Baltic Workers Overthrow Regimes in Soviet-Influenced Baltic States
Stockholm reports a Red revolution in Estonia with Johannes Vares named premier and Konstantin Pats remaining president. Crowds in Tallinn greeted the coup as troops and workers demonstrated, singing the Internationale amid hopes of Sovietized regimes in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania.
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Stockholm
Estonia
Communist Party
Latvia
Lithuania
Konstantin Pats
Johannes Vares
Nigel Andreesen
Aftonbladet
Tallinn
Bny
Spawr
Baby Girl Returns Home From War Ties
Five year old Betty Currow, stranded across the Atlantic by wartime nationality rules, sails home with her parents from Baton Rouge after eight months apart. Betty’s English mother and American father endured visa and belligerent vessel restrictions, evacuations, and gas masks during the journey. She is due to arrive in Hammond tomorrow morning.
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Baton Rouge
Atlantic
Betty Currow
James Currow
Betty
Eng
Currow
Liverpool
Washington
Galway
Ireland
Hammond
Death notices for Patrick Mulvihill and Roy Arnold in Mississippi
Patrick W. Mulvihill 54 former Ferriday publisher and Adams county official died after a long illness. Services were held in Natchez with survivors including his widow Mrs lish Henry Mulvihill and family. Roy Arnold 33 Jackson attorney and political figure died after brief illness. Funeral at Parkway Baptist Church with interment in Cedarlawn. he left a wife and three daughters among survivors.
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Ferriday
Patrick W. Mulvihill
Ferriday Enterprise
Adams County
Mississippi
Atchez
Mra
Lish Henry Mulvihill
Ferriday and
Natchez
Miss
New Orleans
Charles Cochran
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dennis Mulvihill
Anna Mulvihill
William Finnacane
Chicago
Mulvihill
Knights of Columbus Council
Mhat
Terprise
Roy Arnold
Jackson
Parkway Baptist Church
W. A. Bell
Cedarlawn Ceme
Lawrence County
the Elks
Woodmen of the World
Joyce
Gloria
Nancy
Roy Turner Arnold
E. O. Henderson
Raymond, Miss
Berry Arnold
James Arnold
Buffalo
Herman Boteler
Amos Krepps
Monroe
E. H. Hemp
Major marijuana seizure nets four in New Orleans raid
Louisiana State Police Superintendent Steve Alford said a large narcotics haul was seized in New Orleans, including about 2000 marijuana cigarettes and 59 pounds of marijuana tobacco. Four suspects Mike Verdi leader, Marie Pasquia Leo Giardino and Louis Genard were arrested with bonds set. a 1939 sedan was also seized. Investigation began after Lake Charles ministers requested action.
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Lafayette
Steve Alford
Louisiana State Police
New Orleans
Mike Verdi
Alford
Marie Pasquia
Leo Giardino
Louis Genard
Verdi
Giardino
Genard
J. E. DeArmand, Jr
Lake Charles
Ouachita Valley Amateur Radio Club Demonstrates Field Day
The Ouachita Valley Amateur Radio Club set up a portable transmitting station behind Northeast Junior College on Bernstein Place. During field day the 32 licensed operators will rotate six transmitters using a five kilowatt generator. The event, sponsored by the American Radio Relay League, runs through 6 p.m. today to show resilient communication during power outages from floods or disasters.
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Ouachita Valley
Obituary Noted Local Figures And Honorary Pallbearers
The list names Fred Langley Hill Baxter Pridgen R E Wells Jim Pridgen and T G Hardy among the deceased or as notable mourners. Honorary pallbearers included Dr E A Copeland Dr T M Moore and members of the Hinds County Bar Association.
Refugees recount flight from advancing German forces
Jewish refugees aboard the French steamer Winnipeg told of a harrowing escape from France as German troops advanced. Dupre De Bautigny described fleeing with women and children, mattresses atop cars, planes strafing the road, and wrecked scenes along the route to Bordeaux before boarding the ship to the United States.
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Miami
Fla
Winnipeg
French Purchasing Commission
Bordeaux
Dupre de Bautigny
Soissons
France
Paris
DeBautigny
San Francisco
Casing Strung for Monday Test at Louisiana Central Well
H L Hunt reports casing set to 2 475 feet on No 17 Louisiana Central well in NWSE section 19 11 32 with production test planned for Monday or Tuesday. The deep test reaches 5 074 feet and could expand the Olla field four miles north of the discovery well and seven miles between Hunts outposts. Leasing in Standard area climbs as No 18 outpost flows 12 BPH from 2 244 feet with 60 psi casing pressure and 80 psi tubing pressure.
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H. L. Hun
Louisiana Central
Soldier killed in accidental discharge at Barksdale field
At Barksdale field a US caliber automatic pistol discharged accidentally. The bullet passed through Corporal C E Jackson and Corporal Fred C Dennis before hitting Private James F E Stuckey in the bombardier school office killing him. Dennis was wounded but not seriously. Stuckey, 20, from Queen City Texas, is survived by his parents a sister and three brothers.
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Shreveport
Barksdale
James FE. Stuckey
Queen City
Tex
Bombardier School
Fred C. Dennis
Alexandria
C. E. Jackson
Dennis
Jackson
Stuckey
N. W. Stuckey
F. O. Short
William Stuckey
Joseph Stuckey
Wilburn Stuckey
Bonham, Tex
Birth of Mary Martha Heard in West Monroe
Mr and Mrs George P Heard of West Monroe announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Martha on June 13. The year 1929 saw 3 880 206 new automobile registrations, a record. About 44 percent of that total are still in operation.
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Mary Martha Heard
George P. Heard
West Monroe
Mary Martha
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Will
Patrick Mulvihill
U.S
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Congress
Orleans
Bernstein Place
H. L. Hunt
New York
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