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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1932

Page

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Bladenboro Mill Strike Ends With Wage Cut And Concessions

Bladenboro North Carolina reports a strike at the Cotton Mills where workers walked out over a ten percent wage cut. An agreement was reached last night allowing the wage cut to stand while rent for company houses drops from 20 to 15 cents per room weekly and store prices fall ten percent. Officers Townsend Andrews and Skipper were wounded by birdshot during disorder. Clyde Hughes A H Shepherd and Giles Buyton faced charges related to the incident. Sessions in Ouachita Parish District Court were suspended due to flood conditions. Sweden moves to fifth in shipbuilding, ahead of Germany.

Bladenboro N. C Bladenboro Cotton Mills C. O. Bridger Frank Townsend John Andrews Elizabethtown Dank Skipper Clyde Hughes A. H. Shepherd Townsend Giles Buyton

Barge Service Inaugurated On Gulf Coast

Officials of the Louisiana Texas Waterways Corporation announce the first barge service through the intracoastal canal from New Orleans to Beaumont Texas will start tomorrow. Four steel Barges and two tug boats will haul general cargo on a ten day schedule via Abbeville Lake Charles Orange and Port Arthur until the New Orleans Morgan City link opens.

New Orleans Louisiana-Texas Waterways Corporation Beaumont Texas Morgan City Corpus Christi Abbeville Lake Charles Orange Port Arthur Mississippi River Plaquemine

Run Off Battles Swell in Winn Parish Politics

In Winn Parish, a primary sees incumbent assessor W. W. Allen pitted with Eugene Beck by 65 votes. Judges face second races. Ward One has nominees C. L. Dark and R. F. Brewer. Other races include senator and representative contests settled by withdrawals, with Davis and Lang favored. Sheriff Bryant Scholars reelected. clerk C. F. Walsworth and coroner Dr. J. F. Faith unopposed. The Allen Beck race draws most attention.

Winnfield Winn W. W. Allen Eugene Beck Allen Ward One C. L. Dark R. F. Brewer J. E. Carter Merchant Long Bryant Scholars C. F. Walsworth J. F. Faith

Roosevelt Opposes U N League in State Grange Address

Albany February 3 Franklin D Roosevelt New York governor and Democratic presidential hopeful outlines his stance on foreign policy European debts and tariff barriers at a state grange meeting He opposes U S participation in the League of Nations calls for a debtors meeting in America and supports an international trade conference to level tariff barriers A levee is rising around Union Oil mine in West Monroe as a precaution against the Quachita River rise.

Albany N. Y Franklin D. Roosevelt New York United States League of Nations Roosevelt State Grange League William Randolph Hearst Woodrow Wilson Newton B. Beker Wilson Europe Quachita River Union Oil Mus West Monroe

Parish Farm Bureau seeks continuance of seed loans in Louisiana

District Louisiana Farm Bureau officials urged Washington to extend seed feed and fertilizer loans for another year at a district meeting. Farmers facing credit gaps after repaying last year’s loans were told they would need only about half as much money, mainly to complete food supplies and buy fertilizer.

Washington Louisiana Farm Bureau W. S. Slaughter Farm Bureau Harry F. Kapp Robert R. Crittenden Holly Ridge W. F. Williamson

Arrest of Woman Uncovers Kidnapping Mystery in Georgia

In Mexico City a woman named Guadalupe Gonzalez Godine was arrested for forcing a four year old girl named Mary to beg in Pavo, Georgia. Police say the child, described as a blonde four or five year old, revealed abuse including a hot iron on her back. The girl and mother are American, authorities believe. The woman is detained by police as the case unfolds.

Mexico City Guadalupe Gonzalez Godine Pavo Georgia Mary Mexico General Hospital Women's Aid Society

Bell ringer misses concert at Geneva disarmament opening

In Concord New Hampshire a bell ringer marked the opening of the Geneva disarmament conference by playing Columbia the Gem of the Ocean on the chimes. The tune ended with The Army and Navy forever note.

Concord N. H Columbia Army Navy

Mothers Watch Children’s Colds with Musterole

Mothers warn that colds often settle in throat and chest and can be dangerous for children. Use Children's Musterole hourly for five hours at first sniff, then as needed. it is a milder form of the adult Musterole with camphor and mustard oil.

Waterloo elevator man becomes Sir Reginald Wolseley heir

Reginald Wolseley quit his Waterloo Iowa elevator post after his wife urged him to claim his title in England. The couple is photographed sailing from New York for a belated honeymoon as Sir Reginald and Lady Wolseley.

Reginald Wolseley Waterloo Iowa England Sir Reginald New York Lady Wolseley

WCTU Names Committees For Flood Relief Effort

A special Womans Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs J O McCormicks home in West Monroe named standing kitchen tea and vegetable meat pie and cake and other baked foods committees to staff flood relief efforts. Members listed include Mrs C C Bell Mrs W C Feazel Mrs Mary Witt Mrs Effie Pace Mrs J G Cobb and Mrs Fred Thatcher with Mary Witt heading the kitchen and all ladies urged to register with Mrs J G Cobb.

Women's Christian Temperance Union J. O. McCormick West Monroe C. C. Bell W. C. Feazel Mary Witt Effie Pace J. G. Cobb Helen Hunt Fred Thatcher

Gargle aspirin for throat relief advice

An old consumer advice note suggests dissolving three to five Bayer Aspirin tablets in one third glassful of water to gargle for tonsillitis or sore throat. Gargle thoroughly and allow a little to trickle down the throat, repeating every two hours as needed. Only genuine Bayer aspirin with the Bayer cross is recommended.

Air Mail Speeds Up With New Schedule Details

The eastbound American Airways flight from Monroe will depart daily at 1 41 under a Feb 15 schedule. The change gives forenoon office time to local businessmen and improves connections at Jackson for Louisiana and Texas travelers to New Orleans. Fort Worth to Atlanta times listed.

American Airways Monroe Preston Oliver Air Mail Jackson Miss Louisiana Texas New Orleans Fort Worth Dallas Shreveport Birmingham Atlanta

Transformer Installation At West Monroe Substation

A large transformer arrived last night and was being installed today at the Louisiana Power and Light substation two miles north of West Monroe. It will replace a unit burned out Monday while power is supplied to West Monroe from Delhi via Winnsboro during the work.

Louisiana Power and Light Company West Monroe Delhi Winnsboro

Book Sales Top 155 Million in 1929 U S Market

In 1929 the United States sold more than 155 million books excluding school texts. The figure highlights robust consumer demand and a strong publishing industry during the era.

United States

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Ouachita Parish Percy Sander Sandel Sweden Germany Associated Press Alice Jones University of Arizona Gulf Coast Orleans Booster Club Rgiet Ford Essex Dodge Chevrolet Oldsmobile Lee-Rogers Chevrolet Co., Inc North Fourth St Gove G. Davis Olla Vincent M. Mouser Dudley Lang Winn Parish Cassimer D. Moss Mouser Moss Davis Lang H. B. Bozeman S. J. Harper W. M. Mouser J. W. Gaar U. 5 U.S U. S James American National Insurance Company W. R. Cherry, Sup Bernhardt Hope Ross Hope Grace
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