Beating a Magarine House Visit Questioned
The speaker questions what was beaten for when visiting the magazine's house, addressing Mr Moots in a terse, unclear query.
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Magarine's
MR. Moots
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1932
Page
1
Winter Hits Hard All Over Country
Across the nation a severe winter storm disrupted travel and daily life. Upper New York towns faced three foot drifts and cut communications while Pennsylvania cleared logjams after days of isolation. Maryland suffered seven deaths and shattered nets threatened the shad industry along with crippled fishing craft along New Jersey and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Gettysburg
Dixie
Maryland
Virginia-Carolina
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
North Carolina
New Jersey
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
Weather Bureau Advisory Storm Warning
The Weather Bureau issued Advisory 9:30 p.m. noting a northwest storm warning extending north of New York to Boston and a storm center over Nova Scotia moving slowly northeastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
New York
Boston
Mass
Tractor overturns injures man near Grenada Mississippi
Memphis dispatch reports Russelll Doolittle seriously injured when a tractor overturned at his home near Grenada Mississippi. He was pinned under the vehicle while towing a pile driver to a bridge. several bones are broken and internal injuries feared. He was brought to a Memphis hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Grenada
Miss
Russelll
Doolittle
The New Galomel Delightful In The New Galomel
A fragmented clipping notes a smokeless powder device described as wireless and sea-less with old style cadence. An unclear line mentions a doctor releasing something, but the text remains largely garbled and unreadable.
Army Blouses For Relief Work Distributed Here
Two hundred army blouses sent from New Orleans by the Legion at state headquarters arrived this morning for relief work. Captain W. L. Workman of the Salvation Army received the garments for distribution as reported by D. Curtis Smith, commander of Leonidas Barkdull Faulk Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
D. Curtis Smith
the Legion
New Orleans
W. L. Workman
Salvation Army
Neutrals Strive for Peace as Shanghai Battle Flares
February 29 1932 tallies show 565 dead and 2204 wounded overall with naval losses at Shanghai and heavy army casualties in the Shanghai region. New major offensive reported west of Shanghai as Chiang Kai-shek may join the campaign against Japan with Japanese reinforcements and air support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Kunshan
Chiang
Woosung
Police Jury Set to Meet Here Tomorrow
A local Police Jury meeting is scheduled for tomorrow in the town hall. Officials urge residents to attend and discuss village matters, budget allocations, and community projects.
Urge Payment of Soldiers' Bonus At Early Date
Immediate payment of the balance of the soldiers bonus was urged by a large majority of L. B. Faulk Post No. 13 American Legion members. Commander Curtis Smith was authorized to telegram Senators Broussard and Long and Louisiana representatives about the legion’s stance. The payout would affect about 850 men in Ouachita Parish and inject $700000 to $800000 into circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Faulk Post
No. 13
American Legion
Curtis Smith
Broussard
Long
Louisiana
Legion
Ouachita Parish
Girl Leads Mob At Ford Factory Riot
Mary Gossman a 23 year old girl communist led a mob of jobless men and women toward a Dearborn Ford factory as police faced tear gas and stones. Several protesters wounded and one man died. Mary and accomplices faced likely manslaughter charges. Police warned no mercy for anyone proven in the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gossman
Mary
Dearborn
Joseph York
Joe
Old Roman Days Style Show Sets Cast and Gallant Roles
The style show titled Old Roman Days will be staged tomorrow in the forium with Neville ys presenting preretin nts. Cast includes Beryl DeGraffen ers Julius Cann Fred Boy Jack Selig slave ers schoolboy Adolph Isebel Page maiden bride Margaret Poag Delee attendant Max Heter Arthur Miller son Raymond Veastrica Forrest legion andard jorie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevilleys
Forium
Beryl DeGraffeners
Julius Cann
Fred Boy
Jack Selig
Ers
Adolph
Isebel Page
Margaret Poag
A Delee
Max Heter
Arthur Miller
Raymond Veastrica Forrest
Legion Andard
Ten Entries Filed In Girls Cage Tourney
Ten entries from Louisiana parishes and Florida join the national A A U basketball tournament set for March 21 to 26 in Shreveport. Schools named include Rex, Lynn's, Charity Hos and Atlas Sign Co reports, Castor, Evergreen, Monroe, and Pirates. Grover supervises the event with local facilities to sponsor reporters and a newspaper teen room at the coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greveport
Rex
Shreveport
Grover
Arrests in Lindbergh kidnapping prompt police denials
Police insist investigation remains incomplete as more suspects are questioned. A published transcript reveals questions about lawyers visitors to the Lindbergh home and whether the child’s abduction involved the household. Officials deny known contacts and provide uncertain replies on several points including return timing and possible outside involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Schwartzkopf
Arthur Garfield Hays
Lindbergh
Dudley Field Malone
Col
Henry Breckinridge
Col. Lindbergh
Princeton
Pat Roche
Chicago
New Jersey
Gus Winkler
Mrs. Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Cal
Minneapolis
Jake Salvi
Salvi Spitale
Irving Bitz
New York
Twin Cities Brace For First Winter Weather
Winter weather spreads across the Twin Cities with colder readings in the southeast, reporting snow and subfreezing temperatures for Arkansas and progressions on Ouachita and Mississippi river levels. River stage declines and a 33 degree low mark set this morning, with gains and falls logged at various locks and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Ouachita River
Arkansas City
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Ouzchita
