American Frontiers in the Jungle Speaker at Monroe Hall
Earl Parker Hanson, recently back from Liberia, speaks at Monroe Town Hall Ouachita Parish High School Monday at 8 p m on American Frontiers in the Deepest Jungle. He is a former U S foreign economic administrator representative and writer with works in Harper’s and Geographical Review.
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Earl Parker Hanson
Monroe Town Hall
Ouachita Parish
J. B. Kugler
Mr. Hanson
Liberia
U. S
Foreign Economic Administration
Harpers
World’s Work
Geographical Review
Associated Clubs
Britons Push Back On Labour Budget Proposals
London reports show Britons from all classes opposing the interim autumn budget aimed at curbing inflation by higher taxes and reduced spending power. Chancellor Hugh Dalton defended the plan while papers hailed mixed reactions and questioned its urgency and scope.
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London
Hugh Dalton
House of Commons
Dalton
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Laborite
Daily Herald
Independent Times
Times
Daily Telegram
Financial Times
Liberal News Chronicle
Communist Daily Worker
Labor Movement
SQUEALER IN BIG ROBBERY IS KILLED
Chicago police report Michael Kosar 42, one of seven who robbed a 2 million vault in 1945 and testified for the state, was shot to death at his west side home while dining with family. His wife was wounded. two others present unharmed. Kosar and Thomas Leahy turned state's evidence. three other defendants were convicted and jailed. Authorities note Kosar and Leahy had earlier agreed to testify.
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Chicago
Michael Kosar
West Side
Kosar
Florence
Jack Verdoni
William Fisher
Kosars
Andrew Aitken
E. H. Rumbold Real Estate Company
Aitken
Thomas Leahy
Willie Niemoth
Patrick Flaherty
Llewellyn Morgan
Flaherty
Wniemoth
Morgan
Leahy
Singing Meet Planned at Lone Cedar Church Sunday
A singing convention is set for Sunday at Lone Cedar Baptist Church near Winnsboro Louisiana starting at 2 pm. Singers from nearby parishes include A C Banks J Fisher Roe Walters Miss Waltere T J Fisher D L Pearce J P Harvey and others inviting the public to attend.
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Winnsboro
Lone Cedar Baptist Church
A. C. Banks
J. Fisher Roe Walters
Waltere T. J. Fisher
D. L. Pearce
J. P. Harvey
Building Permits Granted for Homes and Facilities in Monroe
Multiple permits issued in Monroe cover residences and a fortune telling booth. Eli Miller receives approval for a small 35 dollar structure opposite 14 and DeSiard. J D Cascio plans a 7200 dollar house at Sixth and Alexandria. The city authorizes three brick pumping stations costing 44194 with W G Haynes as contractor. Other permits include 3850 for 501 Moore Street, 4750 for 4307 Jackson Street, 3000 for 1331 McGuire Street, 850 for 901 Mississippi Street, and 1950 for a Foster and Highland dwelling built by day labor. owner and contractor details vary.
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Eli Miller
DeSiard
Monroe
Rochester
Hawes
Allen Streets
W. G. Haynes
L. L. Rosedale
Moore Street
W. W. Clark
C. E. Joiner
Jackson Street
Everett Compton
McGuire Street
I. W. Freeman
Mississippi Street
Loyd A. Robbins
Foster and Highland Streets
New Refrigerator Car Demonstrated By Officials
The Missouri Pacific lines showcased a completely new refrigerator car with six improvements on a siding near Walnut street. The American Refrigerator Transit Company plans to buy 2,300 cars featuring faster speed, greater capacity, heavier insulation, adjustable ice grates, new fans, a safety ladder and ride control trucks. A convertible bunker allows return trips with ordinary goods by compressing bunkers to extend car length.
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Missouri Pacific Lines
Walnut Street
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Trailways Travel Ad Promises Fast Comfortable Service
An advertisement touts Missouri Pacific Trailways with claims of swift journeys and courteous service. It lists routes from Monroe Louisiana to Natchez New Orleans Little Rock St Louis Chicago and Fort Smith with fares and a 15 percent federal tax and directs readers to 120 Hall St for complete ticket information.
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Natchez
New Orleans
Little Rock
St. Louis
Chicago
Fort Smith Hot Springs
Los Angeles
Miss Cann seeks reelection as president of Louisiana teachers group
Eloise Cann announced her candidacy for reelection as president of the Department of Classroom Teachers of the Louisiana Teachers Association. She noted early encouragement from teachers statewide and cited her experience, Monroe classroom work, and leadership roles with NEA and local PTA as qualifications. Her platform supports LSU workshop findings, teacher tenure, dedicated school funding, clear sick and sabbatical leave rules, federal aid without control, NEA salary schedule, liberal retirement, and a 25 to 1 pupil teacher ratio.
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Eloise Cann
Department of Classroom Teachers
The
Louisiana Teachers’ Association
Miss Cann
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Louisiana State University
Monroe
Monroe Classroom Teachers’ Association
Advisory Council of
E. A. Department of Classroom Teachers
State Board of Parent- Teacher Association
Executive Educational Council of the
Governor’s Committee
L. S. U. Workshop
Noxzema Beauty Secret Advertised for Skin
The copy touts Noxzema as a splendid complexion aid and hand cream used by millions of women, stage stars, and models. It claims over 25 million jars are used yearly and highlights the product’s soothing and softening effect to restore natural beauty.
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Bushelman
By Williams
Fathead
Wllege
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U. S. Pat
NEA Service
Ters
Cook County
Minneapolis
Minn
Digby Original
DEPT
Pol
Black Suede and
Silver Kid Inter
Silverstein
North Louisiana
J. D. Cascio
Sixth
Alexandria Streets
John Paul Jones
Missouri Pacific Trailways
Monroe, la
Hall St
V. A. McNeill
Mgr
Denver
Dan Stagart
United States
Ex-Lax
Pepsi
Pepsi-Cola Company OF Texas
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ruston, la