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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
3
The Oakland eight uses a rugged V type engine delivering 85 horsepower at 3200 rpm, contributing to performance and exceptional reliability after months of owner use. A mono block design, oversize main bearings, and full pressure lubrication support a high power to weight ratio, while a short bore to stroke reduces internal stresses and piston wear.
United Press reports in New York June 21 that the New York Cotton Exchange membership of David A. Hughes was sold to Alvin L. Wacksman for 18000 dollars, down 2000 from the prior sale.
Chicago June 21 The gun used to kill Tribune reporter Jake Lingle was traced to Frank Foster once a Moran Aiello ally turned Capone man. Police seek Foster after discovering the weapon had changed hands from Peter Von Frantzius and was sold to Foster months before the June 9 murder.
A. vanDerZee, newly named general sales manager of Dodge Brothers, urges a modern highway plan balancing urban relief and rural road expansion. He notes 20 years of vast road networks and cites Detroit’s alternate route study as a model for easing rush hour congestion.
A fragment notes a pistol linked to Lingte’s body would be traceable by modern science through ownership records, despite the weapon’s serial number being filed away.
More than 125 people from the Major Memorial Bible class and the T. F. E. L. class of First Baptist attended a barbecue at Dr A H Gladden's Columbia road home. O B Morton Rev L T Hastings L W Mobley and S M Collins spoke as attendees praised the event as highly successful.
Rome daily Piccolo protests Hawley Smoot rates by calling for tougher Italian tariff laws on American goods.
Monroe A. Drury W S Drury and R F Simiton were held for fingerprint investigation after trespassing on Missouri Pacific railroad property. West Monroe Robert Stevens fine 7.50 for disturbing the peace. J G Hufty fined 5 for drunk and disorderly conduct.
C C Campbell and Lois Sinclair both of Monroe receive a marriage license. James White and Olivia Roach, both of Monroe, are also listed for marriage licenses.
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