Farms' Yields Must Increase Says AAA Head
Washington June 17. Chester C. Davis AAA administrator told Secretary Wallace that production limits will not guide a permanent policy for agriculture. In his annual 1934 report he cited 3.6 million adjustment contracts and referendum use, noting farmers can seek central government help without abandoning democratic foundations. The outlook ties welfare gains to higher production.
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Washington
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
AAA
Davis
Lican
Idaho
House
Congress
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Roosevelt
Brookings Institution
Chester Davis
Auto Show Plans Being Formulated
The Monroe West Monroe area plans an auto show with noon to 9 30 pm hours, cash awards Monday night, and showings in dealers showrooms all week. Mayors Bernstein and Bell will open with speeches and various dealers and service stations participate.
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Arnold Bernstein
Monroe
C. C. Bell
West Monroe
Legal Notice of Property Appraisal in Monroe Louisiana
Bennie Craig is cited in No 24,227 for sale of described real estate to satisfy appraisement. The property is lot seventeen of square one in Maryland Brooks addition to Monroe Louisiana. Sheriff conducts the sale to the highest bid.
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People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Bennie Craig
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Maryland Brooks
Seizure and Sale Notices in Ouachita Parish 1935
Public auctions in Monroe Louisiana under writs of seizure. Sheriff Milton Cordendale offers 80 acres in section 14 township 15 north range 2 east, at the Ouachita courthouse on June 29 1935. Terms cash without appraisal. Other notice lists lots 8 and 9 in Johnston addition Brownville to be sold at Monroe courthouse.
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Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
State of Louisiana
Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
William Augustus Walker
Parish of
Parish
Louisiana
Township 15
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
R. E. Skipper
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Monroe
Eixty
Johnston
Brownville
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
W. H. Faust
Verna Faust Manning
J. M. Manning
Ouachita River
L. A. Davie
J. M
Amelia Faust
I. Garrett
L. A. Davis
Faust
B. Dunn
H. H. Filbiol
New Orleans vs Faust and Manning land sale details
Parcel sale in Ouachita parish listing multiple tracts from New Orleans against New Orleans party and Verna Faust Manning. Describes sections, townships, and acreages totaling hundreds of acres with river-bound boundaries and paths for commission and sale terms. Proceedings dated Monroe Louisiana May June 10 27 26 10988.
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Milton Coverdale
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Monroe
Long view policy for agriculture urged by Davis
Davis calls for a long term farm policy that raises purchasing power for food and fiber, eases barriers to international trade, and links adjustment programs to efficient land use. He cites past mistakes such as settlement, over cultivation, erosion, depletion, overproduction, overgrazing, and public land abuse.
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Davis
Governor Orders Arbitration Of Street Car Strike In Omaha
Governor Cochran acts to arbitrate a street car strike in Omaha amid martial law. About 1 800 workers occupy the city. Ernest Bowerman of the Omaha Central Labor union serves as arbitrator. The governor orders cars hauled to barns by 11 am and directs guards to back the measure.
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Omaha
Ernest Bowerman
Omaha Central Labor Union
Leo Bozell
Gen. Paul
Nebraska Governor Issues Ultimatum
Governor Cochran declared martial law in Omaha after street car strikes turned deadly. He demanded immediate acceptance of a six point arbitration plan within 11 hours and completion by midnight Thursday under military authority. A second death occurred as rioting continued amid guards and a military court prosecution.
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Omaha
Neb
R. L. Cochran
Cochran
Nebraska National Guard
Dewey R. McCoy
John Custer
South Omaha
Walter H. Jurgensen
South
Missouri National Guard
St. Louis
Nebraska
Floods Again Harass Arkansas Residents Across Counties
A two inch Newport downpour raised flood fears as White river threatens the Stephens Reed dike. About 100 people were homeless in Jackson county White and Black river bottoms last week. Forrest City suffered a severe storm flooding streets. lightning struck a house as the city lacked power. Further statewide rain worsens farmer work disrupted by floods.
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van Buren
Newport
Ark
White River
Stephens-Reei
Jackson County
Forrest City
George Manteris Improves After Sudden Heart Trouble
George Manteris suffered a sudden heart trouble Sunday night and was rushed by ambulance to the Vaughan-Wright-Bender clinic. By Monday he was much improved and invited friends to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Manteris
Vaughan-Wright-Bender
Farmer Held For Murder Of Deputy Sheriff Gunter Funeral Held
A deputy sheriff was stabbed amid a conflict with a man named Ziegler who had troubled the officer. The deputy fired twice. both shots missed. Ziegler suffered only a forehead cut from a blunt weapon. Funeral services for Gunter were conducted at the Eros Baptist church with burial in Antioch cemetery. Surviving family members include a widow, five daughters, and four sons from Eros.
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Ziegler
Jonesboro
Gunter
Eros Baptist Church
Morris Curry
Alexandria
S. L. Bunch
Monroe
Antioch Cemetery
Katie Krowell
Mattie Phillips
Harry Phillips
Elizabeth
Minnie Gunter
Eros
Webb
Jessie
Arthur
William Gunter
Functioning of New NRA Begun Congress Speeds Action
Chairman McSwain calls a House military committee session to seek a compromise with opponents who say the Tennessee Valley Authority is unconstitutional. Harry L. Hopkins reports a relief decline and meets state W P A officials to launch a 4 000 000 000 work relief program to move jobless from relief to work in six months. Morgenthau declines to comment on Basel central bank reports of U S rescue of the French franc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
McSwain
South Carolina
House Military Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Morgenthau
Basle
Switzerland
New NRA Program Getting Organized Under Roosevelt Plan
Washington dispatch notes a reorganized NRA under acting administrator James L. O Neill as the agency seeks to educate the public on NRA principles, while social security debates and potential constitutional changes loom. Prentiss L. Cooney leads a division to help craft voluntary codes as the administration faces multiple bills in Congress.
