Mangham resident C S Brunson dies at 72
C S Brunson aged 72 died at his Mangham home after a illness. Funeral at First Baptist church with Rev Holt presiding. Interment in Sims cemetery. Survived by wife and six children Ralph Henry Brunson and others, plus six stepchildren. He had lived in Mangham since 1874 and was active in farming.
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News-Star
GHAM
C. S. Brun
First Baptist Church
Holt
Sims Cemetery
Jonson
Wfe
Ralph
Well
Henry Brunson
Manga
Brunson
Mukwonago
Wis
Negro Severely Burned in Garage Fire Here
John L. Welch a 33 year old black employee of Monroe Auto Supply was badly burned on his legs and hands at 11 am when a metal can of under body paint burst into flames after he used a heavy wrench to open it. He was taken to St Francis sanitarium for treatment. The accident happened in the repair department of the garage.
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John L. Welch
Monroe Auto & Supply Company
St. Francis Sanitarium
Welch
Arrest of Lamer Alexander for licenseless driving
Lamer Alexander was arrested by state highway officer R. W. Ensminger this morning on a charge of operating an auto without a proper license. He was released on his word.
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Lamer Alexander
R. W. Ensminger
Synthetic Red Blood Cure Hint Emerges From Haemin
Munich scientist Dr Hans Fischer and team report the first laboratory synthesis of haemin, the iron carrying component of red blood, after 17 years of work. The achievement promises insight into blood chemistry and potential remedies for anemia and carbon monoxide poisoning.
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P. Jacob
Associated Press
Munich
Germany
Hans Fischer
Munich Polytechnic
Fischer
Dodson's Levertone Relief for Sluggish Liver
A vintage ad promises quick relief for headachy sick or bilious people with Dodson's Levertone. It claims the pure vegetable formula cleanses and tones the liver and bowels, offering a free bottle from Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia if sent today.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Rotary Club Dinner At Ki-Ro-Li Tonight
The Rotary Club cancels its noon luncheon and hosts a night dinner at Ki-Ro-Li at 6 p m. An excellent program is planned featuring Boy Scout camp members from the organization.
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Rotary Club
Ki-Ro-Li
Hotel Virginia
Kiwanis Club Discussion on Move of Express Office
Kiwanis Club of West Monroe held a noon discussion about relocating the American Railway Express Office from the West Monroe station to Monroe. Members debated logistics and impact on local service and commuter flow.
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Kiwanis Club OF
W. Monroe
American Railway Express
West Monroe
Monroe
Club Meeting Seeks Noon Lunch Hour in City
F L Stine director of the First Baptist church choir performed vocal selections with Mrs Stine accompanying at the piano. The note suggests if the removal occurs deliveries will start in West Monroe replacing the current no delivery plan.
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West Monroe
Monroe
F. L. Stine
First Baptist Church
Lower freight rates approved for Bancroft Bag Factory case
Public Service Commissioner H. G. Fields signed an order in case No. 1167, Bancroft Bag Factory of West Monroe versus Yazoo and Mississippi Railroad Company, authorizing reduced freight charges for pulp and paper shipments.
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H. G. Fields
Public Service
Public Service Commission
Bancroft Bag Factory
West Monroe
Yazoo
Mississippi Railroad
Rail Commission Cuts Pulp and Paper Freight Rates
The commission ordered freight rates on pulp and paper reduced from fifteen to ten cents per one hundred pounds with a 60,000 pound minimum between Bastrop and West Monroe. The decree is unanimous and the order will take effect in about two to three weeks.
Indictments Return 24 True Bills by Federal Grand Jury
Associated Press reports in SHREVEPORT that twenty four indictments were returned by the federal grand jury. Most charges involve prohibition narcotic postal and motor vehicle theft violations. Names S M. Martin and Myrtle Stedman appear among those indicted on related charges.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
S. M. Martin
Myrtle Stedman
Defendant Pleads Not Guilty in Mann Act Case
Arraigned before Judge Dawkins, the defendants entered not guilty pleas and were remanded for trial.
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Dawkins
Two Cars Collide at DeSiard and Congo Streets
Police report a collision at DeSiard and Congo streets at 5:15 p m yesterday involving R A Goza of 4307 Lee Avenue and C P Hall of 407 Thomas Street. Both cars were damaged and a parked vehicle sustained a rear dent. Goza drove west on DeSiard while Hall turned left into Consumers Ice company drive.
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R. A. Goza
Lee Avenue
C. P. Hall
Thomas Street
DeSiard
Congo Streets
Mr. Goza
DeSiard Street
Mr. Hall
Consumers’ Ice Company
Case to be tried in It Court over driver fault
The case will be tried in it court to determine which driver was at fault. The outcome will establish responsibility in the vehicular incident.
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Mallinson
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Hollywood
DeSiarp
Sealy
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