White Sox Triumph Over Greenville in Close Match
White Sox defeated Greenville 440 to 440 in a tense series with several 1 up finishes. Notable results include St Howington and Pawalek, Maren and Zaritch, Kellogz over Junod 1 up, Firepatrick top Harrington by default, Brill over Ehrhardt 1 up, Rickerson over Hubbard 1 up. Fifth flight saw Watkins over Mahoney 1 up and multiple byes advancing players.
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Junod
Firepatrick
Harrington
Brill
Ehrhardt
Rickerson
Hubbard
Watkins
Mahoney
R. F. Coates
C. R. Coates
Leake
Guy
Apperson
Gentry
Humphries
Lawson
Tourney finals set for today in golf flights
Final rounds loom after a lengthy event with multiple flights. Winners include Downing Sr and Rogers in first rounds, Stinson and Metcalf in second, Hines in third, Ellis in fourth, Coates in fifth, with semifinals pairing Morey versus Girault and Downing versus Touchstone.
Byrd calls for faster aid to Britain amid production lag
Senator Byrd says no lease lead equipment has shipped to Britain in seven weeks since a 7.0 billion aid appropriation. He cites Major General Burns showing stocks and production lag, urging a single program head and end to strikes. He notes Britain’s need for heavy tanks and anti aircraft guns as U S production ramps up to 500–600 planes monthly.
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Washington
Byrd
Virginia
Great Britain
Congress
J. H. Burns
Harry Hopkins
Burns
Division of Defense Aid
French Leader in German Side on Peace and War Aims
French official Darlan argues France must advance the new order to hasten peace while warning that Britain uses piracy to starve France. He cites 143 French ships captured by England and says the policy aims to restore and reconstruct under Petain.
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Europe
France
Darlan
England
Paris
Marshal Petain
Rains Help Little in Sweltering Southeast Drouth
Rains touched scattered sections of the southeast yesterday but cooled only slightly and did not halt crop damage. Across nine states pastures gardens and truck crops were poor while corn cotton and fruit showed stress. only Louisiana reported good crop condition as drought worsened power shortages loom if dry spell persists.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Soldiers to Get Recreation Camps Nationwide
The army announced plans to build recreation camps for soldiers in every training area. Seven weekend tent cities operate in Gulf states, five new sites are tentatively set in Southern states, with more in preliminary planning. Camps offer affordable meals, lodging near cities, athletic gear, and recreation tents with magazines, books and games.
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Washington
Army
Gulf States
War Department
Massive British naval action and U S president notes
Reports describe the battle where the Bismarck tried to engage Hood with torpedoes and shells as British officers recalled the sinking scene. Meanwhile President Roosevelt spent a weekend at his Hudson River home as his fireside chat prompts flooded with letters and telegrams.
United States Relinquishes Extraterritorial Rights in China
The United States ends various extraterritorial privileges in China once held under treaties. The shift ends the jurisdiction of American courts over cases involving Americans abroad. About 1200 Marines are stationed in Shanghai Peiping and Tientsin as part of historic troop protections. Secretary Hull replies to Dr. Quo regarding recent discussions.
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United States
Shanghai
Peiping
Tientsin
Hull
Dr. Quo
Local births noted from J Y Pipes and others
Birth announcements from multiple Louisiana towns include a son born Friday at Riverside sanitarium to Mr. and Mrs. J Y Pipes in Jonesboro and daughters Bonnie Jean Elizabeth Lorraine Virginia Lee and Tolan Marie born May 10 22 33 24 respectively to listed families in Dodson Saline and Lake Providence clinics.
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North Second Street
Riverside Sanitarium
Jonesboro
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Dodson
Bonnie Jean
Shelle M. Hennigan
Saline Community
Elizabeth Lorraine
Lake Providence
Specia
J. T. Tucker
Virginia Lee
Marlin Wilson
Tolan Marie
Lake Providence Clinic
Deaths in West Monroe and nearby towns reflect quiet losses
The notice records the death of M. Monroe Jack 57 at Lupine near West Monroe with funeral at Lupine church and burial. Survived by two brothers William and Frank and sister Mrs Pearl Hoyt. Dixie Funeral Home directed arrangements. Also reported are infant Ronald E Lee of Eros who died May 28 and funeral at residence with interment in Chatham cemetery. Lula Goode 80 of Waverly died May 25, services held May 26 with interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mary Edlen Tedeton three week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tommie Tedeton of Calhoun had funeral May 25 at Aulds chapel. Interment followed. she is survived by six siblings.
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John Tisdale
Lupine
West Monroe
Lupine Church
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Denver
Colo
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van Buren
Ark
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Eros
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M. L. Lee
R. M. Brown
Arcadia
Chatham Cemetery
Waverly
L. J. Merritt
Dovline
Carl Simmons
Mobile
Ala
Mary Edlen Tedeton
Tommie Tedeton
Calhoun
Aulds Chapel
Rev. R. Wright
Death of John Love at 89 in hometown
John Love aged 89 died at 12 noon Saturday at his son George Love's home 1811 Third Street. Born January 1, 1832, he will have funeral services at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in the Davis Lawhead funeral home chapel. Pallbearers include J. D. Oakley, Dr. F. C. Bennett, W. H. Hancock, J. Hunter Thatcher, J. B. Kugler, and Alf Reid.
