Wildlife Agency to Drop 56 Seismic Workers in Louisiana
Civil Service Director McDougall announced 56 seismic agents will be dropped from the Wildlife and Fisheries rolls effective tomorrow after a state commission ruling. The commission voided an earlier order removing jobs from classified service, citing misrepresentation by agency officials. The department will revert to a prior orderly hiring system with emphasis on staffing needs before new hires.
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Baton Rouge
Civil Service
W W. McDougall
Wild Life and Fisheries
State Civil Service Commission
Department
Commission
Louisiana
McDougall
Supreme Court Decisions in New Orleans Ruling
The Louisiana Supreme Court released numerous rulings. Writs granted in Guidry v Town of St Martinville and King v C N Mason Co. Writs refused in Seals v City of Baton Rouge and other cases. Rehearings granted in City of New Orleans v Levy and Miller v Miller. Several opinions remanded reversed or affirmed across multiple civil and criminal matters involving state agencies, insurers, railroads, and named individuals.
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King Vy. C. N. Mason Dba C
N. Mason Co
Seals
City of Baton
Hemparley
Simmons
Trestman
Ready To Wear
Collector of Revenue
Louisiana-Nevada Transit Co
Rufus W. Fontenot
State of Louisiana
Harold R. Wood Jr
Albin F. Lassiter
Court of Appeal
Second Circuit
Hamiter
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Vivian
Boudreaux
Leonard Wing
Zeela
McCaleb
Board of Commissioners
Lake Borgne Basin Levee District
Board O Tax Appeals
Louisiana Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control
City of
Simon, J
Irving C. Suire and
Calvert Fire Insurance Co
Lottery Winters Marquette Casualty Co
Clemire Norris
First Circuit
Willie D. Marsh
Alvin R. Clinton
Herbert K. Morgan
Frank V. Gann
Myron G. Hinds
Alfred Black
David H. Puckett
Freak Accident Kills Workman in Hurricane Audrey Cleanup
In Opelousas Louisiana on June 29 a worker named Jay Girard was killed while a crew cut a tree felled across a ditch during Hurricane Audrey. State police said a section of the tree or a cable attached to it struck him in the head as the tree fell.
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Opelousas
Jay Girard
Lafayette
Eithher
Taxi Driver Electrocuted by Faulty Extension Lamp
Vicksburg Mississippi police report a 38 year old Negro taxi driver, Harry Powell, was electrocuted last night while working on his car. His body was found under the jacked up automobile. The incident was identified by Police Captain C E Parker.
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Vicksburg
Miss
C. E. Parker
Parker
Harry Powell
Crossett Housewives Now Artists
A Crossett women’s art group grew from six to thirteen members learning drawing and painting with charcoal, pastels, oils, and more. They study form and perspective, create still lifes and trees, and meet in a municipal room while planning a fall show.
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Crossett
Mars Shines In Cancer Tonight With Uranus In View
Mars sits in the constellation Cancer this evening with a Moon at perigee and sunrise or sunset times noted. Uranus appears in the background, a distant planet orbiting the Sun beyond Saturn, as observers watch the sky over Monroe.
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Butters
Perigee
Mars
Cancer
Uranus
Saturn
Seasoned Lumber Use in Concrete Forms Advice
Green lumber swells from moisture in concrete and warps. If only well-seasoned lumber is available, coat it with oil before placing the concrete.
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New Orleans
State Supreme Court
Guidry
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Crossett Housewives Now Artists
America
Monroe
Green Lumber
UR LE
Dacron and Cotton
Cotton
New York
Dacron-Rayon
Shantung
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