Cites Need for Louisiana Crippled Children Clinic
A. N. Robinson urges registration of every crippled child with the Crippled Children's Division regardless of service eligibility race or social status Dr W L Treuting notes the statewide need The Louisiana Society for Crippled Children reports growth in interest and cooperative work at meetings in Alexandria and New Orleans Miss Josephine Looney summarizes May 25 state society meeting Driving with underinflated tires warned for winter wear steering and gas use.
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Louisiana
Crippled Children’s
W. L. Treuting
Crippled Children’s Division
Alexandria
A. N. Robinson
Quachita
Louisiana Society For Crippled Children
Hotel Frances
State Society
New Orleans
Josephine Looney
Caddo Parish
Robinson
Sherrouse Cub-pack forms in Monroe with four dens
The Sherrouse addition Cub-pack was organized Monday night in Monroe, with four dens and named den chiefs and den mothers. Olan H. Black announced leadership and the pack will meet weekly, later joining for regular Pack meetings with Cub-master W. W. Stevens.
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Sherrouse
Olan H. Black
Parish
Monroe
W. W. Stevens
Harvey Aden
Paul Whelan
Benny Heidenrich
G. A. Aden
Mr. Aden
John Hunt
Marion Stevens
John Fluitt
C. A. Hunt
C. B. Fluitt
Jack Lindley
Arch
Jack Parker
Billy Higgins
Harry Prophit
C. C. Lindley
A. Parker
Walter Mangham
Bill Welch
Sam Shepard
C. O. Welch
Norris Back On Job After Illness At Central Savings
T. J. Norris Jr of Central Savings Bank and Trust in Monroe returned to work after illness since March 10. He may work two hours daily this week and will rest between hours. He was sidelined by influenza and artery trouble.
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T. J. Norris, Jr
The
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Monroe
Mr. Norris
Odd Items In The News
News briefs from Durham Pittsburgh and Salt Lake City cover a sleepy thief story a penny pinching damages ruling and a kitchen tomato mix up. Howard Medlin slept through a cedar chest theft while C F Hertenstein got six cents from a four page utilities decision after seeking sixty thousand in damages. Harry Cozakos lost fifty dollars then found thirty eight in scorched silver after tomatoes were burned in the stove.
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Pittsburgh
C. F. Hertenstein
Pennsylvania Utilities Commission
Hertenstein
Salt Lake City
Harry Cozakos
Cozakos
Jesse James House Gains Electric Lights After 115 Years
In Kearney Missouri the Jesse James home received electric lighting connected to an REA circuit. Grandson Forster Barr oversaw the wiring task restoring illumination at the historic site.
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Forster Barr
Jesse
Champaign and Urbana Split Over Time Zoning
Champaign would adopt daylight saving time while Urbana prefers central standard time. The city councils remain divided over whether the border at Wright street should shift time, potentially forcing residents to change clocks twice daily when crossing the line.
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Champaign
Ill
Urbana
Wright Street
Workman Overcharges. Cleans Wrong House Rooms
A workman cleaned wallpaper in three rooms for Robert Kelly but was not paid as the owner refused. Later it emerged he had entered the wrong house and had cleaned rooms for Kelly’s neighbor.
Issue 8 Building Permits Authorized This Week
Eight building permits have been issued this week by Monroe city inspector Sam H. Awl. They include a Morgan and Lindsey warehouse at $6,000, J H Moore residence at 3409 Dick Taylor St for $650, Davis Lawhead Funeral Home two story building at 1006 Jackson St for $2,100, Lee Avenue Ice and Service galvanized iron ice plant at 3000 Lee Ave for $50, Passman Equipment remodel at 121-23 S Grand St for $300, S H Awl garage at 107 Malvern St for $65, D Curtis Smith remodel and addition at 1016 N Seventh St for $995, and Oscar Flentroy store frame structure for $100.
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Sam H. Awl
Monroe
Morgan and Lindsey
J. H. Moore
Dick Taylor Street
Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home
Jackson Street
Lee Avenue Ice and Service Company
Lee Avenue
Passman Equipment Company
South Grand Street
S. H. Awl
Malvern Street
D. Curtis Smith
North Seventh Street
Oscar Flentroy
Missing Monroe man prompts police lookout for N H Major
Monroe police seek N H Major who vanished from his home Sunday morning. Major is employed by the Monroe Neon Electric Sign company. The report notes the search and requests public assistance adding the missing man is connected to Monroe.
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N. H. Major
Major
Monroe Neon Electric Sign Company
Ellender Scolds Governor Jones Over Interference Claim
United States Senator Ellender denounces Governor Jones for trying to interfere with the congressional delegation. He says Jones should focus on state duties and promises and vows to cooperate with him, while noting Jones allies react unfavorably to the endorsement of Richard Leche for a federal judgeship.
