Music Meeting Brings North Louisiana Teachers To Ruston
Louisiana Tech hosts Friday district meeting for 15 parishes with public school music teachers. Four national authorities Elmer Uggen Irving Cheyette C. W. Greer and Miss Helen Hosmer address sessions on ensemble drill band textbooks phonograph records and high school vocal materials. Teachers plan to attend Navy Band concert in Monroe after sessions.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
North Louisiana
Webster
Claiborne
Bienville
Union
Lincoln
Jackson
Ouachita
Caldwell
Morehouse
Richland
Franklin
West Carroll
East Carroll
Madison
Tensas
Elmer Uggen
Minneapolis
Uggen
Cheyette
Greer
Jones Rejects Plea of Monty in Commutation Debate
Governor Jones argues good time should be decided by lawmakers while warning against destroying prisoners morale. He notes commutations are extended by prison authorities except life terms where the pardon board reviews conduct and refers to the governor. Oceanographers say Catalina Island is about 30 million years older than nearby islands.
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Jones
Pardon Board
Catalina Island
Upset wins mark busy day in major conferences
Rice rolled Tulane and Texas A. and M. overwhelmed NYU as Texas Christian beat Indiana 20-14. Southern Methodist shut out Amos Alonzo Stagg’s College of Pacific 34-0. Baylor toppled Arkansas 20-7 while Fordham rallied to beat North Carolina 27-14. Navy routed Lafayette 41-2. Colgate, Dartmouth, Cornell and many others posted notable results across the nation with Virginia and Washington State among the day’s highlights.
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Rice
Tulane
Texas A
New York University
Texas Christian
Indiana
Southern
Bert Stiff
Penn
Quakers
Yale
Navy
Lafayette
Holy Cross
Syracuse
Colgate
Dartmouth
Princeton
Columbia
Lions
Paul Governali
Ken Stofer
Lou Bufalino
Cornell
Harvard
Boston College
Eagles
Tennessee
Tulané
Clemson
Tigers
Army
Its
Virginia Military
Nelson Catlett
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Duke
Maryland
William and Mary
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Richmond
Nebraska
Missouri
Huskers
Kansas
Kansas State
Michigan State
Marquette
Oregon
Southern California
Washington
Huskies
Washington State
California
Santa Clara
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah State
Steel Strike Hits Carnegie Illinois Plants in South Chicago
Six blast furnaces at Carnegie Illinois Steel in South Chicago and its Gary tin mill shut down amid a CIO union dispute between women members and a non union worker. In Brooklyn Robins drydock, a shipyard stoppage halted repairs, affecting seven thousand CIO shipbuilders protesting hiring of two non union workers.
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Spicer
Hillsdale
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Brooklyn
Robins Drydock
Britain’s Fleet Defies Mussolini on Libya Cruise
Britain’s war fleet returned from a voyage along Italy’s sea highway to Libya led by Rear-Admiral H. D. Pridham-Wippell. The Mediterranean battle group roamed within range of Axis bases but faced no hostile air or sea action, marking a second sea patrol in a fortnight with no live gunfire beyond practice rounds.
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Britain
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Italy
Libya
Mussolini
H. D. Pridham-Wippell
Maneuvers by Argentine ship Pueyrredon at Pontchartrain
Officers and cadets from the Argentine training ship Pueyreddon observed surf landing boat, naval tank and truck carrier maneuvers on Lake Pontchartrain. Captain Izuguirre, pleased with the display, rode a speedboat and a tank. The report ends with an unrelated dental anecdote and an Udga Tablets advertisement.
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New Orleans
Pueyreddon
Lake Pontchartrain
Alejandro Izuguirre
Chest Drive In Opens Campaign for Chest Drive
A local drive to raise funds for chest health launches with daily 6:30 p.m. broadcasts on KMLB. A representative advisory board leads the effort, with extensive donor lists from Brown Paper Mill and multiple companies and individuals contributing. details show broad community support and notable gifts amid the kickoff.
