President Sees It as Question of Patriotism
Roosevelt weighs ethics of printing secret session material and whether editors, owners, and broadcasters share a duty not to publish such information. Congressional circles hypothesize Berlin pressures aim to pull Japan into war, prompting rapid reinforcement of Pacific bases with new army and navy aircraft.
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Roosevelt
Washington Press Association
Germany
Berlin
Japan
United States
Far East
Orient
Pacific
Local Birth Announcements From Louisiana Communities
Mr and Mrs Owen Cobb Baskin announce the birth of a son born Thursday morning at Riverside Sanitarium Choudrant La Feb 21 Special Mr and Mrs Hilton Aulds announce the birth of a son February 15 Mr and Mrs General Jones announce the birth February 13 of a son Tullos La Feb 21 Special Mr and Mrs Homer Gired announce the birth Monday of a son Marvin Glen Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W A Brittain Olla the paternal grandfather is F C Girod Kelly One half of the supply of feldspar in the United States is mined in North Carolina
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Owen Cobb
Baskin
Riverside Sanitarium
Choudrant
Speeia
Hilton Aulds
General Jones
Tullos
Homer Gired
Marvin Glen
W. A. Brittain
Olla
F. C. Girod. Kelly
United States
North Carolina
Moldavia Frontiers See Naive German-Rumanian Shifts
Reports suggest possible Moldavia frontier changes with Romanian troops occupying frontier posts and German troop redeployments southward. American engineers constructing defenses along the Prut river halted work, raising speculation of high level German approval or orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Moldavia
Romania
Prut River
Dual Office Appeal Likely Dismissed in Louisiana Case
The court sustained the demurrer to Act 259 of 1940, finding the information failed to charge an offense. The defendant was dismissed and discharged from the information after trial on the demurrer. The appeals revolve around alleged unconstitutional provisions conflicting with U S constitutional rights and state constitutional sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Louisiana
General Assembly
United States
Veterans return from Paris aboard S S Exeter
Commander H M James announced monthly business and social meetings for the VFW Rodney J Hobbs post. He noted a group of veterans returned from Paris on the S S Exeter led by Edward McNellis who said the city fell to the Germans and that only bread and soup remained as food for the survivors.
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H. M. James
Rodney J. Hobbs
V. F.W
James
Paris
S. S. Exeter
Edward McNellis
Beverly Hills
Calif
McNellis
Louisiana
Wareren
Dimatt
Preqnhar
Warres Ceed
Settlement Nears as Strikes Idle 7500 Workers
Nationwide disruption widens as seven thousand five hundred laborers stay idle. Lansing plants Olds and Fisher Body halt operations with 2200 and 2500 workers affected. Fisher plans a one night slow down, Oldsmobile cites material shortages. Cluett Peabody shirts contracts halted by Troy and Atlanta walkouts affecting 1700. Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna votes on coke-oven layoffs affecting 14000 workers. Willard Storage Battery and B H Aircraft workers strike in Cleveland and New York respectively. Other settlements emerge with 1000 Powell Valve workers in Cincinnati back to work after wage gains and Wheeler Corp in Carte New Jersey with new contract for 850 workers.
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Lansing
Oldsmobile
Fisher Body
Fisher
Cluett, Peabody and Company
Troy
N. Y
Atlanta
C. I. O. Steel
Lackawenna
Bethlehem Steel
United Automobile
Willard Storage Battery Company
Cleveland
B. H. Aircraft Company
New York
William Powell Valve Company
Cincinnati
C. O.united Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
F Wheeler Corporation
Carte N. J
Solely and Miss Farmer wed Clyde Baxter in Choudrant
Miss Solely Farmer and Clyde Baxter were married February 4 in Choudrant with Rev Loy Baird officiating. Attendants included Madden Farnsworth and several Farm er relatives from Downsville and Necana. Countess left for a wedding trip in Arkansas. Also note Finland buys land to settle 58,000 evacuees from ceded Russian territory.
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Choudrant
Miss An Farmer
Clyde Baxter
Loy Baird
Dubach
Cot. Madden
Fxerett Farmer
Frank Heummans
W. M. Farmer
Downsville
L. M
Monroe court sells furniture and appliances in multiple seizures
The Monroe city and Ouachita Parish courts execute writs of seizure and sale on several properties. Items include household furnishings, a Westinghouse refrigerator, and a 1938 Willys sedan. Sales occur in February and March 1941 with cash terms and no appraisal.
