Mena college officer defends Commonwealth amid clashes
Miss te Moskowitz secretary treasurer of Commonwealth college says clergy man Rev Summers and legislator plan to attack the school to suppress academic freedom. She notes the civil liberties committee will not act on an investigation of Polk county conditions unless an overt act occurs.
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A. Ark
Te Moskowitz
Commonwealth College
Commonwealth
Senate c Civil Liberties Committee
Arkansas
Polk County
Summers
L. D. Summers
First Baptist Church
Ouachita Mountains
Horton
Herman Horton Dees
Neval Assembly
Eros FFA Hosts Funds Drive Auction at High School
A party at Eros High School hosted by the local Future Farmers of America chapter and home economics students featured fruit nut candy locks auctioned and raised $10 for chapter use.
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Eros
Eros High School
Future Farmers of America and
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Deaths Mrs Wood Lanier 61 of Vicksburg Miss
Mrs Wood Lanier mother of Captain W E Lanier of Monroe and mother of U S S Todd sails in Honolulu Frances Ewing and Mrs C W Connelly survive. Funeral services Thursday at 10 in Vicksburg with interment in Bovina cemetery conducted by Rev Sessions.
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Wood Lanier
W. E. Lanier
Monroe
Episcopal Church
Vicksburg
Funeral services set for Mrs Annie L Moore 79
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie L. Moore 79 held Tuesday afternoon at 5 at her granddaughter’s residence 405 Speed Ave. Born in Henderson Kentucky she lived here 17 years and belonged to St Matthew's Catholic church and its Altar Society. Survived by daughter Mrs F J Mundo and grandson F J Mundo Jr among others. Interment planned in Henderson Friday.
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Charles P. Guerriero
Speed Avenue
Moore
Henderson
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
St. Matthew's Altar Society
F. J. Mundo
Monroe
Louis Haag
Washington, D. C
Kate Green
Henderson, Ky
Guerriero
F. J. Mundo, Jr
N. F. Vandegaer
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Illinois Central
Last of Tennessee quadruplets dies
Tiny Lee Earl Bridges, lone survivor of a November 2 quadruplet birth in a southeast Missouri log cabin, died in Memphis at age about one month. She weighed five pounds two ounces at death, almost double her birth weight, with doctors unable to explain the sudden decline.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tiny Lee Earl Bridges
Missouri
James Bridges
Senath
Loyalists Press Near Brunete in Madrid Front Action
Madrid December 30 government forces recaptured territory in a surprise Brunete attack 18 miles west of Madrid. Militiamen seized Villa nueva de la Canada near Brunete along a key supply road while fascist claims of Socialist reversals were reported.
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Brunete
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Aranjuez
Tagus River
Usera
War Office
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Sesplagueras
Tarcena
Guadalajara
War Ministry
Andujar
Jaen
Tri Parish Medical Association Meets January 5
Society records report the Tri Parish Medical association will hold a meeting in Lake Providence on January 5 with plans and speakers announced for the event.
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Lake Providence
Tri-Parish Medical Association
Kidnapping Case Ties to Mattson Family Mystery
Observers noted a Seattle personal ad read as a note to the kidnapper amid the probe of the Mattson case. Investigators traced intruder patterns at the Mattson and Franklin homes, suspects possibly aided by an accomplice, while Charles Mattson's safety remained a worry as weather stayed frigid.
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W. W. Matts
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Dr. Mattson
Case Department of Justice
Mattson
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Haddaway Hall
Franklin
Charles Mattson
George Franklin
Tacoma Chain
California
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
George Weyerhaeuser
Verde Street
Charles Fletcher
Fletcher
Gus B. Appelman
Colvert Makes Brief Christmas Visit to Monroe
C C Colvert dean of the Northeast Center LSU and on leave to pursue a PhD at Peabody College Nashville is in Monroe greeting friends and sending Christmas and New Year wishes. He attends the Monroe Kiwanis officer installation tonight then travels Thursday to Little Rock for a short visit with relatives before resuming studies. He expects to receive his degree after summer work and return in the fall to resume the deanship.
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C. C. Colvert
Northeast
Louisiana State University
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Monroe
Calvert
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Little Rock
Ark
Auto plunge fatal north of El Dorado
A sedan plunging into a creek 18 miles north of El Dorado resulted in the drowning of a man tentatively identified as Jake or Jack Revels of Farmerville Louisiana. The body was held pending word from relatives.
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EL Dorado
Ark
Here
Jake
Jack Revels
Farmerville
Richberg Warns Of Dangers From Unconstitutional Court Extensions
Donald R. Richberg former NRA administrator told a Chicago audience that the greatest threat to American government in recent years is unconstitutional extensions of judicial power. He urged amending Supreme Court opinions rather than the Constitution, citing AAA Guffey coal bill municipal bankruptcies and minimum wage rulings as contentious.
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Chicago
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Supreme Court
Richberg
American Political Science Association
American Association For Labor Legislation
AAA
Guffey
Conflicting Voices Over Congress Power to Promote Welfare
The passage notes confusion over federal authority to promote general welfare and reserve of lawmaking power to states or people. It cites Supreme Court decisions sparking questions about constitutional supremacy and calls for amending the federal constitution to clarify Congress powers for national concerns.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Condition Of Lad Hit By Car Grave Condition
Seventeen year old James Lovelady was struck by a car in the 2800 block of DeSiard street Tuesday morning and remained in grave condition Wednesday at the St. Francis sanitarium. He suffered a skull fracture brain injury a left wrist fracture and facial lacerations. Driver Mrs G E Morgan Swartz said the youth stepped into the roadway between two autos and she tried to avoid him. A technical charge of reckless driving was filed and she posted a $100 bond.
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DeSiard Street
James Lovelady
St. Francis Sanitarium
Robert W. Lovelady
Guy Stubbs
Monroe
G. E. Morgan of
Swartz
Lovelady
Legion New Year party moved to Tuesday after schedule clash
The L. B. Faulk post No. 13 American Legion party shifts from Monday January 4 to Tuesday January 5 at the legion home due to Monroe Civic Music Association concert conflicts. Post members urged to attend the New Year event with some members expected at the city concert.
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L. B. Faulk
The
American Legion
Legion
Monroe
Evening program features safety first motion picture
A community evening will include a showing of a safety first motion picture with audience attendance prizes and refreshments served. The event emphasizes safety awareness and provides light refreshments for attendees.
Girl in Spartenburg Lapses Into Nervous Disorder
Margaret Davis, 17, enters a fourth day of continuous laughing and talking in Spartanburg South Carolina. She refuses food and her condition weakens when not sedated. Attending physicians diagnose the episode as a nervous condition.
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S. C
Margaret Davis
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