Pasteur and Rabies Fight A Long Medical History
The article highlights Pasteur’s discovery leading to rabies control, noting his 1864 experiments and 1885 human treatment. It recalls a Paris Pasteur Institute monument to Jean Baptiste Dupille, the shepherd boy bitten while saving six children, whose case helped prove the therapy.
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Great Britain
Pasteur
Jean Baptiste Dupille
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Jean Dupille
Conservative coalition hopes face long odds in post Roosevelt era
The piece notes two Democrats, Chief Justice William R. Pattangall and Bainbridge Colby, seeking a Republican Democrat union to oppose the New Deal. It argues neither figure offers broad leadership, citing Pattangall’s Maine edge and Colby’s shifting past. It discusses the challenge of forming a lasting liberal conservative alignment and mocks party labels for giants on both sides. It also comments on Windjammer Hugh Johnson, Niagara Gorge incidents, and historical notes on books, signatures, and juries.
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Maine
Bainbridge Colby
Justice Pattangall
Colby
United States
Roosevelt
Glass
al Smith
John W. Davis
Herbert Hoover
Ogden Mills
Norris
Nye, Borah
la Follette
Uncommon Sense Reflections On Tolerance by John Blake
The author argues Americans rarely fear agitators and remain tolerant amid religious and political differences. He cites Senate experiences, casual neighborly bonds, and a shift toward liberal views while warning against demagogues and noise from abroad. Copyright 1935 by The Bell Syndicate Inc.
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The Glee Club By George Elliston
A poem about enduring friendship and memory. The speaker recalls old scenes and voices, expressing that distance and time cannot diminish the affection and closeness shared with a longtime friend. The verse affirms steadfast love and cherished recollections.
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George Elliston
Direct Passage Offer Sparks Stopover Question
The exchange contrasts the offer of a direct New York to Queenstown voyage with the tourist asking if a first class ticket permits stopovers, highlighting travel class expectations and route flexibility.
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Queenstown
Divorce Grounds Sparked After Short Years Together
Bess notes the couple did not live together long while June quips that their separation was enough to establish grounds for divorce, highlighting a quick marriage and swift split.
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Bess He would sooner be right than president
The fragment hints at a debate about the relative merit of Bess compared with a presidency, suggesting a preference for correctness over political ambition. The tone implies sharp political critique or satire without clear context or naming.
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June
Fortune Knocks On Brown Door, But He Fears a Bill
A playful exchange notes Brown’s reluctance to answer when fortune visits, fearing a bill collector at his threshold.
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Brown
White
Tech Award Honors Louisiana Tech Undergraduates
Undergraduate scholars at Louisiana Tech win gold medals and cash awards for top yearly grades. Elaine Cook tops general scholastic records among freshmen. Avis Register leads home economics general average. J H Pinson and others win chemistry and mathematics honors. Billy Mitchell excels in heat engineering. Elsie Aulds receives a Theta Upsilon pledge award.
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Elaine Cook
Heflin
Harry Howard
H. J. Nethken
L. A. Woodman
P. K. Smith
Billy Mitchell
J. T. Folk
Elsie Aulds
West Monroe
Theta Upsilon
Wedding Invitation And Bridal Week Activities In West Monroe
Dr William Bendel returned from Mansfield. Misses Debbie Breard and Bertha Mason depart for Bastrop then Gallion where Breard will visit Mason. Invitations issued for the June 16 wedding of Beth Harper to Louie Ford Rinehart at West Monroe Methodist church. Misses Mable Margaret Murphy and Mrs C E Faulk entertained brides elect Eloise Larche Florence Taulk. Mrs I F Sharp visits Gibsland relatives.
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Bertha Mason
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West Monroe Methodist Church
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Margaret Murphy
C. E. Faulk
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Eloise Larche
Florence Taulk
Dialogue in a terse exchange about time and consent
A brief dialogue fragment shows Bob claiming eight months for an answer and Jack interpreting any delay over ten seconds as a no. The lines suggest a test of patience and a boundary on commitment in a humorous, edgy exchange.
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Scout Troop 1 Reports From Ouachita Valley Meeting
Scouts of Troop 1 met at St Matthew's school for a 7:30 session with fair attendance. A quarter reports prize was announced for best set submitted by May 1. Summer camp Ki Ro Li runs June 9 to 22 with attendance prepared by June 16. Progress surveys, O Grady Drill, playground baseball, bicycle races, and dismissal at 9:15.
