Mrs Roosevelt Revises Western Air Trip Route
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt announces a revised air trip route through Fort Worth Dallas and Tucson omitting the Grand Canyon She departs Washington to California to visit Elliott and plans a Los Angeles stop before returning She may breakfast with relatives in Dallas and will avoid public engagements on the journey Kentucky reports $82 per enrolled student in school buildings.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas
Tucson
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Roosevelt
White House
Elliott
California
Nancy Cook
Isabella Greenway
Los Angeles
Lawrence Waterbury, Jr
Tyler
New York
Henry Parrish
Lewellyn Park
East Orange
New Jersey
Back Aches Treat Bladder With K and B Prescription
Acid like urine can cause severe back pains. A soothing diuretic tonic is advertised to relieve bladder trouble. Dr Bond s K and B Prescription is promoted as a tested medicine with tonic and soothing effects. Originated by a graduate physician. Two sizes priced at 60c and 1.20. Cullen s Pharmacy advertises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Cullen’s Pharmacy, Inc
AMUSEMENTS AT THE PARAMOUNT PROMOTE TEMPLE DRAKE AND CAPITOL CHASE
Miriam Hopkins stars in The Story of Temple Drake at the Paramount, portraying a Southern girl whose wild streak leads to crime and capture with Jack LaRue. At the Capitol, James Dunn and Sally Eilers head Sailor's Luck, a Raoul Walsh film about a sailor’s romance amid fleet life, with Sammy Cohen providing comic relief.
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James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Capitol Theater
Paramount
Miriam Hopkins
Temple Drake
William Faulkner
Paramount Theater
Miss Hopkins
Savannah
Jack LaRue
the Capitol
Fox
Raoul Walsh
Dunn
Navy
Sammy Cohen
Jimmy
Barnacle Benney
Tallulah Youth To Edit LSU Newspaper
R H Wiggins of Tallulah will be 1933 34 editor and manager of The Reveille LSU student weekly Kathryn Kaufman of Shreveport will head the publication staff M G Osborn journalism school director and faculty student publications committee chairman announced Other staff members named include Jack E Helms Beatrice Loppo Grace Williamson Camille Abraham and J H Cutter
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Baton Rouge
R. H. Wiggins
Tallulah
the Reveille
Louisiana State University
Kathryn Kaufman
Shreveport
M. G. Osborn
Today
Jack E. Helms
Gulfport
Miss
Beatrice Loppo
Natchez
Grace Williamson
New Orleans
Camille Abraham
J. H. Cutter
Kentwood
Hotel Frances Engages Bob Foster's Orchestra
The 10 piece orchestra of Bob Foster has been engaged to entertain at Hotel Frances with nightly concerts from 6 30 to 8 pm in the lobby and also performing for the night club on the roof admired as one of the best in the area.
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Bob Foster
Hotel Frances
Memphis club to city stage for touring orchestra
The group played a year and a half at the Bellvedere night club in Memphis Tennessee before coming here direct from there. Previously they performed at Chinaland in New York City. A standout is Ernie Winburn, a rare soloist, with Bob Foster also noted as a capable vocalist.
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Bellvedere
Memphis
Tenn
Chinaland
New York City
Ernie Winburn
Bob Foster
Legion Community Center Under Rapid Construction
Winnsboro reports steady progress on the American Legion community center on Main Street with 25 laborers at work. The building will include an auditorium, public library, men’s and women’s club rooms, kitchenette and baths, and is valued around $6,000 with completion targeted for July.
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Winnsboro
American Legion
Legion
Prince Wilhelm Weds Commoner Endangers Hohenzollern Line
In Bonn on June 3, former Prince Wilhelm of Prussia wed Dorothea von Salviati, violating traditional house law. The marriage risks revoking his claim to the throne if Germany regains a monarchy. monarchist circles react with surprise and concern over legitimacy and dynastic continuity.
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Bonn
Germany
Wilhelm
Prussia
Dorothea von Salviati
Hohenzollern
Overdrafts Spark State Budget Crisis in Louisiana
State fiscal reports reveal a growing overdraft in the general fund rising from 1.86 million in 1932 to 2.47 million in 1933, with total state overdraft up to 2.76 million. Officials warn the fund’s strain risks financial collapse as patronage persists and the administration eyes all non-dedicated tax avails to cover deficits.
Tax funds and stamps power in Louisiana overdraft
The piece argues that taxes in Louisiana are funneled through stamp sales rather than direct collection, with sheriffs as collectors except for specific taxes. It notes direct collection for corporation, insurance premium, soft drink, dairy, and electric power taxes, and claims special taxes are not all dedicated. It criticizes administration for draining the general fund to sustain patronage, detailing auditors guiding hospital finances and departments receiving full appropriations. It references pre-1932 funding of the state land office and recent shifting to the general engineer fund.
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Baton Rouge
Red Stick
Orleans
Secretary of State
Huey P. Long
S of Public Accounts
W. N. McFarland
McFarland
Long-Allen
General Fund
Supervisor of Public Accounts
Tax Commission
Board of Health
State Land Office
General Engineer Fund
Pension funds shift from land office to fund new jobs
The article details how 1932 moved $7,800 annually from the general fund to the pension system and later to the pension fund, enabling administrations to create jobs for loyalists. It argues Confederate veterans and widows faced reduced support as funds were diverted to debt service, with more than half of 1933 revenues needed for bonds and interest.
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State Board of Pensions
General Fund
Land Office
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Kentucky
STORY
Temple Drake” With
Jack la Rue
Wm. Gargan
Charley Chase
Fallen Arches
Robert Montgomery
Jimmy Durante
Walter Huston
Evans
Toms
Eture Te” News
Star Comedy
Legion Community Center
Angelene Ice Cream
Watson’s Sweet Cream
South Grand
Oak Streets
Collens Pharmacy
DeSiard
Kennedy-Bennett Drug Store
West Monroe
Collens & Thompson No
Virginia
Frances Hotel
Hotel Virginia
Johnson Drug Store
Alvis Hotel
Collens Five Point Pharmacy
Collens Pharmacy, Inc
Prince Wilhelm
J. S. Cave
Fisc
Louisiana State Auditor and Treasurer
Lafourche
Madge Evans
This City
Louisiana
Cortright
The
Times
J. G Bell
Walnut Street
Electrolux
C. J. Wages
O. R. Lewis
Kellogg Lumber CO. Sales Agents Incorporated
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