Practical crisis management courses for paper industry staff
Dr H E Carney outlines non technical demonstrations using daily newspapers and mobile accident crises to teach crisis handling. Brownaville staff at Brown Paper mill and Southern Bell workers will join progressively advanced courses, with 15 hours for preliminary certificates and a four week program for advanced study.
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Brownaville
Brown Paper Mill
Southern Bell Telephone
Health officers meet to combat influenza wave
Physicians and health officers gathered in Washington for a national conference to devise methods of definite influenza control. About 60 attendees heard reports from the census bureau showing a rise in influenza and pneumonia deaths in 67 cities for the week ending January 5.
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Washington
United States
Cumming
Census Bureau
Reckless Driving Charge Lodged Against Autoist J N McElroy
J N McElroy of Sterlington was arrested by Officer H E Webb and jailed after 6 pm on a reckless driving charge. A woman crossing Sixth Street westward was struck by his car as it turned from DeSiard Street, injuring her arm.
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J. N. McElroy
Sterlington
H. E. Webb
Sixth Street
McElroy
DeSiard Street
Freeport Teen Aviatrix Escapes Crashed Plane
Eleanor Smith, 17, of Freeport, a South American aviatrix, escaped uninjured when her plane crashed due to engine trouble near Hampton Roads Virginia.
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Eleanor Smith
Freeport
S. A
Aviatrix
Hampton Korda
Legion Post Thanks Donors for Memorial Home Aid
A unanimous resolution from Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post No 13 expresses gratitude for help in building the Memorial Home at Forastae Park. The document credits Comrades W W Cooper Isaac Lemle and D C Smith along with Monroe West Monroe Ouachita parish authorities and local businesses for encouragement and donations.
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Legion Voices
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
Legion
Forastae Park
Nigher
Ufe
L. B. Faulk
American Legion Post No
Monroe
Louisiana
W. W. Cooper
Isaac Lemle
Scoutmasters Hold Night Meeting at Local Church
A Scoutmasters meeting convened at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the First Presbyterian church parlors. Mothers praised the work of scoutmasters over dinner. Executive L R Simpson led a business session and A W Riggs chaired the camp committee discussing Ki Ro Li camp care and use.
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First Presbyterian Church
L. R. Simpson
A. W. Riggs
Ki- Ro-Li
E. S. Edyard
Twin City
Mr. Simpson
Realty Transfers Filed at District Clerk Office
Real estate transfers include R L Moore to United Carbon for pipe line rights with damages 200, Lara Guthrie to United Carbon for pipe line rights 1200, LL B Morris to Mrs J W Tierney for Square Lion of Cola addition 1860 Sep Tarver ton to Googer Lot GB Haynes subdivision 940 Kiedsnarn Mealty to J D Johnson Lot 7 Block 11 Biedenharn addition 700 H O Rey to J B Hester Lot 12 Section 6 T K B Flournoy First West Monroe 890, Heard to Hobson Boulware Lot 6 Heard Wallice First West Monroe 4000 Marshall A O Fredve to BOS Maupin Lot 10 Block 2 They Terzia Home addition price omitted.
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E R. L. Moore
United Carbon Company
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, World's Top Laxative
In 1892 Dr. Caldwell introduced Syrup Pepsin as a gentle liquid laxative for women, children and the elderly. It became the world’s best selling laxative, with millions of bottles yearly and broad use for headaches, biliousness, indigestion and related ills. Mothers especially favor it for themselves and their children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Traces of Cowan Butcherings Found on Highways
Sheriff reports two recent cow butcherings along highways leaving only head hide and hooves. No reports of losses from owners. residents urged to report any cattle missing. A Jersey cow was found about 80 feet from the road near the Sterlington red barn. another red cow remains found near Young's Bayou on Millhaven Road. Information sought to identify culprits.
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Cowan
Sheriff's Department
Red Barn
Sterlington Road
Young's Bayou
Millhaven Road
Alimony Profitable for Apt Chicago Tailor
CHICAGO Jan 10 Five times David N Wolin has been committed to jail for failure to pay alimony and four times he has found it profitable The fifth time started today He runs a tailoring shop on West Washington Street and profits from coats sold by inmates at the jailhouse He faces six months unless he pays in full
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Associated Press
Chicago
David N. Wolin
Wolin
West Washington Street
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News-Star
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A. L. Crow
E. S. Eby
Mr. Fox
C. W. Mitchell
Rotary Club
Caldwell
National Broadcasting Company
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Johnny Farrell
Grove’s
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of Thrift
J. C. Penney Company
Fifth Avenue