport suburb died in a sanitarium from injuries after his car crashed into a street car on Saturday. His identity was unknown until his son recognized him at the sanitarium yesterday. Motorman L M Wimberly said Gibbs’ auto collided head on with the street car despite warning signals.
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Shreveport
G. C. Gibbs
Murray Lane
Gibbs
L. M. Wimberly
No Hope For Men Trapped In Illinois Mine Disaster
Rescue efforts at an Illinois mine yielded only bodies as gas and debris halted progress. Timbers and repairs were needed to stabilize tunnels for ongoing work. If no survivors are found, the death toll would surpass 1929 chaos and approach the state’s second largest mine disaster.
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Millhouse
Cherry
Man Seeks Jail Time for Wood Theft in Kansas City
Buren Kohn, 67, asked to be jailed for 60 days after stealing a sack of wood on Christmas. Lou Miller, owner of the wood, urged mercy. Judge Lee Judy settled the case with a 10 day sentence in a warm jail cell.
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Kansas City
Kan
Buren Kohn
Lou Miller
Lee Judy
Kohn
Complete House Solon seeks full account and agency transfers
A House solon demands a full, complete account and details of transfers of over 50 agencies, including river and harbor and flood control work shifting from the army engineers to the interior department. Witnesses before the expenditures committee oppose various changes or the program as a whole.
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Army Engineers
Department of the Interior
Expenditures Committee
Second Appropriation Bill Passed by House
The Second appropriation bill of the session carrying 43,632,000 for the interior department next year was passed today by the house and sent to the senate. The DePriest proposal to add 460,600 for a power and heating plant for Howard University carried 138 to 105 in support from the only Black member.
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Washington
Interior Department
House
Senate
Howard University
Long Says Sales Tax Hits the Poor in Budget Plan
Senator Huey P. Long denounces a sales tax as unworkable for balancing the budget and advocates prioritizing bread, meat, clothes, and homes. He criticizes Speaker Garner and House ways and means chairman Collier while urging wealth decentralization to aid relief and halt swelling fortunes.
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Huey P. Long
Louisiana
House
John Garner
Washington
Congress
Long
Democratic Party
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
America
Roosevelt silent on revival of tax issue in new session
President elect Roosevelt would not comment on reports from Washington that he suggested to Democratic congressional leaders reviving the tax issue in the current session.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Roosevelt
Washington
Mother of Bastrop Mayor Takes Ill at City Home
Mrs. J. W. Ludlum of Bastrop is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs. Newton J. Moore home on 506 Stubbs avenue. This noon her condition grew critical and her son Mayor J. R. Ludlum was summoned to her bedside.
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J. W. Ludlum
Bastrop
Newton J. Moore
Stubbs Avenue
J. R. Ludlum
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Smoot
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