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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1940
Page
3
Hong Kong reports that the government of French Indo China banned the transit of goods into Chinese territory. The move affects Chungking and related trade routes as of June 19.
The Chungking government bans the Yumnah railway and halts munitions shipments to Chiang Kai shek through Indo China. British Burma routes stay open while Tokyo pressures France as clearances from Hong Kong halt. observers warn of possible Japanese incursions if France cannot restrain actions.
The Senate yesterday confirmed postmasters for several Louisiana towns including Crowley Veronica J. Lambert Merryville Frank Warren Oak Grove Sam H Campbell Vinton Samuel Fairchild and Thomas Wallace McGinn Jr. in a routine approval noted from Washington June 19.
President Roosevelt approves a state wide Louisiana highway plan totaling 7 571 500 dollars. The project will employ about 9 100 workers for 12 months and cover roughly 1 328 miles of roads plus parish and state highway work. The state highway commission pledges 2 424 636 dollars with WPA funding of 5 147 165 dollars.
P L Dark manager of Monroe social security office attended a Shreveport training session for old age and survivors insurance claims. Attendees included field office managers and staff as well as M D Dewberry and Samuel Schmerler who led discussions on appeals procedures. The meeting aims to improve claim handling and expedite payments with no attorney needed to file.
Representative Doxey, a Mississippi Democrat, announced yesterday his candidacy for renomination. He seeks another term in Congress, signaling his intention to continue serving in the House.
President Roosevelt described a broad plan for universal training and government service for all young Americans, including potential participation in combat, factories, and conservation work. The House naval committee proposed a $4.9 billion naval program, aiming to build a stronger fleet as world tensions rise.
An advertisement touts HLUE STAR OINTMENT for itching skin issues including rash ringworm pimples and scabies. It claims rapid relief after a single application with a money back guarantee if it fails to satisfy and urges readers to try today.
Mexico City June 19. The government began preparation of a compulsory military service law as President Llaranw announced measures and details for nationwide conscription. The plan involves systemic registration and potential enforcement across the country.
Fragmented text references a government presenter and an announced action related to a national administration. Mentions United States Atlantic coast and Gulf coastlines in garbled context with no clear event or identification of persons or organizations.
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