Pellagra Threat Linked to Flood Hardship and Diet
A home demonstration agent warns Pellagra could surge after the flood displacing thousands. She cites unemployment, crop losses, and limited cash for a balanced diet, notes Pellagra symptoms, and urges including milk eggs fruits vegetables and yeast. no drug cures it. Ted Petoskey, Michigan star, will move to fullback next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel L. McQuiller
United States Health Service
Ted Petoskey
Michigan
The Red Flower of Zoram Defies Mountain Beasts
Jason Gridley watches Jana descend the cliff in a perilous descent to the gorge. He prepares to follow down the sheer escarpment, fearing he may lose her forever if he hesitates. The tale centers on courage, danger, and a man’s resolve to reach the woman who taunts him to stay above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana
Jason
Gridley
Jason Gridley
Rural Outlook Meet Planned at Drew School
The third in a series of agricultural outlook meetings was set for Drew School with E. R. Strahan and Mrs. Jewel L. McQuilly hosting. They reviewed cotton supply as of August 1 totaling 26 million bales and urged focus on on farm food, livestock feed, year round gardening, soil improvement with legumes, and potential market expansion for early potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Strahan
Jewel L. McQuilly
Drew School
Church In Liberty
Mr. Strahan
McQuiller
Strahan
New State Proposed in Tennessee Would Be Frankland
A resolution prepared for introduction in the Tennessee House of Representatives by W. Y. Boswell of Morgan County calls for a new state named Frankland to be created in east Tennessee. It asks for a special election to place the proposal before voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankland
East Tennessee
Tennessee House of Representatives
W. Y. Boswell
Morgan County
Tennessee
Give Loaf of Bread Campaign Sees Broad Public Support
Liberal contributions continued to arrive for the Give a Loaf of Bread drive by the Northeast Louisiana Press Club. Sur-War Stores customers, a Quachita Bakery consignment, and theatergoers at the Paramount Theater donated bread and cake for Monroe's needy. Captain W L Workman welcomed the generosity as organizers planned more donation boxes in local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast Louisiana Press Club
Sur-War
W. L. Workman
Monroe
Press Club
Booster Club
Reconstruction finance plan poised for House vote today
Washington January 22 final approval of the reconstruction corporation bill was due in Congress. The House was to adopt the conference report and send it to the Senate with hopes of quick unanimous consent. An appropriation of 500 million dollars was to be approved to fund the corporation and begin releasing fresh credit to replace liquid assets. Charles G Dawes awaits confirmation as president of the reconstruction unit and set up headquarters in Washington.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Deputy H L Riles Arrested In Whiskey Raid
Deputies raided the Lee Avenue home of H L Riles in the 2800 block and seized 28 1 2 gallon jugs of whiskey. Riles was charged with possessing whiskey and jailed in the parish facility.
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H. L. Riles
Lee Avenue
Riles
Monore City Court Fines and Acquittal in Fighting Case
D C Warner an automobile salesman pleaded guilty for fighting and paid 37.50 to the city and 5 plus costs to the state. Chu Thomp son was acquitted. Other defendants in the same court session before Judge W M Harper included C H Myers and Lawrence Phillips each fined 7.50 for drunkenness and jailed until January 25 Ed Miller fined 12.50 for restless driving Mose Jordan a Negro fined 17.50 for fighting Henry Hays a Negro jailed 30 days for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Warner
Monroe
Chu Thompson
W. M. Harper
C. H. Myers
Lawrence Phillips
Ed Miller
Mose Jordan
Henry Hays
Gas Tax Plan Reconsidered For Ouachita Parish Roads
A letter to the editor urges reimposing a one cent per gallon gasoline tax to fund road and bridge repairs in Ouachita Parish West Monroe. The author cites flood damage, unemployment, and charity limits, noting political influences helped defeat the proposal previously and urging action by the Police Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita
Ouachita Valley
West Monroe
Collins
Motor Fire At Jitney Jungle Store No 2
A shorted electric motor in Jitney Jungle Store No 2 at Harrison and Jackson streets burned out last night at midnight. Fire companies Nos 1 and 2 and the hook and ladder crew responded. No damage beyond the motor was reported, with smoke spotted by a passerby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison and
Jackson Streets
Ouachita Parish Thanks Voters for Support
A candidate thanks the People of Ouachita Parish for votes described as testimonials of confidence. He notes courtesy and warm remembrances from across the parish, expresses no disheartenment at defeat, and pledges continued service to the great parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita
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Collene & Thompson., Inc
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John Electric CO
IDEAL
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Lillian Bass
T. C. Burford
Doris Beamon
Margaret Pony
Johnnie Cox
Gertrude Hart Izora Davenport
Frances Miano
Annie Costanzo
Saralea Hill
Nellie Breard
Ruth H. Harvey
Mamie McNeil
Ennis Monroe Roselle Caruso
Dewey Haynes
Hilda Jones Hazeldean Brooks
Florence Ziegler
Betty Stough
Martha Favors
Eleona Brins
George Dooley
Genieve Smith
Ladge
Lou Peters
Virginia Gulley
Dorothy Lewman
R. FE
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Katie Deere
C. D. Pipes
Mary Lee Sullivan
Kathryn McCord
Jimmie Cobb
Ethel Brown
Violet Meyer Mary Grace Lawn
Mary Jeanette Zeigler
Anna Mae Gattis
Joy Steele
LEE Rogers Chevrolet Co., Inc
Bernhardt Jewelry & Music CO
Sur-Wa
Retell
Sherboube
Keene's Slipper Shop
Collens & Thompson,, Inc
H. Packman & CO
Standard Office Supply CO
Griffin Studio
ST. John Electric CO
Eunice Lee Beauty Shop
Collens Pharmacy
Ferd Levi Stationery CO
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