Strahan Reports Texas Tomato Study and Local Prices
Agricultural agent Strahan and 15 agents plus 50 Louisiana growers visited Tyler Texas to study soil conservation. He noted Ouachita parish interest in tomatoes and reported Tyler area has cut acreage 50 percent due to over production and weak markets, with 300 to 400 car shipments planned this year and June 7 start for shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyler
Tex
E. R. Strahan
Smith County
Mr. Strahan
Louisiana
Tyler
Texas
City Court Disposes Cases By Judge Harper
City court actions labeled by Judge W. M. Harper include Russell Bryan fighting $10 drunk and disorderly $7.59 G. Roberts speeding $7.50 suspended Alton Casley fighting $10 suspended Mary Williams drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon $27.50 Fritz Allen fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Harper
Russell Bryan
G. Roberts
Alton Casley
Mary Williams
Fritz Allen
Ruth Viallon Chosen Louisiana Ambassador to Rhododendron Festival
Miss Ruth Viallon of New Orleans will represent Louisiana as state sponsor at the sixth annual Rhododendron Festival in Asheville North Carolina June 14 15 and 16. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Viallon and a top student at H Sophie Newcomb Memorial College Tulane University. Gov O K Allen will appoint her and she will play a principal role in festival events including presentation to the Rhododendron monarchs at the rhododendron bell June 15 at Grove Park Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelican
Ruth Viallon
Louisiana
Asheville
N.C
Miss Viallon
George L. Viallon
New Orleans
H. Sophie
O. K. Allen
Grove Park Inn
Home Economics Teachers Attend Louisiana Tech Conference
Nearly 70 teachers from 25 parishes attended a three day first instructional school for home economics teachers at Louisiana Tech. Miss Clyde Mobley and Miss Lela Tomlinson led sessions with problem studies and social reunions. Additional courses and attendee lists highlight widespread participation across Louisiana and adjacent states. The American Automobile Association notes one third of U S vehicles are obsolete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linson
Louisiana Tech
Tech
Louisiana
Louisiana State Normal College
Louisiana State University
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Pauline Alexander
Houston
Adeline Allardyce
Rosepine
J. M. Baker
Crowley
Sara Bress
Nevie High School
Monroe
Heflin Rose Laurence
Fair Park
Shreveport
Stella Leopold
Byrd High
Mr Guy McDonald
Bernice
Virginia Peden
Plain Dealing
Dessie Dee Ponder
Baskin
Helen Pyburn
Minden
Elvise Sanders
de Ridder
Hazel Saunders
Rocky Mount
Yvonne Sanderson
Gaar's Mill
Coralie Saunders
Farmerville
Ethel Shadow
Rochelle
Tinye Spencer
Lisbon
Audrey Sutton
Forest
Wilma Tucker
Linville
Clothielde Tuten
Peason
Gladys Vernon
Calvin
Thelma Walker
Castor
Ethel Wheeler
Haynesville
Nita White
Gibsland
Jewel Woodard
Saline
Mariella Nelson
Spearsville
Helen Hornsby
Atlanta
Bertha Sessums
Pioneer
Lillian Talbot
Bolton High
Alexandria
Lada Carey
Downsville
Elsie Sutton
Ruston
Kaletah Rodgers
Lessee Edmonds
Orla Simms
Shangaloo
Verna Williamson
Lolah Tucker
Tioga
Ona Mae Williamson
Lurline Wilson
Berwick
Mary Simms
Shongaloo
Lubie Sutton
Marguerite Harrison
Ringgold
Lucy Williamson
Georgetown
Bertie Sessums
Oak Grove
Sue Henry
Dawnyville
J. W. Brannon
Independence
Eleanor Maxwell
Coushatta
Florence Page
Calhoun
Norma L. Stewart
Bastrop
Lula E. Moss
Choudrant
Virginia Hower
Winnsboro
Varda Simmons
Athens
Thelma Brooks
Manifest
Francis P. Talbert
Cronville
Floy Smelley
Chatham
The
American Automobile Association
United States
Julius Long Attacks Huey Long In Signed Statement
Shreveport Louisiana June 10 Julius Long brother of U S Senator Huey P Long issues a signed attack charging Huey with seeking power and notoriety, using the senate floor to shield himself and alleging collusion with Morgan and unfavorable coverage in Collier's and Real America. He claims Huey leads to prevent his family from destruction over alleged immoral life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Julius Long
U. S
Huey P. Long
Huey
Senate
Morgan
Collier
Collier's
Walmsley
New Orleans
Chicago
Culp's Music House Expands With Victor Radio Lines
Culp's Music House at 124 South Grand Street offers RCA Victor radio outfits, Conn and Buescher hand instruments, and Grunow refrigerators. The shop aims to close Werlein in this city and secures Monroe franchise for Grunow refrigeration. The Grunow reduces dangerous pressures via vacuum, used in Chicago stadiums and Washington capitol. W. M. Culp predicts extensive sales of this high grade refrigerator.
