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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1939

Page

5

Chamber of Commerce Good Will Trip Set for June 30

Members plan a one day good will tour on June 30 visiting Richland Catahoula Concordia Tensas and Madison parishes Ferriday Waterproof St Joseph Newellton Tallulah and Monroe arriving 6 20 pm A 60 member Ouachita Parish High School band will accompany the trip and provide programs Reservations should be made at once through the Chamber of Commerce with chairman Max Moses and committee members J T Conger Clyde Hatchell J L Ewing S Hightower and H R Hodges.

Chamber of Commerce Richland Catahoula Concordia Tensas Madison Waterproof St. Joseph Newellton Tallulah Monroe Max Moses J.T. Conger Clyde Hatchell J. L. Ewing S Hightower H. R. Hodges

Brand Burns 25 Percent Slower Than Top 15 Counterparts

A comparison shows this brand burns 25 percent slower than the average fuel consumption of the 15 largest-selling brands. The finding highlights fuel efficiency and market positioning amid rival products.

Calhoun High Commencement Draws Candid Photographer

A News-Star-World photographer attended Calhoun High School graduation capturing many graduates including senior Geraldine Manning and her friend Brian Howe. Gift enlargements will be available to those who call for them.

Calhoun High School News-Star- World Geraldine Manning Brian Howe

Veterans of Foreign Wars officer to tour region

V F W service officer C W Wilson, assistant state service commissioner, announces a schedule across Ferriday Tallulah Lake Providence Oak Grove Delhi Ravyville Ruston Jonesboro Winnfield with offices and times from June 27 to June 28. A bicycle stolen from Capitol theater area is reported by Robert Pierce of 422 North Second Street, Latonia model in green and cream.

C. W. Wilson The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ferriday Tallulah Parish Lake Providence Gem Coffee Company Oak Grove Delhi Salter's Ravyville W. F. W Hall Ruston Jonesboro LeZion Winnfield Porter's Drug Store Robert Pierce North Second Street Capitol Theater

Stop Skin Itch With Blue Star Ointment

Strikingly effective itch attacking medicines released by Blue Star Ointment promptly stop aggravating itching of eczema rash tetter ringworm pimple scabies or between toe itch. Softens roughness soothes rawness and offers money back if the first large jar fails to satisfy.

Buckner Case Highlights Liquor Lobster Living at Trial

Testimony portrays William P. Buckner Jr and co defendant William J. Gillespie living lavishly on bond funds with bills at the Carlton Hotel and hotels in New York. prosecutors seek to link lavish expenses to influence on Philippine railway bond redemption while Hollywood figures may face involvement in the mail fraud conspiracy.

New York William P. Buckner, Jr Herbert Marshall Buckner Marshall Frank Morgan Morgan United States William J. Gillespie Washington Carlton Hotel Philippine Railway Bondholders’ Committee Felipe Buencamino London Buencamino

Manton freed on $10,000 bail after bribery conviction

Former U S Circuit Judge Martin T Manton was released on $10,000 bail as sentencing followed his June 3 conviction on conspiracy charges. Judge Chesnut called the case unprecedented in U S jurisprudence and ordered defense bills of exception due in 30 days.

United States Martin T. Manton Manton W. Calvin Chesnut Chesnut Francis Bacon England George M. Spector Spector John L. Lotsch Brooklyn Forrest W. Davis William J. Fallon Fallon

Highest average ratings announced at Northeast Junior College

Dean C. C. Calvert named the ten top scholastic performers from the Northeast Junior College class of 1939. The honorees Magdalen Eloise Amman Joe Evelyn Bales Martha Elizabeth Cook Ted B Ferguson Olive Byers Jennie L Sullivan Estelle Thames Anna Nichols Fred G Thatcher Jr Frances Thompson earn automatic admission to Phi Theta Kappa and scholarships at Louisiana State University.

Northeast Junior College C. C. Calvert Magdalen Eloise Amman Joe Evelyn Bales Martha Elizabeth Cook Ted B. Ferguson Olive Byers Jennie L. Sullivan Estelle Thames Anna Nichols Fred G. Thatcher, Jr Frances Thompson Phi Theta Kappa Louisiana State University

Funeral for R. M. Russell in Oak Grove La.

The funeral for 67 year old R. M. Russell, longtime Oak Grove resident and Baptist church member, was held in Oak Grove with Rev. J. R. Campbell officiating. Interment followed in Oak Grove cemetery. He is survived by his wife, three sons, four daughters, two brothers, and two sisters.

Oak Grove R. M. Russell The Baptist Church Oak Grove Cemetery J. R. Campbell R. E Russell J. A. Russell Hermitage Ark A. L. Russell Lake Providence Nora Russell

Monroe Woman Dr. Virginia Gangstad Joins UNC Faculty

Dr. Virginia Gangstad of Monroe has been named a biology instructor on the faculty of the Women’s College of the University of North Carolina for the fall semester. She earned A B A M and Ph D from the University of Illinois and held an assistantship there 1934 to 1937. She is a Ouachita Parish High School graduate and is presently on the Centenary College faculty in Shreveport.

Monroe Greensboro N. C Virginia Gangstad Women’s College University of North Carolina W. C. Jackson Gangstad University of Illinois University Dr. Gangstad Hazel Gangstad North Third Street Ouachita Parish High School University of Centenary College Shreveport Jack Hayes

Children choose own diet in six year study

A six year study of 15 children shows babies thrive on self selected foods after weaning. Dr. Clara M. Davis reported at the Canadian Medical association convention that all ate heartily, thrived, and needed no laxatives. Some had rickets but were cured by selective eating.

Montreal Clara M. Davis Winnetka Canadian Medical Association Davis

Births in West Monroe announce two sons born

Mr and Mrs A L Calhoun announce the birth of a son at St Francis sanitarium Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J W Odom announce the birth of a boy at Riverside sanitarium Monday night.

A. L. Calhoun North Fifth Street West Monroe St. Francis Sanitarium J. W. Odom Ludwig Street Riverside Sanitarium

Autos Could Carry Entire Population in 1938

United States car counts show 289,485,5680 automobiles in operation in 1938 with 1,085,422 trailers and 108,541 motorcycles. Population about 136 million. Cars used 21.4 billion gallons of gasoline paying four cents a gallon tax yielding and state revenue of 771.764 million, plus 338.825 million in registration and inspection fees and 2.725 million in fines.

Washington United States Bureau of Public Roads

Emancipation Day Outing For Monroe Steam Laundry Workers

Captain G B Cooley led a group of 115 Black employees from Monroe Steam Laundry on a Pine Top excursion to the new sanatorium grounds. They traveled by three buses several autos and two trucks and were shown the negro ward followed by a picnic supper using 150 pounds of meat and 12 cases of soft drinks with games afterward.

Monroe

Local social gathering ends with warm farewell to Captain and Mrs Cooley

A well attended event concluded late in the evening as guests departed content with the hospitality shown by Captain and Mrs Cooley. The message notes the courteous reception and smooth closure of the gathering.

Pedestrian Lifted by Horse In Birmingham Incident

A pedestrian in Birmingham was seized, lifted into the air, and shaken by a horse but the driver acted quickly to prevent serious injuries. Local witnesses described the rough handling before the rider intervened to avoid further harm.

Birmingham England

Mexican Heat Powder Aids Baby Skin In Summer Rash Relief

Mothers soothe infants with Mexican Heat Powder to ease summer heat rash itching and burning. The medicated powder provides cooling, long lasting protection and comfort for all ages, especially babies, and is sold by dealers nationwide.

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