13 May 1938
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1938
Page
1
Fragmentary text recalls the era when the United States pursued League of Nations membership and recognition of the league's principles. The passage hints at tension and emotional strain surrounding Ethiopia and its ruler as he ascended to power.
The House passed the measure 329 to 79 after GOP attempts to modify it failed. It funds WPA work relief at 1.25 billion, PWA public works at 965 million, farmer rehabilitation 175 million, National Youth administration 75 million, and federal buildings 235 million, with loans of 590 million from a PWA revolving fund. The bill, part of Roosevelt’s 4.5 billion program, aims to create about 4.1 million jobs and spur purchasing power.
Regular pistol target practice at the Grammont street police range saw five officers lead the score sheet in order: R. J. Goza, Chief Frank V. Reitwell, Captain J. D. Busby, H. L. Tolbert, and Sergeant J. M. Busby.
An authority lists the top ten trees by importance in order: date palm, coconut palm, almond, apple, fig, mulberry, olive, lemon, cinchona, and rubber. The ranking highlights each species’ global relevance across food, medicine, and industry.
TVA would purchase the electric properties inside Knox county and outside the county. Knoxville advances with a municipal plant to distribute TVA power. National Power and Light may face direct competition with the city if the offer is rejected. National P. and L. directors weigh Memphis' bid for Memphis Power and Light properties.
The Choudrant Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. O. W. Hogar's home for a Clean House demonstration by Mrs. Bryson, the home demonstration agent. Delegates were named for the summer short course at L. S. A.. Afterward, Mrs. Hogan, aided by her daughter Mrs. R. K. Terry and Mrs. Dent Colvin, served a plate luncheon.
STATE INCOME TAX NOW DUE in a brief notice advising residents to file returns and call at 326 Bernhardt Building with copies of their federal returns. The item also mentions a separate Beligan cabinet resignation and a lighthearted but costly telegram prank leading to a $79 fine.
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