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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1932

Page

5

Certificates Awarded to 120 Grammar Grade Students

One hundred twenty students received certificates at graduation ceremonies for Central Georgia Tucker Barkdull Faulk grammar schools. Valedictorian and salutatorian honors went to multiple pairs across the three schools, with mid term graduates also listed among the attendees.

Central, Georgia Tucker Barkdull Barkdull Faulk Central School Marion Anthony Stanton Allbritton Nina Carter Joe Cascio Hardy Cothran Bonnie Davis Lewis Laurent Janie McLemore Landon Miles T. B. Nolan J. H. Paylor Charles Pinion Elizabeth Ratchford Johnnie Marie Russell Wilford Smith John Vines Marion Wene Joseph Young Georgia Tucker School Nora Virginia Abernathy Evelyn Baur Charlie Balsamo Billy Bourne Sarah Frances Cahoon J. W. Call Dorothy Carter Lambuth Cudd Nell de Lee Hughes Eynstrom Leon Fergus Marian Frankel Paula Frankel Bobby Gangstad Edwin Glenn Martha Jane Hill Geraldine John Ernest Kelly Jane Landry Jeanette Leckey Sackman Marx Henry Mayo Laura McAlister J. H. McClendon George Patterson Lorain Peddy Micajah Pickett Earnest Pierce Pat Reardon Beverly Robertson Marjorie Smith Vannah Taylor John Terrell Estelle Thomas Harry Thomas Anthony Traina Bob Underwood Oswald Wetzel Warren Wilkerson Georgianna Williams Bernice Worthington Bessie Worthington Nell Dee Lee Barkdull Faulk School R. E Willie Edna Schultze William Stewart Ruffin Tidwell Ima Ray Wherry Gladys Emma Whitfield Yvonne Williams Marguerite Bass J. C. Holloway Eloise Pilgreen Jacqueline Lay Louise Lay Frances Thompson Pauline Russ Lillian Foy Melba Busby Raymond Fox W. A. Arant J. R. Bagwell Joyce Barnett Fannie Lee Bastoe Helen Bond Jonnie Bradley Ruby Butcher Nellie Cicero Marshall Deal Richard Endom Trip Faulk Frances Fontana Olias Guess Effie Mae Hart Hazel Herrington A. B. Myatt LaRue Pettit James Pittman J. E. Smith Frances Villanti Denver Lee Walker Edith Ware William Wene Raleigh Whitehead Clara Hyman Martha Olive Myatt

Patman Confident on Forced House Vote on Bonus Bill

Representative Wright Patman says he has definite assurance of backing to force a June 13 vote in the House on his $2.25 billion soldiers bonus bill. Bonus marchers grow in Washington as veterans camp near the Capitol, pressuring leaders amid warnings of a veto by President Hoover.

Washington U.A Wright Patman Texas House Rules Committee Patman Congress Garner Rainey Hoover

British phonograph dealer offers telephone record service

A London phonograph dealer rigs a horn mouthpiece on his telephone so customers can call and listen to any selection before choosing records. The setup lets patrons hear and request any titles after a brief audition over the line.

Public plea for fiscal restraint and tax clarity

A writer urges retrenchment in government spending and careful scrutiny of expenses before raising taxes. They call for透明 accountability on who earns public funds, insist on examining road and safety expenditures, and demand open debates on income from proposed constitutional amendments. States differ on kindergarten funding.

House Senate

Colored prisoners unite with churches in Monroe

Prayer services started in the parish jail by Eugene Brownfield charged with murder and Enoch Noble charged with possessing stolen property have led to five additions to Negro churches in Monroe. Brownfield joined First Baptist and Noble joined Tabernacle Baptist. others include Tom Ballard Ollie Baptist Aaron Jackson St Philip's Baptist and Andrew Johnson Riverside Baptist. Services run daily 4:30 to 5 pm in the Negro bull pen.

Monroe Eugene Brownfield Enoch Noble Brownfield Colored First Baptist Church Noble Colored Tabernacle Baptist Church Tom Ballard Ollie Baptist Church Aaron Jackson St. Philip's Baptist Church Andrew Johnson Riverside Baptist Church Negro “Bull Pen

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