Union Parish farmers to discuss cattle tuberculosis program
J W Rabb Union parish agricultural agent announces farm meetings from June 24 to June 29 across wards 5 through 10 in Farmerville Louisiana. Sessions at Holmesville Mt Ararat Point Wilhite Slade's Oakland Tugwell City Enterprise Antioch Cross Roads Branch Sterlington Spencer Haile D Arbonne Culbertson Sardis Negro church Lillie Farrar's store. The meetings cover an educational TB eradication campaign in cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
J. W. Rabb
Union Parish
Holmesville School
Mt. Ararat
Point
Wilhite
Mt. Olive
Slade’s
Truxno
Oakland
Tugwell City
Enterprise
Antioch
Cross Roads
Sterlington Bridge
Spencer
Haile
D’arbonne
Leggett's
Culbertson
Sardis
J. E. Butler
Lillie
Farrar’s
Gly Cas hailed by Shreveport woman in Rheumatism remedy ad
Mrs A H Cox of 119 East 72nd Street Shreveport Louisiana credits Gly Cas with curing her crippling rheumatism after 16 months on crutches. She reports kidney relief pain elimination and full mobility after three boxes. The Gly Cas man and Phoenix Drug Co Monroe attend crowds at 348 DeSiard Street offering one dollar per box postage paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Cox
East 72Nd Street
Shreveport
Louisiana
Phoenix Drug Company
DeSiard Street
Monroe
Prine
Phoenix Ig Company
Double Shooting Case Dismissed as Mystery Deepens
Fort Deposit Alabama June 22 deputy sheriff says Arant murder motive labeled unwritten law is absurd. He confirms wife says she knows him and fears him as officers seek true motive for killing Mr Norman and Mrs Norman at Fort Deposit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Deposit
Ala
Buck Meadows
Elmer N. Arant
John Norman
Arant
Norman
Meadows
R. E. Woodruff
Haygood Patterson
Montgomery County
Woodruff
Sheehan
Robinson voices push for tax action in Senate
Senator Robinson urges a bill on taxes and asks for action from the president or others. He submitted signatures from 22 senators expressing willingness to wait for the administration tax proposals to be enacted. The day features Long's tax remarks and a long letter to the president read to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Black
Alabama
Long
Washington
Senate
Revolt Feared in Party Ranks Over Tax Bills
Reported private polls show 59 Democrats oppose a nuisance tax extension and 101 are noncommittal in the House while Republicans threaten 75 votes against the measure. Southern Democrats call the holding company abolition unconstitutional as the push continues to push the president to decide. The second poll shows 68 definite foes to abolition and 129 noncommittal as the fight shifts on holding company regulation versus floor amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
New Deal
House Interest Commerce Committee
Soviet Courts Under Fire as Pravda Urges Reform
Pravda surveys courts across the Soviet Union and finds dingy courthouses and shabby judges. In Stalingorsk and Emelchinski, legal proceedings occur in barracks kitchens with poor lighting and broken facilities. Pravda urges reforms and support to keep judges from dirty clothing while maintaining Soviet simplicity.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Stalingorsk
People’s Court of Justice
Emelchinski
Kiev
Executive Committee
Stray dog starts farmer on way to fortune
Albert Petty, a farmer from Audubon Iowa, credits a stray collie with his wealth. He traded the dog for a runt pig, the pig bore two litters, then he acquired three cows four calves two horses and twenty five pigs through trades, shaping his fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Albert Petty
Petty
Mississippi Mob Lynches Negro After Fateful Attack
A mob in Mississippi hanged McGee after he confessed to attacking a girl. He was dragged from bed by a citizen posse, taken to a wooded road near a graveyard, identified by clothing, and killed by hanging then shot. His body was later displayed along the highway. no arrests were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Margret Waley 10 Stand Trial
In court Judge O'Brien said nothing could convict Margaret Waley if she went to trial and that a trial would be best after consulting her husband. She appeared crying and insisted on pleading guilty despite advice from relatives. The testimony suggested she was dominated by her husband and unaware of the kidnapping until two days after the boy was taken.
Candy Kitchen Closed by Health Official in West Monroe
Mrs Solie Mayer operated a candy kitchen at 302 North Fifth Street West Monroe and was closed yesterday by Dr G Douglas Williams director of the Ouachita parish health unit according to the health offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solie Mayer
North Fifth Street
West Monroe
G. Douglas Williams
Quachita Parish
Orleans Garbage Workers Strike Ends After U S Funds Arrive
Federal relief funds allocated to Walmsley administration enable partial payment to Orleans garbage workers amid back pay dispute. Strikers agreed to pause as council meeting looms. workers seek full week’s work and $44 to $88 monthly under city scale vs $44 to $77 per month under FERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmsley
Frank H. Peterman
Washington
FERA
K. Patrick Skelly
Commission Council
CCC Camp Work To Start At Local Site
The advance party of CCC youths will build roads clear the camp site dig drainage ditches and erect poles for telephone and power lines. Enlistment ages 18 to 28 will occur locally with youths assigned to camps near their homes under Lieutenant Graves. Emergency Relief Administration will oversee personnel selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Graves
Emergency Relief Administration
Sanitation Violation Closes Establishment and Seizures Made
The closure followed a finding that sanitary standards were not met. Kitchen products were seized on the premises and will be destroyed, authorities stated.
Broad Campaign Platform Split Amid Debt and Nation Now
Political factions debate the direction of policy with a proposed ban on tax exempt bonds. Republican leaders warn of a constitutional crisis as divisions widen within GOP and Democratic ranks. Senate and House move to enact social security and Wagner bills despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
TVA
Supreme Court
Man Arrested for Drunkenness at De Siard and Jackson
Roy Munch of Monroe was arrested by Officer E N LeVasseur last night at De Siard and Jackson streets on charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Munch
Monroe
E. N. LeVasseur
DeSiard and
Jackson Streets
New School Plans Include Multiple Buildings in Parish
The notice outlines several proposed structures: a brick and stone high school with a 1,000 seat auditorium and 16 classrooms at Lake Providence, a separate Lake Providence Negro high school estimated at 25,000 dollars, a manual training building with 16 classrooms and a 750 seat auditorium, a Monticello East Carroll parish school with four classrooms and auditorium, a 12 one room Negro school buildings project at 1,500 dollars each, all frame construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Providence
Monticello
East Carroll Parish
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Indiana
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Rockport
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James Machine
California
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Lynghes
Margaret Waley
Candy Kitchen
SCOK
Ing National
Thalia Ti
Nanowal
Cntrone
Monroe Office Equipment Co., Inc
Walnut St
Anne Lindbergh
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Arrow
Dwight Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Associated Press
Cross Ways
Henry P. Fletcher
West Virginia
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Roosevelt
Munch
Whyte Feed Mills
Lot As
Pine Bluff, Ark
Frigidaire
Standard Office Supply CO
ST. John ST
Virginia Hoter
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