Local Phi Kappa Frat Members to Visit Memphis
Local Phi Kappa fraternity members plan a weekend trip to Memphis Tennessee for the annual convention set for June 14 15 and 16. No fewer than 15 members from the chapter will attend with Miss Blanche Deas and Miss Anna Laura Smith as sponsors. Other chapters from Alexandria Minden and Monroe Louisiana will be represented. The fraternity has eleven chapters in southern states and is expanding. The local members own a large chapter house near Ouachita parish junior college.
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Phi Kappa Fraternity
Memphis
Tenn
James Swink
Blanche Deas
Anna Laura Smith
Louisiana
Monroe
Alexandria
Minden
Phi Kappa
Cole Addition
Ouachita Parish Junior College
Red Cross to Meet for Relief Work Discussion
Local Red Cross chapter will hold a 4 o clock meeting this afternoon to discuss relief work and review reports. A pauper cases report was presented at the police jury meeting earlier today.
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The
Red Cross
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promote Quick Relief
Advertises Baalmann's Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for stomach gas and related discomforts. Claims disappearance of gnawing pain and anxiety from gas pressure, improved breathing, reduced drowsiness after meals, and restored circulation. Promotes genuine yellow package and $1 price.
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Baalmann
Parish raises wage cuts amid publicity on savings plan
In a morning session the police jury outlined an average 22 percent salary reduction for parish government staff, adding 11 percent cuts to last year's 11 percent reductions. President Breard lauded Finance Chair Tidwell for shaping the economy program and preserving public service. A separate note mentions loot in Sydney with a brick wall and partial damage to rail motive frames and a church.
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Breard
Tidwell
Monroe Building & Loan Association Special Stockholders Meeting
Notice announces a special meeting of stockholders of the Monroe Building & Loan Association at its office in Monroe Louisiana on June 20 1932 at 10:00 a m. The agenda includes changing and amending Articles III IV V VI IX XI and XX of the charter and any other business. President J W McWilliams Secretary.
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Monroe
Monroe Building & Loam Association
St. John Street
Louisiana
Bynum
W. McWilliams
Youths to Attend Citizens Camp at Camp Beauregard
Camp Beauregard near Alexandria will host the annual Citizens Military Training Camp from June 14 to July 13. E L Neville reports 1 600 Louisiana applicants for 550 slots. Ouachita parish listed accepted youths Faulkner A Blanks Jr Leo P Tichell Merrill K Ham William C Kinsiley Alice L Peters Jr William D Bearden Durwood Davis and Frank X Shaughnessy with eight more tentatively accepted. Col H R Richardson of the 87th Cavalry Division will command. one company of the 22nd Infantry and an army band will be stationed there.
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Citizens
Camp Beauregard
Alexandria
War Department
E. L. Neville
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Quachita Parish
Faulkner A. Blanks
Leo P. Tichell
Merrill K. Ham
William C. Kinsiley
Alice L. Peters, Jr
William D. Bearden
Durwood Davis
Frank X. Shaughnessy
Col
H. R. Richardson
87Th Calvary Division
Army
22Nd Infantry
Frame House in West Monroe Destroyed by Fire
A frame dwelling at 212 Crosley street West Monroe owned by Mrs Stella Neal was gutted by fire at 435 this morning with Neal away in Alexandria. Neighbors found the blaze when it had headway. Firemen laid 459 feet of hose in two lines and saved the house from total loss. No furniture survived and fire and water caused heavy damage. Insurance partially covers the dwelling and contents.
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Stella Neal
Crosley Street
West
Monroe
Roosevelt Strength Grows in Florida Primary As Returns Trickly In
Florida Democrats back Roosevelt with large lead as 126 of 1,283 precincts report. Murray and Chassee far behind. Ruth Bryan Owen trails Mary Wilcox in the fourth district. Mississippi unpledged but Roosevelt-favoring delegation. Congressional races hinge on prohibition referendum.
