Amooley Named Tuberculosis Association Director
B Cooley, president of Tuberculosis and Public Health, was elected as a director at the National Tuberculosis Association 36th annual convention. The appointment was made Monday by Bernice, executive secretary, at the Cleveland meeting. Cooley has long advocated anti tuberculosis efforts in Louisiana and the Pine Top tuberculosis sanatorium bears his name. W H Perkins of New Orleans was also named a director.
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National Tuberculosis
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Cleveland
Louisiana
Pine Top
W.H. Perkins
New Orleans
Louisiana Association
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National tuberculosis association elects officers
Dr. Paul P. Mc Cain of Sanatorium North Carolina was chosen president. New York’s Dr. J Burns Am person Jr and Dr. G C Bellinger of Portland Oregon become vice presidents. Philadelphia’s Dr. Charles J Hatfield is secretary and Collier Pratt of New York is treasurer. President Roosevelt and Surgeon General Thomas Parran of Washington are named honorary vice presidents.
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Paul P. McCain
Sanatorium
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National Association
J. Burns Amperson
Mrs. M. E. Cobb Rites Held In Monroe
Funeral services for Mrs. M. E. Cobb who died Friday at a daughter’s home were conducted Sunday at 1 30 p m Rev J M Alford officiating. Born Scooba Mississippi June 22 1859 she lived in several cities before moving to Monroe in 1939 She leaves five daughters Mrs C N Jones Miss Lottie Cobb Monroe Mrs J T Sullivan Winnfield Mrs S M Garner Meridian Miss and Mrs B Hartzog Palestine Texas Pallbearers were A N Palley J T Deal W S Lambert C L Taylor G O Hibbard A J Strother G F Snapp and A S Johnson.
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M. E. Cobb
C. N. Jones
J. M. Alford
Gordon Avenue Methodist Church
Monroe
Methodist Church
W. S. Lambert
C. L. Taylor
G. O. Hibbard
A. J. Strother
G. F. Snapp
A. S. Johnson
Paris on edge as warfront nears the capital
In Paris the government planned to leave the city and suspend trading while defenses were mobilized. Across northern France Nazi forces drove toward the Aisne and the Marne in a multi sector battle, with Rouen near Paris threatened and Weygand warning of a widening clash as American and French leaders voiced support for France.
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Board of Governors
English Channel
Maginot Line
Rouen
Pont de L'Arche
Gisors
Aisne
Soissons
Tarden
Beauvais
Joan of Arc
Bullitt
Justice
Christian de
Portavert
Chateau Porcein
Rethel
Argonne
France
Weygand
Switzerland
Havas
Rhine
Basel
Seine
Epte
le Havre
Abbeville
Somme
Tardenois
Fere-en-Tardenois
Marne
English Troops Fight in France Amid Air Force Strike Report
British air operations over the weekend targeted Ardennes German ammo dumps and oil stores in Belgium while strafing Nazi concentrations. Bombers reached western Germany and the Ruhr, creating destruction behind enemy lines as 17 German planes were shot down and six British aircraft missing. News notes Sweden reports Norway withdrawal rumors. global telephone count lists 32 million lines, 17 million in America.
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Sweden
Norway
Germany
Air Ministry
Ardennes
Belgium
Rhenish
Prussia
Ruhr Valley
Roosevelt to Address War Talk From Virginia Trip
President Roosevelt plans a war policy address prepared during a Potomac yacht trip. He delayed until the last moment but will outline defense plans as Congress advances defense measures and a tax bill. Senate debate grows as administrators push arms and aircraft trade issues with Britain and France.
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Eninute
Virginia City
Ethel du Pont
Mr. Roosevelt
Potomac
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Alexander C. Kirking
Ber~ie
Congress
Senate
Great Britain
France
Italy Enters World War as Mussolini Lines Up Axis Aims
Italian premier urged unity as Italy declared war and invaded French Riviera while crowds cheered in Rome. Fasci sts mobilized and posters proclaimed Italy’s resolve to break chains on the Mediterranean as Britain and France faced invasion and diplomacy frayed.
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Germany
Riviera
France
Mediterranean
Berlin
Rome
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Mare Nostrum
Gibraltar
Il Duce
Great Britain
Il Messaggero
Hapsburgs
London
Paris
Russia
Balkans
Egypt
Turkey
Ethiopia
Woman beaten in home attack near Okmulgee
Mrs. Raymon Melntosh was beaten and stabbed in bed at home while her four year old son slept. She was found unconscious in a blood stained bed with a head fracture and a knife wound. police say she was not assaulted. Husband Raymon Melntosh took her to hospital and reported the attack as critical. The incident occurred Saturday night with the couple in separate bedrooms.
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Okla
Raymon Melntosh
Melntosh
McIntoshes
McIntosh
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