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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

9

Fire Inspector Warns on Safe Fourth of July

Monroe fire department holds annual safety talk via KMLB radio with Fire Inspector L J Hunnicutt. He warns of battlefield injuries from fireworks, urges precautions, and notes firework laws in some states while many places have none. He advises clearing rubbish, keeping pets away, discharging fireworks outdoors, and keeping matches from children.

Monroe Hunnicutt

Gly-Cas touted as remedy ends rheumatic misery

A Pine Bluff reader reports Gly-Cas improving bowel function kidneys digestion and rheumatic pain after long medical failures. He claims rapid health gains and longer lasting relief and notes Phoenix Drug Co. and local druggists vend the product.

Mr. Evans Phoenix Drug Co DeSiard St

Fourth of July Fireworks Safety Urged by Inspector Hunnicutt

Inter Hunnicutt urged careful handling of fireworks and supervision by adults to prevent injuries. Children should not stand close during discharge and should not pick up unexploded devices. Keep fireworks in a covered tin box, call a doctor for wounds, and consider non hazardous celebrations like picnics or trips to mark the holiday.

Inter Hunnicutt Inspector Hunnicutt

Sidelights on Vets Reunion at Gettysburg

Gettysburg residents and visitors observe a veterans reunion with National Guardsmen guiding arriving trains and wheelchair assistance. Four young girls perform to a marching tune as veterans settle into tent camps. Scouts aid mobility and chores while three camps run kitchens serving 1,500 per sitting with large aluminum urns and army chefs. First meals include cream of mushroom soup chicken a la king baked ham sauté potatoes green peas cantaloupe rolls iced tea coffee or milk and ice cream.

Georgia General Sherman Gettysburg

Nye Leads Langer Narrowing In North Dakota Primary

Early returns from North Dakota's Republican primary show U S Senator Gerald Nye ahead of William Langer as 2,144 of 2,260 precincts report. Nye 87 762 Langer 81 460. Langer running mate Ha gan leads Thoresen for governor. Democratic ballots favor Nygaard Halvorson and Jo hansson for senator Rosenberg 1 213 for governor. Representatives Strehlow Dale Henry lead in Democratic races.

Fargo N. D United States Gerald P. Nye North Dakota William Langer Nye Langer John N. Hagan T. H. H. Thoresen Hagan Thoresen Congress Asher L. Burdick William Lemke Democratic Organization J. J. Nygaard Halvor Halvorson E. A. Johansson John Moses Oliver Rosenberg Howard Henry Max Strehlow Alfred S. Dale

Loon Lake Calls Widows and Widowers Outing

North Cohocton New York reports a planned state widows and widowers outing at Loon Lake led by Miss Mary A Trickey. widows are asked to bring silver and a tureen of their dish while widowers bring only a load of widows. the event aims to help attendees meet and socialize.

North Cohocton N. Y Loon Lake New York State Mary A. Trickey Florida

Whisky firm praises local newspaper ads in Louisiana drive

Gabe Mouledoux of New Orleans, district rep for William Jameson and Co., lauds a May 11 to May 21 newspaper campaign in Monroe Morning World and News-Star. He notes a 300 percent sales jump in the Louisiana territory and plans to double ad size and continue newspaper advertising. He now oversees all advertising in Louisiana and the western half of Florida.

Gabe Mouledoux New Orleans William Jameson and Company, Inc William Jameson Monroe Mr. Mouledoux Monroe Morning World News-Star Louisiana Florida

Weather Threatens Colorado River Expedition

Rain and floods raise danger for four men and two women guiding a Michigan University science party down the dangerous canyon route. Norman N. Nevills leads the group with Elzada Clover Louis Jotter and Eugene Atkinson aboard as Utah riverman Don Harris coordinates safety amid rising river levels.

Green River Colorado River Green Colorado Norman N. Nevills Utah Elzada Clover Louis Jotter Eugene Atkinson University of Michigan Don Harris

Green River Voyage and Dangers Across Rivers

United States Geological Survey and San Francisco photographer W. C. Gibson launched three light boats from June 20 aiming for Boulder Dam 666 miles southwest with a July 4 half way point at Lee's Ferry Arizona. Rivermen fear a perilous stretch through Colorado river rapids. Nearby, ravenous cats on Sydney Island near Fiji Hawaii descend from 150 released felines.

United States Geological Survey W. C. Gibson San Francisco Green River Boulder Dam Lee’s Ferry Ariz Colorado River Sydney Island Fiji Hawaii

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