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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

14

West Monroe Revival Opens with Dr Knight Guest

West Monroe hosts a revival led by Dr. Knight from Washington Parish. Knight, a Louisiana College and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary graduate, directs evening services through Sunday June 1. Music director J Thompson assists with a choir, as local attendance urged to join daily at 7 pm and 9:30 am Sunday morning.

Knight Atwesaing West Monroe Washington Parish Dr. Knight Louisiana College Pineville Southwestern Baptist Theological Sea Fort Worth Texas Baptist Church Atlanta Miss 1 J. Thompson West Main Church Tinson Pr. Thompson Batonation Eduthe Imler E Oentsberry Po Wee Monts Church Corcdi

Zioncheck in hospital as aides cite fatigue and recovery

The congressman Zioncheck is in a hospital ward with a male nurse assigned to his end after doctors said he needs complete rest due to lack of food rest and overindulgence. He joked with reporters that the people elected him and that his wife was visiting.

Zioncheck William Nadeau Joseph Gilbert District of Columbia Gilbert Nadeau

Louisiana Travelers Association to Convene in Monroe

Fully 150 persons are expected to attend the state convention of the Louisiana Travelers' Association at Hotel Virginia in Monroe on Friday and Saturday. SA Fortier of New Orleans, the group president, indicates broad representation from major cities. Sessions at the hotel will include officer elections and plans for a first class entertainment.

Louisiana Travelers’ Association Hotel Virginia SA. Fortier New Orleans Monroe

Selassie Receives Rousing Welcome in London

Haile Selassie, exiled Ethiopian emperor, drew a massive ovation in London as he arrived at Waterloo Station in a special train car. Police managed crowd chaos while officials welcomed him and Ethiopians delivered a formal address before he departed through cheering streets.

London Haile Selassie Italy Addis Ababa King of Kings Waterloo Station O. C. Harvey Anthony Eden Friends of Ethiopia

Japanese Claims North China Cities Taken

A government spokesman said reports of north China cities being taken by Japan are intended to discredit the Nanking government rather than show real hostility. He noted South China mobilizations raise seriousness and cautioned about potential actions to protect Japanese interests.

Nanking Japan China South North

New Airmail Service Linked Monroe to New Orleans

Monroe post office adopts Delta Air corporation fast schedule enabling 11 30 a m letters to depart and arrive in New Orleans by 3 p m for late afternoon delivery. Postmaster James R Wooten notes satisfactory Monroe New York airmail service as well with 11 30 a m mail reaching New York by 10 p m the same day.

Monroe New Orleans Delta Air Corporation James R. Wooten New York

General election slated to be held here next Tuesday

Nominations from the earlier municipal primary will be ratified in a general city election next Tuesday. The vote will be a legal formality since only Democratic candidates competed in the primary for mayor commissioners and school board seats.

Leche Pushes Tax and Social Security Measures Ahead

Representative Morvant accelerated approval of Governor Leche’s social security bills and related measures by suspending rules and sending them to committee. The package includes exemptions for livestock and poultry from property tax and constitutional rewrite of the free school law.

C. A. Morvant Richard W. Leche Senate State Police Department State Highway Police State Police Supervisor of Public Accounts Office State Department of Revenue Louisiana

Ferriday High School Grants Diplomas To 22 Graduates

Ferriday La June 3 Special Twenty two seniors of Ferriday High School received diplomas in the annual commencement held in the high school auditorium. Lawrence J Fox of Louisiana Tech Ruston delivered the address. Quentin Hall delivered the salutation Miss Maxine Sawyer the valedictory. Invocation by Reverend Charles G Bruce and awards by Mayor FE Voet and Principal Hugh A Bateman.

Ferriday Ferriday High School John Daie Concordia Parish Lawrence J. Fox Louisiana Tech Ruston Quentin Hall Maxine Sawyer Charles G. Bruce First Presbyterian Church FE. W. Voet Hugh A. Bateman Henry Goudchaux Fernday Legion Hall

Man held on breaking and entering charge at Poor Joe's

West Monroe police held Raymond Phillips 24 after a breaking and entering incident at Poor Joe's Sandwich shop on Cotton Street. His bond was set at 500 dollars. Phillips formerly worked at the shop. The charge was preferred by owner Joe Peltier. A. G. Benton was jailed on a threat charge against his wife after an alleged intoxicated threat from El Dorado arrival.

Joe Cotton Street West Monroe Raymond Phillips Phillips Joe Peltier A. G. Benton Millie Johnson North Fifth Street

Three Negroes Held in Student's Death in Baton Rouge

Dowell Britton a Louisiana State University student and vaudeville performer died from a head injury after an altercation on a residential Baton Rouge street. Walker Ferguson, 23, faces murder charges for allegedly pulling a fence plank and striking Britton. two other men were also held. A brick was later thrown through a car window as Britton was being taken to a hospital.

