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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1942

Page

10

Plan for Tight Gasoline Rationing With Tailored Coupons

The plan redesigns motorist allowances under rationing rules. Basic A books offer 48 four gallon coupons annually for all drivers, with B books of 16 coupons issued on demonstrated need and tailored to stay current. C books of 96 coupons are adjusted to match mileage. Schedules vary by local boards with quarterly reviews for C and four quarterly reviews for S, covering trucks taxis buses and government cars.

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Ideal Recreation Spot Is Chemin-A-Hout Park

Chemin-A-Haut State Park 35 miles north of Monroe offers year round picnics fishing hiking camping and lodge stays. Cabins overlook 522 acres of virgin woods at the confluence of Bayous Chemin-A-Haut and Bartholomew with outdoors ovens picnics and a rustic campfire circle. The park, opened with CCC and WPA support, provides trails wildlife exhibits and sports fields while remaining free for picnickers though cabins carry a charge.

Chemin-A Haut State Park Monroe Bastrop Bayous Chemin-A-Haut Bartholomew

St. Joseph Aspirin Promotes Its Quick Safety edge

Advertisement touts St. Joseph Aspirin as the fastest and safest in its field, claiming to be the world's largest seller at 10 cents. It also lists economy sizes 36 tablets for 20 cents and 100 tablets for 35 cents, urging demand for the product.

St. Joseph

Brian Bell of A. P. Succumbs in Gaffney South Carolina

Brian Bell died in Gaffney South Carolina after a long career with the Associated Press. He held major posts from New Orleans to Los Angeles and San Francisco, covering world events from Scopes to Lindbergh. He was a Presbyterian, Mason, Shriner and a famed AP executive admired by Justice Byrnes and James Crown.

Gaffney S. C United States Presbyterian College South Carolina Davidson College Washington and Lee University Washington and Lee Associated Press Atlanta New Orleans New York Los Angeles San Francisco Hawaii Washington Dayton Tenn William Jennings Bryan Hall-Mills Somerville N. J Roosevelt Field L. I Brian Bell Supreme Court James Francis Byrnes Byrnes James E. Crown the States Columbia State Old South Atlantic Bell Clark Griffith Washington Club Ty Cobb Cobb

Farmerville graduate Miss Leggett Enters Louisiana College

Miss Leggett, a nice young lady, graduated from Farmerville High School in 1938 and entered Louisiana college. The brief note highlights a local graduate moving on to higher education, reflecting the era's emphasis on schooling and advancement.

Miss Leggett Farmerville High School Louisi

Bell the AP writer who covered Tunney to Dempsey era

Bell’s career with the Associated Press spanned the gold en era of American athletics. He profiled Gene Tunney at Stroudsburg and built friendships with Knute Rockne Will Rogers and Gene Sarazen. He mentored Brian Jr and covered boxing, golf, and politics, with tributes from Stephen Early and lawmakers nationwide.

West Coast Brian, Jr Bell Gene Tunney Stroudsburg Fighting Marine Jack Dempsey Tunney Shakespeare Gene Dempsey Philadelphia Associated Press Los Angeles Bob Jones Gene Sarazen Knute Rockne Will Rogers Rockne Ora Heckler Associated Press Organization Raleigh Josephus Daniels Mth Navy Stephen Early Roosevelt Early Brian Bell Washington Brian Capitol Hill Senator Tydings Democrat Virginia Wheeler Montana Byrd

Permit Sought to Sell Hot Well in Rapides Parish

Baton Rouge July 8. Senator Grove Stafford Alexandria seeks a bill to sell the site of the dry Hot Well mineral water spring in Rapides parish with mineral rights reserved. The measure, discussed after final passage yesterday, aims to attract investment to rework the well with substantial costs anticipated. Industrial coal users typically hold about 40 million tons in winter stock.

Baton Rouge Grove Stafford Alexandria Rapides Parish Senate Stafford Joe T. Cawthorn Mansfield

Record Reviews of Freddy Martin and Victor selections

Freddy Martin's orchestra shines on Who Wouldn't Love You and One Red Rose Forever with Grieg and Block contributions. Victor 27,592 offers The Waltz of Memory with Doodle La Do Da from Vaughn Monroe. Enric Madriguera supplies Do the Dubnett and Tumbando Cana. Artie Shaw's St James Infirmary blues two sides. Barry Wood pairs Don’t Tell a Lie About Me Dear with When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bobbin Along. Fats Waller delivers You Must Be Losing Your Mind and Don’t Give Me That Jive. Mart Kenney closes with Captains of the Clouds and Waltzing Matilda, reflecting wartime themes and international tunes.

Victor F. T V. R Eduard Grieg Freddy Martin Bill Carey Carl Fischer Freddy Carey- Fischer Martin Stuart Wade Eduard Greig Paul Weirich Martin Block Johnny Watson Marilyn Duke St. James Infirmary V. RJ Artie Shaw Hot Lips Page Artie St. James Bluebird Robin Bob Bobbin Barry Wood Barry Harry Woods Red Bob, Bobbin V. Ri Fats’ Waller Missouri Waller

Roosevelt Considers Drafting 18 and 19 Year Olds

President Roosevelt met with Major General Lewis B. Hershey to discuss whether to draft youths aged 18 and 19. Hershey noted that in past wars 18 and 19 year olds served, and Congress would need new law if current exemptions are removed.

Washington Roosevelt Lewis B. Hershey Hershey Congress

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