Telegrams Against Bills Rally Monroe Business Leaders
More than 600 telegrams from Monroe and West Monroe to legislators opposed House Bills 408 wage hour and 975 labor relations, cited by Monroe Chamber of Commerce chair Joe E. Marx as evidence of business influence. Also notes passage chances for House Bill 688 on female work hours and an appropriation to fund a regional trades school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Monroe
West Monroe
Joe E. Marx
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Marx
House
Louisiana
British Raids Press Against German Ranks In New Attacks
British observers described renewed raids on German positions along the North Sea Channel and Atlantic coast. Reports cited RAF and commandos hitting supply depots docks and quays with little British casualties while enemy dead and information were captured during landings at multiple points in Belgium and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
British Isles
Norway
Netherlands
British Press Association
Scotland
Germany
England
Wales
Ministry of Home Security
Home Ministry
Air Ministry
French
Royal Air Force
Waalhaven
Rotterdam
Bomoen
Bergen
Reuters
North Cape
Channel
North Sea
Atlantic
Belgium
Ministry of Information
Revival Services At Wel come Home Church Of God
A revival begins Wednesday at the Welcome Home Church of God on Lenwill Road and runs daily through July 7. Evangelist Rev. C. H. Johnson of Los Angeles leads the event with services at 7 p.m. each day, inviting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Home Church of God
Lenwill Road
C. H. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Close Dakota primary tightens Senate race leaders
In North Dakota the Republican U S Senate race narrows as results from about 25 of 503 precincts show Lynn J. Frazier with 12 960 votes driving ahead of William Langer and Thomas Whelan. Governor race sees Lewis Orlady leading Jack Patterson. Democratic Governor John Moses faces little opposition from C P Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
United States
Thomas Whelan
Lynn J. Frazier
William Langer
North Dakota
Whelan
Frazier
Langer
Lewis T. Orlady
Jamestown
Jack Patterson
Minot
Orlady
Patterson
John Moses
C. P. Stone
Japan Moves Toward Protectorates In Asia War Warning
Informed Tokyo sources say Japan may seek protectorates over French Indo China and the Dutch East Indies while pressing Britain on Hongkong and Shanghai. The note warns that Japanese actions could redefine power in Asia as Germany’s Hitler appears to back Tokyo’s Monroe doctrine aims.
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Far East
America
Tokyo
Nippon
French Indo-China and the Dutch East Indies
Hongkong
Indo-China
Japan
Britain
Burma
China
Shanghai
England
Germany
Italy
Dutch East Indies
Indies
British Empire
United States
Hitler
Fuehrer
Orleans Grand Jury Expected to Indict
The Orleans parish grand jury was expected to return indictments involving high council members of a state department. No subjects were disclosed and witness names before the body remained secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
New Orleans
Orleans Parish
State Department
Waguespack Dies in New Orleans At 78
William J. Waguespack 78, prominent local attorney and former U S district attorney, died today in New Orleans. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 9 or 10 am. He taught law at Loyola University and was a Georgetown and Tulane Law School graduate.
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New Orleans
William J. Waguespack
Waguespack
United States
Loyola University
Georgetown University
Tulane University Law School
Death notices for George Richardson and Lane Wilson
Funeral services for George Ervin Richardson of New Orleans were held at Lamana Panno Falio under Masonry auspices with burial in Masonic cemetery. he left a widow Josephine Reese, two sons, a daughter, and several relatives. In Ruston, Lane Wilson died Tuesday and will be buried in Ruston cemetery with service at her residence. she leaves a husband, her mother, two sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
New Orleans
George Ervin Richardson
Tehoupitoulas Street
Lamana-Panno- Falio, Inc
Louisiana Relief Chapter No. 2
Royal Order of Masonry
Masonic
Josephine Reese
Roy
Martin Richardson
Jack Sweeten
T. C. Richardson, Sr
Winnsboro
J. B. Richardson
Winnshore
D. L. Richardson
St. Louis
T. C. Richardson, Jr
J. W. Smith
J. C. Slaughter
Monroe
Ruston
Lane Wilson
Boulevard Street
Guy Hicks
First Methodist Church
Restive Orient signs and war supply notes
A series of brief items from war time reports across the globe. The signaling of a women’s auxiliary transport unit in Hong Kong shows militarization in civilian life. Britain’s food ministry moves as part of dispersal, not evacuation. Kingsley Wood cites £4 million in interest free loans with a £20,000 anonymous gift. Helen Hayes involvement eyed to move 6,500 English children weekly to the United States. Americans cross into Spain and await possible rescue by a U.S. warship in Bilbao. Aircraft production in Britain hits a new weekly high, per Lord Beaverbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Orient
Hitler visits French landmarks during wartime tour
An informant claims Hitler toured Paris monuments including the Cour d’Honneur Musee de l’Armee near Napoleon’s tomb and inferred visits to the Louvre and Notre Dame. He traveled with General Keitel and German art professors, not military officers, suggesting a focus on cultural sites.
