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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

2

Potter Retirement Shifts Flood Board in Deep South View

The article reviews Colonel Potter’s retirement from the flood control board and the appointment of Colonel Thomas H B Jackson. It notes policy clashes over reservoir versus by pass flood control measures, and warns Boeuf valley residents to organize for greater consideration under flood control laws.

Louisiana Arkansas Cel Charles Hearings Potter Flood Board Ission Jackson Jadwin Cape Girardieu Baton Rouge Boeuf Valley

New traffic code to be enforced in ten days

The Value of The News-Star reports a new traffic ordinance will take effect in ten days. It speeds traffic, improves parking, and lowers the minimum fine to one dollar for minor infractions, with drivers urged to study the rulebook and observe diligently.

News-Star

Senate to Decide Mineral Tax Burden Policy

The measure puts the issue before the Senate to decide whether an excessive tax burden will be placed on mineral producing parishes. The upper house should seek reductions in rates to protect mineral areas while fostering prosperity and industrial activity.

McClanahan Senate

Convention Wednesday Drama Shapes Delegation Power

A fragmentary report describes delegates pressing toward the convention with decisiveness, claiming their actions carry more influence than long speeches. The scene reflects tension within the Democratic ranks as future actions loom.

T Hoover

RIGHT ANGLES: SHAME ON US FOR HAWK SLAUGHTER

Alexander Cairns argues against cruel traps in state game preserves that slaughter hawks and injure eagles. He cites a world renowned bird scientist showing hawks rarely prey on pheasants and calls for Audubon societies to act to protect raptors.

New Jersey National Association of Audubon Societies King Features Syndicate, Inc

Col Thomas H Jackson to lead Mississippi River Commission

Col Thomas H Jackson of the Corps of Engineers U S A appointed president of the Mississippi River Commission replacing Col Cal Dobtor. Jackson, born 1874 in Canada, has West Point 1899 and a long engineers career including World War I service and the Distinguished Service Medal.

Coolidge Thomas HB. Tackson River Commission Colonelson Army Engineer Sacramio Valley sAvacatad Mississimi River Col Thomas H. Jackson Corps of Engineers U.S. A Mississippi River Commission Cal. Carles. Y. Dobtor Canada West Point Michigan Col. Jackson Donald H. Connolly U. S&s Jackson New Orleans San Francisco Memphis Duluth Porto Rico St. Louis St. Paul Portland Ore Boston Washington American Society of Civil Engineers Potter

Man Uses Burnt Cork to Alter Identity at Arraignment

Boston police arrest a prisoner who appeared Black as coal at his arraignment after a night of questioning. A burnt cork piece revealed his ruse as an old offender’s identity was concealed.

Boston

Berlin marks Beetho ven centennial with music scholarship

Berlin votes 10000 marks to fund a musical scholarship in honor of Beetho ven on the centenary of his death, reflecting city ceremonies and support for the arts.

Berlin Beethoven

Mexico City eases customs and immigration checks

Mexican authorities relax customs and immigration inspections to encourage more tourist travel into Mexico City.

Mexico City

Portland Legion Plans 300 Member Relief Corps

Portland's American Legion post plans a relief corps of 300 volunteers to aid civil authorities in emergencies, outlining a rapid response capability for disaster situations and public safety support.

Portland American Legion Post

Kaiser's and Saxon King's Congratulatory Messages Noted

Berlin reports mixed official greetings as Wilhelm and Frederich August both send congratulations to the Bremen crew. Wilhelm, speaking for the empress, extends compliments while Frederich August signs his own message as former reigning king of Saxony.

Berlin Germany Bremen Saxony Wilhelm Frederich August

Paris Gambler Doubles Capital with Roulet System

A Parisian using stage money has devised a system that has doubled his capital at roulette. He has yet to tackle Monte Carlo and its games.

Paris Roulette Monte Carlo

Aviation rivalry and local airport pride in Northwest Louisiana

The Cabin discusses Monroe and Shreveport air facilities with Dawes and Hunter families linked to regional oil and gas growth. It argues Selman field could host bombing planes while Shreveport’s hangar and size lag, praising Monroe's lead and aviation progress amid regional booster clashes. It mentions a dared letter about poker raids and editorial caution.

Monroe Red River Shreveport Ouachita Selman Field Chamber of Commerce Chamber Caddo Dawes North Louisiana South Mr. Hunter Chicago

Climate and Essentials for Tuberculosis Treatment

The article discusses the debated role of climate in tuberculosis care. It argues that rest, good food, and careful supervision are essential in any climate, with climate adding only a limited ten percent improvement when affordable. If resources allow, combining climate with basics offers the best outcome, but proper care remains paramount.

