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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

5

Alaska Clipper Opens Pan American Air Link to Alaska

Pan American Airways launches the Alaska Clipper from Seattle to Ketchikan and Juneau, inaugurating the first regular airmail cargo and passenger service between Alaska and the mainland. The two weekly flights cut a four day journey to about seven hours, hailed as a national defense advance by Col. Edgar S. Gorrell. Notables aboard include C. A. Welverton and James G. Stahlman.

Seattle Alaska Uncle Sam Pan-American Airways Ketchikan Juneau Northland Air Service Edgar S. Gorrell Chica#0 Air Transport Association of America Pan-American and Civil Aeronautics Authority C. A. Welverton New Jersey Thomas H. Beck New York James G. Stahlman Nashville, Tenn M. G. Meigs Chicago Walter York Boise, Idaho Northwest

Gold Medal Haarlem Oi Capsules Adverts for Kidney Relief

An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oi Capsules as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys, eliminate waste and acids, and stop nighttime urination. It claims relief from backache, puffy eyes, shifting pains, and bladder irritation, urging readers not to accept substitutes.

Haarlem Ady

Vitamin cures eyed strain says study from AMA journal

New evidence shows riboflavin a vitamin B2 cures certain eyestrain conditions including burning itching eyelids and light sensitivity. In a report from Augusta and Washington doctors forty seven patients were cured by vitamin tablets with mild cases improving in 24 hours and severe cases in 36 to 48 hours.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association W. P. Sydenstricker H. M. Cleckley Augusta

Demand G O P Body Oppose War In Open Form

A 26 member Republican House delegation led by Hamilton Fish urged the party platform committee to oppose any policy that could draw the U S into war. They charged President Roosevelt’s foreign policy, calling for Republicans to stay out of war. Earlier CIO leader John L Lewis denounced universal national service as a fantastical idea.

Philadelphia Republican Resolutions Committee America Republican House Hamilton Fish New York Roosevelt John L. Lewis

Taylor's Condition Described Serious in Rome

Myron C. Taylor, Roosevelt's representative to the Vatican, remained seriously ill at his Florence villa. Attendants said the condition was not alarming, with overwork given as part of the cause.

Rome Myron C. Taylor Roosevelt Vatican Florence

Ford Firm Splits on Plane Engine Production Policy

June 2 1940 William S Knudsen of the defense commission and Henry Ford clash over Ford plants engine output. Ford says engines will serve defensive uses for the United States only. Knudsen says 60 percent of Rolls Royce Merlin engine orders would go to allies, with the rest to the US government.

Washington William S. Knudsen National Defense Commission Henry Ford Ford Detroit United States Knudsen Ford Company

Quincy Arrives in Montevideo Harbor

United States cruiser Quincy reaches Montevideo harbor on the afternoon of June 20 amid diplomatic and naval movements in the region. The ship’s arrival marks a notable show of U.S. naval presence.

Montevideo United States Quincy Montevideo Harbor

Ouachita Parish jury ousts three guards and fires official

In Ouachita Parish, during the first open session, the police jury discharged three workers including a major official and refused to discharge a fourth. Joe Ford, parish engineer, was asked to resign and W W Stevens was appointed to replace him at 250 dollars monthly. Wheeler Lyles and P M Lyles, guards, were discharged, and A W Towns F G Roberts and Charles Tarver were named as guards. The jury also barred relatives of jurors from parish jobs under the jury.

Ouachita Parish Ihe Joe Ford W. W. Stevens Ford Bill Golson Wheeler Lyles P. M. Lyles Parish A. W. Towns F. G. Roberts Charles Tarver Stevens J. D. Dumas Fletcher Ashcraft Sander Berry Archie Parker Cook Dan S. Owens Fletcher Studdard Studdard W. J. Vinson C. K. Smith

Parish legal prieges and parish duties outlined

The parish jurors divided printing between the Citizen and the News-Star. A motion named a purchaser for parish supplice. A committee including Breece, Causey and Wis to select the position. Lillian Collins nominated as registrar of voters awaiting governor approval. Health boards, coroner, jail officer named. Power and Light to extend six mile line to residents. WPA project to dam DeGraffenreid lake. Interstate Natural Gas authorized to drill five wells in Ouachita river bed. Minutes and routine business approved.

Citizen News-Star George Breece Breece Causey Mike Wis Mixa Lillian Collins The Power and Light Company Lamkin DeGraffenreid Lake Interstate Natural Gas Company Ouachita River

Willkie Renamed Wilmington Leader in Hemitee Move

In June Wendell L. Willkie seeks the ae on Hemitee and has been named in Wilmington as a key figure in local political shifts. The Communesthian and ther n corpor- uncertain fragment hints at organizational changes affecting his role.

Wilmington. del Wendell L. Willkie Hemitee

Philadelphia Opens Main Air Terminal at River Port

Philadelphia, June 2, the city unveiled a new $12 million municipal air terminal. Built with WPA labor, the facility near the Delaware River replaces the former Carden, N.J. port landing area and will host four major airlines, marking a milestone in regional air transport.

Philadelphia Carden N. J Delaware River

Smothers to Death in Platform Fire at Kanopolis

In Kanopolis Kansas in June Robert Johanson died in a water well work incident when a platform fire broke out and he refused to ride a hoist to safety, resulting in fatal smoke exposure.

Kanopolis Kas Robert Johanson

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