Union Church Hosts Big Sunday Homecoming
The Union Congregational church drew old residents from Wilhite Frantums Chapel Calhoun Drew Monroe and West Monroe for a homecoming service led by Rev George H Dierlamm A basket dinner followed at 6 4 pm with hot coffee served by church members In morning services the Union Sunday school presented recitations and Chapel Hill united in duets Afternoon talks featured George Evans Miss Nita Johnston Miss Dorothy Henry Earl Garland Miss Lilian Aulds and Miss Sullivan with Albert Strozier and Mr Sullivan discussing the profits of Homecoming Day A solo by Ruth Evans and a recitation by Mary B Weiniger rounded out the program
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Union Congregational Church
George H. Dierlamm
Wilhite
Frantum’s
Chapel
Calhoun
Drew
Monroe
West Monroe
Union Sunday School
George Evans
Drew Christian Life Conference
Mr. Evans
Nita Johnston
Dorothy Henry
Earl Garland
Lilian Aulds
Sullivan
Albert Strozier
Mr. Sullivan
Ruth Evans
Mary B. Weiniger
Legion Meeting Set At Memorial Home Monday
The regular meeting of the L. B. Faulk post American Legion will be held at the memorial home in Forsyth Park Forsyth the park at 8 p.m. Monday A special program and refreshments suited to the hot weather will be served with barbecue promised by veteran Sidney Freeman of West Monroe as an inducement.
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L. B. Faulk Post
American Legion
Memorial Home
Forsytthe Park
Gionnaire
Sidney Freeman
Monroe
B C Pills Advertised as Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement claims B. C. is a pharmacist crafted remedy that eases inorganic pains within three minutes. It touts rapid relief for colds, headaches, neuralgia, muscle aches, fever reduction, and nervous distress, urging purchase in 5c and 25c packs at drug stores.
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B. C
New Orleans Jobless Parade Ends Peacefully After Disorder
About 10 000 unemployed marched to city hall in New Orleans in an orderly but noisy protest. A plate glass window cracked during clashes as police moved in and more than a dozen demonstrators were arrested. Rene Pourcine led a second, orderly parade after meeting with Mayor Walmsley, amid relief funds shifting to a state emergency unit paying $1.50 daily.
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New Orleans
Rene Pourcine
Stair
Pourcine
T. Semmes Walmsley
Lafayette Square
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Louisiana Unemployment Committee
New Orleans Welfare Committee
Louisiana Emergency Relief Administration
Mutilated body of Nadine found near Kansas City
Authorities continued an intensive search for a man who loitered near Nadine's school and for a person seen helping her into a car the day she disappeared. A kidnapping attempt nearby ended with the victim escaping, leaving residents enraged as night searches persisted.
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Nadine
Eunice Billings
Nellie Black
City Schools Observe May Day Across District
May day is observed with special programs in city schools. Maypoles and dances mark the events at Bark dull Faulk Lida Benton Georgia Tucker Sherrouse and Central grammar. Neville high hosts the annual Big day with the class of 1933 in festive costumes.
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Barkdull Faulk
Lida Benton
Georgia Tucker
Sherrouse
Central Grammar
the Neville High
Rites Held for Joe Marsala
Funeral services were held for Joe Marsala 47 at his home 327 North Eighth Street. St. Vincent de Paul and St. Joseph's society conducted rites under Rev. B A Scallon. A Mass at St. Matthew's followed by burial in the local Catholic cemetery.
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Joe Marsala
North Eighth Street
St. Vincent de Paul
B. A. Scallon
St. Matthew's Church
St. Joseph's Society
Scallon
John Vandegaer
St. Matthew's
Peru President Sanchez Cerro Assassinated at Army Review
The Peruvian president was shot dead during a Sunday army review. The assassin, 35, a former newspaper reporter and Aprista party member, fled as disorder broke out and the body was taken to the sixth police station.
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Bolivia
Spanish Foreign Legion
Madrugada Palace
Sanchez Cerro
Miraflores
Bedoya
Peru
Augusto Leguia
Europe
Billinghurst
France
Aprista Party
Monroe Woman Elected to State Club Office
The Louisiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs closed its annual session in Covington with installation of officers. Mrs. J. W. Norton of Shreveport was installed as president with Dr. Mabel F. Wood of New Orleans and Mrs. Juanita Privette of Covington as vice president, Miss Wilma Loudon of Baron Repress as secretary, Miss Emma Roussell of Lake Charles as auditor, and Mrs. Gertrude Slay of Monroe as secretary.
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Covington
Louisiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
J. W. Norton
Shreveport
Mabel F. Wood
New Orleans
Juanita Privette
Wilma Loudon
Baron Re
Emma Roussell
Lake Charles
Gertrude Slay
Monroe
Kidnap Case Still Unsolved In Arkansas Incident
Police reported no information on Mrs. Walter Hendry missing since Saturday. Charles Hogg of Montecello Arkansas allegedly abducted her at gunpoint from Busy Corner rooming house on Walnut street. Hendry said Hogg threatened both spouses, forced her into a car, and demanded her departure.
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Walter Hendry
Walnut Street
Charles Hogg
Montecello
Ark
Hogg
Hendry
Kill the Cause Of Skin Trouble
Promote Tetterine a colored ointment claimed to treat ringworm athlete's foot eczema tetter and other parasitic skin troubles. It supposedly kills parasites and soothes irritation with antiseptic effects. Sold by druggists for 60c a box Shoptrine Co Dept E Savannah Ga.
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Shoptrine Co
Dept. E
Savannah, Ga
Hendry and partner pursue kidnapped couple to Bastrop
After learning his wife was kidnapped, Hendry and Jelly Bynum chased the abductors toward Bastrop. They failed to intercept the vehicle and concluded Hogg used a different route.
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Hendry
Jelly” Bynum
Bastrop
Hogg
Coat stolen from car on Catalpa Street
J. H. Kilpatrick of Sherwin Williams Paint reports a theft of a dark gray serge coat size 36 from his car Sunday night on Catalpa street. The coat was described as practically new.
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J. H. Kilpatrick
Sherwin-Williams Paint Company
Catalpa Street
Louisiana Dental Association elects Wood president
Dr. R. L. Wood of the city was elected president at the Louisiana Dental Association annual session in New Orleans. Other officers include Dr. J. Kaffie as vice president, Dr. O. J. Orey as treasurer, Dr. J. S. Bernhard as secretary, and Dr. Tuller as historian. The next convention will be in Shreveport. Monroe dentists Dr. S. A. Collins and Dr. N. G. Gaston attended.
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R. L. Wood
Louisiana Dental Association
New Orleans
J. Kaffie
Shreveport
O. J. Orey
J. S. Bernhard
Tuller
S. A. Collins
N. G. Gaston
Monroe
Urban pair of ports named Cristobal and Colon
The Atlantic end of the Panama Canal features two ports, Cristobal and Colon, serving ships entering and leaving the canal. Authorities note their historic roles as key gateways and commercial hubs.
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Cristobal and
Colon
Atlantic
Panama Canal
New Tire Saves Lives and Protects Against Blowouts
Promotional copy touts the Goodrich Safety Silvertown tire with Life-Saver Golden Ply claimed to resist heat and separation, preventing blowouts and increasing tread life. Tests allegedly show eight times longer life than standard tires and improved road grip with squeegee drying action. Designed to cost no more than standard tires.
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Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Goodrich
Goodrich Rubber Co
Lee-Rogers Chevrolet CO
Walnut Street
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