Visitors and relocations fill local social notes

Fifteen years ago Miss Ruth Webb visits relatives in Farmer. Mrs H M Elder spends days in Jones as guest of Mrs J W McWilliams. Mrs L H Casper visits Bastrop parents. Perry family at country home for summer. W L Malone of Homer La visits sister in law Mrs R L Gibson. Cahn and Eloise return from Mer Rouge. Massengill visits Marion Ark. Ila Yearwood joins Mrs R L Gibson in Loftown. Dr W L Jones attends State Dental meeting in Shreveport with brother Dr Lawrence Jones. J D Herron of Roswell NM visits West Monroe relatives. W D Bozone buys Walnut street lot from Earnest Breard adjoining W R Gordon residence.

H. M. Elder Jones J. W. McWilliams L. H. Casper Skipwith Bastrop J. R. Perry Ward One W. L. Malone Homer R. L. Gibson Jackson Street W. B. Baring Ila Yearwood Loftown W. L. Jones Shreveport State Dental Association Lawrence Jones J. D. Herron Roswell New Mexico J. R. Mitchell West Monroe W. D. Bozone Earnest Breard Walnut Street W. R. Gordon

Misses May Beth and Lois Thibo deaux host dinner party

Misses May Beth and Lois Thibo deaux entertained college friends with a dinner party Friday evening. Guests included Miss Lee Plaquemine Miss Opal McCrary of Bristol Virginia and Misses Margie Scott Irma and Virginia Robinson of Bastrop. Clarence Clark Jr of Mississippi visited his parents.

Swartz S. R. Daniels D. Hollyfield Winnfield Mary Clark Cladys Iris Montgomery Bonita Louise Yeldell Glen Nesom Lake Providence Julian Smith K. L. Rhodes Bastrop C. L. Clark David Pipes Ella Pipes Gertrude Ladison Collinston May Beth Lois Thibodeaux Mesdames David Ogden Clyde Campbell Monroe L. B. Umsted Little Rock Ark H. H. Clark Joseph Davenport Otto Conner Virginia Irma Robinson Margie Scott Dan Barnes Little Pine Bluff D. J. Davey Robert Ayecock Rilate el Dorado

Independent votes fail to dislodge Delhi nominees

In Delhi on June 14 the general town election saw light turnout. All Democratic nominees won with minor independent votes, notably 27 for mayor for Dr Nash Collins despite his protest. Aldermen results ranged from 67 to 70 votes, and Marshal J M Lane received 75. Newly elected officials will take office July 1.

News-Star Delhi Dr. Nash Collins C. E. Wiggins C. P. Baxter J. H. Hart F. G. Hulse C. V. Hunt Geo. Koutezky Marshal J. M. Lane

Rome to Africa by air links announced

The Associated Press reports Rome will connect by air with Tripoli and other African cities, creating an air transport route from Rome to Africa. Another airline will link Rome, Syracuse, Tripoli, and Benghazi across the Mediterranean, extending service to Libya.

Africa Associated Press Rome Roma Tripoli Syracuse Benghazi Mediterranean Sea

Licensing inspector notes dwindling Marlboro applicants

A Massachusetts licensing inspector reports shrinking applicant numbers as drivers seek testing in nearby cities with flatter terrain, amid an investigation into statewide license testing patterns.

Marlboro Mass

Radio Schedule Highlights National Convention Coverage

A dense listing of radio programs across U S stations for Thursday June 14 in Central Standard Time, detailing concert, Maxwell Hour, Hoover Sentinels, and Republican Convention broadcasts. Includes station call letters, cities, program names, and times across WJZ WGN WLS WCCO WAAF KDKA and others.

Hetela Jef Andy WJZ KDKA Hoover Mentinels WEAF WRC WGY WTAM WWJ Wsai WEBH KWOO WDAF WFAA WHAS W&m WMC WSB Maxwell Franklin Baur KDEA WLW WRHM KPRC WSM WJAX WGR Pee WIMJ KSD KVOO Cby Associated Press KYW Chicago WBBM Nighthawks WJJD Hoover Sentinels Children of Mooseheart WGN WLIB Quin Hal Del Glenn WQJ Whitney Davis Cincinnati Hoover_ Sentinels Cleveland Cavaliers WOC Davenport Sentinel Old Counsel New York River National Dance Orchestra Old Counselor Maxwell Hour Slumber Music Newark R. M. A. Banquet Des Moines Orchestra R. Bl. A. Banquet Wex-Wir Detroit WOWO Ft. Wayne Chamber of Commerce Weant Ad Club WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Ennsylvanians St. Louis Tulsa Claxwell WCBD Zion Invisible Lopez Orchestra Buffalo Kdka Piittsburgh Wagy Schenectady Mohawik Valley Washington Atlanta Colgate Hour KRLD Dallas Louisville RAL A. Banquet Memphis WBAP Fort Worth Nashville Manie WSMB New Orleans WOAI San Antonio Denver KFI Los Angeles California Dodge KNX KGO Oakland

Read News Star Classifieds for Results

A collage of humor columns and quips from 1928 features jokes on marriage, manners, and daily life. Witty bits reference neighborhood life, a doctor with swinging doors, and small restaurant portions, closing with a copyright credit to King Features Syndicate.

King Features. Syndicate, Inc

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