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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1938

Page

3

Bethlehem Steel Faces Labor Board Ruling Over 20 Year Plan

The National Labor Relations Board, after a 19 month inquiry, ruled Bethlehem Steel’s employee representation plan violated the Wagner Act by denying workers the right to choose bargaining agents. Frank Bloom, trial examiner, ordered posting notices withdrawing recognition within 10 days. The case ties to the Johnstown 1937 strike and alleged corporate support for a local anti strike group.

Washington Dec Bethlehem Steel Company National Labor Relations Board Frank Bloom Labor Board Bethlehem Planta Pennsylvania New York Maryland Steel Workers Organizing Committee Cobo Bloom Johnstown

Supreme Court Upholds Wagner Act Prompting Labor Withdrawals

The document notes that after the Wagner act was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1937 the organization denied unfair labor practice claims and withdrew financial backing from the plan.

Nied Supreme Court

Three Chickens Stolen From Monroe Woman

Mrs. L. B. Rinehart reported to Monroe police that three chickens were stolen from her home at 807 Walnut Street on Monday. Detectives L. G. Parker and D. J. Bedsole investigated. two black fryers and a red fryer were taken.

L. B. Rinehart Walnut Street Monroe L. G. Parker D. J. Bedsole

Enterprising youths profit from gale tips in Buffalo

In Buffalo on December 3 a 64 mile gale caused hats to blow from women’s heads at a loading hotel. Six youths seized the moment and collected tips, earning more than five dollars in total.

Buffalo N. Y

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Cough and Chest Colds

Physicians have long endorsed Beechwood Creosote in Creomulsion to soothe irritated mucus membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm. The ad urges buyers to obtain Creomulsion from their druggist and to ask plainly for the genuine product with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Chemst

Groundbreaking for Northeast Center library

Officials broke ground for the Northeast Center library Tuesday at 1 30 p m. Salley and Ellis Monroe contractors hold the contract valued over 100 000 dollars. No formal ceremony due to Dean Calvert’s Arkansas trip and cold weather. construction starts January 2. Site lies east of the main administration building to balance the music building to the west.

Northeast Center Salley and Ellis Monroe Contractors Dean C. C. Calvert Arkansas

Free Post Office Service Expensive Says Farley

Post master General Farley said free services caused a 1939 post office deficit of 43.8 million dollars, reducing a potential profit to 4.4 million. Receipts were 278.63 million with expenditures at 772.45 million. He noted 252,974 parcels reached the dead letter office in 1938 due to mishandling, while recovered funds from misaddressed mail rose to 101,414 in 1937.

Washington Farley Post Office

Death of J. H. McQuiller at 63 in Monroe

J H McQuiller aged 63 died at 9 45 p m at his home 200 South Sixth street after a short illness from pneumonia He leaves two sons J H McQuiller Jr and Sidney two daughters Abbie and Juanita all of Monroe and three brothers Boatner McQuiller Guy MecQuiller and George McQuiller of Monroe The funeral is Thursday at 10 am at Davis Lawhead funeral home with interment in Casper cemetery near Swartz

J. H. McQuiller South Sixth Street Mr. McQuiller J. H. McQuiller, Jr Sidney McQuiller Abbie Juanita McQuiller Monroe Boatner McQuiller Guy MecQuiller George McQuiller Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home Casper Cemetery Swartz

Fires extinguished after trash fires in Monroe

Two grass fires were put out yesterday by Monroe fire department crews. One fire occurred at Twelfth and Oak streets and the second at 1602 Fairview. both were started by burning trash.

Twelfth Oak Streets Fairview Monroe

Plan Aims at Training 20 000 Fliers Yearly

The piece notes the plan to train and produce 20 000 fliers yearly for civilian and export orders and military contracts. It compares U S pilot totals with Germany Italy Britain and France and cites related government training programs and national tactics.

United States Interior Department Germany Air Force Italy Great Britain France Roosevelt Britain Royal Air Force

Marion area hosts visiting teachers and relatives during holidays

Numerous teachers and families from Shreveport Sarepta Sardis Gilbert Springhill Monroe Baton Rouge Ruston Pensacola Ark El Dorado and Rusk Texas visited Marion and Truxno relatives over Christmas holidays. Guests included Miss Mary Hopkins and Miss Claudine Andrews among others with extended weekend stays and family gatherings.