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News-Star
St. Matthew's School
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Troop 31 Holds Meeting Before Camp Ki-Ro-Li Trip
The Flaming Arrow Patrol opened the last regular meeting for Troop 31 with a bugle call and flag ceremony. Barry Stubbs returned as senior patrol leader and the group discussed the June 9 to June 16 summer camp at Camp Ki-Ro-Li, with Scout Executive Black outlining the daily routine and Scoutmaster Fletcher Ashcraft providing the gear list.
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Fletcher Ashcraft
Fox Patrol
Albert Buckley
Scout Troop 55 Holds Bayou DeSiard Camp Fire Meeting
Troop 55 met Friday night on the banks of Bayou DeSiard with full attendance. The group gathered around a large camp fire as Scout Dondal James opened the meeting.
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Dondal James
Bystander Question Sparks Strange Shop Dialogue
A bystander asks why a man was expelled from a furniture store. An officer replies he entered seeking to sell a buyer a multiplication table.
Not Like Other Girls He Says
June He claims the cars he represents are unlike other models and that such remarks have become a habit in his role as agent and dealer.
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June
Train Urgency Drives Customer to Quick Mouse Trap Purchase
A shopkeeper is asked for a 10 cent mouse trap with speed as the customer announces she must catch a train. The brief exchange highlights a hurried domestic moment and a small purchase setting.
The Son Confronts Debts Echoing Family Tension
A clash between father and son centers on debts. The son protests a few contracted debts, while the sire condemns the expanding debts and asserts his fault lies in them. The exchange highlights family conflict over financial strain.
Pioneer Clinic Serves 14 Children in Pioneer Louisiana
A June 5 clinic in Pioneer Louisiana examined and treated 14 children aged five months to eight years. The event, second in a parish series, was led by Dr F S Williams and Mrs Ernest Howell of the West Carroll parish health unit.
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Ernest Howell
West Carroll Parish
Scout Troop Holds Camp Songs and Indian Leg Wrestling
Scout Roy Parker led the troop in camp songs after troop business. An Indian leg wrestling contest followed with all scouts participating. Clayton "Blue Goose" Brown won the troop championship. The meeting closed with the scoutmaster's benediction led by Asst. Scoutmaster W. Medaries.
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Clayton
Blue Goose” Brown
W. Medaries
Troop 67 Scouts Prepare for Ki Ro Li Camp
Troop 67 met at A L Smith school grounds at 7 p.m. led by Cornelius Hutson. Twelve to fifteen scouts planned to attend Ki Ro Li summer camp starting June 9 with prep work for cabin and grounds. Scoutmaster Wafer leads the troop and they won Monroe News Star awards for best article on scouting for three months through April 30.
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Cornelius Hutson
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Baptist Bible School Opens in Monroe with 200 Registrations
First Baptist church in Monroe launched its vacation Bible school on Monday morning with about 200 registrations. Forty volunteer teachers will lead sessions from 9 to 11:30 daily for two weeks, with Rev. J. D. Kitchingham of Columbia serving while Rev. L. T. Hastings is away. Four age based departments are offered from four to sixteen years, following the regular Sunday school structure.
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Officers Of American Legion Sons Elected In Forsythe Park
The Monroe unit of the Sons of the American Legion held its annual officer election at the Legion home in Forsythe park. Selected for the coming year were Commander Walter Savage Jr Adjutant Florent Hammonds Jr First Lieutenant James Bradley Second Lieutenant Seymour Touey. Color-bearers will be appointed at the next meeting. A drum and bugle corps is being organized with plans to take the group to Baton Rouge later in the year.
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Forsythe Park
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James Bradley
Seymour Touey
Baton Rouge
Local Spanish War Vets Return From Encampment
Lake Charles will entertain the 1956 state convention of the United Spanish War Veterans. Nineteen members of the local camp and its auxiliary returned by a special bus after a successful encampment at Hammond with about 300 in attendance. Mrs. Stella Courtney was elected judge advocate for the coming year.
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Radio Network Schedule Note
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London notes on royal circles and American stars abroad
A hometown column surveys London life in the early 1940s with notes on the queen inspired Buy British mood, the Duke and Duchess of Kent in American cars, Helen Wills headed for Wimbledon, Mrs. Manville Gould and staff renting a hotel floor, and busy nightlife at Grosvenor House. It mentions Maude Adams and Gertrude Stein rumors, racing yachts, and theater moves while noting Jimmy Walker’s decline from public life.
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Wini Shaw Rise From Tiny Dot to Star in Hollywood
Hollywood profile traces Wini Shaw from a fleeting dot in Gold Diggers of 1955 to leading roles in four films including Front Page Woman. The actress, tall with dark hair, remains guarded and private, with few confidantes such as Mary Pickford.
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