Monroe’s new model apartment photographed for public view
Construction of Monroe's model apartment at North Fifth and K is photographed for public awareness. Slagle-Johnson Lumber and Johns-Manville, with the federal housing administration, sponsor the project as an affordable, quality home. Griffin Studio shoots interiors and exteriors for newspaper reproduction, with finishing work by Laneau, Bledsoe, Southall and others.
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Monroe
North Fifth and
K Streets
Slagle-Johnson Lumber Company
Johns-Manville Company
Federal Housing Administration
Griffin’ Studio
Slagie-Johnson Lumber Company
Laneau
Bledsoe
Southall
Jimmy Cash
Jim Hamilton
Bert Waldroup
John McCaskle
W. V. Clark
Montgomery Ward and Company
Bob Steel
Johns-Manville
Jimmy Burgess Jr
Joe Staton
Johns- Manville
Davis
Sherwin- Williams Paint Company
Monroe Furniture Company
Waller and White
New Apartment Home Includes Vintage and Modern Furnishings
Attic ventilation installed by Zephyr Attic Ventilation, Monroe represented by Modern Appliance at North Grand and DeSiard. Monroe Furniture supplies Early American and Moderne furnishings. Pittsburgh glass brick to be installed, Jones Electric handles electrical work, and Overhead Doors by Bailey Glass for the double garage. Contest ends June 30 for a $10 naming prize sent to Slagle Johnson Lumber.
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Zephyr
Monroe
Modern Appliance Company
North Grand
DeSiard Streets
Monroe Furniture Company
Pittsburgh
Jones Electric Company
Bailey Glass Company of
Slagle-Johnson Lumber Company
Baptist Camp Dates Set With Noted Speakers
Encampment outlines daily schedule from 6:15 evening to 10:30 taps with Rev. W. E. B. Lockridge Rev. G. Kearnie Keegan and others as speakers. Faculty lists names, subjects, and activities including Sunday school music recreation and adult classes. Encampment officers named Hastings Land Johnson Averett Zeagler. Event promises supervision, swimming safety, hiking, tennis, and Christian fellowship over 10 days.
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W. E. B. Lockridge
G. Kearnie Keegan
Earl Gunn
H H. Muirhead
L. C. Smith
Clarence Crow
L. R. Morgan
Phil Gaharan
Margaret Harris
A. Muirhead
J. W. Buckner
B. F. Wallace
Stafford Rogers
Josephine Harris
Sarah Alley
Pauline Cheung
L. T. Hastings
W. H. Stroup
W. G. Stroup
Europe
H. H. Muirhead
Sareng Alley
R. A
G. A
B. C. Land
Herbert Johnson
W. M. Averett
B. E. Zeagler
Flashes In The News From Across The Nation
Augusta letter peculiar stamp mishap. Baltimore snake performance nets fares and turkey from a turnkey. San Francisco Rotary conference moment as T Purevis’s remark about American girls draws applause and silence. Burbank vet dies at barn with a horse, apparently of a heart attack, after a call to treat the animal.
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Baltimore
Edward Dobbin
Dobbin
Gary Kyle
San Francisco
T. Purvis
Melbourne
Australia
Rotary International
Purvis
Burbank
Calif
Lee Teel
A. H. Pawnell
Teel
W. L. Dixon
Dixon
Pawnell
Iranian Crown Prince to Wed Farouk’s Sister in Cairo
Premier Mahmoud Jam announced that Crown Prince Mohamed Reza Pahlavi, 19, will sign a marriage contract with Princess Fawzia, 16, sister of King Farouk, in Cairo next September with wedding not before 1939 per custom. Their romance began in Montreux during a vacation.
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Teheran
Iran
Mahmoud Jam
Mohamed Riza Pahlavi
Fawzia
Farouk
Egypt
Cairo
Switzerland
Riza
Montreux
Walking for a Reason Marion Mrs Geer Drives On
Mrs H S Geer wife of an oil well driller planned shopping trips by using her husband’s car. While driving downtown she felt an uncomfortable lump in the seat cushion but paid no attention as she continued over rough pavement.
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Marion
H. S. Geer
Dynamite Found in Home After Rail Project Blast remnants
A woman returning home found a lump in a package containing two sticks of dynamite left over from blasting a well. Police and officials secured the area and began assessments to determine safety and next steps. The discovery prompted caution and an investigation into handling of explosive materials in the neighborhood.
Ill golfer slips from garage roof in sunbath mishap
Urbana news notes Bob Richart of the University of Illinois, a former state high school champion, climbed onto his garage roof for a sunbath, dozed off, and rolled off sustaining a fractured wrist. No sun tan was achieved.
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Urbana
Ill
Bob Richart
University of Illinois
Two Texans Sentenced for Living Off Prostitution Proceeds
Lamon Redmond and W. J. Hanks were sentenced by Judge J. T. Shell in district court to six months in jail after pleading guilty to living off the earnings of prostitutes. Both men had prior offenses in Texas, Mississippi, and Tennessee, according to the district attorney's office.
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Lamon Redmond
W. J. Hanks
Texas
J. T. Shell
Mississippi
Tennessee
Allotments for Louisiana listed under Public Works program
Washington June 23 In allotments under the Public Works administration program several Louisiana and Mississippi projects received funding. Shreveport street improvements three grants 8576 3600 3123 Waveland street improvements 19563 grant 24000 loan Welch auditorium gymnasium 10900 Jennings stadium 7239 Lafayette city hall and jail 58050 Oxford school building 20454 grant 19000 loan Oxford University of Mississippi building 5737 Como school 8182 Corinth school 65454 grant 30 000 loan
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Louisiana
Mississippi
Shreveport
Waveland
Miss
Welch
Jennings
Lafayette
Oxford
University of Mississippi
Como
Corinth
Silk worms receive successful disease vaccinations
Report claims silk worms have been successfully vaccinated against disease, noting improved resilience and potential boosts to silk production. Details on methods or strains are not provided.
Tomatoes shipped from Farmerville and plans for leftovers
Thirty-five carloads of tomatoes have been shipped from Farmerville this season with shipments continuing this week. The average price paid this past week was $1.10 per 100 pounds. Total shipments are expected to reach about 40 cars, with leftovers to be disposed of at the Hodge canning plant after shipping ends.
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Marion
Farmerville
Hodge
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