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KMLB
Chest
Mr. Kellogg
Board of Advisers
C. D. Oakley
D. C. Silverstein
Sam Rubin
J. G. Hicks
R D. Kellogg
R. L.davis
A. Blumenthal
Ben Downing
Harvey McDonald
M. C. McDonald
T. W. Davenport
Clyde Brown
C. M. Strauss
Ira Cagle
F. J. Cox
John Gordon
John Sherrouse
J. L. Keenan
R. A. Wisenbaker
Murray Hudson
P. E. Macsey
Bernard Biedenharn
George Wright
C. H. Hill
Teeeseeeees
Henry Guerriero
James Machine Works
W. W. Kellogg
Peveseeee
R. D. Kellogg
Kellogg Oil Company
H. W. Greene
Monroe Hardware and Asso
Monroe Furniture Co
Southern Carbon Co
H. H. Reardon
Cone
W. H. Anders
Ceeses
F. OL. Jones
Pease Bane
Montgomery Ward
H. A. Barham
George Weaks, Sr
George Weaks, Jr
Veces
J.C. McCaskill Coc
Eae
J. Seymour
H. B. Todd
Voli Nee
Oakes Onc Fae O Pease Ee
R. BE. Summers
Beers
Guy Campbell
Massey's Service
Gladys B. Edwards
Christine Meare
W. R. Coody
R. L. Ke
Q. L. Sipes
Eeee
Silverstein
Taylor, Holmes and Cummings
M. Green
RD. Kellogg
Wow. Kelloga
Brownlee Oo
P. W. Shamblin Ooo
SAP White System of
Monroe
Ene Commercial Securities Co
N. OR. Fisher
Etie
Joe Fiedler
Sues
Mary Mullis
Kip
J.C. Tomlin
Sens
Trousdale and Wright
J. HY ‘Trousdale
C.K. Moore
John Fox O
Eae Peake
Harvey Taylor
E. Jack Selig and Son
Monique Coates
Peeves
Gus Swayze
Wageig
J. G. Watson
A. A. Preston Vo
Ceeeseeg Eens
H. P. Beery
Moscow on the Brink as Nazi Offensive Rages
The text describes the Soviet struggle with Germany as Moscow braces for a possible fall. It cites S A Lozovsky denying armistice talks and notes Allied pressure for a Western front while German forces push toward Rostov and the Caucasus. It mentions British and Turkish troop movements, US naval actions against a German radio station, and heavy Soviet casualties as fronts contract and retreat.
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Donets
Russia
Soviet Union
S. A. Lozovsky
Lozovsky
Moscow
United States Navy
Washington
Greenland
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
Adiser
Winston Churchill
Aneurin Bevan
Laborite M. P
Churchill
Leeds
Oxford
Acton
Adolf Hitler
Avcy
Crimean Peninsula
Semeon Boyenny
Nis
Don River
Rostov
Caucasus
Archibald P. Wavell
India
Middle East
Iran
Persia
Avev Sea
Donets River
Isos
Argentine Trade Treaty Expected
Buenos Aires reports the Argentine government expects the trade pact with the United States to be signed on Tuesday, ending a prolonged negotiation begun in 1939. Observers cite both political and economic significance and note U.S. Ambassador Norman Armour’s persistent role amid obstacles.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Norman Armour
State Department
Soviet Troops Hold Line Near Moscow as Offense Wears On
As reserves march toward the front from Tula and Ryzhov, Lenin’s slogan reappears urging victory or death. German reports say weather favors mechanized moves, while Timoshenko’s elastic defense slows the assault. No sign of Soviet collapse as the Moscow offensive enters week 16 and rumors of armistice fade.
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Red Star
Lenin
Timoshenko
Hitler
Moscow
Germany
Chinese Army Stages Major Stall to Halt Japanese Advance
Chinese forces report a sweeping counteroffensive in Hunan province pushing Japanese troops back to the north bank of the Yangtze near Yochow and recapturing much ground around Changsha. Officials say two fronts, including a Yangtze corridor, have shifted to Chinese control with a remaining 1 000 to 2 000 Japanese in a river port pocket.
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Hunan Provi
Changsha
Chiang
Chasha
Yochow
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