Calion
Felsenthal
Sterlington
Monroe
Riverton
Harrisonburg
Kate Key
Government Weather Recorder
Illingis Central Railroad Bridge
Red River Bridge Opens Linking New Orleans to Minnesota
Couhhatta La March 8 The final link in the federal highway from New Orleans to Minnesota was completed with the opening of the new 500000 dollar Red River traffic bridge. The bridge will be formally dedicated in May. Construction began February 1931 and was finished last December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coushatta
New Orleans
Minnesota
Red River
Plan Round Table For Scout Leaders
The Scoutmasters' Roundtable of Ouachita Parish meets at 7 30 tonight at J Noble White's home 500 Rochelle Avenue Monroe. Troops from Monroe West Monroe Sterlington Swartz and Calhoun will attend as plans are made for district activities before and during the Camp Ki Ro Li encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
J. Noble White
Ouachita Valley
Ships Flounder As Heavy Gales Strike Atlantic
A two day Atlantic storm causes ships to flounder and coast guard rescues. San Angelo reported fire in hold but under control. Missing Norwalk bound for Richmond with 22 crew last seen near Delaware breakwater. Mars tug, Nomis schooner afloat after cargo shift. Isaac T Mann disabled after storm, Kingham dredge missing but crew safe. Thelma asked Ulysses to relay for home port Wilmington. Aragon towed Dixie Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Coast Guard
San Angelo
Cape Henry
Norwalk
New York
Richmond
Delaware
Mars
Norfolk
Deepwater
N. J
Nomis
Frying Pan Shoals
North Carolina
Isaac T. Mann
Kingham
Thelma
Ulysses
Wilmington
Del
Aragon
Dixie Arrow
Detroit battle at Ford plant sparks casualties and fear
National guardsmen sheltered at the Detroit armory as protesters clashed with Ford plant demonstrators. Three men died and others were injured after shots fired from a parked car sparked the confrontation. Police blamed protesters. marchers insisted police opened fire amid gas, water hoses, and brick and stone threats. Names linked to the unrest included Joe York Joe Debruske and Coleman J. Lenz. William Foster and William Reynolds were sought as possible agitators despite denials of Communist ties by some demonstrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Detroit
Joe York
Joe Debruske
Coleman J. Lenz
Youth Council Sets Dates for Conference in Monroe
The Inter- Church Youth Council of the Twin Cities met at West Monroe Methodist Church and approved April 30 and May 1 for the parish wide Young Peoples Conference. The event was postponed from February due to high water and will run alongside six public forums on religious social economic and industrial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter- Church Youth Council of
Twin Cities
West Monroe
Mildred Dennis
Louis Hoffpaulr
First Methodist Church
Monroe
New Hampshire Primary Names 1928 Standard Bearer Filed
The 1928 Republican primary in New Hampshire centers on the announced standard bearer, filed yesterday for the April 26 vote. Each candidate runs with 12 delegates: four from districts and eight at large, the latter apportioned as half year shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite State
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement touts Creomulsion, a creosote emulsion claimed to soothe inflamed membranes, inhibit germs, and cure persistent coughs and colds. It asserts safety after long-standing illnesses, offers a money-back guarantee, and urges readers to ask their druggist.
Is Your Health Poor Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
In Shreveport Louisiana James W Duffy says being in poor health led him to try tonics with Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery delivering no benefit other than this medicine He endorses it and offers free medical advice through Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo New York Druggists supply fluid or tablets with a 2 symptom blank to fill and mail back for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Dr. Pierce
James W. Duffy
Jewell St
Buffalo
Delegates Named as Republican Primaries Set for Hoover Victory
Hampshire selects 11 delegates pledged to Mr. Hoover. Kansas GOP picks 7 at large delegates to join 12 district Hoover delegates. South Carolina faction led by Joseph W. Talbert convenes to name 14 delegates for the national meeting, with another delegation to be chosen by J. C. Hambright on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Hoover
Kansas
South Carolina
Joseph W. Talbert
J. C. Hambright
Knox Appointed Major of L A A Batallion
Baton Rouge Louisiana March 8 Robert L Knox of Lake Charles has been promoted major of the first battalion of the Louisiana State University cadet corps Major Troy H Middleton cadet commandant has announced Knox was previously regimental adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Robert L. Knox
Lake Charles
Louisiana State University Cadet Corps
Troy H. Middleton
Knox
New Ethcol Building Corporation Formed in Monroe
The Ethcol Building Corporation formed with authority for general building and realty business has filed papers at the district clerk. Incorporators include W. L. Ethridge of Monroe I R Collard and J J Lienhard of New Orleans Lewis Slater H D Montgomery of Monroe and E H Fairchild of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethcol Building Corporation
W. L
Banquet Postponed By Maccabees Tent No 54
A father and son banquet scheduled for tomorrow night by Tent No 54 of the Order of Maccabees has been postponed. A new date will be announced later due to the absence of state manager M. J. Bulger of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Maccabees
M. J. Bulger
New Orleans
How Doctors Fight FAT by Restoring Missing Gland Secretion
Medical science links obesity to lack of a certain gland secretion that causes energy from food to be stored as fat. Doctors worldwide now supply the missing factor, countering fat buildup instead of starving patients. Marmola prescription tablets claim to address this, with millions used over 24 years and a book included in each box.
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Monroe Seed Store
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