Brousard Confident Of Senate Victory In Louisiana Tour
United States Senator E S Broussard arrived in Monroe after a Shreveport trip and says he plans a statewide tour to gauge political sentiment and his reelection chances He predicts a substantial majority and an easy win in New Orleans He will proceed to New Orleans to arrange speaking dates and campaign plans A local committee led by W C Feazel was formed to support the Broussard campaign in Ouachita Parish
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United States
E. S. Broussard
Monroe
Shreveport
Senate
New Orans
New Orleans
Ouachita Parish
W. C. Feazel
Broussard
Dr James R Angell of Yale Remarries in Portland
Portland Maine Aug 2 Dr James R Angell of Yale wed Mrs Katherine Cramer Woodman in a concise ceremony announced from the Maine port city. The event ties Angell to a current spouse and marks a notable social disclosure in regional notices.
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Portland
Maine
Katherine Cramer Woodman
Detroit contest showcases “most perfect back” winner
Violet Wellfonder displays what judges in Detroit call the most perfect back of the entrants, a feat that advances to a nation wide contest for the “most perfect backs” with an Associated Press photo.
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Violet Wellfonder
Detroit
Associated Press
Yale President James Angell Marry in Ardmore Ceremony
Dr. James Rowland Angell of Yale University and Fi Fi were married today at noon in Saint Lukes Chapel Ardmore. Bishop Benjamin Brewster of Maine presided in a ceremony attended by immediate families and relatives.
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Ardmore
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Fi ‘Ey
Saint Lukes’ Cathedral
Benjamin Brewster
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Longs Broadsides Arkansas Opponents in Caraway Fight
In Stuttgart Arkansas Huey P Long defends Mrs Caraway and attacks her opponents who allegedly visited Louisiana to impeach him in 1929 He refuses to name the critics and says they would not hurt if not for his Arkansas tour Caraway assails the Hoover administration and the bonus army response in a vigorous campaign speech
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Stuttgart
Ark
Hattie W. Caraway
United States Senate
Arkansas
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Little Rock
Charles H. Brough
Caraway
Long
Monroe fire department reports July activity
Thirty six runs were made by the Monroe fire department in July with two box alarms three verbal and 31 telephone. Fires occurred mostly in residences nine automobile fires and five grass fires with some drownings and false alarms. The force logged 10 200 feet of hose 238 feet of ladder and two and a half gallons of chemical. Fourteen fires were put out by hand and nine with booster pumps over 42 hours 11 minutes spent fighting fires.
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Monroe Fire Department
Central Fire Station
American Legion
Whiskey Cache Seized Near Brooks Store
Sheriff deputies seized 24 gallons of whiskey in two ten gallon kegs in weeds near Brooks' store on Breard street. They arrested Son Cook, described as an old offender, after following wheelbarrow tracks from the cache to his home.
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Sheriff's Department
Cook
Brooks
Breard’ Street
Borah Declines Endorsement Amid Election Questions
Senator William E. Borah said he has decided whom to support but refused to reveal it. He rejected Hoover for the Republican platform, won’t back Roosevelt, and dismisses Upshaw or a third party. Borah will focus on Idaho state elections and opposes the bonus march action, noting no legal reason veterans should not protest.
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Chicago
William E. Borah
Idaho
President Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Senate
Washington
Borah
Congress
New Aircraft Radio Receiver Debuts in Pasadena
In Pasadena California the radio department at the Pasadena Alhambra airdrome developed a compact ten and a half pound aircraft radio receiver. It covers all three aviation waves and in tests received signals from across the United States with little trouble. A second note describes Guadala jara glassware exported to the United States packed in wicker cradles filled with split rush.
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Pasadena
Cal
Radio Commission
Radio Department
Pasadena-Alhambra Airdrome
United States
Guadalajara
Mexico
Rayville Man Named by Reid to Advisory Group
T. J. Coenen of Rayville was named to the advisory committee of the national rivers and harbors congress by president Congressman Frank R. Reid of Illinois. Other appointees include John M. Breard of Ouachita parish Monroe and Felix Terzia of Monroe.
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Rayville
Reid
T. J. Coenen
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
John M. Breard
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Felix Terzia
Federal Airways Plan Finished 19,500 Miles Approved
The 1932 plan for federal airways approved by the aeronautical branch and the U S chamber of commerce cites routes from Albany to Springfield to Boston and a 2 mile section south of St Louis on the New Orleans to St Louis route. No 1933 plans due to economy program.
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Washington
Federal Airways
Aeronautical Branch
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Springfield
White House Biloxi Hotel Offers Coastal Recreation
Advertises The White House Biloxi as a seaside retreat with a thousand foot pier, fishing gear, daily island excursions, an 18 hole golf course, tennis courts, horseback riding, dancing three nights weekly, a children’s playground, and guest rates at 18 dollars per week with state sales tax absorbed.
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White House
Biloxi
Food advertising helps housewives plan meals in Monroe papers
Readers are urged to check the food pages in The Morning World and The News-Star for new foods bargains and economy tips. The papers claim to carry more food advertising than any other Monroe paper, aiding shoppers in planning dainty wholesome Sunday menus.
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Jones
Smith
Robinson
Morning World
The
News-Star
Monroe
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James R. Angell
Yale
Mrs. Caraway
Richcules Herbert
Hoover Administration
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