Baton Rouge Dowell Britton Louisiana State University Walker Ferguson Britton Ferguson Britten

Grayson Resident Recovering Slowly After Auto Crash

Mrs. J. J. Stallings of Grayson remains in slow recovery at St. Francis sanitarium eleven days after a collision that left her with a forearm fracture a nose bone fracture several ribs and other injuries. Her husband also injured in the crash was treated at the sanitarium and released Wednesday. The pair were hurt when their car went out of control skidded and overturned into a ditch north of Columbia.

J. J. Stallings Grayson St. Francis Sanitarium Columbia

Soviet Air Routes Span Vast Global Network

Soviet air routes extend over one sixth of the earth surface and are built on three main trunk lines with connecting spurs, forming a global aviation framework.

Confederate Day Observed in Monroe

Banks and public offices closed in Monroe to honor Confederate dead and Jefferson Davis birthday. A memorial service was held at the Confederate monument in the old city cemetery with a floral tribute and graves of veterans decorated by a committee including Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Windes, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Rennick, Mrs. Liner, Edna Gunby, and Olive Gunby.

Jefferson Davis Monroe Old City Charles Mitchell J. W. Windes Cora Awl Gibbs Joe Renwick J. C. Liner Edna Gunby Olive Gunby

Neville High Senior Play Delights Audience with Farce

An appreciative crowd enjoyed Neville High School’s annual senior class play Hold Everything a three act farce directed by Miss Frances Flanders with Miss Sallie Humble as sponsor. The Neville High School Alumni association banquet is set for Hotel Virginia roof Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Class night follows Thursday in the high school auditorium.

Neville High School Frances Flanders Sallie Humble Neville High School Alumni Association Hotel Virginia Roof

Fire at 416 North Twelfth St causes minor damage

Firemen reported the blaze at the residence of Alice Brown a Black woman on North Twelfth Street started by dish rags hanging above a stove. The flames damaged wallpaper and scorched the wall around the stove, with damage about 1.00.

Alice Brown North Twelfth Street

Brenner Suit Against State Dismissed in Louisiana

C M Brenner of Shreveport saw his suit challenging a state mineral lease in Caddo and Bossier parishes against W T Burton of Sulphur dismissed in district court on the defense that the state cannot be sued without its consent.

Baton Rouge C. M. Brenner Shreveport Caddo Bossier Parishes W. T. Burton Sulphur

Jury Reorganized in Franklin Parish Winnsboro

Franklin Parish police jury reorganized for the year with eight new members. J. A. Johnston elected president, Charles L. Moore retained as secretary-treasurer, Leon Butler named roads supervisor, Jack Radford elected gasoline tax collector. Read list of nine ward representatives.

Winnsboro Franklin Parish J. A. Johnston Ben Pardue Tom Johnson L. A. Stout Ward Charles L. Moore Leon Butler Jake Yates Chase Jack Radford T. F. Bass W. C. Latham E. B. Butler G. T. McNair Frank Brownell W. A. Hatton W. M Fussell

City Court Dockets See Harsh Penalties From Tuesday Session

Cases disposed before Judge W M Harper include Talmadge Walker jailed six months for larceny with escape from jail 30 days for escape. David Richardson fined for drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon drunken disorderly. L B Rice John M Claxton alcohol offenses with fines. Willie Wheatley contempt of court Leonard Wheatley weapon display fighting. One traffic violator was fined.

W. M. Harper Talmadge Walker David Richardson L. B. Rice John M. Claxton Willie Wheatley Leonard Wheatley

Former Movie Actor Victim Of Mob Attack

The article describes Jimmy Shields, a former movie actor, knocked down by a mob on a beach. He and companions were sprayed with tomatoes and eggs as bystanders hurled abuse. Haines condemns the attack as caused by false gossip and notes others were driven from nearby beach homes.

Jimmy Aiob Haines

Death of Rep Piatt Andrew Jr Increases House Vacancies

Washington June 3 The death of Representative Piatt Andrew Jr at his Gloucester Massachusetts home last night raises the total vacancies in the house to eleven today.

Washington Piatt Andrew, Jr Gloucester Mass

Franklin Parish Board Purchases Lot for Administration Building

Franklin parish school board authorized purchase of a Main Street lot opposite the courthouse for 900 dollars to host an administration building brick veneer offices for the superintendent and secretary and a teachers library. J W Baker drew plans and specifications. Board members present included T E Walters and S C Taylor.

Winnsboro Franklin Parish School Board Aeur Estate Parish Superintendent of Schools

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