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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
7
During a press conference Hamilton criticized misuse of the New Deal and argued that bipartisan support existed for helping the needy, while warning against partisan exploitation. He noted Borah leaders and Col. Frank Knox remained on the fence from London forces without a unifying plan.
Huel Spence a 24 year old employee of the Columbian Gasoline corporation was badly burned when a steam line on a boiler burst at the Fowler plant on Thursday He also suffered cuts to the hip arm and hand and was recovering Friday at Vaughan Wright Bendel clinic.
Neville High School announces the 1936 Sigma Sigma members and additional honors. Named inductees include Stanton Allbritton Hazel Boies Margaret Dennis Jean Garretson Virginia Kersh Mary Moore Evelyn Morgan Josephine Nola Forrest North John Reitzell Richard Sackett Frances Smith Mary Smith Alice Wilkins and others. The article notes awards to Josephine Nola for Daughters of the American Revolution and Frances Merle Smith and Stanton Allbritton for the Bausch and Lomb science award as the class of 1936 graduation reaches 92 members.
An educator serves in the Red River Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church and teaches in the Frank P. Stubbs Memorial Bible class at First Presbyterian. He has been a Rotary club member and former vice president and board member.
Day, an orphan, was acquitted in a Loeb death case and praised by spectators as he faced the parole board. Clarence Darrow called it justice, while Day defended his actions in a 1920s Brazen confrontation with Loeb. Day plans to work in a Chicago furniture shop if sponsored, with warden Ragen offering no immediate comment.
Capitol mourners gather as Speaker Joe Burns is remembered as a real man and friend to colleagues. President Roosevelt attends with Morgenthau and aides as Congress pauses to honor the late leader whose death ends a long career in service.
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