Talks Helpful to People Who Live in Fear
A group of Portland physicians Henry H. Dixon Laurance Selling David E. Baird G. B. Haugen and W. H. Hutchens describe psychasthenia a borderland fear state arising from insecure childhood. The report claims talk therapy can cure those who listen, though patients often resist listening at first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Dixon
Laurance Selling
David E. Baird
G. B. Haugen
W. H. Hutchens
Ell
Portland
Ore
Shirley Temple Praises Lambs On Utah Tour Stop
Shirley Temple, visiting Salt Lake City during a cross country tour toward the White House and Canada, gleefully spoke of the lambs grazing near southern Utah highways and described the Grand Canyon as very deep. She said she prefers dogs to lambs and plans more sight-seeing in Colorado after Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Shirley Temple
White House
Canada
George F. Temple
Shirley
Utah
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Temple
Miller elected by Broadcasters
Neville Miller former mayor of Louisville Kentucky has been chosen by directors of the National Association of Broadcasters as president of the organization. The 44 year old will assume the post about July 1 succeeding Mark Ethridge who remains vice president and general manager of the Louisville Courier Journal and Times. Miller drew national notice in 1937 for leading disaster relief during Louisville floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Broadcasters
Neville Miller
Louisville, Ky
Miller
Association
Mark Ethridge
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
Louisville
Princeton University
Building inspector issues 3 permits for local jobs
City building inspector Alan Sugar reported three permits on Tuesday. Charley Wilds plans an addition and repairs on a two story frame residence at Auburn and North Fifth at 800 dollars. D F Malaup to remodel storefront at 436 DeSiard street for 250 dollars. Eight one story frame dwellings in Scarborough addition, three rooms each, cost 3200 dollars.
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Alan Sugar
Scarbough
Charley Wilds
Auburn
North Fifth Streets
D. F. Malaup
DeSiard Street
City Court Disposes Cases Before Judge Harper
City court yesterday concluded several cases led by Judge W. M. Harper. Defendants include Monroe Davis for drunk and disorderly conduct and disturbing peace, C. H. Wilson for similar charges and indecent exposure with $25 fine, Albert Williams for larceny of 100 pounds sugar from a bakery six months, Andrew Jacks Nixon for vagrancy trespassing 30 and 10 days, Simmie Nixon vagrancy 30 days, Hattie Ruth Burton vagrancy 30 days and trespassing 10 days, Lula B Nixon vagrancy 30 days, J C Curry drunk and disorderly mischief with fines, and others including Miller Edward Earl Bradford Burket Foroes trespassing with 15 days or fines, Mrs C R Henry peace bond for $25, Joseph Dorsey peace with 1 cent, and Mabel noted.
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W. M. Harper
Monroe Davis
C. H. Wilson
Albert Williams
Andrew Jacks Nixon
Simmie Nixon
Hattie Ruth Burton
Lula B. Nixon
J. C. Curry
Man Miller
Edward Earl
Bradford
E. Burkett
Foroes
C R. Henry
Easy Pond
Joseph Dorsey
Mabel
Jackson Parish Receives Federal Aid for School Buildings
Jackson Parish secures 5243 to upgrade rural school structures and teachers cottages including interior and exterior painting carpentry work and related improvements across district facilities.
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Jackson Parish
Confession May Free White Man In Chicago Case
Chicago June 1. Thomas McCall protestations of innocence on a five year sentence for a woman attack echo a young negro confession. Robert Nixon eighteen admits attacking Miss Alda Deery and Miss Virginia Austin in hotel rooms in 1936. Nixon also confesses to murder of two Chicago women and an LA mother and child and involvement in Mrs Johnson’s death May 27.
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Chicago
Thomas McCall
John L. Sullivan
Robert Nixon
Alda Deery
New York
Virginia Austin
McCall
Miss Austin
Austin
Sullivan
John Boyle
Nixon
Boyle
Los Angeles
Florence Johnson
Assault charge filed against Fairbanks man
Otis Gunther 24 of Fairbanks held on 1000 bond on charges of assault with intent to rape after an alleged attack on a Monroe waitress last Saturday night deputies report Gunther arrested at his home after the victim reported the incident to the district attorney’s office she said he attempted to force a side road then made improper advances and struck her several times before leaving.
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Otis Gunther
Fairbanks
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Gunther
Sheriff's Department
Snes
Wallaces Headed to California for Kiwanis Trip
Assistant Postmaster Hugh Wallace and Mrs Wallace travel by car to California for a six to seven week vacation. They will attend the Kiwanis international convention in San Francisco next month where Wallace serves as a Monroe Kiwanis delegate and past president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Wallace
70 Year Old Man Feels 100 Percent Better
Mr John W Wilkinson of Brownsville Texas reports fifty years of chronic constipation indigestion and heartburn relieved after trying Gly-Cas herbal remedy. He credits rapid improvement after one box and plans to eat freely again. Gly-Cas sold by Phoenix Drug Co in the city and by leading druggists in eagertne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wilkinson
Second St
Brownsville
Texas
Mr. Wilkinson
Phoenix Drug Co
DeSiard St
World telephone subscribers estimate tops thirty-two million
A rough global tally puts telephone subscribers around 32.5 million, reflecting broad outreach across regions and the expanding role of telecommunication services in daily life. The figure underscores growing connectivity and market reach for communications providers worldwide.
Train Dispatcher and Family Return to Atchison Kan
Lee Smith, transferred from Atchison to Monroe last December to become train dispatcher for Missouri Pacific, is moved back to Atchison to make his home with his family. T. F. Potter will assume Smiths former post, transferred from Nevada, Missouri, where he also served as dispatcher. The Smiths are well known locally and their daughter Miss Jeanette Mae Smith is a talented marimba player. A 1898 dispute between Britain and France over Fashoda nearly led to war.
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Lee Smith
Atchison, Kan
Monroe
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Atchison
Mr. Smith
T. F. Potter
Ferred
Nevada
Britain
France
Fashoda
Sudan
Pistol Match Set for July 1
Secretary Morgenthau announced a July 1 preliminary pistol match in New Orleans to select Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi teams for regional eliminations. From each service three crack shots advance to finals in Washington August 1, with finals at Camp Perry to follow.
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Washington, D. C
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Morgenthau
Bureau of Customs
Alcohol Tax Unit
Intelligence Unit
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States Secret Service
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau of the Mint
White House
The
Secret Service
Public Health Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Coast Guard
Treasury
Camp Perry
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Eleanor King
Lowell Birrell
Annapolis
Elton L. Knapp
Mich
U. S. Naval Academy
Knapp
Shreveport
Birmingham
Atlanta
Selman Field
Delta Air Lines
United States
OME Coniture Company
Monroe, la
Wallaces
California
Ida Chitwood
News-Star
World’s Cooking
Chitwood Schools of Cookery
Dallas
Tex
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