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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1933
Page
11
Pilot Dandy Flies To Houston With Critically Ill Baby
James R. Weddell piloted a red Trammell plane to bring a sick infant from Houston to Logan Field. Doctors diagnosed hydrocephalus but said operation might not be needed. the child was placed in Hopkins Hospital under neurology care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiveue Trammell
Waitrret Lane
Walter D
Houston
Texong
James R. Weddell
Logan Field
Tame winter yields odd garden tales from Ouachita parish
In Ouachita parish a mild winter brings unusual harvest claims. L A Stuke reports a fig tree with three crops but birds ate the last figs. Mrs Jack Morrison touts ripe tomatoes while others cite tomatoes and beans, a buck hunt, and a group of teen fireworks vendors camping at their stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stuke
Jack Morrison
Florida
Louisiana
Sge Phillips
Texas Avenue
T. A. Enochas
North Third Street
Bastrop Man Is Jailed at Houma
S M Hattaway, 26, of Bastrop, La., was jailed in Houma without bail after a preliminary hearing. The case involved Junius Engeran’s death following a chair hit during an argument in his father's parlor. A witness, Duplantis, 24, was cited for contempt when he lunged at the defendant in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houma
S. M. Hattaway
Bastrop
Junius Engeran
Duplantis
Rule of Winter Grips North America Amid Brutal Cold
Winter tightens its icy grasp across North America with fierce winds heavy snow and record cold. Dozens of deaths blamed on the cold include traffic crashes fishermen and snowbound residents in New England Michigan Ontario and British Columbia as a blizzard envelopes the region and forecasters warn of continuing severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
North American
Central
West
East
Dixie
New England
Massachusetts
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Ind
Bremen
South Haven
Mich
Canada
Canadian
Toronto
Kamloops
B. C
Fort William
Ont
Mid-West
Mellen
Wis
Bank Robbery in Marlin Nets $41000 and Three Abducted
The First State Bank of Marlin was robbed shortly after 8 a m taking $41000 and three employees Miss Andrew Peyton Lee Humphries and M W Bradshaw were kidnapped. A German looking man accompanied by the robbers left by automobile and no arrests are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin
Tex
First State Bank of
M. W. Bradshaw
Andrew Peyton
Lee Humphries
Bradshaw
Spencer
Miss Peyton
Sol Golding
Ventress J Smith In Critical Condition After Surgery
Ventress J. Smith prominent criminal lawyer and city attorney of New Iberia La was described as extremely critical today by attendants at his bedside at Touro infirmary New Orleans after Christmas day operation for blood poisoning He helped Senator Edwin Broussard in the 1932 senate race and is a noted figure in state politics He is exalted ruler of the Elks in New Iberia and a partner of Walter J Burke on the public works advisory board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Dee
Ventress J. Smith
New Iberia
Touro Infirmary
Walter J. Burke
State Public Works Advisory Board
Mrs Kemp Goes to Washington to Seek Seat
Mrs Bolivar E Kemp of Louisiana arrived in Washington to confer with house leaders on seating her as representative from the sixth district. A contest over her election without a primary is expected, with hearings likely before an elections committee determines entitlement to the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bolivar E. Kemp
Louisiana
House
Kemp
Rainey
Burns
Tennessee
Huey P. Long
Long
Ernor
Elections Committee
Senator Long
New Orleans
Congress
Sixth
Democratic Executive Committee
Grave charges lodged against prison trusties
Baton Rouge Louisiana December 27 4 Charges of shooting with intent to murder were filed today by Sheriff Fred Wilcox of West Feliciana parish against ten state penitentiary trusties in connection with the wounding of Sidney Floyd 35 a free man at Floyds house near the penitentiary during search for two escapes District Attorney H H Kilbourne declared the shooting outrageous and the sheriffs office predicted grand jury prosecution as soon as possible The prisoners charged were Henry Couzan John Hill Emmett Hayden John Durham Murray Singleton Bert Catherne Wilbert Jackson Luther Ward James Smith and Eddie Bowers They were allegedly hunting two fellow convict trustees when the shooting occurred Floyd is expected to recover He is in a Baton Rouge hospital Chief Deputy Sheriff C E Daniel said Durham Singleton and Catherne were white men Daniel said investigation indicated that Floyd was shot after he had repelled with a felling blow of his fist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Fred Wilcox
West Feliciana Parish
State Penitentiary
Sidney Floyd
Floyd
H. H. Kilbourne
Henry Couzan
John Hill
Emmett Hayden
John Durham
Murray Singleton
Bert Catherne
Wilbert Jackson
Luther Ward
James Smith
Eddie Bowers
C. E. Daniel
Durham
Singleton
Catherne
Daniel
Cold Wave Brings Freezing Temperatures to Monroe Area
A sharp cold spell reached Monroe with a 25 degree low and 50 degree high for a 24 hour period ending Wednesday morning. Residents bundled up as pipes frozen risk rose and cars needed radiator protection. forecasters predicted increasing clouds and rain then rising temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Katie Key
McAdoo Races Eastward in Private Airship
Senator William G. McAdoo sped east from Shreveport toward Atlanta in a private speed plane after a stop in Louisiana. He dodged local politics, praised recognizing Russia, and avoided discussing his ill daughter Mrs Edward S Cowles in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’adoo
