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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1932

Page

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Central Depot Opens to Distribute Flood Relief Goods

The Allied Charities of Monroe and West Monroe together with the Chamber of Commerce opened a central relief depot at 328 Harrison Street to receive and disburse food clothing and other necessities. The effort will coordinate with charities to aid flood refugees and distressed residents. The committee has sent 187 letters to wholesalers and retailers seeking donations and calls for public support with pickup or conveyance arranged by calling 1357 or 3064.

Allied Charities of Monroe West Monroe Chamber of Commerce Harrison Street Conttal Committee

Reserve Officers to Have School Tuesday Session

The Reserve Officers' School will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Federal Court room on the post office building’s second floor. Captain John S. Moore will conduct the session on Combat Orders due to Captain J C Johnson’s injury. All officers and enlisted men are urged to attend, and the public is invited.

Reserve Officers' School Federal Court Room Post Office Frank V. Reitzell Reserve Officers’ Corps J. C. Johnson John S. Moore Infantry

Tarzan Encounters Cave Bear Guarding a Boy

Tarzan treks from rugged gorge toward Pellucidar forests and discovers a cave bear blocking a trail. A boy stands at the cave mouth as the bear roars and advances, prompting Tarzan to spring into action.

Tarzan

Flood Crisis Spreads as Levees Fail in Quitman County

Water covers 30,000 acres in eastern and southeastern Quitman County adding to 325,000 under water as backwaters threaten Lambert Marks and Belzoni. Convicts assist levee work. Yazoo River flood crest may be near.

Coldwater River Lambert Black Bayou Quiver Sunflower County Ruleville Drew Parchman State Prison Marks Quitman County Longstreet Chancey Mikoma Highlands Quitman Belzoni Yazoo River Tippo

Democrats Seek Spending Cuts Across Federal Agencies

The measure trims agency budgets this year including the Secretaries office at 13.076 million, Weather Bureau at 34.136 million, Animal Industry Bureau at 12.282 million, Forest Service at 12.313 million, Entomology and Biology surveys, and Chemistry and Soils. It also reduces food and drug administration and cuts agricultural credits by 900 million to 2 billion in loans for farmers, noting 53.743 million loaned from last year's farm relief.

Hyde Weather Bureau Animal Industry Bureau Forest Service Entomology Bureau Biological Survey Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Food and Drug Administration Hie Drouth Congress Agriculture Department Department

Meat Cutting Demonstration Planned on Columbia Road

A meat cutting and curing demonstration is scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at the home of W. W. Mae-Donald on the Columbia Road. LSU extension animal husbandman W. T. Cobb will assist E. R. Strahan in conducting the event. Hogs will be killed the day before and processed at a Monroe ice plant.

W. W. Mae-Donald Columbia Road W. T. Cobb Louisiana State University E. R. Strahan Monroe

Fragmented financial figures from association balance sheet

The text lists dues from members for interest and taxes and insurance with figures like 4,634.67 and 68,535.12. It mentions advanced office funding for furniture and fixtures and various cash and asset totals including 153,169.73 and 79,986.44, ending with 85,686.44 and other unclear items.

Election Returns Setup In Ouachita Parish Courthouse

Deputies install a special telephone in the criminal district court room to announce late returns. Bulletin boards display candidates and precinct vote totals while a radio links state returns from Shreveport. Precincts and polling places are adjusted due to high water across Ouachita Parish.

Sheriff's Office Criminal District Court Room St. John Electric Company Sheriffs Office Shreveport Shreveport Times Tidwell Phillips Print Shop Apple Street Leon Erevereny

Hot Springs Mayor Proposes Champagne Cure for Hiccups

Hot Springs Mayor Leo P. McLaughlin offers two bottles of champagne to Edith Cantrell of Humphrey Arkansas to treat a 24 day hiccup spell. He says iced champagne in moderate doses can cure by the wine gas acting against stomach gases causing hiccups. Cantrell was moved to Stuttgart Hospital for X rays and rested well last night.