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France
Cour D'Honneur
Musee de L'Armee
Hotel Des Invalides
Napoleon
Hitler
Louvre
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Wilhelm Keitel
Church to Hold Annual Congregational Meeting Tonight
Rev. R. T. Watson announced the annual congregational meeting will be held at 7 45 p m at the First Christian church. Reports from department heads will be given and church and church school officers will be elected. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
R. T. Watson
Watson Sayi
Embassies Move to Monts Home as War Rages
A journalist describes the rapid German advance from Paris to Tours with convoys sweeping the Loire valley. French troops retreat, bridges damaged, shops closed, and refugees head north while Germans mass prisoners and occupy Orleans-Tours area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parix
Tours
Commmunication Center
Orleans
Loire
Cher
Associated Press
Orleans-Tours
Etl
Book audit testimony recounts Leche denial of raise
Witnesses testified Weiss told of a $27,000 increase and that Leche authorized the next day. Shattuck said he met Leche after meeting with Governor Long's office. Leche allegedly called the claim a damned lie and said he had no power to authorize the raise. it was the school board's duty. Defense declined to confirm if Leche would testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Weiss
Leche
Long
Shattuck
Dr Helen Carter Dies At Baptist Hospital
Dr Helen M Carter head of Louisiana State university department of home economics since 1927 died today in Baptist hospital New Orleans after four months illness. An author and lecturer she published articles on home economics and recently completed a textbook for five year students in home economics.
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New Orleans
Helen M. Carter
Louisiana State University Department of Home Economics
Baptist Hospital
Carter
Malaria Symptoms and Diagnosis Guidance
The text explains how malaria can be present in blood long before symptoms appear and describes a progression of chills fever weakness fatigue poor appetite insomnia and fluctuating well being as warning signs to consider seeking medical evaluation for possible malaria.
Births in Various Families Report Daughters Born
West Monroe couple G W Mattaway announce Brenda Sue born Sunday in June. J C Blake and family in Jones report Julia Louise. C B Smith of Chat hart community welcomes Glenda Lee born June. A Ho Muckaby announces June 13 birth at Hordge clinic. Weather notes define gale 55 to 75 mph and hurricane above 75 mph.
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Mr. and
Me. C. B. Smith
Chathart
Glenda Lee
June
Mra A. Ho H Muckaby
Hordge Clinic
Nomination rhetoric target of New Deal critics
A former president delivers a lengthy attack on current policies labeling the New Deal as depressingly flawed and bordering on totalitarian liberalism. He accuses the administration of "stabilising depression" and vows political change.
Keel to Be Laid for Big Warship Lowe
The 1,000 ton battleship Lowe keel will be laid tomorrow at the Brooklyn Navy Yard without the usual ceremonies. The Iowa is listed as one of four 4,000 ton action authorized under the Navy Maen program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lowe
Brooklyn
Iowa
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Dakota
G. O. P. Senate
Charles Vogel
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Raub
W. J. Waguespack
Mrs. Lane Wilson
London
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Kingsley Wood
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N. J
Helen Hayes
San Sebastian
Spain
International Bridge
Bilbao
Aircraft Production
Great Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Monts
Pirot
Helen Carter
Mrs. Lane
Lane Wilson Seed CO
Grand St
Tire Service
Hartisea
U.S. Royal Tires
Pan-Am Gas and Oil
Pennzoil
Quaker State Oil
Alvis Hotel Bldg
Styles
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Vrativies
Sheers
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