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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1941

Page

10

Former Monroe Girl in Army

Laura MacAlister, once of Monroe and Neville High School alumna, reports by letter from England that she has joined the army as a soldierette. She notes her sister Joan's service, their khaki uniforms, and blitz firefighting, with her father serving as a captain.

Laura MacAlister Monroe England Geraldine John 505 Bros Avenue MacAlister Neville High School Singer Sewing Machine Company Joan Hitler

Trio Sails for Panama Saturday

Mr and Mrs Sam Elliott and S C Paulus sailed from New York to Panama for a visit. Elliott took a canal job a year ago and Paulus, a former Canal Zone resident, accompanies him. They toured by car aboard a boat freighted to Asia. Pausulus plans to stay a few weeks then return to Monroe.

Sam Elliott S. C. Paulus New York City Panama United States Paulus Monroe

The War Today on the South Atlantic and Dakar

The piece discusses the Robin Moor sinking near Dakar on May 21 and the war’s shift toward the South Atlantic. It weighs German use of Dakar as a base, the risks to Atlantic convoys, and Italy's U boat activity while considering Gibraltar's fate and Portugal's role in guarding Cape Verde and Azores.

Robin Moor Mediterranean South Atlantic France Germany Dakar West Africa Africa South America Cape of Good Hope Red Sea French Dekar Cape Verde Islands Washington Eric Raeder United States Atlantic Air and Naval Roosevelt Azores Atlantic Gibraltar Italian Mediterranean Italy French West Africa Portugal Cape Verde

Government open research posts seek mineral economists and pressmen

Civil service exams open for mineral economists to aid national defense in minerals coal and petroleum with salaries from 2600 to 5600 a year. Qualifications include a four year college major in geology metallurgy mining engineering or economics plus relevant experience. Also cylinder pressman jobs at Government Printing Office and Bureau of Engraving and Printing with pay rates 1.32 per hour and 10.56 per day respectively requiring seven grades of schooling and four year apprenticeship plus journeyman experience. Applications due by July 9 1941 for the pressman post.

United States Civil Service Commission Washington Commission Government Printing Office Bureau of Engraving and Printing Treasury Department

Local youths named editors for Link and Chain

Lloyd Lenard and Max Kulcke Jr named editors of the Sigma Phi Omega fraternity quarterly Link and Chain. They will attend the annual convention in Monroe June 12 to 14. Lenard, son of J. E. Lenard of West Monroe, has led convention oratorical contests and graduated near the top of his class in 1939. Kulcke, son of Max Kulcke Sr., also ranked in the top ten in 1939 and now works for Brook Mays and Company.

Lloyd Lenard Max Kulcke, Jr Link and Chain Sigma Phi Omega Fraternity Monroe Young Lenard J. E. Lenard West Monroe Sigma Chapter Ouachita Parish Lenard Northeast Junior College the Pow Wow Gold Jackets Phi Theta Kappa Kulcke Max Kulcke Quachita Parish High School Brook Mays and Company

Resolutions by Exchange Club Press Roosevelt Action and Land Use

The Exchange club adopted two resolutions and named a picnic committee. One urges President Roosevelt to curb defense strikes, the other asks property owners to allow military use of lands for fall maneuvers. Committee members include Mike Tarver Otis Johnson Harold Monk Otis Crawford Jesse Lolley George Breece James K. Blue and Thomas L. Firnberg. Ed Crowley presided.

Roosevelt Exchange Club Frances Hotel United States Mike Tarver Otis Johnson Harold Monk Otis Crawford Jesse Lolley George Breece James K. Blue Thomas L. Firnberg B. J. Lamb Houston, Tex Ed Crowley

Catholic church begins two new West Monroe buildings

Construction on North Seventh Street in West Monroe progresses for St. Paschal's Church. The rectory nears roofing and the nearby one story school building starts with a $10 000 budget and asbestos siding. Architect H H Land designed plans and C C Burkett is contractor.

North Seventh Street West Monroe St. Paschal’s Catholic Church H. H. Land C. C. Burkett

Katahdin Irish Seed Potatoes Demonstrated for 279 4 H Club Members

H B Fairchild explains harvest timing for Katahdin potatoes, advising digging 100 to 110 days after planting or when vines die. He outlines three grades U S No 1, size ranges, storage, seed use, and exhibit selection for local shows, noting Katahdin traits and average eight ounce weight.

