Maps of Monroe Manager and Local Business Leader Profile
The Monroe Sears manager, a Greek native, has been a 20 year Monroeville businessman and civic figure. He runs Frank's Orange Jungle and Palmer's Barbecue garden and manages Ouachita Baking Company, maker of Butter-Krust bread, with fishing and golf cited among hobbies.
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Monroe
Sears, Roebuck and Company
City
Frank
Palmer
Greece
Ouachita Baking Company
Dr Tom A Mitchell Rites Held For Local Veterinarian
The funeral for Dr Tom A Mitchell 58 a well known local veterinarian who died at his home on DeSiard street was held at the house with Rev L T Hastings of First Baptist officiating Interment followed at the old city cemetery Active pallbearers included Ted Harris P L Dark T C Standifer Clay Albright Ben Downing and E N Johnson Honorary pallbearers were Dr J W Cummins Dr Irving J Wolff R Downes Jr Dr George Wright Dr Leon Titche J D Ingouf C V Sanders Vic Sutton R C Sparks D C Black and Dixon Swayze He was born April 30 1880 the son of the late Dr Alex Mitchell Monroe s first veterinarian His career took him through public schools Queen City Normal school McKillip college Chicago Veterinary College and practice in California Texas Arkansas and Louisiana He is survived by his wife two brothers Dr H H Mitchell of El Dorado Ark and Dr Sam Mitchell of Ferriday one sister Mrs Mary E Overton of El Dorado a niece Mrs Charles Jackson of El Dorado and several other nieces and nephews in California and Texas. Signs now warn California motorists of the maximum safe speed on highway curves they are approaching.
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Tom A. Mitchell
DeSiard Street
L. T Hastings
First Baptist Church
Mitchell
Old City Cemetery
Ted Harris
P. L. Dark
T. C. Standifer
Clay Albright
Ben Downing
E. N. Johnson
J. W. Cummins
Irving J. Wolff
R. Downes, Jr
George Wright
Leon Titche
J. D. Ingouf
C. V. Sanders
Vic Sutton
R. C. Sparks
D. C. Black
Dixon Swayze
Dr. Mitchell
Alex Mitchell
Monroe
Queen City
Tex
McKillip College
Chicago
Chicago Veterinary College
California
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
H. H. Mitchell
el Dorado
Ark
Sam Mitchell
Ferriday
Mary E Overton
Charles Jackson
Cycle safety parade to promote bicycle club in Monroe
Police Officer R J Goza plans a July 7 parade and picnic at Bernstein park for Monroe Cycle Safety club members. About 1 500 bicycles exist in the Twin Cities with 600 registered. color and white riders invited, parade routes outlined, and park activities plus snacks promised. West Monroe and parish residents urged to enroll.
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R. J. Goza
Monroe
Mr. Goza
Goza
West Monroe
Twin Cities
Gora
Kelly
Civil Service Exams Open Nationwide for Several Posts
The United States civil service commission announces open competitive examinations for positions including chief occupational therapy aid at St Elizabeth's Hospital and multiple grades in silviculturist and architecture. Applicants must meet age limits and file by July 24 (east of Colorado) or July 27 (Colorado westward). Full details available from C. E. Thornhill in Washington or at post offices nationwide.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
D. C
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Plant Industry and Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
C. E. Thornhill
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Courtesy Overrated At World’s Fair Officials Say
New York June 27 officials of the World’s fair declare courtesy overrated. When opened the lawns carried signs saying Please while today footpaths show large Keep off signs across worn grass areas.
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New York
Northeast Junior College to Issue New Catalog This Week
Dean C. C. Calvert announced that the Northeast Junior college catalog is being prepared for the printer and will be issued shortly. Bus transportation is being arranged with three lines secured and a fourth likely to extend to Columbia if enough local riders enroll.
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Northeast Junior College
C. C. Calvert
Columbia
America Found At Right Time At Louisiana Tech
Dr. W R McConnell of Miami University spoke at Louisiana Tech praising selective immigration and the American pioneer spirit. He contrasted US development with Europe and noted the nation’s vastness and architectural progress. Wade O Martin of the Public Service Commission was to discuss flood control Wednesday.
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Ruston
America
W. R. McConnell
Miami University
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Louisiana Tech Today
Europe
McConnell
Dr. McConnell
United States
Woolworth
New York
Eiffel
Paris
Wade O. Martin
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Goods Shipped to Board of Regrets in Columbia
Goods addressed to the board of regrets were received by the Columbia chamber of commerce, puzzled by the mislabeling. A state handbook showed a board of regents, not regrests, so the items were forwarded to the correct board.
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Board OF Regrets
Columbia
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Chamber of Commerce
State Hospital
Board of Regents
Deaths: Count Costanzo Ciano Dies at 63 in Italy
Ciano, 63, president of the Fascist chamber and father of Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano, died last night in Amorian Italy. Dr Charles Addison Elliott, 67, former AMA vice president and thyroid researcher, also reported dead in Chicago.
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Ponte Amoriano
Italy
Costanzo Ciano
Galeazzo Ciano
Charles A. Elliott
Chicago
Charles Addison Elliott
The
American Medical Association
Buckner Details Lobby Efforts Over Philippine Bond Case
William P. Buckner, a key defendant and nephew of a New York Life president, testified in federal court about lobbying to redeem Philippine railway bonds. He described hosting officials at cocktail parties, naming lawmakers and journalists, and said Representative Lanzetta blocked a House resolution. Buckner defended using bondholders' funds for entertainment and claimed no personal misuse.
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New York
William P. Buckner
New York Life Insurance Company
Loretta Young
Washington
Buckner
Philippine Bondholders Protective Committee
John Minton
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Walsh
United States
Lanzetta
Gressman
War Department
Hollywood
Calotabs Aid Biliousness During Hot Weather
In hot weather biliousness causes torpid digestion with souring of food, gas, belching, and sluggish bowels. Calotabs, the nausealess calomel tablets, are advertised as a solution, giving a cleansing morning after one or two doses at bedtime. Genuine Calotabs come in checkerboard packages. trial and family packs are offered at ten and twenty five cents.
Student profits by pictures of King and Queen
Vancouver report says Sophomore Ted Underwood at the University of British Columbia sold 20,000 copies of a candid photo of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II for 800 dollars. He photographed them as they rode past his home and described the moment as an ordinary friendly smile from the king.
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Vancouver
B. C
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Ted Underwood
University of British Columbia
Ted
Underwood
Jobless Benefits Soar to 39.9 Million in May
The Social Security Board said May job insurance benefits totaled more than 39.9 million dollars, lifting the 17 month total to 580 million dollars.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Couple postpones wedding after scarlet fever quarantine
Mount Joy Pennsylvania June 27. Harry Stauffer 21 and Eva Stauffer 22 have had ample time to discuss plans after being kept in the same house for a month due to scarlet fever quarantine. The couple was forced to postpone their wedding until after the quarantine.
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Harry Stauffer
Eva Stauffer
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Pennsylvania
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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