Denizens of Sea Exhibit Slated for Monroe Show
A two day whale and marine exhibition arrives in Monroe on Tuesday at Fourth and DeSiard streets on city property. The display features a preserved whale a giant octopus a man eating shark and other sea creatures with free lectures for attendees. Mayor Arnold Bernstein and the News Star World sponsor the event which runs from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily with 200 free tickets for women at Sur-Wa stores.
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Monroe
Alexandria
Deand 4Th Streets
John Sherrouse
Seven Seas
Arnold Bernstein
News-Star World
Chll
Baptist Children’s Home
Uisiana Training Institute
Sea Groups
Jack Hayes
Parish
Harry Lee
News-Star
Sur-Wa
America
New Memorial
World’s Fair Park
Fourth
DeSiard Eets
Democrats Fail To Force Inflation Vote In House
Washington May 1 Democrats abandon bid to force a House vote on the inflation amendment to the relief bill after Republican Snell blocks unanimous consent. Burns seeks a rule forcing a Tuesday vote under five minute rule leading to conference. Snell insists on debate time and rejects broad consent.
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Washington
Snell
New York
Burns
Tennessee
House
Senate
Byrns
Rules Committee
Democrats
Pilgrims Stream to Rome for Holy Year Call
Thousands of pilgrims from around the world converge on Rome by boat train and foot to observe the Holy Year called by Pope Pius XI. Hotels fill hospices house the rest as costs rise. The pope has granted audiences and indulgences while pilgrims wear yellow and white badges.
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Rome
Italy
Pius XI
Vatican
St. Peter’s
St. Mary Major
St. John Lateran
St. Paul’s
Joseph Louis Wei
Singapore
John Baptist Muller
Rosenheim
Bavaria
Veronica
St. Peter's
Pope Pius
Dear Miss Vane Advice Column Excerpt
Two reader questions cover respect in relationships and personal reputation. A woman asks if she should change to please a jealous partner, and another seeks guidance on proving a new life after rumors. Experts advise sticking to principles and building trust through present behavior.
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Miss Vane
Aesop’s influence on the dime emblem idea
A fragment notes Aesop as the origin of the emblem concept for the American dime. It suggests a moral idea framed around achieving in six months.
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Aesop
Linville Farm Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Linhaspendeanian agricultural club in Linville held its first regular meeting after school. C C Norman presided as president. Speakers included Reed on Irish potatoes and late terracing, Haile urging pure corn and neighbor consensus to prevent cross pollination. A mock trial is planned for Tuesday at 8 p m during the next meeting.
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Linhaspendeanian Agricultural Club of
Linville
C. C. Norman
Reed
I. L. Haile
Linville Fair
Messrs
Burrough Reppond
Jord Pardue
Dean
Norman Pace
Judge Brown
Haile
O. J. Trout
J. J. Parks
Spencer
Bill Booth
E. L. Westbrook
Mr. Abbot
Fergerson
Spearsville
J. C. Cavanaugh
Vernon Parish
Sutton
Mr. Hopper
Injured Man Howell Struck By Car Near Monroe
A man named Howell, father-in-law of Officer E. F. Brown, was critically injured after being hit by a car driven by Roy Foster near Monroe. Howell was conscious at first, later fell into a coma, and authorities believe the head injury came from striking the pavement. Foster reported seeing Howell step from behind a streetcar and swerving to avoid him.
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Ell
Howell
Roy Foster
W. W. McDonald Place
Monroe
Foster
E. F. Brown
1933 World’s Fair Auto Gas Saver and Oiler
Gas saver engineers present an engine device claimed to double as a side engine oiler. The unit fits all cars and can be installed with a wrench. Free sample offered to introduce the product to potential users and agents nationwide.
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Wheaton
Ill
Ody
Destructive Mississippi Tornado Strikes Yazoo City Area
Seven people die and scores injured as a tornado devastates Jonestown and surrounding areas near Yazoo City Mississippi. Dozens of homes are destroyed and relief crews including Governor Connor and Red Cross mobilize to shelter homeless residents.
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Charles Chester
Harris Carr
Lockie Burbette
Eleanor Millner
W. D. McCallip
Neely
Yazoo City
Leach
Jackson
Greenville
O. P. Morin
Prudence
Metcalfe Plantation
Harley Metcalfe
H. C. Boyd
Dolores
Dale
Dorothy
Donald
Dr. Boyd
Jonestown
Yazoo
Sennett Conner
Thomas J. Grayson
Margaret Bishop
National Red Cross
Mississippi
Nettie M. Hutchins
155Th Mississippi Infantry
Tire Prices Increased By B. F. Goodrich Firm
New York May 1. The B F Goodrich Co notified its dealers of a tire price increase averaging five percent effective immediately. This is the first tire advance in nearly eight years said J D Tew president of the company and was based on the rise in commodities like cotton and rubber. Advances ranging from 3 1/2 to 7 percent were posted by Kelly-Springfield Co another large tire manufacturer.
