Giant Coal Mine Strike Ordered by United Mine Workers
The United Mine Workers ordered 450,000 soft coal miners to quit June 17 unless notified else. Secretary Perkins seeks interstate compact to preserve certain industrial standards after the NRA decision. John L. Lewis says Guffey bill could halt the strike. operators push amendments for Senate consideration.
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United Mine Workers of America Today
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Supreme Court
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John L. Lewis
Guffey
Charles O'Neill
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Trucker Group Meeting Set in Ouachita Parish Courthouse
City briefs note a 7:30 p m Monday meeting for all Ouachita parish truckers on the courthouse second floor. Camp Fire guardians also meet at 7:30 p m Monday at Camp Fire headquarters to discuss business.
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F. B. Neeley
Young Banister Nears Law Degree at 21
Young Banister has one more year of study in the university law school before graduating with the degree of bachelor of laws. He has earned a high scholastic standing and will receive the degree at the age of 21 years. Willis H. Anders returned Friday night from a business trip to Chicago.
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Monroe Grocer Company
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Willis H. Anders
Chicago
Neville and Northeast Center Hold Baccalaureate Services
Neville High and the Northeast Center of LSU hold baccalaureate services today. Neville seniors gather at Temple B'Naj Israel at 11 for a sermon by Rabbi F. K. Hirsch, “The Beauty of Holiness.” Northeast Center conducts 3 p.m. service in college auditorium with Rev. W. C. Scott preaching and Lowery Jefferson directing school orchestra. Graduation follows Monday at 8 p.m. with Dr. James F. Broussard delivering the commencement address and diplomas presented by Lt Governor James A. Noe. Neville High also plans Thursday night commencement.
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W. C. Scott
Monroe First
James A. Noe
Black Widow editor faced spider infestation at office
A chaotic scene unfolds as jars of spiders including dangerous Black Widows arrive at the office. The editor scrambles to remove them after spawning in a desk drawer and a torch rescue follows. Reporters and volunteers count 25 to 30 jars with several Black Widows and even local youths bring in specimens seeking rewards.
Obituary of Mrs J B Montgomery Hodge La
Funeral services were held for 49 year old Mrs. J B Montgomery at Union Church in Hodge Louisiana. She died at her home Thursday. Burial followed in the local cemetery. She is survived by her husband three daughters two sons five sisters and three brothers.
Open Air Services Start at Monroe First Baptist
The Monroe First Baptist church begins open air Sunday services on the second floor of the partially completed educational building. Rev. Kearney Keegan will deliver both sermons at 11 am and 7 30 pm with a larger choir expected tonight. The improvised tabernacle seats about 1 200, while the second floor roof covers the area for summer comfort. Future plans call for brick sides and full building completion next fall. Pastor Rev. L T Hastings is away on vacation.
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Monroe First
L. T. Hastings
Hastings Woman Reports Mars Hill Trip Graduation Victory
Mrs. Hastings completed a motor trip to Mars Hill North Carolina to attend the graduation of their son Brownlow Hastings from Mars Hill Junior College on Friday night.
Jamestown Captain John Smith Linked to Multiple Affairs
Historians note Captain John Smith, leader of Jamestown settlers in Virginia, as a man of many love affairs. Mrs. William Rogers, 90, of Muskogee Oklahoma, stands as the only woman to serve as commissioner for the Creek Nation.
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John Smith
Jamestown, Va
William Rogers
Muskogee, Okio
Kansas Banking Shifts Since 1921 Keep Fewer Banks
Historical compare shows Kansas had 1 112 banks in 1921 and now 547. Deposit figures peak at 307 511 000 in 1590. current total deposits stand at 145 000 000.
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Kansas
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