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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1933

Page

14

Kiwanis Night Observed With Barbecue and Program

The local Kiwanis club observes Kiwanis Night tomorrow with a Bayou DeSiard barbecue at 8 pm at Bernstein place followed by a college auditorium program. Wood Thompson will deliver the principal address. pupils of Miss Armandine Renaud perform dances and Lee Stuke sings. The fellowship hour at 10:15 aligns with the international convention in Los Angeles. The event is organized by Albert Marx Isaac Lemle C Calvert and Bernard Biedenharn.

Kiwanis Clubs International Organization Bernstein Place Bayou DeSiard Wood Thompson Louisiana United States Canada Los Angeles Fred Pettit Ouachita Parish College Auditorium Thompson Armandine Renaud Lee Stukce Georgie Cornett Frederick Marx Lowery Jefferson Albert Marx Isaac Lemle C. C. Calvert Bernard Biedenharn

Suit for 2000 Filed by Mrs Kate Allison

Mrs Kate Smith Allison sues Aetna Life Insurance Co of Hartford Conn for 2000 alleging total disability from rheumatism. She says her disability began January 5 while employed at The Palace department store owned by Masur Bros, under a group policy obtained by Masur Bros.

Kate Smith Allison Aetna Life Insurance Company Hartford Conn Allison Masur Bros Palace

Three steamers join Ouachita river service in white fleet

The Chaffe Florine and Betsy Ann, owned by John I Hay Co of New Orleans, passed Monroe en route to Felsen thal. The three vessels will bolster upper Ouachita service with two new boats. Betsy Ann stays Camden to New Orleans while Chaffe and Florine carry commodities.

John I. Hay Company, Inc New Orleans Monroe Felsenthal Camden Ouachita River Upper Ouachita New Orleans Company Camden-Monroe Ohio Mississippi Arkansas River Service Calion Fl Dorado Magnolia Texarkana Chaffe

White Woman Prisoner Taken to Parish Jail

Dorothy McKay 24 white woman was sentenced in West Monroe city court to pay 50 dollars or serve 530 days in jail and was transferred Saturday to the parish jail to serve the sentence Eva Campbell 23 and Ruby Owens 22 white women were released from the parish jail on judge Decker Moore's instruction. they had earlier been jailed on West Monroe city court sentences. W A Jones 52 arrested on disturbing the peace charge was released on bond to H F Adams Jesse James Williams 21 returned from Shreveport to answer a charge of disposing of stolen property. he is said to be an uncle of James Keys and allegedly disposed of a diamond ring obtained in a burglary.

West Monroe Dorothy McKay Eva Campbell Ruby Owens Decker Moore W. A. Jones H. F. Adams Jesse James Williams Shreveport James Keys Keys

Norris urges recognition of Soviet Russia in trade push

Senator Norris Republican Nebraska argues for recognizing the Soviet Union to enable a $10 million meat purchase, $1 million cotton, and $400 million in machinery, claiming jobs would be created while criticizing U.S. stance on Russia and noting Russia’s payments history and religion.

Washington Norris Republican Nebraska America Russia United States Japan China Germany Italy

Court of Honor Held At Boy Scout Camp

A court of honor for the first period of Camp Ki Ro Li was held last night. Awards for class advancement and merits were conferred on several Boy Scouts with four achieving life saving tests and nine earning swimming merit badges. Visitors Day is today and the camp will break up tomorrow as a new group of about 60 boys arrives for the second period. Campers come mainly from Monroe West Monroe and Tallulah.

Ki-Ro-Li Charles Schulze Monroe West Monroe Tallulah

Dairy Prices Fixed by Parish Dairymen in Louisiana

Madison Parish Retail Dairymen's Association met at the Commercial hotel in Tallulah to fix milk and cream prices effective July 1. The meeting set new rates for dairy products and discussed market conditions.

Tallulah Specia Madison Parish

London Rules Pin Down 400 Questions for Fatal Road Accidents

London's official regulations set out 400 questions a policeman may need to ask after a fatal road accident on his beat, covering witnesses, actions, and circumstances to establish facts and accountability.

London

Mystery of Lincoln Cabin Disappearance Ends Not Yet

Chicago June 24 The final pages of a book recount the disappearance of Abraham Lincoln s log cabin once preserved as a memorial The sole survivor of the 1890 association recalls the cabin built by Lincoln s rails and its mother s home hopes of recovery faded after four decades reconstruction efforts center on measurements from 1891 The 82 year old Eleanor Gridley writes of loss and possible suspects while noting the cabin s storage went empty and a hint that it might lie at the bottom of the sea In LA County insect pests afflict groves costing about 1 188 000 yearly

Chicago Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Coles County Eleanor Gridley John Hall

Outlaw Arrested in Texas Murder Case

Charlie Outlaw, charged with murder in Angelina county for the killing of Mrs. Roberta McCall and wounding her husband and two others, was brought to Lufkin by State Rangers after capture in Eudora Arkansas. Six indictments listed murder highway robbery and assault. a $500 reward had been offered.

Lufkin Texas Charlie Outlaw Angelina County Roberta McCall Hardy Purvis R. A. McCarter Eudora Ark Mathews Outlaw McCall

Community mourns after McCall murder sparks secret return

Families and officers struggled to keep his return hidden amid strong community feeling following the McCall killing, as local authorities faced heightened tensions and urgent public concern.

Ment McCall

Tunisian Tea Concoction Draws Government Fire

Tea in Tunis mixed with herbs to create a syrupy drink has triggered a government crackdown. A heavy tax is imposed on tea and rewards offered for smugglers denunciations. The potion leaves drinkers pale and listless and unable to work.

Tunis North Africa

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Royal Feed and Seed Store DeSiard St KR. T. Harberson DR. Harberson Monroe, la Kate Allison Betsy Ann Florine Ouachita National Savings Account Roosevelt President Roosevelt Marion Mass James Paul Rust Soviet Russia Senator Norris Nation House Los Angeles County Brook Mays & CO W. J. Riley South Grand St King of Bottled Beer Shady Inn City Hall NOTRE
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