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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1938

Page

3

Earle Strikes Back At Foes In Pennsylvania Probe

The Dauphin county court certified Shelley's petition for a grand jury inquiry into Republican machinery. Earle denounced the probe as partisan and timed to affect the November election. The inquiry was stayed, then reopened with new charges, as Shelley plans preparations.

Dauphin County Shelley Republican State Committee Republican Machine Supreme Court Earle Guy K. Bard

Obituary Notice Corrects Surviving Daughter Name

In the News-Star obituary for Mrs W T Robertson a surviving daughter was misnamed as Mrs E Met tis. It should read Mrs EF Nettles. The correction identifies the proper daughter and preserves the original obituary context.

W. T. Robertson News-Star E. Mettis EF. Nettles

Recipes Demonstrated At School Of Cookery

Mrs Ida M Chitwood publicly demonstrates recipes at Neville high school for the News Star Worlds eighth annual School of Cookery. The lesson includes loaf sandwiches with ham cheese paste poinsettia garnish raw icing for cakes carrot cups stuffed with egg mushroom butter and spinach pork chops with white sauce and cheese crumble jellied ginger ale mousse with pears and whipped cream.

Ida M. Chitwood America News-Star—World Neville High School

Russia Tightens Army as Com missars Push Bolshevism

Russian forces wage a drive to bolster arms and discipline. Political commissars and military officers face reshuffles as the Red Army and Navy press for stronger control, stamping out drunkenness and preventing hidden enemies. Waste and deliberate wrecking hurt production, with officials citing defective materials and haste in output.

Red Star Lenin Stalin Red Fleet B. L. Vannikoff Defense Industry Yannikoff

Eggs steamed in tomato sauce with olives and parsley

Mix tomato paste onion pepper butter salt and olives. Simmer 20 minutes. Butter four custard cups and place two eggs in each preserving yolks. Add parsley, set cups in pan with boiling water, steam ten minutes. Turn onto plates, spoon sauce around, serve immediately.

Old fashioned fruit loaf with jam and spice notes

A traditional batter mixes sifted flour with cinnamon and nutmeg, baking powder, sugar and butter. The recipe folds in egg yolks, buttermilk, dissolved soda, and alternates flour with milk to create a rich batter, then Stir in jam and chopped nuts.

Mrs McKnight Rites Held in Wisner Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs. A P McKnight, 79, who died at her Wisner home, were held Friday afternoon at Holly Grove cemetery. Survived by five sons and seven daughters including W P McKnight, E B McKnight, T S McKnight, Huse McKnight, Dock McKnight, Allene McKnight, and several daughters listed with married names.

Wisner A. P. McKnight Holly Grove W. P. Mc Knight E. B. McKnight T. S. McKnight Huse McKnight Dock McKnight Allene McKnight Hardy Humble W. H. Brown C. L. Thornhill Tom DuBelle Roxy Holder J. M. Bennett

McCall denies guilt in death of Jimmy Cash

McCall faces arraignment with a subdued plea and seeks an attorney. He reportedly expressed a wish for the electric chair rather than life, and a guard says he appeared to crack under the grand jury wait. Hoover’s office released a confession placing kerchiefs over the child’s face, with death arising 15 minutes later. State’s Worley illness delays jury deliberations on kidnap evidence.

Atkinson McCall Clyde Tolson Federal Bureau of Investigation Tolson Princeton J. Edgar Hoover Jimmy G. A. Worley Worley

Governor issues three proclamations in Louisiana

Baton Rouge June 14. Governor Richard W. Leche issued three proclamations designating today as Flag Day Friday as Humanity Day and Sunday as Father’s Day. The Flag Day proclamation urged citizens to display the Stars and Stripes and was dedicated to love of and allegiance to the flag. Father’s Day was proclaimed in honor of the finest fellow in the world. Humanity Day was dedicated to the

Baton Rouge Richard W. Leche

Dancing Cow Causes Fatal Crash in Utah

In Kaysville Utah farmer Otto Ludwig reports his cow panicked in a truck ride. He crashed into a telephone pole after the cow danced in the back, breaking its neck and dying. Ludwig had been transporting the animal home when the incident occurred.

Kaysville Utah Otto Ludwig Ludwig

Student Reunites with Absent Father at Graduation

Burbank California Harold Kaplan, age sixteen, who was raised by his grandparents, learned his real father Morris Goldstein a Joliet Illinois merchant had traveled to attend his son's graduation. The reunion follows Harold locating his father last week after he had not seen him since infancy.

Burbank Calif Harold Kaplan Harold Morris Goldstein Joliet, Ill

Cops and Robbers Toy Pistols Sale Halted in Chicago

In Chicago the police stopped a candy store from selling toy cap pistols after arresting the operator for distributing such weapons. Officers said the pistols fueled criminal tendencies in children, reducing realism in a boys game on the north side.

Chicago

Purdue students tour Chicago in 1909 model car

Two Purdue University students Gordon Fairbanks and Robert Hirchert drove a 1909 model automobile from Lafayette into Chicago's loop. They described the trip as an application of mechanical engineering and noted they whizzed along, passing two wagons a bicycle and three pedestrians.

Chicago Purdue University Loop Lafayette Ind Gordon Fairbanks Robert Hirchert Fairbanks

Rivals Talk on Same Platform in State Primary

The piece lists candidates for South Carolina districts with names from Sumter to Spartanburg. Two congressmen, Richards and Gasque, ran unopposed after entry books closed. Bethea challenged Fulmer in the second district. Hare Vaughn McCaslan span three districts. Bryson opposed Mahon. Taylor opposed McMillan. McMillan opposed by McGowan. Democratic primary on August 30. nomination considered election.

Wyndham M. Manning Sumter Burnet R. Maybank Charleston Neville Bennett Bennettsville House Ben E. Adams John Hughes Cooper D. T. Blackmon Columbia F. M. Easterlin Spartanburg James P. Richards Allard H. Gasque

Named to committee on uniform fruit and vegetable grades

Baton Rouge June M. special Harry D Wilson commissioner of agriculture and immigration has been appointed by A A Brock California commissioner and president of the National Association of Commissioners of Agriculture to serve on a committee with six other members to meet soon and work out uniform standards for grades of fruits and vegetables

Baton Rouge Harry D. Wilson Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration A. A. Brock California National Association of Commisioners of Agriculture

Salvation and Peace Protest Theme in Times of War

A historical document expresses salvation of perishing human beings, protest against war, and a stated faith in peace as a cure for the world’s ills. It frames peace as essential to avert widespread suffering and moral decay amid global conflict.

Paper making evolves from ancient Chinese methods

The article traces current papermaking techniques as an evolutionary development rooted in ancient Chinese practice, highlighting how traditional steps influenced modern processes and materials. It notes continuity in fiber preparation, pulping, and forming methods across centuries.

Tale of Two Eggs in Montana Hen House

In Billings Montana Elmer Pulver entered the state’s biggest egg derby after a hen laid an egg over three ounces, seven and a half inches long and six inches around. A few days later he found another egg in the coop weighing about a half ounce and an inch long.

Billings Mont Elmer Pulver Montana

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