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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
3
Rivermen described the oil and gasoline transport network with storage tanks and railroad tank cars. A proposed east coast pipeline was deemed impractical due to costs time and manpower. They warned of sabotage risk but noted barges over 2000 miles could still block shipments.
The report links Steubenville and Pittsburgh to regional energy flow as the Monongahela River taps West Virginia coal fields, highlighting coal as a heavy industrial factor shaping the district.
The Duchess and accomplices plan a staged death for Sherrod and murder Ives after a failed robbery. The Duchess boasted of marking Ives for death and plotted killings with Mike Simeone and Gordon Hawkins. 155000 physicians are practicing in the United States.
The piece analyzes Hitler’s German Turkish pact aimed at sealing off aid to Russia and pressuring Britain. It notes Turkey’s strategic isolation, fears of Turkish subjugation, and Germany’s stretched air power as Britain earns some reprieve from aerial pressure while Berlin eyes Syria and Suez as the war moves on.
Louisiana will cut one third of its Works Progress Administration program with about 9 000 workers to be released by July 5. The WPA employment quota will drop from 28 000 to 20 000 for July and August. State administrator James H Crutcher urged private employers to consider former WPA workers seeking jobs and said administrative reductions would come through consolidation of jobs and departments.
Reporters describe Germany and Turkey aligning under a renewed alliance, with Berlin stressing Turkey as a key strategic partner at the Black Sea and Dardanelles. Commentary notes the agreement reshapes East relations and signals German support for Turkish actions in the Near East.
The facility will run its own ice supply boiler plant ambulances laundry morgue and sterilizing plant. A power plant will power operating rooms independently from city electricity in emergencies. The department announces that al-
Despite defense delays in equipment, surplus beds and furnishings from New Orleans and Pineville hospitals allow Monroe institution to open on schedule. Dr. DeWitt Milam named superintendent to arrive later. Dr. William Hunter leads staff initially. Public opens July 1 and 2 with no formal ceremony.
An old advertising piece touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the solution to sluggish bile flow. It promises relief from digestive stasis, gas, and constipation with a playful tone and a 10 cent price, urging readers to purchase a package.
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