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Hoover
Florida
Roosevelt
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
L. J. Chassee
Milwaukee
Ruth Bryan Owen
Mark Wilcox
Mississippi
Jacksonville
Fla
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Wis
Mary Wilcox
West Palm Beach
Owen
John T. Alsop, Jr
W. J. Sears
Alsop
Sears
W. D. Bell
Asher Frank
Lester Jennings
Herbert J. Crane
J. Hardin Peterson
Sumter L. Lowry, Sr
Tom A. Yon
Yon
R. G. Patterson
Millard Caldwell
Caldwell
Patterson
Veterans March On Washington Still Facing Food Dilemma
Thousands of veterans headed toward the capital amid promises of food by authorities on the last day. A parade drew about 100000 spectators as Communists were quiet and a red riot plot faded. Curtis and Garner blocked access to Capitol grounds, raising questions about future march plans.
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Congress
Workers Ex-Service Men's League
Bonus Army
Curtis
Garner
Capitol
Washington Monument
George Alman
Oregon
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
District of Columbia
Amelia Farhart Putman Heads to Rome from Milan
Amelia Farhart Putman arrived from Paris by train and left for Rome in a government loaned airplane. Her husband G P Putnam accompanied her as an Italian army pilot piloted the flight.
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Milan
Italy
Amelia Farhart Putman
Paris
Rome
G. P. Putnam
Arts Club Hosts Afternoon Reception at Hotel Virginia
Members of the Fine Arts club host a 3 to 8 p m reception in the cameo room at Hotel Virginia to view hand painted china and jewelry before removal. Paintings by Amos Armstrong are featured. A carnival ball masque by the Sketch club follows on the Hotel Virginia roof at 10 p m with invites to college members and younger dancers.
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Fine Arts Club
Hotel Virginia
Amos Armstrong
Sketch Club
Special court ordered for Morehouse quashed indictments
The court quashed bills after showing names drawn multiple times, removing fraud grounds. Included were two murder charges. defendants in these cases to be tried in the special term. If re indictment is needed, grand jurors will be summoned. Other cases proceed without grand jury indictments. Murder cases in Ouachita parish include James W. Newsom, Louis Aaron, William Elmore, Willis Wright, and L. J. Allen with various insanity pleas.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Ouachita Parish
James W. Newsom
Baxter Porter
City Court dispositions on four cases
Yesterday in city court Morris Trousdale was discharged after fighting charges. Willie Herron was discharged on drunk and disorderly and displaying a weapon. James Roy was fined 10 dollars for fighting. Queenie Smith was fined 10 dollars on an anti-vice charge.
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Morris Trousdale
Willie Herron
James Roy
Queenie Smith
Police Jury Seeks Bids On Major Parish Expenditures
The police jury plans to advertise bids for large outlays including flood control and unemployment relief expenses. They approve refunds on overpaid taxes and consider renting a ferry for two months while a Bayou D Arbonne bridge project awaits bids. A drainage district in ward two is proposed with a tax election to follow.
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Caita
M. L. Adams
DeSiard Street
John M. Breard
Montgomery
A. P. Tugwell
State Highway Commission
Bayou D’arbonne
D. Y. Smith
West Monroe
W. J. Vinson
Vinson
Ford Car Recovered After Sunday Night Theft
A Ford sedan stolen on Sunday night from Trenton street West Monroe was found abandoned on North Seventh street by police. The vehicle belongs to J. D. Purvis.
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Trenton Street
West Monroe
North Seventh Street
J. D. Purvis
Kiwanis Club to Hold Lunch at Camp Ki-Ro-Li
The Monroe Kiwanis club will meet at Camp Ki-Ro-Li tonight as guests of the Ouachita Council Boy Scouts of America Supper will be served promptly at 7 pm replacing the usual noon luncheon at Hotel Monroe The program is directed by Kiwanian Bernard Biedenharn.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Camp Ki-Ro-Li
Ouachita Council
Boy Scouts of America
Bernard Biedenharn
Hotel Monroe
Bomb kills two in Havana park blast
A blast in a Havana public park last night killed a woman and a man and injured ten others. Police and emergency crews investigated the explosion as bystanders sought safety and medical aid.
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Havana
Mosquito Battle Started in South
The article explains the female Anopheles mosquito as a deadly, silent threat spreading malaria. It details how parasites develop inside the mosquito, forming sporozoites that enter human hosts via bites. It notes the insect detects humans by strong scent and perspiration and cites preventing breeding and killing larvae as the key control.
Bernstein Boy Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Henry Bernstein the son of Mr and Mrs Milling Bernstein underwent an appendicitis operation today at the Clinic.
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Henry Bernstein
Milling Bernstein
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