Bezzlement Charge Trails Catalina in Monroe Case
Catalina Bezzlement suspect, 26, of this city faces embezzlement charges for 32.39 allegedly taken from S C Truck Lines. Sheriff Covington said the arrest followed a Wednesday tip from Rolling Fork, Mississippi, with federal inquiry planned for false government material applications. Catalina has prior arrests in Shreveport, Monroe, and DeRidder, including larceny and bigamy sentences.
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Catalina
Mississippi
Monroe
S. C
Cov
Jackson
Miss
Rolling
Rolling Fork
John A. Catalina, Jr
Coverdale
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Shreveport
DeRidder
Criminal Insane Asylum
Confirmation Planned Here at Temple B'nai Israel
Confirmation services will be held at Temple B'nai Israel Sunday at 3 p.m. The class includes B Manuel Ablon Jean E Ansel Ledolph Baer Ida Sophie Davidson Shirley F Kaplan Hans Kahn David L Kahn Joy Elaine Michael D Jean Pickens Richard J Rosenbaum Jack Rubin Morris Scharff Carolyn Rose Strauss Leroy Stern. The program features a processional opening prayer Torah service What Is Judaism Manuel Ablon The Mission of Israel Ledolph Baer The Future of Judaism Morris Scharff My Jewish Future Leroy Stern Solo Mrs A M Serex My Confirmation Jack Rubin Jews in a World at War Jean Pickens Heroism Richard Rosenbaum What is Prayer Joy Michael Anthem choir Address to parents Jean Ansell Floral offering Sophie Davidson Rabbi s charge to Confirmants Presentations of certificates Sam Smith president of congregation Anthem choir Closing prayer Shirley Kaplan Blessing of Confirmants Rabbi Hirsch A reception will follow. The choir will render telecum for the confirmation comprised of Mrs A M Serex Mrs BR George Walter Minniear W S Harrell and Leon Hammands organist.
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Temple B'nai Israel
B. Manuel Ablon
Jean E. Ansel
Ledolph Baer
Ida Sophie Davidson
Shirley F. Kaplan
Hans Kahn
David L. Kahn
Joy Elaine Michael
D. Jean Pickens
Richard J. Rosenbaum
Jack Rubin
Morris Scharff
Carolyn Rose Strauss
Leroy Stern
Hana Kahn
Manuel Ablon
A. M. Serex
Jean Pickens
Richard Rosenbaum
Joy Michael
Jean Ansell
Sophie Davidson
Sam Smith
Shirley Kaplan
Rabbi Hirsch
A. M Serex
BR. George
Walter Minniear
W. S. Harrell
Leon Hammands
Truce Reached in Slacks Controversy at Ford Plant
Detroit June 10 workers at Ford Motor Highland Park plant reached a truce in the slacks controversy. Women near machinery wore dresses for three days, refused to work unless allowed to wear slacks, and will re-don slacks pending a grievance appeal to a Ford-United Auto Workers board.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
United Automobile Workers
Ford
Eppes
Ben Garrison
Ford Lout 20
U. A
W-Col
Local arrests by sheriffs deputies on Wednesday
Deputies Cline Mitchell and Downing arrested three local men on various charges and George Keglar was arrested for assault. The suspects were held in the parish jail with investigations and district court trials pending.
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Cline, Mitchell
Downing
George Keglar
Henry Nickerson
Ide Taylor
Charley McGee
Coal Workers Wage Accord Splits Paced By Dispute
The May 31 report details a split in coal wage talks with Central Pennsylvania Producers signing a separate deal with United Mine Workers led by John L. Lewis. The agreement offers a $1 daily raise for underground travel time and awaits War Labor Board approval.
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Ickes
Bons
Lewis
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Ming Workers
Central Pennsylvania Producers Association
U. M W
Charlie O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania
Clearfield Belt
Lewin
War Labor Board
WLB
O'Neill
O'Neil
Salary log jam broken breaks in salary requests
Washington June 10 Treasury officials said a long standing log jam on salary increase requests has been broken and regional salary stabilizations directors will act promptly on all pending cases. The treasury controls salary increases of five thousand dollars and more and all unorganized white collar workers earning less. Denied requests may be appealed to Washington.
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Washington
UF — Treasury
Roosevelt
Treasury
The
South Side Home Fire Damages Residence on South Grand Street
Fire crews from stations 2 4 and 6 led by Captains Hale Liles Dorteh and Dupree extinguished a morning blaze at 1910 South Grand Street caused by a disconnected gas stove. The damage was light and a false alarm earlier at 10 pm Wednesday drew three companies to Glenmer and North Third streets amid warnings against repeat alarms.
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Hale
Liles
Dorteh
Dupree
South Grand Street
Glenmer
North Third Streets
Bicycle Theft Report Leads to 9-Year-Old Suspect
Arnold Simmons reports his bicycle stolen Thursday. Police recovered the vehicle and apprehended a Black boy, 9, who allegedly took the bike. He was brought before Chief Brantley with his mother for a discussion. the youth has prior theft charges.
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Armold Simmons
Jackson Street
B. L. Brantley
Coffee roll back called publicity by coffee official
New Orleans June 10 W F Williamson secretary manager of the National Coffee association said the proposed roll back of coffee prices was a deliberate publicity stunt. He traveled from New York to address a meeting of all New Orleans coffee trade branches and criticised the plan as unsound and aimed at headline grabbing while predicting improved supply and shipments soon easing the shortage.
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New Orleans
W. F. Williamson
National Coffee Association
Williamson
New York
Prentiss Brown
United States
Office of Price Administration
Paraguay President Morinigo Guests at White House
Washington June 10 President Higinio Morinigo of Paraguay is the guest of President Roosevelt at the White House. The South American leader was greeted with full military honors upon arrival yesterday. His visit includes tours of various war manufacturing centers.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Higinio Morinigo
Paraguay
White House
Washington clerks plan June 15 burn of collars and ties
In Washington on June 10, government clerks forming the Brotherhood of Sensible Men plan a mass meeting on the Elipse in front of the White House to burn stiff collars neckties and other traditional garb. They argue cool attire is needed while zoot suits proliferate elsewhere.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Brotherhood of
White House
Japanese War Office Shuffles Commands In Tokyo Broadcast
Associated Press reports the Japanese war office announced changes in army posts. Lt Gen Sano named chief of staff at home defense, Gen Sakaguchi made Zentanji division commander, and Gen Kuribayashi to Tokyo division. A separate broadcast claimed 249 Allied planes shot down or damaged in the South Pacific from March to May, though unconfirmed.
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Japanese War Office
Tadayoshi Sano
Home Defense
Tokyo
Associated Press
Sano
Shizuo Sakaguchi
Philippines
Java
Tadamichi Kuri
Visitors at Montezuma Castle Monument rise in early years
The Montezuma Castle National Monument in Arizona welcomed 8 078 visitors in 1930 and 7 887 in 1938, reflecting growing interest in the site during the period.
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Arizona
Montezuma Castle National Monument
Ad promotes FASTEETH denture adhesive powder
An advertisement touts FASTEETH as a firm comfortable denture adhesive with no gummy taste or nausea. It claims alkaline nonacid formula that helps prevent denture slipping and reduces denture odor and breath. Available at any drug store.
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