Countess Linked to Abduction Case Amid Family Claims
Police questioned Mrs Kupryanova and her ex husbands at the Bay barracks amid conflicting statements about the missing heiress Mrs Parsons. Investigators said no clues and no one under suspicion as William Parsons guarded the Huntington farm waiting for ransom news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ousehold
Alex Kupryanoff
Bay Barracks
State Police
Ipryanotf
Brooklyn
Joseph A. Arata
Wirs
Kupryanova
Europe
Lawler
England
Tony Brook
William H. Parsons
Lindsay Menry
Girl Rescues Brother Amid Bridge Swaying Water Rise
A 13 year old girl leaped from a railroad bridge as it began to sway and fill with water. She tried to assist her brother who struggled in the current. Miss Ryals also jumped to help though the girl could not swim. Bims, his sister, and Miss Ryals live in houseboats on the river’s east side between Breard and Olive streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ryals
Bims
Breard and
Olive Streets
$1 Starts Life Policy That Pays Up to $3,000
A new life insurance offer requires no medical exam for ages 10 to 74 with up to 1500 for natural death and 3000 for accidental death. No payment needed to receive free inspection details by postcard to Guaranty Union Life Insurance Co Beverly Hills Dept 22E. No agent will call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Union Life Insurance Co
Dept
Beverly Hills
California
Mouton Uses Pigs and Indian Honor in House Rift
In a lively exchange, Mouton claims porkers are housed in the House of Representatives office building while seeking a home near the Capitol. He boasted of out-shouting Wearin and noted Indians have given his opponent a so called shouting degree. He explains Mesquakie Tama reservation naming him Wa sho kon hu meaning strong voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Mouton
Capitol
Tama
Six Million Saved by Homestead Tax Exemptions
Baton Rouge, La. June 12. R C Childs estimates Louisiana homeowners saved about 6 million dollars in property taxes over the past two years due to homestead exemptions. Exemptions totaled 2,731,952.28 in 1935 and 3,248,581.12 in 1936, with about 26,000 more owners expected to qualify this year. Treasurer Tugwell says exemption amounts may rise next year to cover prior deficits, aided by higher receipts this year.
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Baton Rouge
R. C. Childs
Bureau of Business Research
College of Commerce
Louisiana State University
Childs
A. P. Tugwell
Tugwell
Resettlement project planned at Crew Lake farm
Information from Monroe says Representative Newt V. Mills reports the Resettlement Administration will start immediate construction of homes for about 40 farm tenants at Crew Lake. The agency has acquired several hundred acres of cotton land in Richland Parish for the project.
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Monroe
Newt V. Mills
Washington
Resettlement Administration
Crew Lake
Richland Parish
Veterans See Comradeship Across Lines at Gettysburg
Mississippi and North Carolina veterans recall friendly joint sessions with Union soldiers at Vicksburg and Florida talks with G A R members while predicting a new world war. General Homer V Atkinson warns of imminent U S involvement in Europe, urges alliance with England and national preparation.
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J. L. Gray
Olive
Mississippi
Blue
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Robert Lee Fitzpatrick
North Carolina State Confederate Pension Board
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Homer V. Atkinson
Petersburg
United Confederate Veterans
United States
Europe
England
State University Professor Rodrick Carleton Dies
Dr Rodrick Lewis Carleton 34 full professor of government at Louisiana State University died from injuries suffered May 21 in a late night car crash. Born Washington DC and a McKendree College alumnus, he had joined LSU in 1928 and was advanced to full professor from associate. Survived by his widow Marguerite Parker, one son, his mother and one brother. Funeral services set for tomorrow in Baton Rouge with body later cremated in Memphis.