Mary Hopkins Shreveport Claudine Andrews Sarepta Mim Rella Andrews Sardis Marie Wheelis Gilbert Merle Gresham Springhill

Blackmail graft probe targets major drug firm in Brooklyn

Police pursue bullies tied to Adelphi Drug Company and Coster-Moraies scheme. Federal charges accuse Brandino brothers and associates of mafia aided fraud and extortion. Witnesses reveal Crregg and McCall indepth role as private probes unfold.

Adelphi Drug Company Brooklyn Brandinos Coster-Moraies Walter H. Cregg Coster McKesson Coster-Monica Ambrose V. McCall John Ho McGhem Waddill Catchings Goldman, Sachs and Company Coster-Musica McKesson and Robbins Catchings McCall McGloan Julian F. Thompson Himelf

Will Dedicate Boy Scout Hut At Kiwanis Sponsored Event

The Kiwanis club funds a new 18 by 20 foot Boy Scout hut for Troop 55 with 22 members under church sponsorship. The structure features cypress logs and ship-lap interior, serving as the troop’s permanent home near a water body for boating and swimming.

First Baptist Church Troop 55 Kiwanis Club Ourks

Marriages in Jonesboro and Opelousas July

Ler B Gray and W C Righam wed at the bride’s home in Leaf with Rev Buckner officiating. The couple planned a Texas and Kansas honeymoon trip and will settle in Opelousas. Blanche McCain and Jesse Colquat exchanged vows December 14 at Rue Ton home with Michael officiating.

Jonesboro Johanne Helen Gray J Gray Leaf W C_ Righam Opelounss Deter W. L. Margreve Jew Buckner Ehurch Texas Opeleusss Dee Mise Blanche McCain Jones Bere Jease Colquat

Birth Announcements From Bastrop Area

Birth notices from Bastrop Louisiana report several new arrivals including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Crow on December 5 at a clinic in Bastrop and another infant Norma Neil born to Mr and Mrs Fred Henry at a local clinic in December. The items include miscellaneous names and dates with occasional garbled phrases.

Mrs EH. ? Melton Jone Born Bastrop Dee Harry Crow Harriet Yronme Climc Norma Neil Fred Henry

Homicide Charge After Monroe Auto Crash Fatalities

Following the death of Wee A. A. Perkins in Monroe, Richard Miles of Shreveport faces involuntary homicide charges. The wreck occurred at the Jackson and Sandler streets intersection when Miles’ southbound car collided with the Perkins vehicle making a left turn. Marguerite Perting, daughter of the couple and a Bearwiiter High School student, sustained facial injuries and Mrs Perkins’ husband suffered a broken arm. Miles remains detained on a traffic hold as the case proceeds.

Wee A. A. Perkins Monroe Snjechee Richard Miles Shreveport Miles Perkins Jackoon Sandler Hecente Jeckeon Mia Perkins Wee Jeckoon Bearwiiter Street Marguerite Perting Qusehita Parekh High School Riverside Sani-Tario Perkina

Naval weekly luncheon canceled by ballad eve trouble

The naval weekly luncheon at Motel Frances was called off Tuesday because of the ballad dave. The club will meet January 3 for the first luncheon of the new year.

Motel Frances

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Gus Edson Dramodct“Y Gale Field DeSiard Monroe, la Mr. Salley Junior Rextable England J. H. M'Quiller Janu Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Incorporated Marion Max P. Watson Truxno R. R. Rhymes of Girard J. W. Thompson Baton Rouge June Kingon Middletown, N. M Boyd K. Watson, Jr Ida Anderson Alice Simmons Wilma Beckham May Alice Ruston Bryan Reeves Pensacola, Fla Mr. Reeves Richardson el Dorado, Ark John Atkinson C. Jordan of Mrs. Jordan John Gresham Emma Wheelin Rusk, Tex W. A. Edwards, Jr Piret Southwest Righame Gray Colquty. Wats J. D. Reeves Columbia Avenue St Francis Canitarium Schenley Schenleys Ichenion Distillers Gorm Geom Newton Selby A Nemaciones Minck Labes Gxaia Ewtn Shreveport Negro Entine Tor Ontire Stock Boys Alzea Ori Cation Sterwoys Foy Sao
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