Monroe Commerce Secretary G. T. Cross to Retire Next Month
Monroe Chamber of Commerce secretary G. T. Cross announces retirement after four years of service, to take effect at fiscal year end with a transition through the annual meeting. He cites desire to enter broader industrial circles and continue contributing to Monroe’s development.
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Louisiana
Monroe Chamber of Commerce Bids Farewell to Mr. Cross
Mr. Cross, a Texas native and longtime leader in commercial secretaries' work, resigns as secretary of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce after four years. He helped place Monroe on the industrial map, led national affiliations, and receives honorary membership in the chamber.
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Monroe
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Commercial Secretaries’ Association
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New Orleans
National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries
United States
Canada
Chicago
Louisiana
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Secreaary
John B. Foster
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Aso
Monroe Chamber Board Endorses Governor Parker's Agriculture College Plan
Monroe Chamber of Commerce directors voted unanimously to support Governor Parker's Greater Agriculture College for Louisiana. The board urged constitutional provision allowing parishes to levy a severance tax without hindering the governor's plan. Secretary G. T. Cross was told to forward the resolutions to Governor Parker. The chamber's annual election is set for Tuesday night, June 7.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
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Louisiana
German cabinet stays on under president until new ministry forms
Berlin May 5 The cabinet of Chancellor Fehrenbach, which resigned last night, continued to function today as ordered by President Ebert until a new ministry is organized.
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France
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Associated Press
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Saenger Opens Tonight in Monroe with Star Program
The Saenger Theatre in Monroe debuts tonight at 8 with an opening program. Addresses from E. V. Richards Eugene Clark H. T. Underwood Mayor Arnold Bernstein T. E. Flournoy and John B. Foster. The show features Cecile De Mille's Forbidden Fruit with a New Orleans orchestra and performers Senorita Trena Varella and Signor Igancio Torres.
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Saenger Amusement Company
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Underwood Construction Company
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T. E. Flournoy
Ouachita National Bank
John B. Foster
Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans Auto Dealer Charles Reiger Shoots Self
New Orleans based automobile dealer Charles Reiger a McComb Mississippi native was found dead today after shooting himself authorities said.
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New Orleans
Charles Reiger
McComb Miss
Lott Murder Mystery Deepens With New Leads
Unsolved double murder of Charles Lott and his wife at Fourteenth and Washington draws police focus on two brothers and a Mexican suspect trio. Inquest returns verdict amid reports of a trench knife wound and absence of usable fingerprints or prints.
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Ouachita Pariah
Saengers Theatre opens amid Rotary discussion on public works
At a Monroe Rotary luncheon Saenger Amusement Company officers discussed the new Saenger theatre set to open tonight and the costs of the project under a cost plus plan. Eugene Clark said the delivery exceeded expectations and E V Richards argued motion pictures are a necessity, not a luxury, in modern life. Cincinnati excerpts note labor leaders urging public works as a solution to unemployment with Frank Morrison and Samuel Gompers weighing in on open shop moves.
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Monroe
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Saengers
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
United States
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American Federation of Labor
Federation
Executive Council
Samuel Gompers
Marine workers wage talks fail to meet with secretary
Washington May 5 representatives of the marine workers failed to meet with Secretary Davis today to continue conferences on the shipping wage controversy. Davis said the conference would not be held and he did not know whether meetings would be resumed.
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Marine Workers
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Striking Marine Workers Press for Old Pay Rates
The Associated Press reports in New York on May 6 that unionized marine workers continued efforts to secure contracts with steamship owners preserving old pay and work conditions. Leaders said they signed three contracts yesterday, claiming a decisive victory over the owners’ association.
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New York
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Owners’ Association
Temperature Shift Tonight Into Friday Reports Test Conditions
Readable notes indicate a temperature change tonight and again Friday with evolving conditions. Experts warn of brisk winds and a potential rapid cool down, urging residents to adjust plans and outdoor activities accordingly.
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