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Washington
New Deal
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
NRA
James L. O'Neill
The
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Prentiss L. Cooney
Senate
Senator Borah
Repub
Samuel Bendel Dies Suddenly at Son's Home
Samuel Bendel dies suddenly at his son's home between Monroe and Houston where he had lived with his son Dr Bendel. He was known for public spirit and broad learning. Survived by widow daughter Mrs Goodman in San Francisco two brothers and three sisters and three grandchildren. Pallbearers listed for Monday funeral include Drs Brown Mi lam and Wright.
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Monroe
Dr. Bendel
Houston
A. B. Goodman
Mr. Bendel
Goodman
San Francisco
Calif
Henry Bendel
New York City
Ike Bendel
Lafayette
Myrtil Meyer
Sig Kahn
Adolph Mayer
Marian
Adrian B. Goodman
W. L. Bendel, Jr
J. P. Brown
D. T. Milam
Morris del
Orleans pastors denounce governor over gambling near New Orleans
In sermons the Rev John Samuel Land and Rev W W Holmes condemn gambling as a demoralizer of youth and urge action against officials who enable or protect casinos near the city as large houses open in St Bernard and Jefferson parishes. The governor said he knew nothing of gambling near New Orleans.
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St. Bernard
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans
John Samuel Land
St. Charles Avenue Presbyterian Church
W. W. Holmes
Rayne Memorial Methodist Church
Ruston Preachers Oppose Gambling Fallout from New Orleans
In Ruston Louisiana three ministers denounce gambling linked to Huey Long's influence in New Orleans. Dr. W J Bolin Rev S E McFadden and Rev R W Vaughn urge Christians to support reform and oppose corrupt politicians who enable gambling and its moral decay.
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Ruston
New Orleans
Huey Long
W. J. Bolin
First Baptist Church
S. E. McFadden
Presbyterian Church
R. W. Vaughn
Methodist
Small U S airlines employ mostly small staffs
Only six per cent of United States commercial aviation firms hire more than 15 workers. Four-fifths run with six or fewer active employees. A Yorkshire family found four-year-old dolls pillow revealing $400 in bills.
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United States
Yorkshire
Eng
Poisoned kidneys remedy claim in old ad copy
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to “flush poisons and acid from kidneys” and ease bladder irritation. It claims relief from nighttime urination and lists other kidney and bladder symptoms such as burning, backache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes, urging a 35 cent package.
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Haarlem
Ady
Monroe Delegates Attend Methodist Assembly at Centenary
The young people's assembly of the Methodist church opened its annual session at Centenary College in Shreveport. Monroe churches and district delegates attended with a sizable group. A Tallulah bus joined the journey to Shreveport Monday morning. The assembly runs through Saturday and is the final of three held since June 1.
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Young People's Assembly of the Methodist Church
Centenary College
Shreveport
Monroe
Tallulah
Calles to Leave Public Affairs as Crisis Eases
General Calles said he would depart to his Sinaloa ranch to avoid misinterpretation of his intent to intervene in public affairs. He spoke from Cuernavaca via a statement released in the capital. Meanwhile Kentucky's emergency relief administration distributed seeds for 108 000 relief gardens statewide.
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Tage
General Calles
Sinaloa
Cuernavaca
Kentucky Emergency Relief Administration
Clarks dancing pupils to stage recital at Liberty Theater
Miss Irene Quinn Renaud of Monroe presents her Clarks dancing class in a Liberty theater program Tuesday night. Participants include Harrietta Cobb Billy Harrison Billy Mc Dermott Bobby Jean Smith LaVerne Meek Mary Beth Lewis Leon Jones Gloria Hair LaVerne Lewis Winifred Richman Dorothy Richman Marjorie Lewis Marion Hopkins Otis Biggs Agnes Hendricks. A collection of 50 rare toads in the Washington zoo is noted.
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Clarks
Irene Quinn Renaud
Monroe
Liberty Theater
Harrietta Cobb
Billy Harrison
Billy McDermott
Bobby Jean Smith
LaVerne Meek
Mary Beth Lewis
Leon Jones
Gloria Hair
LaVerne Lewis
Winifred Richman
Dorothy Richman
Marjorie Lewis
Marion Hopkins
Columbia
Otis Biggs
Agnes Hendricks
Grayson
How To Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
An advertisement touts "B. C." a remedy crafted by a registered pharmacist. It claims quick relief for violent headaches muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 25¢ and larger packages at drugstores.
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B. C
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Edgar Q Hyde
J. M. Grimmet
Sidney V. Freeman
Steele-Madden
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Vienna
George Schirmer
Bert
Paul
Arkansas
Caliente
Warner Bros
Pat O’brien
Dolores del Rio
Paramount Theater
Samuel Bendel
Son
Orleans
Gov. Allen
Bee Brand
McCormick
McCormick & Co, Inc
Baltimore
Methodist Assembly
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Ane
Mae
Adolph Zukor
Mae West
Paramount
Alexander Hall
Thelma Todd
Patsy Kelly
Misses Stooge
Pat O'Brien
Edward Everett Horton
Glenda Farrell
Marcos
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