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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

5

Highways Damaged by Flood to be Restored Soon

Parish engineer R O Morrison said Ouachita parish roads damaged by the May flood will be resurfaced and bed rebuilt including bridges. Water may recede in two weeks allowing work to begin, with another two weeks needed to remedy overflow damage. Crevasses near Boscoe are being tied and repaired.

Ouachita Parish Morrison Ie. Se Monroe Boscoe Boscoe-Blanston Parish Bastrop Lone Star Highway Perryville Sterlington Island Road Jonesboro Lower Chenays Chauvin River S Y Bottoms

Marines to Tientsin as China tensions rise

Nearly 2,000 U S marines under Brig Gen Smedley Butler move from Shanghai to Tientsin to bolster northern China garrisons amid civil warfare. The force, joined by Japanese troops and a British contingent, aims to protect lives and property with withdrawal planned when feasible.

Butler China Tientsin Peking Washington Legation MacMurray Smedley D. Butler Shanghai United States Nanking Yangtse Tsingtao Shantung Province Hong Kong

Lindbergh to Return Home by Noon on June 11

The Memphis cruiser will bring Captain Lindbergh to Washington and dock at noon on Saturday June 11. Officials report he expects to reach the capital after completing arrangements for his homeward trip.

Lindbergh Washinton United States Memphis Washington London

Lindbergh Postpones Paris Flight Due to Weather

Captain Lindbergh delays departure from Kent to Paris after fog and haze at the flying field and rain in Paris. He will spend the night at officers' quarters and hopes to depart at dawn.

Hop Kenty England Lindbergh Paris Channel

Lindbergh Eager to Rest After European Honor Circuit

After two demanding weeks as a public figure Lindbergh longs for home and a quiet reception with President Coolidge. He has met kings presidents and diplomats in France Belgium and England and would prefer a rest this morning before departing for Paris.

France Belgium England Coolidge

Lindbergh Praised in London Before Homeward Voyage

Lindbergh thanks Britain as the Spirit of St. Louis is readied for shipboard duty. American residents honor him at the Savoy with Sir Samuel Hoare and Winston Churchill lauding his feats. He praises Wright brothers and other aviation pioneers and hints at a future overseas visit before meeting President Coolidge.

London Spirit of Savoy Samuel Hoare Winston Churchill Exchecuer Air Miinister Sir Samuel Lands Flier Lindbergh England Lindy Croydon Wilbur Wright John Alcock Orville Wright Arthur Whitten Bown Louis Blercet

Lindbergh to be hailed by president in Washington

Washington awaits June 11 when Captain Charles A Lindbergh will be honored aboard the cruiser Memphis with President Coolidge presenting the nation’s gratitude Then he will travel to New York and St Louis to receive further honors and continue his tour.

Washington Charles A. Lindbergh Memphis Coolidge Lindbergh New York Fame St. Louis

Planning to Withdraw Coast Guard Boats

Mobile reports the gulf division will pull most boats from the Mississippi Atchafalaya basin within a week as flood waters recede. Lieut S P Edmonds will command remaining service operations in the basin with Mobile and Pensacola boats released first. Over 170 boats were mobilized after the Bayou De Glaize levee broke endangering 100000 lives across five parishes. A man who smokes twenty cigarettes daily smokes a mile of cigarettes in just over three years.

Associated Press Mobile Coast Guard Gulf Division Mississippi- Atchafalaya S. P. Edmonds Pensacola Bayou de Glaize Levee

German Birth Rate in New York City Thirty Years Ago

Thirty years ago nearly one quarter of New York City's inhabitants were born in Germany or had German parentage. Abyssinia is described as a vast territory matching the combined areas of Great Britain, France, Holland and Belgium.

New York City Abyssinia Great Britain France Holland Belgium

Davis and Jadwin Visit Flood Areas to Outline Relief

Secretary of War Dwight W. Davis arrives with Major General Edgar Jadwin to address flood relief concerns. Davis promises a broad overview of War Department actions and future plans while Jadwin discusses engineering details. President Coolidge has shown strong interest in the flood control effort.

Dwight W. Davis Edgar Jadwin Army Engineers Coolidge

Mississippi flood conference aims for nationwide plan

Delegates from 27 states gather in Chicago to craft a flood control program for the Mississippi Valley. Mayor Thompson, Senators Harrison Capper Tyson and others push for a practical plan and insist Congress must decide due to cost and scale.

House Commerce Committee Senate Pat Harrison Mississippi Congress Thompson Arthur Capper Kansas Mississippi Valley Capper United States Sherman Information Organization Committee America First

Relief rush to Woodside and Odenburg flood areas

New Orleans dispatch reports emergency supplies rushed to 300 to 400 refugees in Woodside and Odenburg on the Atchafalaya west bank after two days without food. Choctaw boat delivered food and livestock feed. more aid to follow from Baton Rouge as floodwaters recede and demobilization begins.

New Orleans Woodside Odenburg Atchafalaya River Baton Rouge Engineer Corps Mississippi Atchafalaya Morgan City Breaux Bridge St. Martinville New Iberia The Red Cross

Spalding reassigned as relief fleet moves 100000 evacuees

Lieutenant Colonel George R. Spalding of the engineer corps, based in Louisville, is relieved and will return to his station. Major S. C. Godfrey will resume duties in Memphis and Major Malcolm Elliott goes back to New Orleans. Spalding says his 850 boat rescue fleet has evacuated 100000 refugees and moved 30 000 to 40 000 tons of food. Lower Mississippi conditions unchanged with New Orleans gauge down to 18.8 feet.

George R. Spalding Engineer Corps Louisville Baton Rouge New Orleans Col. Spalding Mississippi

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