National Guard at Shoals Mills as Strikes Resume
National Guard troops were posted near the Shoals Manufacturing plant as operations resumed amid a strike vote for picketing. Union leaders urged organization while warning of discrimination claims, with speakers including Thomas F. McMahon and George L. George criticizing the Ware Shoals department.
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Eenwood
Greenville
RK. E. Campbell
Will
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
George L. George
American Federation of Labor
Owen D. Corman
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Ware Shoals
Wisner Social Roundup Reports Local Visits and Guests
C L Enright of Sicily Island visited Wisner on business. Marvine Lewis of Chase as a guest of her sister Mrs T K Ore. J W Chambers of Sicily Island and Mecom Kendrick of Ward Two were in Wisner on business. Mrs W M Farris of Monroe stays with her husband in Wisner. Marjory Ward of Gilbert visits Hare Glasgow for several days. Families from Natchez, McComb, Gilbert, Semmary, Alto, Jackson Tenn and other areas were noted as visitors or hosts during the week.
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News-Star
Wisner
C. L. Enright
Sicily Island
Saturn
Marvine Lewis
Chase
T. Kore
J. W. Chambers
Marjory Ward
Gilbert
Hare Glasgow
C. HL. Foster
S. M. Stigall
Seminary
Miss
C. Stigall
Eleanor
Irma Stigall
E. L. Lewis
S. H. Hatherwick
Alto
Aliie Craven
Jackson
Tenn
A. B. Mitchell
A. Carnack
Wisner Latur
J. F. Thornhill
Ft. Necessity
Chas. Campbell
Ferriday
Fred Greer
Campbell
E. E. Ewing
J. W. Irby
H. B. DeWitt
Willie Evans
Katie Meyers
Tillman Graham
James Risher
St. Joseph
M. P. Colson
Monroe
Loyd Gill
W. A. Tucker
Vicksburg
E. T. Webb
Suny
A. Ensminger
S. H. Ensminger
Second woman joins Ramsay MacDonald cabinet
In the Labor Cabinet Susan Lawrence parliamentary secretary to the ministry of health becomes the second woman to be appointed to Ramsay MacDonald's cabinet.
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Susan Lawrence
Ministry of Health
Ramsay MacDonald
Model Church Theme Tonight At First Methodist
A mid week prayer service at First Methodist will study "A Model Church" led by pastor Marion B. Monk. The 45 minute service begins at 8 PM and invites the public to attend. A Grand Leader show window at 220 DeSiard Street was found unlocked last night at 10:10 PM. no items were reported missing.
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First Methodist Church
Marion
Monk
DeSiard Street
Ike Demenski
C. H. Sisson
Monroe trip report mentions Barnes and Risher
The text notes C. D. Barnes and Robbie Risher of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bonner traveling to Delhi on Sunday afternoon.
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Monroe
National Guard Band Concert Tonight at Forsythe Park Pool
The 156th Infantry National Guard band performs at Forsythe Park pool tonight at 8 o'clock. The program includes The Fez March, Water Lilies, Old Comrades March, Bowl of Pansies, Carolina Moon, Princess of India, and Yankee Nation among others.
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156Th Infantry National Guard
Forsythe Park
T. Panella
Webb Huff
Julius Reynard
Carolina Moon
Davis Burke
la Pies
Turpins Leave Mer Rouge After Week Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Turpin and family finish a week with relatives and return home to Shaw Mississippi. Mrs. L. F. Carr and daughter Martha of Dayton arrive for a month with the Mellwaine family. Mrs. Ernestine Graves and Mrs. Earl Andrews visit Rayville. Sam Ogden and Louise Graves visit Monroe. C. A. Budreau and baby motor to Lake Providence.
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Star
Mer Rouge
Larkin Turpin
Shaw
Miss
L. F. Carr
Martha
Dayton
Ohio
J. R. Mellwaine
Ernestine Graves
Earl Andrews
Rayville
Sam Ogden
Louise Graves
Monroe
C. A. Budreau
Baby
Lake Providence
ZEMO Scalp Treatment Promises Dandruff Relief
An antiseptic liquid named ZEMO claims to cool cleanse and heal the scalp where dandruff and itching vanish. It advertises use for all skin irritations with price points of 60c 85c and 1.00.
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Zemo
Local Social News Highlights from Sunday Gatherings
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dubose and Dr. E. M. Clark with Mrs. Clark returning from Strong Arkansas for a funeral. George T. Madison, Mary Moss, and others visited family in Davenport and Crowder, while Shreveport trips and Bastrop en route visits occurred. Sophie Newcomb students Mary Emma and Jane Williams returned home for summer. Lillian Michie hosted a bridge club with Mrs. E. Andrews winning high score.
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Henry Dubose
E. M. Clark
Strong, Ark
George T. Madison
Mary Moss
J. A. Davenport
Leon Davenport
Mable Sharp
E. M. White
May Andrews
Shreveport
Mary Emma
Jane Williams
Sophie Newcomb
Lillian Michie
E. Andrews
Police Court Reports Involving Crosley Franklin
Alice Crosley and Wilson Franklin faced police court charges for fighting and disturbing the peace. Crosley fined $3 and Franklin fined $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Crosley
Wilson Franklin
Hand Drills and Chisel Stolen From Auto Plant
Four hand drills and a chisel were stolen from the Auto Laundry and Garage at 2703 Grand Street between 1 30 and 1 40 this morning. A bunch of keys was found hanging in the front door by officers D J Bedsole and O L Crow who reported the intrusion to Frances Taylor owner.
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Auto
Grand Street
D. J. Bedsole
O. L. Crow
Fran@s Taylor
Timepiece in Spearville Displays 92 Years of Ticking
An elderly watch owned by E. R. Crocker of this city has reportedly ticked for 92 years. The stem-wind mechanism is described as among the earliest of its kind, highlighting a remarkable horological artifact discovered in Spearville.
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E. R. Crocker
Spearville
Kans
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Kent
Dairy Products Co., Inc
Labor
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156Th Infantry
Soccco
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Dandruff
Ross Graves
Mrs
Jessie Graves
J. M. Stamper
Crowder
J. T. Lewis
Joe
Bastrop
George Rape
West Monroe
Wade & Butcher
Sheffield
Rasore
Harmony
Mennen
M. I
Cial
Collens’ Pharmacy
Rexall Store
CpocliMi
Otek
Pan-Am
Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Seth Thomas Elock
Seth Thomas
Easy Terms
Miller & Kahn, Inc
Ouachita Bank
Batiste and Voile
Batiste
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