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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
8
The Czechs refuse to portray K Henlein as a martyr after a major setback for the National Union and Sudeten German parties. Government officials and close circles say proceedings would be absurd and could worsen Czechoslovak Sudeten tensions. The report notes Klima's move to bolster his party and officials caution against further provocation.
Detroit June 3 Henry Ford in a White House visit interview outlines his belief that a mass return to farming will spark a major era of prosperity and happiness. He criticizes certain financial interests he says push war and price manipulation, praises J P Morgan, and defends his plan for volume production of low cost tractors. Veter ans will play a growing role in shaping future affairs.
In Antibes France on June 3 the Duke and Duchess observed their one year wedding anniversary by focusing on home renovations at Chateau de la Croe. They leased the chateau for two years and kept no formal celebration, riding daily to the site in their new car with a picnic lunch.
Sheriff Bearden said the Ozan deaths of a 37 year old mother and her 19 year old daughter were tied to a suicide note the mother allegedly left. The note found by Robert Stinson stated the mother could not carry on and would take Janet with her. Mrs Haselman died shortly before Wednesday noon and Mrs Robins died minutes later while awaiting medical help.
Four-H clubs across Union parish will send reps to Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge for the annual 4-H club short course July 25 to 29. The list includes Poultry judging Zemma Gray Taylor and others, Livestock judging Percy Wade and more, Crop judging Lavern Shaddie and colleagues, Meat identification Bettie Lee Kennedy and team, Girl and Boys demonstration teams, Food preparation Louise Tatum, Health girl Floyce Idell Love, with locations Farmerville, Spearsville, Bernice, Linville and Union Gin.
Edith Townes librarian at Monroe public library was chosen by Governor Richard W Leche to represent libraries at the American Librarian Association convention in Kansas City Missouri June 13 18 She will leave next week to attend the event and the library board voices pleasure at state recognition from the governor
SISTER SAYS CEDILLO WILL NOT SURRENDER President Lazaro Cardenas moved troops to San Luis Potosi to forestall a revolt. Senora Higinia Cedillo de Gonzalez said her brother General Saturnino Cedillo awaits his fate with courage but will not surrender. She said she had not heard from him since May 18.
Oxford Eng June 3 A charge of inciting to kidnap Viscount Nuffield was placed against John Bruce Thornton today at the second brief hearing into a mysterious incident at Nuffield’s Cowley plant the night of May 24 The 36 year old moustached Thornton made no statement and was remanded until June 9 He had previously been charged with possession of two pistols and is the sole arrestee in the night invasion authorities have questioned a second man The motor yacht Pierette where Thornton says he lived has been seized by authorities
Forty residents registered at the Ouachita parish health unit for typhoid shots in the past week, per Miss Anna M Barr. Registrants will receive weekly immunizations for three weeks. others may register at Monroe city hall second floor. The Bermuda islands were discovered by Juan Bermudez in 1515.
The funeral for 73 year old Mrs W S Hodges, who died after a long illness in a local hospital, was held Friday at 3 p m at the family home 2702 South Grand Street. Rev Ernest Duncan Holloway officiated. interment followed at Riverview Burial Park. Surviving are husband A L Hodges and two sons.
The passage identifies Lee Hodges a prominent young businessman and president of a local lumber company, alongside his brother Nelson Cupp of Brashear. The context frames Hodges as a leading local figure and ties Cupp to Brashear, indicating regional prominence and family linkage within the community.
Marion Butler, former North Carolina state senator and six time national convention delegate, died today in Takoma Park Maryland at age 76. He shifted from Democrat to Populist to Republican, chaired the Populists nationally, and helped form farm cooperatives in cotton and tobacco. Butler resided in Elliott, North Carolina.
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