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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1933
Page
3
The grievance committee finds Gaston Porterie expelled from bar association membership on April 24 1933 after a hearing. Porterie allegedly submitted a resignation abandoning an appeal, leaving the committee's finding final. Roberts Milling Esq represented Porterie.
An advertisement touts Dr Bond's Pill to speed bile flow and cleanse bowels for biliousness dizziness and constipation. It claims mild, dependable relief without griping, with a 25 cent price and substitutions refused by Cullen's Pharmacy Inc 6 Good Stores.
Seven members attended the executive committee meeting with several others recused. A. A. Bell of Lake Charles chaired as chairman. attendees included Pike Hall Jr of Shreveport, Charles Vernon Porter of Baton Rouge, Robert E. Brumby of Franklin, J. W. Hawthorn of Alexandria, George Gunby of Monroe, and W. W. Young of New Orleans.
Firemen battle a major blaze at a denatured alcohol plant where eleven of twelve giant tanks hold crude molasses used in alcohol production. A lightning strike hit the lone tank prompting urgent water streams and consideration of chemical additives to control the fire.
David E. Ward, 22, is named judge of the county and juvenile courts in Lee County Florida. Ward assumes duties immediately, serving in the county court and juvenile court system.
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler has chosen an elite bodyguard unit of exceptionally tall storm troopers. Led by Martin Kohlrosser of Munich, the group mirrors Frederick the Great’s famed longtime guard. Clad in black, they guard the chancellery, serve as couriers, and live a regimented life with aims of future command.
Washington reports that despite the federal securities act gullible investors may still purchase postholes but will be informed they are holes. FCC Chairman March explains two disclosure methods: exhaustive financial filings and conspicuous prospectus summaries to ensure buyers know what they are purchasing. The buyer bears the risk, while the commission will not offer investment advice.
Secretary Hull defended his government position in a press declaration saying there is no basis to claim domestic plans conflict with international efforts to halt the crisis. He urged world wide cooperation to restore price levels and pressed for a program of global credit expansion and public works to aid recovery.
The article discusses future goals while noting hurdles in agreeing on trade barriers as major currencies drift from the gold standard. It cites Mr. Hull and colleagues acknowledging unsettled measures for international commerce and asserts the American view that these issues must be solved together. X. Ray is a rural mail carrier at Flat Rock, N. C.
The American Legion fifth district conference gathers in Rayville today at 2 PM to honor a completed parish playground and community center. Louisiana officials including Wilbur Cramer and Roland Cocrehran are expected, with about 100 attendees from 14 parishes. Local unemployment relief workers helped build the project.
A new graving dock in Southampton England boasts a record breaking door measuring 142 feet long and 29 feet six inches wide and weighing about 1500 tons. The installation is described as the largest door in the world for its purpose.
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