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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
12
In London and Moscow reports detail lavish entertainment for American airmen after shuttle bombing plans. A $840 per guest Hotel Moscow dinner beeindrucks with Russian hospitality, while a palm reader regales visitors and a grim pilot fate underscores wartime risks.
Rudolf Flesch, a Vienna immigrant now 33, rewrites OPA bulletins into plain English for general readers. He favors short sentences, minimal prepositional phrases, and aims at the average reader with about eight years of schooling.
The annual benefit dance revue by Miss Armandine Renaud students will be held at Neville High School auditorium at 8 p.m. It features more than 50 dances with nearly 100 pupils including Dottie Dawson Jo Ann Campbell Gay Tenore Ingrid Peterson Betty Rose Haddad Fanell Hamaker and many others in a charity event for crippled children.
The War Today analyzes the Normandy invasion showing Rommel and Montgomery as top tacticians in a high stakes battle of wits. Rommel keeps reserves and seeks a quick inland strike while Montgomery presses to land sufficient troops and gear before a major counterattack.
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday by the Ouachita Parish clerk show H L Hatten selling one acre in section 4 to H L Moore for 825 dollars. Jefferson D Cole sold lot 19 block 16 Pargoud addition No 4 less a 12.5 foot strip for 650 dollars. Dan Armand Breard sold to Mrs Lela King Breard and E R Breard lots 7 and 8 square 98 D A Breard Sr addition for 2000 dollars. Breard also sold lots 3 4 and 5 square 89 D A Breard Sr addition for 6000 dollars. Judson W Smith sold to Ada Lee Bradford lot 4 square 4 Delerys second addition for 750 dollars. Mrs Tillie H Wolff sold to The Assembly of God Church of Ouachita Parish Louisiana lots 2 and 3 square
A. H. Mc Kee of Memphis earned the companys appreciation after driving his taxicab 150000 miles and keeping it in like new condition. He was presented with the cab as a reward.
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