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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1941
Page
9
Oliver W. Anderson Jr. outlines an egg marketing cooperative plan at a courthouse poultry meeting in Ouachita Parish. The program seeks parish by parish grading packing and marketing eggs, farmer and consumer education, and uniform state egg grades to raise quality and farm income.
In regulatory work, Anderson announces evolving a system of uniform state regulations for egg grades as the industry and department seek a cohesive standard. The statement signals intent to streamline grading practices across states.
Lawmakers react to new defense takeover bill fearing broad executive power. Senators Wheeler Adams and O Mahoney question authority while Patterson argues broader control is needed for defense. The measure would allow government to seize and repurpose plants and contracts with fair compensation. Mayflies note ends the article.
Washington June 3 There have been 31 presidents and 11 chief justices since 1789 Two men John Marshall and Roger Brooke Taney served 63 years Charles Evans Hughes the 11th chief justice retiring July 1 1930 appointed in 1930 after serving as associate justice 1910 1916 The piece lists other chief justices and notes party affiliations and key facts about their tenures The article also reports on funeral services in Marion for Will M Tucker and Bastrop for Mrs W H Johnston with details on survivors and pallbearers
James Conrad Ansley five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Ansley died in a Baton Rouge hospital after an unsuccessful operation for tonsil removal. The child had undergone the operation and did not rally.
State police in this district completed moving from a small office to a larger headquarters next door. The old building had three rooms while the new facility provides six rooms for the 22 troopers. The text notes the move occurred late Monday night finishing Tuesday.
The Fourth Judicial District Court in Ouachita Parish Louisiana will offer for sale at the Monroe courthouse by sheriff Milton Corddale the property of Thomas H. McMillan versus Mildred R. Salley et al. on June 7 1941. Lots twelve thirteen and four of Square 6 in J F Heards First Addition to West Monroe. Cash terms with appraisement. sale subject to costs. Also notice of bids for 13 wheel Servicar for Police and painting seven school buildings including Neville High and Georgia Tucker Schools. Bid deadline June 19 1941. P A Poag secretary treasurer invites sealed bids and reserves right to reject.
Under a FiFa writ in Commercial Securities Company v No 30250 in Ouachita Fourth District Court, the 1939 Chevrolet two door with Serial No 31A03-28386 and Motor No 242852 is seized and offered for sale at the Monroe courthouse front door on Saturday June 14 1941 during legal hours, costs to be paid.
The Trans-Siberian route has surged about 500 percent as Japan receives Far East supplies from Germany. Germany exports high value but small volume goods to Japan, including chemicals and precision instruments, to offset U S pressure. Germany also set up economic missions in Moscow Tokyo and Manchukuo with branches in Shanghai Tientsin Dairen and Harbin to expand shipments feared to exceed capacity.
Bastrop Louisiana birth notice reports Mr and Mrs Gabe Porter announcing the birth on May 25 of a son named Kenneth Wayne. They are joined by Mr and Mrs Aubry Eugene Weems.
May 25 welcomed a son at Garnier Clinic Oak Grove Louisiana. Mr and Mrs Jack Wooddraph of Goodwill announce a son born May 21. Mr and Mrs I C Barton of 112 South Second Street announce a daughter born Tuesday at Vaughan Wright Bendel Clinic.
An attorney general's opinion holds police jurors drafted into active service as reserve officers must obtain leave from the governor. It notes the risk of a $10 penalty for attending meetings without permission and that special meetings could be called. A second opinion rules common carriers may not transport government freight within Louisiana below posted rates.
Yancey Tugwell and Joe Duckery were jailed Tuesday on larceny charges for stealing a cow owned by Leander Warren Jr. on May 23 near Horse Shoe Lake, according to Sheriff Milton Coverdale.
You can secure wider engine protection and improved fuel economy this summer by choosing Conoco North at Your Mileage Merchant's Conoco station. Continental Oil Company promotes synthetics as a pioneering step in America’s oil industry.
In a forceful address in Nashville, the speaker recalls a Louisiana era of dictator laws, secret records, and a state Gestapo, contrasting it with a bloodless revolution that restored democracy, open books, press freedom, and rising industry and employment in the state.
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