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Monroe
Augustine Simptean
Lowitana
Ouachita
Monrae
Quachita
Louisiana
Monron
Durrett Hardware& Furniture Company, Inc
W. M. Turnage
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Westinghouse Electric
Sfy
Marshall Base
LO. Wilkinson
Shorty
Clovis Lee Jinks
Parish of Quachita
City of Monroe
City of
Ouachita Parish
Willys
Legal Notice of Public Sale in Monroe Louisiana 1941
In the West District of Louisiana Monroe division notice states a sale subject to court approval. Terms include candy assets and other property at a stated price with directorate confirmation and sale timing in February and March 1941. Court involvement ensures final approval and distribution.
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Ian Meen
United Stat
West District
Louisiana
Mon
Rye
Itr
Ited States District Court
Sat
Pell
Natchitech Street
West Monroe
Ouachita
State of Louisiana
West Qine
T. B. Pietnoy
Parish of
Stute
A. B
EB Blou
H. H. Blanks
Germans Plan Big Offensive With U Boats
German high command reports air and sea attacks against English targets. Ten ships were affected yesterday. three sunk totaling 11,500 tons plus a 3,000 to 4,000 ton merchantman hit off the British east coast. Four large vessels damaged in convoy. bombs hit port facilities in Thames and Bristol channels. Swansea and Chatham reports indicate fires and heavy damage, with Luftwaffe pilots sighted over the harbor area.
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High Command
DNB
England
Thames
Bristol Channel
Swansea
South Wales
Chatham
Kent
Naz
Milit Thames
Lor
Death notices and funeral services from West Monroe area
Deaths include infant daughter of Paul and Alois Brown of West Monroe died at noon. Services held in Smith cemetery. Survivors: maternal grandmother Mrs. J H Williamson and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R H Brown. Dixie Funeral Home in charge. Also notices for Hazel Lawson 29 of Bros and Eros area died at home. Services at residence. burial Chatham cemetery. Kilpatrick Funeral Home. Essie Claire Burke 58 of Rayville died at home. funeral Saturday. interment cemetery. Mulhearn Funeral Home. Blanche Baird died early Thursday. funeral at Bruce Frizzell residence with Rev Ernest Duncan Holloway officiating. burial in Riverview Cemetery. Peters Funeral Home.
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Paul
Alois Brown
North Severth Street
West Monroe
Smith Cemetery
Natchitoches Road
J. H. Williamson
Shreveport
R. H. Brown
Dixie Funeral Home
Clouilie McCoy
Bros
Rayville
Essie Claire Burke
W. J. Reid
Mulhearn
Blanche Baird
Bruce Frizzell
Louisavenue
Ernest Duncan Holloway
First Presbyterian
Riview Buridl Park
Peters
Miss Baird
Affiliation Years With Monroe School System Mentioned
Fragment mentions long association with the city of Monroe school system, indicating a lengthy period of ties or service within the district. No further context provided.
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City of Monroe School System
Booster Meeting Scheduled Friday at Missouri Pacific Club
The Missouri Pacific Booster club will hold its annual meeting at the clubhouse on Quachita avenue Friday at 7 30 p m Max Kulcke will be pianist and Frank Campbell will lead community singing The program includes Brooks Hamilton piano address by Charles Oseland traffic representative and Miss Johnette Register vocal solo with Mrs Bennett piano a chalk talk by Rev Cross pastor
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Missouri Pacific Booster Club
Quachita Avenue
Max Kulcke
Frank Campbell
Brooks Hamilton
Charles Oseland
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Johnette Register
Charles Bennett
Rev. Cross
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church Program Ends With Talk
Vocal solo by Frank Campbell and Mr. Longstreet from St. Louis will close the church program in the city with a short talk followed by a social time for those in attendance.
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Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Frank Campbell
Longstreet
St. Louis
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Armand Coullet
Nelson
Jackson Music Association
BOX Office
PI Orchestra
Teveee
Bese
Ecu An
Robert E. Lee
Rumania
Bucharest
Rembrandt
Bernhardt Bldg
DeSiard
Russia
B. L. Risher
Marshal
Milton Coverdale
B. Ll. Risher
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Banhhrupts
Manree
Matahot
Bankirupt
Pankruptcy
Miss Hazel Lawson
Essie C. Burke
Dusuttiess
Near
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