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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1933
Page
8
The king welcomes delegates from League of Nations members and non members, including dominions and the Indian empire. He stresses global economic stress, hopes for cooperation, and notes rising unemployment as a central concern guiding the restoration effort.
New York reports the Georgian Mdivani princes again in romance news as Prince Alexis plans marriage to Barbara Hutton, heiress to Woolworth millions, set for June 20 in Paris. The piece traces the dynasty’s marriages, noting Alexis’s planned union after previous royal matches including Louise Astor Van Alen and reports of other royal brides.
In a crisis context, the speaker appeals for worldwide cooperation to harness resources for civilization progress. He notes no resource diminishment and cites discovery, invention, and organization expanding production. He urges mutual consultation as first action and hopes the conference leads to prosperity and order. The king and Prime Minister MacDonald depart after a bowing ceremony.
Promotes a tonic that claims to rebuild red blood cells and hemoglobin. Advises taking 8.8.8 for energy preservation and notes two sizes at drug stores, with the larger size offered as more economical. Emphasizes personal determination to stay healthy.
Prime Minister MacDonald spoke to delegates invoking gratitude to the king and warning that the world faces a dire economic crisis. He stressed debt issues and Lausanne as a precursor to recovery, urging completion of Lausanne and coordinated debt relief while underscoring mutual enrichment and international effort.
Washington reports the American delegation to the London international monetary and economic conference includes Cordell Hull as chairman and James M. Cox as vice chair. Other officials listed are Key Pittman Samuel D. McReynolds Ralph W. Morrison William C. Bullitt James P. Warburg Fred K. Neilsen Herbert Feis James C. Dunn and a group of technical advisors led by Henry Morgenthau Sr. Raymond Moley may join later. Canvas covers over plant beds raise temperatures to save tender plants from frost in Tennessee.
J. K. Spencer, tied to the Cooperative Burial association of Monroe, posted bond in Rayville on multiple charges after being taken into custody Sunday. He claims the accusations by Preacher Perry of the Reliance Burial association in Baton Rouge stem from business rivalry and that he acted legally. He cited a $450 bond and denied threats or unauthorized activity.
Chief Detective Edward F. Tewhey reported a youth confessed to killing his mother, Mrs. MacDonald, after a quarrel over reform school and money. The killing occurred between two and three a.m. on May 27. The youth allegedly learned of the crime from a Louisville newspaper account and admitted the act.
A legal fight over the validity of the bill of information tied to Allgood’s insanity plea ends with Judge Shell ruling the assistant district attorney acted within authority. Thornhill’s signing status is deemed legal until replacement. Trials: Roy Garrett for breaking and entering Tuesday, Mrs. Frank Manley for murder Wednesday, John Skiles’ trial postponed due to a stroke.
Suction from waterspouts and a chaotic whirlpool event on the lake drowned four people and left one missing as dozens of resorters fled the heat and clung to overturned craft amid powerful winds.
Dr M E Dodd pastor of First Baptist Shreveport will lead revival services at West Monroe starting next Sunday with musical programs by John S Ramon d of Shreveport. Ramon d is Louisiana Baptist convention recording secretary and Dodd recently elected Southern Baptist convention president. Rev E E Huntsberry of West Monroe says the series should be highly successful with such capable leaders.
The funeral for 24 year old Andrew Morehead took place at 3 p m Sunday at his mother Mrs Kate Morehead’s home in West Monroe with Rev Louis Hoffpaulr of First Methodist officiating. Burial followed at Riverview Burial Park after Morehead died earlier in the week in Lexington Mississippi.
Sheriff Corry and Marshal Hardy pursued two Barrow brothers after a kidnapping at a Pritchard home. The outlaws overpowered officers, disarmed them, and fled with the two officers in Corry’s car. An auburn-haired woman linked to the Barrows reportedly aided the escape as a posse trailed toward Texas and Oklahoma.
The Jackson Mississippi Regional Agricultural Credit corporation had 3,429,324 in outstanding loans to farmers and stockmen as of May 27. Gov Morgenthau announced total loans of 136,017,201 to 106,394 farmers and stockmen, with 8,330,426 repaid by May 27. One thousand of 3,000 Washington county Tennessee farmers marketed 40 carloads of veal calves in 1932 and sold them cooperatively.
Washington June 12 The preserve officers training corps and citizens military training cam will open restrictedly this year Secretary Dern informed commander of the nine corps areas The order says ROTC camps will be four weeks instead of six and CMTC admissions be limited to those who completed the basic course.
A one year old child, unnamed, was found beaten to death in a Miami house. Neighbors reported June Lund, age 1, and her mother Katherine Lund in critical condition, with poisoning suspected for another casualty. Police described the child as near death from injuries and believed the dead child to be a daughter of Mrs. Lund.
Advert says loss of appetite signals rundown and recommends Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and tasteless quinine as blood building and purifying. Claims three days to notice appetite, energy, and vigor returning. pleasant to take with no quinine taste. suitable for children. sold by all stores.
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