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George Love
Third Street
Mr. Love
Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home
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F. C. Bennett
W. H. Hancock
J. Hunter Thatcher
J. B. Kugler
Alf Reid
Compromise Offer on Wage Rise Fails to End Lumber Strike
A tentative settlement proposing a 7 1 2 cent hourly rise and retroactive pay was rejected by unions demanding a union shop hiring hall vacations with pay. Employers in 52 camps accepted the board proposal though talks with Reynolds Metals for 12 090 workers were paused with resumption planned in Washington. William Green predicted a possible non stoppage contract, with current scales and new raises undisclosed.
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Washington
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Marriages Across Three Louisiana Towns Reported
A series of late May marriages are announced from Delhi Ruston and Lake Providence. Alma Ashley wed Clinton Wilson and will reside in Baton Rouge. Miss Maxine Poe married Otha Taylor in a Bossier City ceremony, now living in Ruston. Lorene Peterson wed Leon Whatley in Oak Grove, and Loraine Shepard tied with Jack King in Lake Providence.
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Crowville
Alma
Clinton Wilson
William Wilson
Epps
Baton Rouge
Ruston
Maxine Poe
J. F. Poe
Lake Providence
Otha Taylor
B. J. Taylor
Bossier City
Whatley-Peterson
Lorene Peterson
J. L. Peterson
Oak Grove
Leon Whatley
Ben Whatley
Whatley
King Shepard
Loraine Shepard
Charlie Shepard
Jack King
Ella King
Jefferson Jolley
Monticello
Swiss Hospitality Elevates Blind Jewish Emigrant
A Swiss refugee from Bern who is blind and expert in braille now edits a Swiss blind publication. The magazine features articles on lives of great people who became notable despite blindness.
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Austria
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Cotton and wheat futures drift in mixed New Orleans market
Cotton futures closed steady with margins inching up or down two points on July October and other contracts. Spot cotton in New Orleans remained steady with gains at some grades while the average Middling price across southern markets slipped. Wheat rebounded after a brief drop, with July and September futures higher.
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New Orleans
Markets at a Glance May 31 New York
Markets at a glance show stocks easy with aircrafts resistant. Bonds mixed with holiday cuts trading. Foreign exchange quiet with Hongkong and Shanghai dollars dip. Cotton lower amid liquidation by New Orleans and commission houses. Chicago wheat closed strong after a weak start, corn strong with wheat. Live stock markets closed.
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Sunray Oil
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Niagara Hudson Power
Hongkong
Cotton futures slip on hedges and liquidation
New York traders see mixed demand from Bombay and Brazilian influence as July through May contracts close 1 to 5 points lower. Open High Low Last data show declines across months with middling spot at 13.35 cents.
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Jong
New Orleans
Commission House
Bombay
Houston
Oil And Gas Completions In Louisiana Reported In May
The minerals department reports eight well completions totaling 3.11746 barrels of oil daily and 42.28 barrels of distillate. Forty one new drilling permits were issued across multiple fields including Delacroix Island, Golden Meadow, Grand Bay, Lafourche Crossing, Lake Salvador, Parasite, and Wea Gey fields with numerous company names and section years listed.
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Orleans
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Texas Company
Botany Bay Lumber Company
St. Martin Parish
Crosby Drilling Corporation
Republic
St. Mary Parish
West Cote Blanch Bay
Baton Rouge
Minerals Department
Delacroix Island
Plaquemines Parish
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Lafourche Parish
Bateman Drilling Company
Collins Community
Laterre Estate
Golden Meadow
Grand Bay Field
Gull Refining Company
Lafourche Crossing
Mikton Oil Company
Henry Ledet
Lake Salvator Field
St. Charles Parish
Salvador
Parasite
Sunset Realty Company
Fraquemines Parish
Gulf Refining Company
South Louisiana
Acadia Parish
J. J. Galden
Jennings-Haywood Syn
Calcasieu National Bank
Evangeline Parish
Dancizer Oil and Refineries, Inc
J. E. Vidrine
Gulf
Nathalie Hirsh
Berra Parish
the Texas Company
Jefferson Island Salt Mining Company
Iberville Parish
Shell Oil Company, Inc
H. H. Gueymard
Jefferson Parish
California Company
Fleming Plantation, Inc
Brownwood Oil Corporation
P. H. Hanley
la Terre Company
Bering Oil Co
J. A. Gravois
Freeport Sulphur Company
Grand Ecaille
Station “Wash
Gulf Refining Company Tide Water
Gulf-Tide Water Lease
Market Summary Finds Mixed Butter and Grain Runs
Chicago and New York market notes show butter receipts at 1 650 676 pounds unchanged while eggs total 36 727 cases, with government grade unchanged. Several markets including New York sugar and cottonseed oil remained closed.
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