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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1938
Page
10
A damaged OCR shows scattered crossword clues and partial phrases. Entries reference group of eight percent fold actors company of actors fraction eight percent and a stray note about a butterfly and a ship drop on water plus a cop’s position.
Moon Mullins notes Magra tracing his motion as they hide in the woods. Tarzan answers with grim warning that danger surrounds them and tomorrow may bring overwhelming peril for all involved.
Dreadnought became the design name for a class of battleships after the launch of an 18,000 ton battleship christened Dreadnought in 1906, epitomizing a new era in naval firepower and ship construction.
Investments totalling more than 60 million dollars aim to build nine new facilities across Louisiana, employing about 435 workers. The Breaux Bridge Sugar Cooperative plans a 700000 dollar sugar mill, a 14000 dollar syrup mill, and other projects including a cotton gin and a beverage plant. Other firms cited include Royal Pro and Cotton Products Company with various plant constructions and job counts.
Funeral of Rev L F Alford 65, minister and former Laurel pastor, held at Kingston Methodist Church in Laurel. Interment in Laurel Cemetery. He served 38 years in the Methodist Episcopal Church South, retired last year due to ill health, and leaves a wife five children and three brothers. He had pastored in Laurel twice and served churches in Pascagoula Raleigh Jackson Boguy Chitto Silver City and Gallman.
J Cannon of St Louis next to L W Baldwin president of Missouri Pacific will pass Monroe on southbound train No 123. Ed Lamb of Little Rock general superintendent Missouri Pacific spent Monday in Monroe on road business.
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