Pine Bluff Ark Leo P. McLaughlin Hot Springs Edith Cantrell Humphrey Here McLaughlin

Governor race heats up as voters prepare tomorrow

The Teche region reports fierce campaigning among Allen Long and LeBlanc with predictions of sweeping victories. Guion pledges highway program continuity while Long touts free school books, a new mansion, and ongoing infrastructure projects.

Nine Die Six Wounded In Family Feud Violence

The text reports multiple homicides and injuries tied to family feuds. Hayden McFarlin killed his wife Zedna McFarlin, wounded his brother in law Harry Gregory, and killed himself at Franklin. Burchell, a guard at the state reformatory at Frankfort, involved in the incident. Jack Warren, Bowling Green roadhouse owner, faced charges for a shotgun slaying amid a street argument in Helmier Pike County where Noah Johnson and Willie May Adkins were shot. Johnson was seriously wounded.

Burchell State Reformatory Frankfort Hayden McFarlin Zedna McFarlin Harry Gregory Franklin McFarlin Bowling Green Jack Warren Gud Beckham Warren Beckham Noah Johnson Willie May Adkins Hellier Pike County Johnson

Funeral set for W. H. Thornhill in West Monroe

Funeral services for W. H. Thornhill who died yesterday will be held at 3 p m this afternoon from the late home 111 Filhoil West Monroe. Thornhill age 17 was born near Columbia and is survived by a wife three sons Arthur and John of Columbia Conley of West Monroe a daughter Mrs Hattie Rushing and two brothers C M Thornhill Columbia S M Thornhill Arcadia Honorary pallbearers include Dr J E Walsworth W S Heard C T Tredell A N Landrum C D Ballard W W McDonald active pallbearers Jake Brooks Pete Brooks W A Kirkpatrick N E Wax D C Metcalf and C C Scharf Services will be conducted by Rev L T Hastings assisted by Rev E E Huntsberry and Rev Louis Hoff Paulr

W. H. Thornhill Filhoil West Monroe Mr. Thornhill Columbia Arthur John Conley Thornhill Hattie Rushing C. M. Thornhill S. M. Thornhill Arcadia J. E. Walsworth W. S. Heard C. T. Tredell A. N. Landrum C. D. Ballard W. W. McDonald Jake Brooks Pete Brooks W. A. Kirkpatrick D. C Metcalf C. C. Scharf L. T. Hastings E. E. Huntsberry Louis Hoff- Paulr

River flood worries as rising water tightens across West Monroe

Rising water threatens areas north of West Monroe and southwest sections as crews operate two pumps at Black Bayou and Illinois Central to divert up to 34 000 gallons per minute. Forecasts predict river stages near Monroe between 47.1 and 47.4 feet by January 21 22 with relief hoped in three to four days. evacuees increase as residents along Riverside Drive and Riverton-Columbia areas seek higher ground.

Brownville Ransome Aadition Black Bayou Illinois Central Railroad West Monroe Monroe New Orleans R. A. Dyke Red River Alexandria Quachita Louisiana Black River Jonesy Me Shreveport Grand Ecore Mississippi River Vicksburg Atchafalaya Natchez St. Martin Parish Veterans of Foreign Wars M. BE. Dupont Ransom Addition E. G. Courtney Riverside Drive Linois Central Railroad Riverton Columbia Missouri Pacific Railroad

Rail Officials Pass Through City Tonight

PH Joyce president of the Chicago and Great Western Railway and W L Ross president of the Nickel Plate Railway will pass through Shawneetown in a private car over the Missouri Pacific tonight on their way to New Orleans.

Joyce Cheazy and Great Western Railway W.L. Ross Nickel Plate Railway Throwers Shire City Missouri Pacific New Orleans

Flood Scenes In Review Sunday By Monroe Autoists

Thousands of Monroe and Northeast Louisiana residents toured flood scenes Sunday in autos. They viewed the Ouachita River overflow along Riverfront Street in West Monroe and water covering the West Monroe bath houses and the Monroe municipal natatorium.