Solon's Daughter In Critical Pneumonia Illness
New York Dec 27 Mrs Edward S Cowles daughter of Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California was critically ill with pneumonia today prompting her father to fly from Los Angeles to be beside her at the Park Avenue home of her husband Dr Edward S Cowles a renowned neurologist and psychiatrist officials said his arrival was awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Overton
Kemp-Sanders
Congress
McAdoo
Russia
Europe
Edward S. Cowles
New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Los Angeles
Park Avenue
Women Aviators Nearing Endurance Flight Record
Frances Marsalis and Helen Richey hovered near the women's endurance record at the home field as low clouds delayed their flight. By 1:03 p.m. they entered their eighth day aloft and aimed to reach the eight days four hours six minutes record by 5:09 p.m. tomorrow, aided by headache powder and baking soda after Christmas and birthday celebrations aloft. Marsalis noted her 28th birthday yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Frances Marsalis
Helen Richey
Roosevelt says deficit will grow under recovery program
President Roosevelt indicated the national deficit would rise as recovery spending continues. He noted revenue and current outlays remain nearly balanced while extraordinary expenditures for the recovery drive push the deficit higher. He prepared the budget with Morgenthau and Douglas and said he has not yet begun writing his annual budget message or the state of the Union address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
White House
Congress
Henry Morgenthau
the Treasury
Lewis Douglas
Department of Commerce
158 Farmers Sign Cotton Options At Agency Office
A total of 158 farmers appeared at the office of agricultural agent E. R. Strahan to sign cotton options. About 95 percent chose the government’s first plan offering a $20 per bale advance and a pool for higher prices, while the rest may pool cotton to ride price rises with no loss protection. The options stem from the 1933 and 1934 reduction campaigns with cards sent to stagger attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Strahan
Long Likely to Leave for Capital Ahead of Congress Opening
New Orleans December 27 Senator Huey P Long said he would probably depart for Washington before Congress opens and not return until after the city election in late January. He planned to stay an extra day to finalize the third May oralty ticket headed by John Klover. The mayoralty race will be managed by Long lieutenants from Washington.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Washin
Congressight
John Klover
Long
Washington
Klover
Long’s
T. Semmes Walmsley
Francis Williams
Bolivar E. Kemp
Congress
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Wreck Kills Three Trainmen and Two Hoboes Near Calvert
In Calvert Texas at midnight a Missouri Pacific freight train struck stock and derailed killing three crew members R J Delhomme Fred Wallace and Otis Green all of Mart plus two hoboes. Conductor H Ferguson escaped. Delhomme logged 31 years with the railroad and Wallace 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Texas
Missouri Pacific
R. J. Delhomme
Fred Wallace
Otis Green
Mart
H. Ferguson
Monroe post office to move to new federal building
Acting Postmaster J. R. Wooten announced the Monroe post office will relocate from St. John street to the new federal building at Jackson and Grammont streets. Removal occurs Saturday January 6 with service starting Monday January 8 to minimize month-end disruption. the building had been used briefly before Christmas for outgoing parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Post Office
St. John Street
Federal
Jackson and
Grammont Streets
J. R. Wooten
Puerto Rico Governor Denies Resignation Plan
Washington dispatch reports Governor Robert M. Gore denying plans to resign his post. He said he has no intention of quitting and that he will retire only when the president wishes to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Washington
Robert M. Gore
Gore
Ballot called in sixth district election amid brisk turnout
report from Baton Rouge says J. Sande Jr. ran as sole candidate in the sixth district race with voting brisk despite cold weather. voters in East Baton Rouge West Feliciana Iberville and neighboring parishes cast ballots as supporters urged a higher total than the 5129 votes for Mrs Kempf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Sanders
Kemp
High Tide in Fight Ends in Sanders Victory in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge on December 27 J Y Sanders Jr state senator defeated Mrs Bolivar E Kemp Sr to challenge Huey Long’s control. Independent leaders urged a turnout above 5129 votes in the December 5 special election while Long supporters organized in New Orleans for January actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
J. Y. Sanders, Jr
Ton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Bolivar E. Kemp
Long
Sanders
Kemp
Tangipahoa
Livingston
St. Helena
Nat Tycer
Washington
Congress
New Oreleans
John Klorer
Levee Board
T. Semmes Walmsley
Francis Williams
Long Machine
O. K. Allen
Sixth District
Democratic Executive Committee
New Orleans
Rogers Has His Say in Beverly Hills
A columnist laments misstatements about States bury and Atterbury and criticizes Japan for appointing Saito as ambassador, arguing the choice disregards dignity and past career. The piece accuses political treason and notes the 1938 crisis ahead.
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Japan
United States
Saito
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