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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1938

Page

3

Desperate fugitives shot state trooper and abducted deputies

Two Indiana deputy sheriffs were kidnapped after a gunman shot Indiana State Trooper Ray Dixon three times. A chase ensued with Illinois officers and local authorities linking to a broader gunfight. Deputy Hahn and Kowalczyk were later released unharmed near Cedar Lake in Lake County.

Gon Ilinois Indiana Illinois Gromann la Salle Deselm Corfield LA Porte Ind Indianapolis Charles Hahn Joseph Kowalczyk Cedar Lake Lake County Lowell Cook Ray Dixon South Bend John Dillinger Dixon R. J. Hennings Hennings Sanders

Bernard Shaw Ordered to Silence by Doctors

London June 27. George Bernard Shaw, near 82, is restricted by physicians to avoid talking reading controversial topics writing or answering the telephone. He has anemia and may not direct rehearsals for the August 1 premiere of Geneva, worrying him more than illness.

London George Bernard Shaw Geneva

Weary men continue hunt for McCormick on Colorado peak

A team of 350 climbers searches a Colorado peak for McCormick after a mother fears his body may lie in a high crevasse. Mrs Simms and relatives join the effort as CCC enrollees operate a base camp at Juan Tabo canyon with field radios and telescopes.

Whitmer McCormick Simms C. D. Barnes New York Margaret Ayrshire Cibola National Forest Juan Tabo Canyon CCC Forest Service Juan Tabo

Prescription C-2223 promotes rheumatic pain relief

Misery from rheumatic aches slows youths in sports and daily activity. Prescription C-2223 is claimed to ease pain and misery with analgesic action, offering relief to thousands. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee for 60 cents to 1.00.

Glovtons Dacclion Enjoys World Famous Hotel Atmosphere

A. 5. Kickeby, managing director, notes the sophisticated ambiance at a famed hotel by Lake Michigan. The piece highlights refined service and renowned reputation in the hospitality industry.

Glovtons Dacclion Lake Michigan Kickeby

Germans urged to return as advisers seek exit from China

Chiang Kai Shek presses Berlin to let most German advisers depart while von Falkenhausen and two others secure passage on the June 28 train. Tokyo-Berlin pressure grows, with Berlin warning of citizenship loss and property confiscation for noncompliance. Several advisers already head to Hongkong and six civilian team members stay.

Chiang Kai- Shek Berlin Germany Chiang Kai-Shek von Falkenhausen Tokyo Hankow Hongkong China

Flying boats groomed for Puget Sound trip

In Seattle on June 27 the navy prepared 44 giant flying boats for non stop flight over Puget Sound and toward Alaska after a mass naval aviation event from San Diego. Three others of the 48 planes had minor engine issues and one returned to San Diego with a damaged wing float. The fleet will stay in Seattle until August.

Seattle Navy San Diego Puget Sound Alaska

Boat Commander Dies in China Encountering Accident

Lieutenant Commander F. H. Gilmer, 40, in charge of the gunboat Tutila, died today at Ichang, China. The Navy Department said the death was accidental and provided few details. Gilmer, from New Orleans, had piloted in the 1936 national balloon races and made two trips aboard the German airship Hindenburg that year as a naval observer.

Washington F. H. Gilmer Tutila Ichang China Navy Department Gilmer New Orleans

Auction customer finds lucky bill in change

A customer in Wilson, North Carolina bought a small item for 19 dollars and received change containing a dollar bill inscribed Good Luck Anne. In New York City, the Cooper Union elevator dating to 1859 was renovated with walnut veneer and 1938 suction fans, but long-time operator Adolph Paar noted it still carries only 21 passengers.

Wilson, N. C Anne Adolph Paar

Chewelah boy bitten by decapitated ratler in late day belief

In Chewelah Washington Raymond Sturmer, 15, was bitten after a stray rodent incident as doctors described a muscular reaction. In Des Moines the De Ford family reported their ice box raided three times, prompting local concern.

Chewelah Wesh Raymond Sturmer Raymond Des Moines de Ford

Thief Leaves Two Cherry Jars After Visit

One week passes after a shop break in and a thief’s final visit. It was found the intruder left two jars of cherries in the box, suggesting a possible motive or signal. The detail preserves the quiet, curious tone of a local crime note.

Two surgeries remove Bud Green's appendix in Neb.

KFARNEY Neb two in cisions were needed to remove Bud Green s appendix a surgeon opened the right side probed but found nothing then on the left side the trouble-maker was disclosed and removed.

Kfarney Bud Green

Jackson Parish Plans to Spend 250000 on Schools

Jackson Parish proposes several building projects including a gymnasium in Quitman costing at least 30000 and brick veneer gym at Chatham for 40500. An eight room addition at Jonesboro grammar school priced around 30000, a six room Hodge grammar addition about 28000, and a Jonesboro high school gym with band room estimated at 72000. Construction mainly uses reinforced concrete and brick.

Quitman Chatham Jonesboro Grammar School Hodge Grammar School Jonesboro High School

Britain and France warn Japan over Hainan island

London reports Britain and France have warned Japan to stay off Hainan island off the south China coast. The governments vowed to aid each other if complications arise, announced by Richard Austen Butler in the House of Commons. He said occupation of Hainan would create undesirable issues for Indo China security and joint actions would follow.

London Britain France Japan Hainan Island South China Coast House of Commons Richard Austen Butler Hainan Tonking Butler Tokyo His

Democracy warned at Kiwanis meet in San Francisco

At the Kiwanis International convention in San Francisco on June 27, president F Trafford Taylor of St Boniface Manitoba warned democracy faces a dismal future unless its exponents unite to defend against totalitarian aggression. He said nations are choosing sides between democracy and autocracy and urged active combat of anti democratic forces. He noted democracy is currently centered in the United States, the British Commonwealth and France. If the United States joins the democratic front, world peace would be more attainable. Senator Wheeler commented on the gathering.

San Francisco Kiwanis International F. Trafford Taylor St. Boniface Manitoba Taylor Kiwanis United States British Commonwealth France Wheeler

BLUE STAR OINTMENT PROMISES RELIEF FOR ITCHING SKIN AILMENTS

Fira effective and soothing ointment offers relief from itching caused by eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples scabies and related conditions. Money back if not satisfied. price 35 cents or 1 dollar. Star Products Co Desk 4 Houston Texas ships on receipt of payment.

Gista Or Star Products Co Desk 4 Houston Tex

Earhart Baby Born at Vaughan Wright Bene Clinic

A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Earhart at Vaughan-Wright-Bende clinic. The birth adds a new member to the Earhart family amid local community notice.

Vaughan-Wright-Bende! Clinic E. R. Earhart

Gale Halts Queen Mary Passenger Disembarkation

A 50 mile gale and the nearby 22,450-ton carrier Furious prevented the liner Queen Mary from unloading about 60 percent of her passengers on arrival at Plymouth from New York. She then shifted to Cherbourg and Southampton for disembarkation.

Plymouth England New York Cherbourg Southampton

Tana to Address Convention on Monopolistic Trends Tonight

Tana will address the convention on monopolistic trends in the United States tonight. Officers will be elected Wednesday.

Tana United States

New Orleans Child Struck by Truck Dies

Carol Miceli an 8 year old boy was struck by a truck near his home yesterday and fatally injured. The death raises traffic fatalities in the city to 28 since January 1.

New Orleans Carol Miceli

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