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New York
B. F. Goodrich Co
J. D. Tew
Kelly-Sprinfield Co
Saucier to Remove Over Fifty Buildings Along Ouachita River
F C Saucier of Marksville, awarded the contract to remove more than 50 houses and garages from rights of way along the east bank levee system on the Ouachita river. Work must start this week and finish in 60 days. Removals begin at Buckhorn levee northward to Monroe, from Standifer street to Plum street and Morris avenue.
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F. C. Saucier
Marksville
Ouachita River
Saucier
Buckhorn Levee
City of
Monroe
Standifer Street
Plum Street
Morris Avenue
Forty four couples apply for marriage licenses in April
Forty four couples obtained licenses to wed at the clerk of court office in April. The oldest was a 66 year old Black man marrying a 64 year old woman, the next oldest a 65 year old white woman marrying a 55 year old man. The youngest couple was 14 year old white girl. Jodie Adams 20 and Annie Lee Ramsey 14 of Okaloosa were the youngest licensees. The oldest pair by combined age were James C. Carter 62 of Bosco and Maude Strong 60 of West Monroe.
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Jodie Adams
Annie Lee Ramsey
Okaloosa
James C. Carter
Bosco
Maude Strong
West Monroe
Woman Dies Of Bullet Wound in Texarkana Home
Mrs Grace Webber McAlpin 38 died from a bullet wound sustained at her Texarkana home. Bowie county officers sought John T McAlpin on murder charges after shots fired through a window wounded Mrs Webber McAlpin and her daughter Lela Seyeman.
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Texarkana
Ark
Grace Webber-McAlpin
Bowie County
John T. McAlpin
The Flower Garden by R H Murdaugh on Ever Lasting Flowers
This note describes Xeranthemum or Ever Lasting Flower as a hardy annual suitable for cutting and dry bouquets. It covers growth in good garden soil, a June to frost bloom, seed or division propagation, and color varieties white rose purple violet.
Army Engineer Chief petitions Senate for probe into Muscle Shoals deal
Major General Lytle Brown, chief of the Army engineers, asked the Senate to launch an immediate investigation into alleged private interests in Muscle Shoals management. He sent the letter to Vice President Garner as the Norris proposal for a presidential inquiry faced Senate consideration of the Tennessee River Muscle Shoals project.
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Washington
Norris
Muscle Shoals
Lytle Brown
Army
Senate
Garner
Arguing Couple Figures in Domestic Dispute
A dispute escalated after a heated argument with the estranged husband. Police were alerted and no serious injuries were reported as the investigation continued.
Police raid Austria as socialists hidden arms found
In Vienna authorities search arms caches tied to the dissolved socialist Schutzbund. Despite raids across cities including a kindergarten and gas plants, initial finds include about a dozen machine guns 1500 rifles thousands of grenades bayonets incendiaries and flame throwers. The operation targets 150000 socialist militants with searches continuing. Major Emil Fey cited as Heimwehr member and public security secretary.
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Vienna
Austria
Dollfuss
Social-Democratic Party
Republikanische Schutzbund
Schutzbund
Heimwehr
Emil Fey
Monroe Library Reduces Hours to 3 P M to 7 P M
The Monroe Public Library will be open from 3 p m to 7 p m daily except Sunday. The new hours reflect economies due to reduced revenues.
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Monroe
Monroe Public Library
Demonstration of Pressure Cooking at Ward's Store
A Ward's store demonstration on North Third showcases pressure steam cooking that can prepare a complete meal in 10 minutes. Health experts and dieticians endorse the method for preserving nutrients minerals and flavors. Housewives and cook school students are invited to observe and taste the finished dishes.
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Monty
North Third
Husband Leaves Bridge Party Disappears
A man vanishes after attending a bridge party as police pursue possible leads. The report notes a missing person case with limited readable details and calls for inquiries into his whereabouts.
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Guive
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Playboy
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Farm Club
B. F. Goodrich
Buster Crabbe
Garden Gate
Hollywood
Yuma
Aziz
Adah Virginia Held
Buckhorn Bend
B.O
Bridge Club
Mrs.s
R. H. Murdaugh
VLL
Lever Brothers CO
Mision
Ward’s
Federal Reserve Bank
United Stat
Rodvelt
Plum St
Duncan Phyfe
Jennie Lind
DeSiard
North Fifth
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