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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1940

Page

3

Pilot training session opens at Selman airport

At Selman airport a civilian pilot training course begins with 30 minutes daily flight instruction for 30 students. The program, run by Northeast Junior College with the Civil Aeronautics Authority, includes ground classes and ends September 15 for a license.

Selman Northeast Junior College Civil Arena Autics Authority J. Berry Berry Ray Severance Monroe Ned Williams Houston Roosevelt Civil Arronautics Authority Dean Calvert Charles Gremillion Eugene Chapman Joe Graham Daniel Gremillion

Notable Names List Included in Local Notice

The document lists individuals such as George Peters James Harlan Jr Frank Holt Jr Earl Mallette Mark Mayo Henry McCormick Jr William Clarkson Edwin Regan Louis Breard Jr Eugene McNabb Bernard Berry James Peters John Humbrey James Wilson Robert Jefferson Burt Sperry and Ray Maynor as part of the public notice.

Certificate plan for rice urged in Louisiana meeting

H. L. Chalkley Jr. of Lake Charles urged rice growers to adopt a certificate plan for the national farm program. Speaking before 150 growers from Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and California at a division conference, Chalkley said the plan would stabilize their income under the 1941 AAA rice program.

Shreveport H. L. Chalkley, Jr Lake Charles Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation Chalkley Louisiana Arkansas Texas California

Marshall Field III Seeks 1940 Wattsburg Camp Training

New York June 21 Marshall Field III of Huntington New York who inherited 189000000 from his Chicago department store magnate father applied for admittance to a month long military training camp at Wattsburg in 1940. Soon thereafter his son Marshall Field IV filed an application as well. neither knew of the other’s action at the time.

New York Marshall Field III Huntington N. Y Chicago Wattsburg Marshal Field IV

Deaths Last Night

Charles Chase Hollywood veteran movie comedian and writer died at 47 once with the Keystone Kops. Rev W Thompson Elliott Birmingham England canon of Westminster since 1938 and noted English churchman Ro tarian died at 59.

Associated Press Charles Chase Hollywood W. Thompson Elliott Birmingham England Westminster

Britain Faces Invasion Threat As German Forces Advance

The article weighs Germany's armistice terms and the strategic position of Britain. It notes Brest's capture, Nazi bases across European ports, and the looming danger of starvation and invasion. Churchill vows to defend the island as two million Britons stand ready, with air power and naval strength key to repelling raids.

DeWitt MacKenzie Associated Press Compeigne France Britain Brest Brittany Channel North Sea Atlantic Arctic England Churchill Lord Woolton House of Lords United Kingdom London Liverpool Bristol Cardiff Norwich Birmingham Nottingham Manchester Sheffield Hitler

Applicants Sought by Medical Corps at Fort Benning

Sergeant Harold B McNemar announces vacancies in the medical department and the Army Engineer Corps at Fort Benning Georgia. Applicants for the medical department need a practical high school education and should contact Borseen McNemar at the post office building for details.

Harold B. McNemar Medical Department Rkadale Field Tist Engineer Corps Fort Benning Borseen McNemar

Permits Issued For Service Station On Louisville Avenue

City building permits issued by Sam city building inspector for Concrete Material company to erect a one story concrete building for a service station on Louisville avenue east of HAH. E T Hance to construct a one story frame residence at 34 Concordia at cost ob 1.

Sam Concrete Material Company Louisville Avenue Hah E. T. Hance Concordia

Tobacco Tax Doubling proposed by Legislature in Louisiana

A judiciary committee approved amendments to bills that would double the tobacco tax and authorize sheriffs to withhold about 150000 dollars in additional tax revenues. The plan shifts stamping duties to wholesalers and raises sheriff expense allowances, with debates over rates and administration.

Baton Rouge Judiciary Committee Thurst Deleasepe Morrison Orleans Aaid Kay Beauregard Morrison Richard W. Lache H. 5. Flournoy Caddo Sheriffs Association Leche Newman de Bretton East Baton Rouge Parish Oeb Eugene Stanley David M. Ellison Ellison Stanley Jones T. H. Martin West Feliciana Parish George Latter Lester

Attorney Martin Cites Extra Funds For Law Enforcement

In a parish committee hearing Martin argued he could run his office for four years only because he drew extra funds from a special gubernatorial account for extraordinary law enforcement. He noted the state penitentiary sits in his parish and he is often called to assist in recapturing escaped prisoners.

Martin

Church School Rites Set at West Monroe Revival

The Assembly of God church in West Monroe hosts a two week vacation bible school with commencement tonight at 7. Evangelist Laster F. Sumrall speaks on The Children of Europe versus Monroe children and work is on display for parents. Special Youth Night is Saturday with talks on Youth challenges. Rev Sumrall also plans messages on Christian living and the Imperial City of God. Rev James D. Cockman and Mrs Cockman will lead music and preaching next week.

Amembly of God Church West Monroe Evangelist Laster F. Sumrall Europe Monroe Evan«Gelist Chicago Vaughn Shoemaker Chico News Sumrall Imperial City of God James D. Cockman Madison

Potato History Tied to Columbian Gold

The text notes that Irish potatoes did not originate in Ireland and that Indigenous Colombians ate them in 1508 before European contact. It mentions Spanish ships bringing the crop to Europe and the Irish adopting it as a food source.

Ireland Colombia Europe

Rare welwitschia plant protected by law in South Africa

A perpetrator damaging a welwitschia nervosa plant faces penalties under South African law. Offenders may be fined 3 pounds or imprisoned up to two years. The case highlights legal protection for this rare species in the country.

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