Monroe Civic Welfare Workers Meet on Federated Charities Plan
Monroe civic and welfare workers gathered at the Chamber of Commerce for a monthly meeting. Dr J W Williams presided while L C Bulkley outlined Federated Charities scope to coordinate city welfare groups and reduce duplicated fundraising efforts. A survey will assess feasibility, followed by budget and secretary appointment to oversee funds. representatives from Chamber of Commerce Salvation Army Red Cross Monroe Welfare and other agencies attended along with Superintendent Charles Schulze as guest.
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Monroe
Chair of Commerce
J. W. Williams
L. C. Bulkley
Shreveport Fection of
Federated Charities
Federa
Chamber of Mmerce
Salvation Army
Red Ss
Monroe Welfare
West Mone Welfare
Juvenile Court
Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis In Public Health Association
Second Conference of Year at Man Methodist Church
The second quarterly conference of the First Methodist Church of Man is set for tonight at 7 45 with Rev. E C Gunn presiding. Traveling and local preachers, stewards, trustees, superintendent of Sunday School, and society presidents are urged to attend promptly. a monthly stewards meeting follows.
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E¢ First Methodist Church of Man
E. C. Gunn
Sunny School
Womn’s Missionary Society
Epworth League
Lay Leacher
Young German Physicist Wins Heisenberg Medal
Dr. Werner Heisenberg, 28, professor at Leipzig and visiting Chicago, wins $2,500 and a medal for his uncertainty principle and matrix mechanics. The theory resolves light and electron behavior as waves or particles and posits a limit to measurable knowledge, challenging classic physics and Einstein.
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Werner Heisenberg
University of Leipzig
Germany
University of Chicago
Research Corporation of New York
Heisenberg
Einstein
Detain Two Negroes in Connection With Attempted Robbery
Bennett Whitfield and Johnnie Curry were arrested at 2:30 a.m. by Sergeant J. D. Busby and Officers Crow and Bedsole for questioning over the Desiard street Dr Pepper Bottling Company attempted robbery. Both worked there and had not returned for work or pay since the incident.
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Bennett Whitfield
Johnnie Curry
J. D. Busby
O. L. Crow
D. J. Bedsole
Dr. Pepper
Desiard Street
Eight Negro Women Drowned in Johnson River
Beaufort S C June 4 Eight negro women were drowned when a boat carrying eleven people on the Johnson river near here overturned after a woman stood up causing the craft to capsize.
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Beaufort
S. C
Johnson River
Here
Muffler Use Ordered to Meet City Ordinance
Superintendent H. D. Apgar announces enforcement of traffic ordinance section 13 requiring motor vehicles to be equipped with an efficient muffler. The notice targets vehicles fitted with road pipes and instructs owners to replace them to comply. Officers will ensure observance of the muffler requirement.
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H. D. Apgar
Speeding Charge Filed Against S. E. Hempstead
Motorcycle Officer J. M. Webb lodged a speeding charge against S. E. Hempstead yesterday after checking him at 31 miles per hour.
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J. M. Webb
S. E. Hempstead
Arrest two men in Mansfield for auto theft and abducting two girls
Glen Cox and C. B. Culberson were arrested this morning by Mansfield officers Sergeant F. S. Pettit and Deputy W. W. Lewis. They were held on charges of stealing an automobile and taking two minor girls from home. The car was found parked in the business district and pistols were found in the back seat. The two men were taken into custody in DeSiard Street parish.
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Glen Cox
C. B. Culberson
F. S. Pettit
W. W. Lewis
Mansfield
DeSiard Street
Lewis
Pettit
I Parish
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Christian Stewardship
Board of Stewards
Hoovers
Arlington
Hoover
America
Arlington Cemetery
Associated Press
Chicago
Carolina
Apgar
Mellon Institute OF Industrial
REX Research
Cinderella
Vareety
MAREA
Lido
Mansfield Police
Mrs. Graveley
Graveley
Monroe Furniture Co
FURNI
Bae
Rogers
Iad
Ouachita Bank
Louisiana
Coronet
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