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Baton Rouge
Rodrick Lewis Carleton
Louisiana State University
Carleton
University Board of Supervisors
Washington, D. C
McKendree College
Lebanon
Ill
United Fruit Company
Panama
Costa Rica
University of Nanois
Marguerite Parker
Memphis
Tenn
President's Chief No Man Leaving Washington
Vice President Garner will depart for home tomorrow reducing the president's inner circle of frank advisers. Garner has spoken his mind freely and advised on spending, the court bill, and sit-down strikes, drawing praise for congressional experience and blunt candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Garner
United States
Road Labor Approved for Prisoners in Washington
The prison industries reorganization board approved road labor for prisoners in Washington today despite the chiefs alleging the work program has an unsavory reputation involving chain gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prison Industries Reorganization Board
Presbyterians to Open Bible School
The First Presbyterian church vacation Bible school will start tomorrow at 9 a.m. and run for two weeks with weekday morning sessions except Saturday. Supervisor is Mrs. W. J. Kirby. Pianist is Miss Mary Frances Miller. Teachers include Miss Louise Farr Mrs. Herbert Steed Miss Catharine Mikel Miss Catherine Smith Mrs. Curtis Smith Mrs. Sid Walker and Miss Margaret Smith. A Lamkin bus will bring children ages four to 14 to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Kirby
Mary Frances Miller
Louise Farr
Herbert Steed
Catharine Mikel
Catherine Smith
Curtis Smith
Sid Walker
Margaret Smith
Lamkin
Monroe students chosen for LSU band next year
Auditions for LSU band members are underway under Colonel Castro Carazo in the new band hall. The 250 piece group will include the concert band, drum and bugle corps, and cadet band, with 205 members last year. Two Monroe players, Robert Z.E. Gangstad and Marshall R. Nason, have been accepted to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University Band
Castro Carazo
Monroe
Robert ZE. Gangstad
Marshall R. Nason
Bel-Din Treatment Promoted For Asthma Relief
A French chemist developed an asthma formula during the war that gained European fame and is now marketed in the United States as Bel-Din Treatment by the Bel-Din Company MAA Montrose California. The firm offers a liberal free supply to anyone who writes for it, urging sufferers to try the remedy today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Bel-Din Company
MAA
Montrose
California
Ady
Floral Show Prize Winners Listing Many Named Winners
A long list details prizes across flowers and vegetables with names such as Mrs. Lillian Bordeaux Mrs. Ragland and Mrs. Clara Hodge winning in multiple categories including Cosmos Gaillardia Scablosa petunias and snapdragons plus vegetables like beans beets and cabbage. The article records first and second places for numerous entries from judges and organizers.
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Doy
A. N. Landrum
Cosmos
Lillian Bordeaux
Ragland
Gaillardia
Clara Hodge
Bishop Pipes
Roy Welch
Sidney Stewart
S. S. Roan
C. M. Edwards
Petunias
Ivy Smith
L. A. Yeldell
Yancey Durden
W. B. Norsworthy
Jolissant
R. C. Camp
J. S. Sims
L. Case
Dahlias
E. M. Granberry
Hydrangea
Allen Cloud
M. W. Phillips
Gladiolas
W. W. McDonald
Mary Ella Sims
Daylily
A. J. Hudson
Amaryllis
Cannas
C. B. Hammett
Clarkin
Stocks
J. G. Haynes
Phlox
Mary Pinton
Zinnias
Steve Sims
Lilliput
Henry Camp
Sweet Peas
W. S. Berry
C. R. Alexander
Larkspur
G. B. Hammonds
G. F. Owens
Ed Edelen
H. Wallace
N. O. Freeman
Louie Case
Ernest Dozier
Kitchen Bouquet
Norsworthy
Columbia Rose
J. B. Filhiel
N. T. Williamson
W. P. Humble
W. R. David
W. A. Calloway
Ford 60 Owners Report Gains in Mileage and Value
Ford announces the 60 horsepower V-8 built for England and France is delivering 22 to 27 miles per gallon on American roads. Private owners and fleets report 300 to 400 miles per tank, plus the lowest Ford price in years and V-8 smoothness at speeds up to 70 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Local Garden Club Winners and Booth Awards noted
Awards announced for garden produce with multiple winners in vegetables and herbs. Discrete first and second prize listings crown individuals and clubs such as Swartz Logtown Liberty Claiborne and Colony, plus monetary prizes for trays of vegetables to Liberty Logtown Swartz and Claiborne clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baugh
Ed Edelen
B. H. Mayes
Zelma Crocker
E. W. Earl
N. O. Freeman
Allen Cloud
J. E. Bryan
Henry Camp
W. S. Berry
Okra
J. S. Dunn
Bell Peppers
Roy Welch
E. C. Gaskin
Steve Sims
Corn
J. B. Filhiol
J. A. Saint. Parsley
C. R. Alexander
E. M. Granberry
W. 3. Norsworthy
Dill
B. H. Crawford
Swartz Club
Logtown Club
Liberty Club
Calhoun Club
Southern
Cypress
Sterlington
Claiborne
Colony
Claiborne Club
Bomber Crashes at Maxwell Field Injures Three
A dual motor Army bomber crashed during takeoff at Maxwell Field in Montgomery injuring three men Captain Clifton W Davies pilot and Privates James Driscoll and Oliver B Anderson suffering cuts and bruises They were treated at the post hospital The plane ground looped and burned after liftoff at the U S Air Corps tactical school cite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Montgomery
Ala
Clifton W. Davies
James Driscoll
Oliver B. Anderson
Maxwell Field
U. S. Air Corps Tactical School
Post Hospital
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Ceesess
Sevees
Natchez Aun Wetones
New Orleans
Atchafalaya
Ceed Melville
Morgan City
Ouachita
Camden
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Shreveport
Alexandria
Death
C. C. Fryant
Ouachita Bank
DeSiard Street
Systematic
Equippe
Allied van Lines, Inc
Faulk-Collier Bonded Warehouses, Inc
Morth
0. K. Merege and van Co
State University
Presbyterians
L.S.U
Bert Heinberg
Optometrist
Bernhardt Bidg
FORD
South Grand
Guneral
Dearborn
Universal Credit Company
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