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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

5

Food Code Eagle to Arrive Soon in Fifth District

The Northeast Louisiana food and grocery distributors code authority will issue the code eagle to compliant retailers in the fifth district. Secretary R W Germany said insignia will arrive soon and may be removed for cause, with copies of the code and comments available from the local secretary.

Northeast Louisiana Food and Grocery Distributors’ Code Authority R. W. Germany Germany Code Committee

Remnant of Gray Army Visits City Hall and Dominion Leaders

Late yesterday a gray army remnant was greeted by a military band and given the key to city hall. General Lee and Governor Hill McAlister of Tennessee arrived with Mrs. McAlister. A joint meeting of U C V, Sons of Confederate Veterans, and Confederate Southern Memorial Association planned with E A Hayes as speaker. A field near Chickamauga was to host a mock battle by Fort Oglethorpe infantry and cavalry.

Lee Hill McAlister Tennessee McAlister South Atkinson Sons of Confederate Veterans Confederate Southern Memorial Association E. A. Hayes American Legion Chickamauga Fort Oglethorpe

Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment to end eczema itching and relieve ring worm tetter rash and foot itch. It claims the medicine melts in, kills germs, stops itching, heals skin with no burning and is safe and reliable.

Senate group opposes soldiers' bonus legislation

A senate committee majority opposes the soldiers' bonus bill and considers reporting it unfavorably to keep it for the senate calendar, arguing passage would be ineffective given a expected veto and broad consensus against it.

Senate Felf

Virginia Martin Heads to Conway for Summer Work

Virginia Martin, recent Ouachita Parish High School graduate, leaves Tuesday for Conway Arkansas to spend the summer.

Arkansas Virginia Martin Ouachita Parish High School Conway Ark

Legislature Battles Over Tax Reform and Exemptions

Lawmakers spar as Dr Pavy attacks State Treasurer S Cave amid debate on the $16 million tax shift plan. The house considers a $2,000 homestead property tax exemption while Rupert Peyton seeks detailed revenue estimates from the tax bills.

Louisiana Tax Reform Commission Commission Rupert Peyton House

Louisiana House backs federal child labor amendment

The Louisiana house labor and capital committee voted 8 to 3 for a favorable report on the Fortier resolution seeking ratification of the federal child labor amendment. Debate centered on minors protection versus federal overreach with both sides voicing strong positions while the senate previously postponed action.

Baton Rouge Louisiana House Labor and Capital Committee Fortier Senate House Williamson Calcasieu Gilbert Fortier Orleans House Committee Congress

Fletcher Seen as G. O. P. Choice in Conference Drift

Republican policy committee debates a platform with an intelligent attitude toward New Deal elements. Henry P. Fletcher headed as favorite for national chairman, though resistance from younger and Midwestern members cites him as a career diplomat unsuited to appealing to farmers. Walter S. Hallanan also garners support amid regional balancing concerns.

National Committee Everett Sanders Henry P. Fletcher Pennsylvania Italy Walter S. Hallanan West Virginia

French announce birth and local marriage brief

Bonita and John Peele French announce the birth of a daughter on June 2 at the Garnier clinic in Bas trop. Fred Chandley wed Miss Mattie Bunch in Jones, Louisiana, with Justice J. L. Byatt officiating. Bill and John Shackelford and J. F. Humphrey arrived from Baton Rouge after attending Louisiana State University.

John Peele French Garnier Clinic Bastrop Fred Chandley Mattie Bunch Jones, la J. L. Byatt Bill John Shackelford J. F. Humphrey Baton Rouge Louisiana State University

Roosevelt assigns U S Solons responsibility on legislation

The president says there is no real food shortage and hopes to proceed with talks on the St. Lawrence waterway with Canada and Senate leaders. He sent Congress a corporate bankruptcy bill and will let leaders decide on action while delaying a decision on stock exchanges commission memberships until after adjournment.

St. Lawrence Senate Roosevelt Congress Commission Wagner Labor Board Florida St. Clair Ford

Rae Green No. 8 gas well brought in in Ouachita Parish

The Rae Green No. 8 gas well in Ouachita Parish was completed by the Arkansas Louisiana Pipeline Co. The well reached 2 190 feet depth with rock pressure 775 and an estimated daily production capacity of 1 152 000.

Arkansas-Louisiana Pipe Line Company State Conservation Department Rae Green Township 19 Range Four Quachita Parish

Cotton Acreage Reduction Plan Explained to Louisiana Educators

Parish agents, community leaders and teachers in northeastern Louisiana gathered at the Quachita parish courthouse for a government sponsored program on 1934 1935 cotton acreage reduction plans. E D White and Prof Roy Davenport led the session with LSU officials coordinating, as part of a regional tour with more meetings planned in Natchitoches Eunice and Baton Rouge.

Louisiana State University Civil Court Quachita Parish Court House E. D. White Washington Roy Davenport J. W. Bateman PF. W. Spencer Mr. White Professor Davenport South Louisiana Natchitoches Eunice Baton Rouge

Dredging Planned for Fair Site at San Francisco Bay

Submerged shoals near Yerba Buena Island will be dredged to create a World’s fair site for 1937. The project includes construction of two bridges with a total cost just over 100 million dollars.

San Francisco San Francisco Bay Yerba Buena Island Goat Island

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