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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
3
Detroit weather bureau chief W W Oak described a distinct funnel as a tornado approached. A second twister in a little over a week raised fears about rare events in the area.
Analysis of Henry Morgenthau and associates highlights how biographies are written to fit government campaigns. It notes Henry Gaer and Harry D. White, their roles, and concerns about a world state plan, stressing treasury propaganda and the political stakes in postwar policy.
Joseph Celligan 73 a retired United Carbon employee of Swartz died in a Monroe hospital. Funeral mass at St Matthew's Church with interment at Riverview Burial Park. He was born in France and lived in Ouachita Parish with no known immediate relatives. Hixson Bros Funeral Home handles arrangements. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Crowell West Monroe died shortly after birth in a local sanitarium. Funeral services were at Toronto Cemetery under Hall Funeral Home. The infant is survived by parents one sister Carolina Lee and grandparents Mr and Mrs O V Jackson and Mr and Mrs John P Crowell.
Mr and Mrs Arthur F Vancil and their children Wanda Jean and Buddy of Cheniere road West Monroe travel to Rector Arkansas for the funeral of Sam Vancil 73 who died Thursday in a Little Rock hospital He is survived by his widow Cleo a daughter Mrs Clarence Woodward of Detroit and sons George Claude and Jack Vancil of Detroit.
The Railway Express Agency imposed an embargo on all express shipments to and from New York saying operations are at a standstill due to an unauthorized work stoppage by AfL employees. J F Ross announced the embargo saying it halts foods and perishables with hundreds out. The walkout follows a union jurisdiction dispute and grievances over starting times and tours of duty.
James Martin Suddeth aged 98, veteran of the Civil and Spanish American wars, married 71 year old former housekeeper Alfreta Hamilton Clawson in Peoria. The ceremony by County Judge Francis C. Vonachen followed years of talk and ended a long marriage quest for both. Mrs. Clawson is mother of seven.
The appeal urges widespread fat and oil conservation across Europe and Asia. It calls for using less fats, collecting every ounce of used fats, and delivering leftovers to butchers or grocers to support food, soap, and public health efforts.
The Renfrow and Son department store at 4% DeSiard Street and the McKenzie and Monk insurance office at 313 Harrison Street were burglarized Thursday night. Both break ins were via a rear window. a small cash amount and some merchandise were taken from the store, while the insurance office reportedly had little of value stolen.
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