Ouachita Parish 4-H Club H. B. Fairchild Fairchild

West Carroll Paper Buys Franklin Sun

West Carroll Gazette owners announced the purchase of the Franklin Sun of Winnsboro for an unannounced sum. The Sun has been operated by C. G. Scott since 1938. New owners M. N. Lipp M. T. Lipp and Mrs. Leopold Lipp said publication will continue as before.

Oak Grove West Carroll Gazette Franklin Sun Winnsboro Franklin Parish The Sun C. G. Scott Gazette Leopold Lipp M. N. Lipp M. T. Lipp

Voter Registration Tops Ten Thousand In Parish

In the parish about 10 334 of nearly 20 000 eligible voters were registered by Tuesday morning. Miss Lillian Collins the registrar says four days remain to qualify for the July 15 tax election for Selman field the local airport. Books close after business Saturday afternoon.

Lillian Collins Selmanfield

Hospital Grounds Graded Ahead of July 1 Opening

Finishing touches at E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital include graded grounds, poured drives and walks, and entrance columns. Officials expect completion in time for the opening on July 1.

E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital

Red Cross Plans Nurses Summer School at Bryn Mawr

Ouachita parish chapter announces a summer training camp for 100 college graduates to become nurses in three months at Bryn Mawr College from June 23 to September 13. Tuition is 100 dollars. applications go to The Red Cross Nurses Training camp Bryn Mawr College Miss Mary Beard director.

Ouachita Parish American Red Cross National Bryn Mawr College Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania Red Cross Nurses Training Camp Pennsylvania Mary Beard Red Cross Vassar College Army Navy Bryn Mawr Beard The

Thief Breaks Into Garage On Erin Street

Acting Chief B L Brantley reports police are investigating a burglary at a garage on Seventh and Erin streets. Victim W B Clark of 607 Erin says an intruder took a 16 inch screw jack valued at 12 dollars a paint brush worth 6 dollars and a bucket of white paint from his garage Monday night.

Seventh Erin Streets B. L. Brantley W. B. Clark Erin

Local Loan Offer Promises Cash Despite Past Payments

A lender advertises loan options to anyone, offering up to half their car payment and extra cash with one signature. No residency restriction to Monroe and a single signature is required. Drive to 500 Walnut St for details.

Monroe Walnut St

Parade Be Held Saturday by Monroe Recreation

The Monroe Recreation department announces a city playground parade Saturday morning starting at 9 30 a m from St Matthews school. It will travel De Siard street through downtown to promote city playgrounds and civic value with bicycle entrants in patriotic colors.

Monroe Recreation Department St. Matthew's School DeSiard Street Lucyle Godwin

Cowboy Kills Aged Mother and Self in Mercy Slaying

In Los Angeles on June 9 a 51-year-old cowboy, Ike Lewin, killed his mother Tina Lewin and then himself in their home, police saying it was a mercy killing after learning she would be placed in a rest home. Detective Lt. George Hill noted Lewin, a stunt rider, had appeared in rodeos.

Los Angeles Tina Lewin Ike Lewin George Hill Lewin

Fight at 217 Seventh Street Lands Three in Custody

One man was hospitalized with head bruises and another man and a woman were jailed after a Monday altercation at 217 Seventh Street. Tom Parsley suffered severe head injuries and was improving at St. Francis sanitarium. Ida Belle Key and Troy Johnson were in city jail charged with disturbing the peace.

217 Seventh Street B. L. Brantley Tom Parsley St. Francis Sanitarium Ida Belle Key Troy Johnson Brantley

Bar Examinations Set for July in New Orleans

Fred G. Hudson Jr of Monroe secretary of the Louisiana Supreme Court committee on bar admissions announced the examination will be held in New Orleans on July 14 15 and 16 with applications due 30 days before the dates. Stephen A Mascaro assistant to the committee can provide blanks and information at 404 Union Building New Orleans.

Fred G. Hudson, Jr Monroe Supreme Court of Louisiana Committee On Bar Admissions New Orleans Stephen A. Mascaro Union Building

Aged Nine Fight Boundary Row in Greensboro Court

Nine plaintiffs with a combined age of 684 years sue in Greensboro Superior Court over a land boundary dispute. The group averages 76 years old, highlighting a lengthy civil action brought by a diverse elderly cohort.

Greensboro N. C Superior Court

Rimrock Dam Water to Support Yakima Valley Irrigation

Rimrock Washington faces reduced water from Scenic Riff rock lake as summer ends. Reclamation Chief D. E. Bay says most water behind Rimrock dam will be drawn off for Yakima valley irrigation, drying up boating center portions of the lake.

Rock Lake Cascades Popul Rimrock Dam Yakim Valley Reclamation D. E. Bay

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