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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
8
Housewives embrace salads with fresh eggs and homemade mayonnaise seen as key to a light meal. A new New Mayonnaise Maker demo promises quick, foolproof mayo in about 90 seconds using Wesson Oil, lemon juice or vinegar, salt and pepper.
Kellogg claims a breakthrough makes whole wheat taste as delicious as fresh popcorn, a development praised by customers for flavor and versatility.
S H Peters 50 of Chillicothe Ohio, foreman for the Foundation Co, drowned Thursday after accidentally falling from the Atchafalaya river bridge under construction in Morgan City Louisiana. He worked here a year and is survived by his widow and several children. This was the first fatal accident in the local bridge project.
J. D. Martin of Grandview is found not guilty of murder in the death of his wife Mrs. Martin who died last August after prosecutors argued she was poisoned. The acquittal came from a Cleburne jury. Peter Minuit, the German colonist, bought Manhattan Island for $24 and a bottle of whisky in 1626 and became governor of New Netherland.
In a tense telephone exchange Avia Arlen presses to wear a color that clashes with wedding decor while Mrs. Graham asserts that she and Mr. Graham will pay for all gowns for Mary's wedding. The dialogue reveals control, charity accusations, and family dynamics surrounding the bridesmaids gowns.
A manuscript excerpt shows a sartorial scene with Avis pressing for dress color to match a wedding scheme. Mrs Graham asserts authority over bridesmaid choices, warning that acceptance requires conformity or risk of withdrawal. Continued Monday.
Walter Davenport analyzes Collier's Magazine piece on the stalled Senate inquiry into Huey Long. The investigation stalled after 13 hearings and a pause before Roosevelt's inauguration, with questions about Long's influence, finances, and political machine. The piece notes administration restraint and internal disputes within the committee.
Baton Rouge veteran conductor F C Hattie was fatally hurt stepping from a yard engine into a Gulf Coast lines passenger train near Good Hope in St Charles parish. A coroner s jury returned a verdict of accidental death.
Evangelist J. T. Walters of Ruston completed a revival series around Black River with many conversions at Parham Baptist church and expressed high satisfaction with the results. The Buckinghams staff at Buckingham Palace totals about 250 including 60 housemaids and four assistant housekeepers.
New York June 23 The return of currency from circulation supports credit growth and business activity. Money in circulation peaked at 7.538 billion on March 8, then fell to 5.696 billion by June 21, a drop of 1.842 billion as hoarding receded and funds moved to goods and securities.
About 4.7 billion dollars of currency were in circulation, roughly a billion less than the existing figure. Authorities say the steady return flow of currency may remove the need for large government bond purchases as part of the Federal Reserve's plan to expand bank credit.
Vanderbilt University freshmen topped the Southern Association chart in a year’s psychology tests by the American Council on Education. Vanderbilt reported a median score of 175.71 followed by Rollins College in Winter Park Florida with 173.61.
Fred Williamson managing editor of The News Star and Morning World will speak at the First Presbyterian church Bastrop Sunday at 11 o clock service occupying the pulpit of Rev D L O Neal.
Extra large Virginia peanuts advertised with price 10c and 15¢ for sale at curb market. Notice claims market open all night and traffic end near West Monroe Bridge.
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