Monroe Louisiana West Monroe Ouachita

Chinese oppose Japan in war with heavy casualties reported

Reports detail multiple clashes in Yingkow Yingkan and Yenti with Chinese losses and Japanese casualties. Battles involved machine guns artillery and air power near coal center Yenti, with 900 Chinese dead reported in one village and 1900 looting elsewhere. Warlord Chang Hai Peng arrives amid formation talks as Harbin governor Chang Ching Hui is expected.

Yingkow Yingkan Yenti Here Tungliao Shinshi Chinchow Chang Hai-Peng Ma Chan-Shan Tsitsihar Jiro Tamon Chang Ching-Hui Harbin

LeBlanc Draws Record Lafayette Crowd

A vast Lafayette turnout heard Mr LeBlanc speak for half an hour in French and English about his plan to restore the state to prosperity. He denied Huey Long’s charge of lying and noted the day’s crowd, claiming about 60 000 attendees against a 40 000 forecast. He pledged to establish a charity hospital in Lafayette if elected.

Lafayette

LeBlanc Candidate Claims Large Lead In Governor Race

The speaker praised a plan to aid the sick and aged and promote free school books. He boasted of being the first to introduce a free book measure, defeated by Huey P Long allies, and urged economical administration of school funds and highways. Afterward he returned to Abbeville amid claims opponents damaged bridges to disrupt attendance.

Endea Aso Huey P. Long Abbeville LeBlanc Bohne

McKeown Bill Support Discussed by Murray in Coffee Break

Murray obtained permission to discuss the McKeown bill while seated, describing England's central and Scotch bank systems and the U S Federal Reserve. Harry the janitor, a longtime Ways and Means helper, served coffee as Murray poured himself a full cup.

Murray McKeown Mellon Central England Federal Reserve Banking United States Harry

Bilbao in turmoil as general strike follows deadly clash

Police and troops patrolled Bilbao as a general strike spread after a clash between Catholics and non Catholics left four dead and fifteen wounded including three civil guards. Banks were heavily guarded by troops in the city.

Bilbao Spain

New Orleans to Bury Captain Olaf Larsen

The body of Captain Olaf Larsen 48 master of the United Fruit Company's steamship Coppername will be brought to New Orleans. He was killed by a swinging three ton piling at Cristobal docks in Colon, Panama yesterday.

New Orleans Olaf Larsen United Fruit Company Steamship Coppername Colon Panama Cristobal Docks

Baby’s Colds Are Dangerous Too Adv Calls Teethina

An old advertisement warns that infant colds can lead to dangerous infections and promotes Teethina as a safe laxative and intestinal antiseptic for babies. It claims Teethina regulates the liver and cleanses bile and mucus, costs 30 cents, and is available at drugstores.

Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains

A periodical pain remedy named B C promises relief within three minutes. Marketed as prepared by a registered pharmacist, it combines several ingredients used by physicians to ease pains, colds, headaches, neuralgia, and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages.

B.C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Allied Charities Harrison St Quinine Garamount Miriam Hopkins Phillips Holmes Wynne Groton, Stuart Frain Irving Pichel Joy Charley Chase the Tobasco Kid Paul Lukas Dorothy Jordan Charley Ruggles Capitol News Pellucidar Tallahatchie Greenwood Miss Yazoo Parchman Peoples Homestead and Savings Association Parish of State Bank Homestead and Building and Loan Association Strate Eee Parish of Ouachita Frank Mashing Jonas Selig P. W. Bordeaux H. D. Montgomery Ouachita Parish Democratic Executive Committee Perry Harper's D. Y. Smith's Brooks Brothers Parish Court House Peters Furniture Company Stone Avenue Tidwell & Sons South Grand Phillips Jackson and Lee Avenue Parlor City Lumber Company Roy’s Chicker Garden Louisiana Training Institute W. J. Lowe City Hall West Monrer Calvert’s Fillingames Haile’s Leon Johnson C. E. Feazel Masonic Hall Cadeville Hendricks Legion Home Georgia Tucker School North Side Pharmacy Louisville Ave Monroe Auto & Supply Company Milner Motor Company Sheppards Magenta’s DeSiard St L. N. Larche Teche Allen Long Cuion Senate Guion Grand Japan L’blanc Pace Orleans Bennett
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