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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

2

Morehouse to Send Probation Officer to Calif

Ww M Meeks probation officer of parish will attend the no convention of probation of and juvenile judges in San Jane 24 28. Louisiana social workers will attend. Ouachita will not be represented this year. Funds shortage caused policing to reject matching expense money for E L Wright's attendance. Highlights include addresses by Chester B Rowell Miriam Vanters James Plant Justice Miller Samuel Kohs Jane M Hoey.

Ww.m. Meeks Parish San Jane Louisiana Ouachita Indicais Monroe E. L. Wright Chester B. Rowell San Francisco Miriam Vanters Angeles James 8. Plant Juvenile Clinic Newark N. 9 Justice Miller University of Southern California Samuel C. Kohs Court of Domestic Relations Portland Ore Jewish Federation of Charities Brooklyn Jane M. Hoey New York State Crime Commission New York Crime Commission

Dixie Oil Company Recovers Tax Overcharge Refund

The Dixie Oil company of Shreveport Louisiana received a refund of 77811 from the Internal Revenue Bureau for over assessment of income and profits taxes in 1926. The correction was due to deductions allowed for certain expenses tied to exploration and development of oil properties.

Asscated Press Washington Dixie Oil Company Shreveport Internal Revenue Bureau

Reading for High Schoolers Expands with Wide Book List

The Louisiana Library commission highlights rich reading options for high school students. Reads span adventure sea tales, mysteries, humor, animal tales, school stories, and romance with titles like Westward Ho, Captain Blood, The Call of the Wild, Hoosier Schoolboy, Pride and Prejudice, and The Road to Cathay. Newer picks from East shops include Golden Tales of Our America and The Jade Necklace, plus plays like Guki the Moon Boy and The Shady Hill Play Book.

O'Neill Trader Horn Conrad Sabatini Well Sir Conan Doyle Philo Vance Milne Dickens Bangs Styx Gentle Julia Tarkington London Roosevelt Stover Yale Johnson Egglieston Morley Kathleen Irving Untermeyer Austins Pride and Prejudice Donn Byrne Gerber Hudson America Becker Carter Collins Daniels Fos Ginther Hinkle Europe Peck Continent Wilder Folansbee Guki Taylor Shady Hill Jagendorf American Library Association Kelmin Green Martin Johnson Lion Hunter Hick Alexander Hamilton Kyle Lutz Sherwood

Wabash Allowed to Oppose B and O Consolidation Plan

The Interstate Commerce Commission on June 14 authorized the Wabash railroad to intervene against a proposed consolidation by the Baltimore and Ohio system. The involved lines include the Wabash Central of New Jersey Lehigh and Hudson River Western Maryland Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Detroit Toledo and Ironton and the Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville.

IL C. C Associated Press Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Wabash Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Wabash Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Hudson River Western Maryland Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Detroit Toledo Ironton Chicago Indianapolis Louisville

Illiteracy Reduced in Ouachita Parish Certificates Awarded

Educational work under state supervision reports about 1200 people, mostly Black, in Ouachita Parish have received certificates reducing illiteracy in the region. The effort by T H Harris and T C Brown is praised as an excellent record for recent weeks.

T. H. Harris T. C. Brown Ouachita Parish Brown

State plan to cut illiteracy in Louisiana by January

The state supervisor outlines a program including 34 teachers paid 36 dollars each and 14 illiteracy schools still in progress as part of a push to reduce illiteracy in Louisiana before the next census. In Milwaukee a man leaped from a bridge after a 20 minute talk with Officer Falbe, surviving but badly injured.

Mately Louisiana Kluge

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