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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1942

Page

3

USO Continues to Raise Cash in Ouachita Parish

The Ouachita Parish USO seeks 597.01 more to meet a 12500 quota. Citizens are urged to donate via Robert Cowden at Ouachita National Bank. Several local supporters, including Liner's Laundry staff, Cypress Mitchell, Mrs. L. P. Brown, Milton Coverdale, and others, have contributed. The piece notes about 409 annual lightning deaths, mainly in rural open areas.

Ouachita Parish Robert Cowden Ouachits National Bank Sess Tapwatind Cylde Mitchell

Offensives by nature listed by Red Cross leaders

Alexandria Va June 5 Special Nature stage a spring offensive of its own in the United States this year and it was the most devastating combination of natural disasters encountered by the American Red Cross in its 61 years of disaster relief. Tornadoes floods ice jams and fires across eighteen states killed 250 plus and left about 7 000 families homeless. The spring cost more than 1 000 900 dollars for relief and rehabilitation.

Alexandria United States American Red Cross Norman H. Davis West Virginia Maine Texas Red Cross Motor Corps St. Louis Red Crosx Devise Nature Hirlitz Lefiore County Mississippi Tennessee Indiana Alabama Kentucky Balkiwyn Mus Goehen Ind Hornes Memphis Red Crom Oklahoma

Song evangelist Raymond Parker leads revival at Nazaren e Church

Nashville Tennessee based song evangelist Professor Raymond Parker presents inspirational songs at the revival. Services are at 9 30 a m and 7 p m with the public invited to attend all sessions.

Raymond Parker Nashville, Tenn Church of the Nazarene

Pryor Devastation After War Crisis Leaves Town Homeless

The report describes a catastrophe where 674 people were hospitalized or injured, 314 homes destroyed, and the entire business district wiped out. In response, the Red Cross requested aid and the army relocated a CCC camp to house the homeless while mobile canteen units fed hundreds of victims.

Pryor Red Cross CCC

Chinese merchant buys record war bonds in year

San Francisco reports that Chinese merchant Joe Shoong purchased $106,000 in war bonds the maximum allowed in a year for series F and G. In a separate note, seeds buried in bottles 60 years ago have been revived and found viable again.

San Francisco Joe Shoong

Scrap Day Success Boosts USO Funds in Monroe Parish

Memorial Day scrap drive on May 30 collected 108800 pounds. Local chairman T H Scott notes USO gains from proceeds. Citizens, farmers and crews at Bosco and Brown Gin Companies and other points gathered scrap. publicity led by Ron Campbell. Ben Adams electrocuted at Tucker Prison Farm in Arkansas for 1941 liquor-store holdup. testimony mentions Mississippi county involvement.

USO T. H. Scott Monroe Bosco Gin Company Brown Gin Company McHenry Gin Company Okaloosa School Cypress School Gregg’s Guy P. Stubbs Swartz School Garland’s Gin Prairie Church Ron Campbell Ben Adams Tucker Prison Farm Ark Tipton County Tenn Arthur Bowie Augusta Mississippi County

Don’t Be Satisfied With a Mere Laxative

An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Bond’s Pills for bowel cleansing and temporary constipation relief. It claims 25 doses for 25 cents and notes decades of use by leading families.

Dr. Bond

Memphis Officers Seek Clues on Unsolved Killings

Memphis police sought information on two unsolved killings while prison spokesmen said Adams apparently could shed no light on the cases.

Memphis Adams

German gov organizes laborer recruiting in occupied regions

The department of commerce reports that recruiting of laborers in occupied and neighboring countries has been organized by the German government. This indicates coordinated manpower sourcing across territories under German influence and nearby areas.

Department of Commerce

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