Reward Offered in West Monroe Daylight Burglary
Sheriff Milton Coverdale announced a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the daylight burglary of Mrs. J. A. Rainbolt’s home at 604 Wood Street West Monroe. The thief took valuables including silverware watches coins and clothing while she was at Crosley Grammar School Monday morning.
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Milton Coverdale
J. A. Rainbolt
Wood Street
West
Monroe
Coverdale
Tom
Malcolm Cullom
Sheriffs Department
West Monroe
Month Old Camel Becomes Legal Issue in Hollywood
In Hollywood on April 20, Kis met a month old camel by Ruby, the camel from Ken Murray's Blackouts. Trader Horn claims Ruby was leased to Murray and that Kis met or a $1350 cash facsimile is his property. Murray says Ruby will be returned when the lease ends August 1.
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Hollywood
Kismet
Ruby
Ken Murray
Vine Street
I. S
Horn
Murray
Building Permits Granted for Two One Story Homes
Thomas B Hollingsworth received permission to erect a one story residence at 910 South Fourth Street with a cost not exceeding 2500 dollars, day labor and supervision by F A Hendry. James R Kirby was given permit to build a one story frame dwelling at 1666 Filhott Street costing up to 3400 dollars with the owner performing the work.
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Thomas B. Hollingsworth
South Fourth Street
F. A. Hendry
James R. Kirby
Filhott Street
Easter pennies donated to Ruston orphanage by James Marlow
James Marlow reports that 1 556 pennies donated by Louisiana Tech students will be added to a fountain at the Louisiana Methodist Orphanage in Ruston. The piece notes the idea originated with Dennis Shell and shows Doris Wells counting the coins.
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Louisiana Methodist
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Dennis Shell
Tech Talk
Winnfield News- American
Doris Wells
Longstreet
Tech
Service Club Meets With Mrs W C Kirk
The Service Club of the Supreme Forest Woodvien Circle met at Mrs. W C Kirk's home on Eagan Street with co hosts. Mrs Inez Shockney presided over the business session. Attendees included numerous members and guests. next meeting set for May 30 at Mrs Benoit's home 525 Jackson Street with co hosts Mrs Shockney and Mrs Nobie Mae Tarver.
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Service Club
Supreme Forest Woodvien Circle
W. C. Kirk
Eagan Street
Mattie Edney
Grace Haynes
Rosetta Thompson
Inez Shockney
H. H. Benoit
Alice Smith
Elbert Meek
LaVerne Meek
Isobel Gibbs
Jewel Eul
Grace Judy
Nancy Neyland
Sadie Cataline
Bessie Bullock
Sybil George
Zelma van
Eloise Simpson
Smitty Stuckey
C. L. Trichel
Joy Lynn Smith
Regina Kirk
Benoit
Jackson Street
Shockney
Bevin Support Dampens Critics at Co operative Society
In Brighton Bevin faced opposition from critics at the British Co operative Society conference. An overwhelming vote forced withdrawal of a censure resolution aimed at his foreign policy. Bevin won tacit approval from the society for his approach.
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Bevin
Brighton
England
Ernest Bevin
British Cooperative Society
Bailey declines to run for United States Senate
Jackson Mississippi April 20 Governor Thomas L Bailey announced he will not be a candidate for the U S Senate in the coming election He said he weighed solicitations and is grateful for support while he recovers from an illness Cecil Travis a Jackson attorney indicated he may seek the Democratic nomination and has awaited word from Bailey before deciding to run Transcript notes Bailey’s decision ends weeks of consideration and shifting speculation about the Mississippi race
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Jackson
Miss
United States Senate
Thomas L. Bailey
Cecil Travis
Mississippi Governor Bailey withdraws from race due to ill health
The ailing Mississippi governor announces he will not run again citing kidney illness. He notes a commitment to state development and urges unity with Mississippians as he recuperates at the executive mansion. Travis had indicated a decision would follow Bailey’s entry or withdrawal. Illinois produces about 85,000 rounds of edible nuts annually for commerce.
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Travis
Bailey
Illinois
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