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Ulp
Music House
South Grand Street
R. C. A. Victor Radio
Conn and Buescher
Grunow
Philip Werlein, Ltd
Culp’s
Monroe
Chicago Stadium
Capitol
Washington
Alfieionce
W. M. Culp
Claiborne Farmers Profit From Early Tomato Crop
Claiborne parish farmers have earned 4460 dollars from the tomato crop in the early season. The haul includes 11 cars carrying 220000 pounds at a minimum price of two cents per pound. Newton Wallace of Jacksonville, Florida purchased the crop as prices may fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Claiborne Parish
Newton Wallace
Jacksonville
Fla
Fresh national attacks on Huey Long in Louisiana
Col lier s reports a Louisiana investigation by Walter Davenport amid broader assaults on Huey Long. Critics describe him as indecent and corrupt while urging a renewed United States Senate inquiry into finances, banking, and state debts. Parker and others press for federal action to expel Long and Overton, citing a captured Louisiana political system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
United States Senate
Senate
Huey
Collier's
Louisiana
Walter Davenport
Mr. Davenport
Napoleon
Democratic Party
Washington
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Davenport
Senator Long
Campbell
Wimberly
John M. Parker
United States
Long
Senator Overton
Mr. Parker
Ansell
Parker
Senate of the
Louisiana Gets No Patronage In Roosevelt Administration
Washington dispatch notes Louisiana has received no federal appointments under the Roosevelt era. Louisiana lawmakers plan to press Senators Long and Overton for patronage details, seeking to appoint Harry Jacobs to the Mississippi River Commission after Charles West's death. If no clear explanation emerges, a demand for answers to Postmaster General is anticipated.
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Louisiana
Roosevelt
Huey P. Long
Louisiana House
House
Harry Jacobs
Mississippi River Commission
Charles J. West
Greenville
Miss
Jacobs
Long
John H. Overton
Teachers in Claiborne Employed for Next Year
Homer June 10 Special reports that Claiborne parish has employed teachers for the coming term and signed contracts. John S. Patton, parish superintendent, says the exact months and pay depend on available funds. Past year operated nine months. last month’s pay awaiting July 1. Budget uncertain due to lower assessments. July 1 school board meeting will set definite plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Claiborne Parish
John S. Patton
First Baptist Church of West Monroe Plans Revival
The First Baptist church of West Monroe outlines revival plans starting Sunday June 18 with Rev. E. E. Huntsberry leading. A religious census is complete and five volunteer teams are created for personal outreach led by L. M. Lee and others. Dr. M. E. Dodd of Shreveport will attend as featured speaker and Southern Baptist convention president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
West Monroe
E. E. Huntsberry
L. M. Lee
Personal Workers
W. A. Burt
J. F. Jones
John S. Ramond
J. R. Crye
M. E. Dodd
First Baptist Church of
Shreveport
Southern Baptist Convention
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Strahan
Ouachita Parish
Ozarks
Rockaway Beach
Lake Teneycomo
Howe
Addresa Toneyroms
DR KR
Narberson
Bion
Monron
DeSiard St
DR. Harberson
Monroe, la
Tom Economics
al Nower Refriger Refrigerator Sale
Julius
Brother Huey
Culp
Victor
Claiborne
Reminine Musiciiniieee Men
Monroela
Dr. Dodd
W. S. Heard
John Rees
3Rd Ave
St. Petersburg
Florida
Resinol
Department 30
Baltimore
Jb. Elmer Chocolate Candy
Ade
Dae Hind
Ane
Kotex
Bie Grave
Merrett’s
Lie Epsom Salts
Castor Oil
Ammonis
Arum
Petrolugar
Sie Boser
Brilliantine
F&i
Louis Phillipe
Collens Pharmacy, Inc
DeSiard Street
North Third Street
Collens-Thompson Co., Inc
Virginia
Frances Hotel
Collens
Pharmacy
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