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Baton Rouge
United States
Allen J. Ellender
Sam H. Jones
Jones
Ellender
Washington
Governor Jones
Senator Overton
John H. Overton
Richard W. Leche
Dupree Daughter Returns Home After Operation
Thomasine Dupree daughter of Fire Captain Thomas Dupree of Monroe left St. Francis sanitarium Wednesday after an operation Tuesday morning. Hospital staff reported she was recovering rapidly at 314 North Fifth Street in Monroe.
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Thomasine Dupree
Thomas Dupree
North Fifth Street
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
Ouachita Parish High School Opens Summer Session
Summer session at Ouachita Parish High School opened this week with 105 pupils enrolled. Regular faculty teach social studies mathematics English commercial subjects and French. Price is 5 per subject announced today by Mrs Salley Humble.
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Ouachita Parish High School
Salley Humble
Governors warn of potential dictatorship risks at meeting
At the national governors conference final sessions governors warn that some forms of public ownership and expanding federal powers threaten democracy. Governor Aiken urges defense of republican traditions while Governor Baldwin calls for stronger state voice in national defense. The gathering adjourns after a state dinner and honors new executive committee members led by Rhode Island's Governor Vanderbilt.
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Culuth
United States
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Europe
America
Raymond EB. Baldwin
Connecticut
William Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
Vessels for Italy Crowded as Fears of Conflict Grow
Alexandria Egypt June 5 sharp crowding of ships bound for Italy as war fears accelerate the exodus of Italians from Egypt Syria and Paris thousands throng steamship offices to book passage The Calitea and Conte Rosso were slated to sail soon likely the last ships before Mussolini clarifies intentions Steamship lines report about 2000 Italians have left Egypt since May 15 The Exochorda carried 100 Americans home as the allied fleet maneuvered off Alexandria awaiting Rome's next move
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Alexandria
Egypt
Italy
Syria
Paris
Calitea
Conte Rosso
Port Said
Mussolini
Steamship Lines
Veasel Exochorda
Rome
Labor Act Changes Debated After 292 to 106 Vote
The House approved debate on Wagner Act revisions by 292 to 106. Lawmakers will consider dozens of proposals, with extensive changes to labor relations likely debated over the next two or three days.
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Washington
Block High Commencement Honors Two Students at Exercises
The annual Block High commencement exercises were held Friday night. Honor students were Eula Routh Wurster and Dorothy McLain. Fried Shiel presented diplomas to Eva Bond, Ernestine Briethaupt, Joline Cooper.
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Block High
Block High School
Eula Routh Wurster
Dorothy McLain
Fried Shiel
Eva Bond
Ernestine Briethaupt
Joline Cooper
Red Cross Fund Reaches Three Thousand Eight Hundred
Ouachita parish Red Cross drives have reached 3800 dollars. F C Gideon, chairman, announced the total on Wednesday before noon. A sewing unit meeting was called by J D McCranie for organization purposes at Temple B Nai Israel on Thursday morning.
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Ouachita Pariah Chapter
Red Cros
F. C. Gideon
Gideon
J.D. McCranie
Temple B'Nai Israel
J. EB. Dewson
Cobb
Continental Supply Company
Pred Hayna
Mra
A. J. Marsala
Monroe Labor Council
Delta Air Corporation
Barbara Booth
Haynes Avenue
Legislative Digest and Senate Action on Library Aid
Legislative Digest reports H 21 Rainold seeks preferred creditor status for attorneys employed by foreign insurers in receivership. H 275 would shorten appeal window on bond issues to one day. SENATE Bids Acted Upon S 78 Cotton authorizes state library commission to receive federal aid for libraries and adult education. Passed 37 0. Both houses adjourned until 1 am Thursday.
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Rainold
Lottinger
Warning Of Storm Continued Along Gulf Coast Today
Northeast storm warnings were extended today along the gulf coast from Pensacola Florida to Lake Charles Louisiana by the United States Weather Bureau. The alert followed a disturbed squally condition centered about 125 miles south of Port Arthur Louisiana with easterly winds up to 35 miles an hour and over 200 air hostesses employed in the United States.
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New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Fla
Lake Charles
United States Weather Bureau
Port Bade
Lafayette Citizen Dies of Auto Hurts
Har ria Henning of Lafayette died in a hospital from injuries from an automobile accident. The Lafayette citizen suffered the loss of a left leg and coroner Dr C Grenes Cole said death resulted from infection after the accident.
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New Orleans
Harria Henning
Lafayette
Bapiisl Hospital
Henning
C. Grenes Cole
Roosevelt Endorsed for Third Term by Hinds County Dems
The Hinds county convention in Raymond Mississippi endorses President Roosevelt for a third term and Senator Pat Harrisety for vice president. The gathering backs Roosevelt’s preparedness program and commends the national administration’s achievements.
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