Newsprint Plant Plans in Jeopardy in the South
Cranston Williams of SNPA warns in a letter to the NRA that proposed amendments to the newsprint industry code threaten plans to build a southern newsprint mill using pine trees. He says the changes would create a monopoly and raise consumer costs, aligning with ANA opposition and past court rulings. The piece notes a Nevada reference about Rhyolite’s railroad station.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cranston Williams
Southern Newspapers Publishers Association
NRA
Washington
D. H. Tulley
SNPA
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Canada
United States
District Court of the
Two Regiments Train as Brigade at Camp Beauregard
At Camp Beauregard Alexandria, the 155th infantry from Mississippi and 156th infantry from Louisiana train together as the 61st brigade for two weeks. About 2,400 guardsmen, largest at the camp since World War I, participate under Brig Gen Louis F Guerre. Separate battalion parades and guard mounts open the first training day. A governors’ day review is planned with Gov. O K Allen and Gov. Sennett Conner invited.
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Alexandria
155Th Infantry
Mississippi
156Th Infantry
Louisiana
Camp Beauregard
National Guard
Beauregard
Louis F. Guerre
Thomas J. Grayson
O. K. Allen
Sennett Conner
West Monroe Council To Meet Tonight
The West Monroe city council will hold its monthly meeting at 8 o clock tonight at the city hall. Routine business matters will be transacted.
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West Monroe
Hitler Pays Tribute to Von Hindenburg at Opera House
Adolf Hitler praised Paul von Hindenburg’s career in a non-political speech at the opera house, then serving as Reichstag, recalling fidelity to the people. He spoke of preserving the resurrection of the German people as an inheritance to future generations.
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Opera House
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Von Hindenburg's Body To Be Interred Tonight
The body of Paul von Hindenburg will be taken from Neudeck tonight in a ceremonial march to Tannenberg. Adolf Hitler will speak at funeral rites tomorrow as hundreds of thousands gather, with flowers and oak branches laid along the route and 600 workers setting up seats.
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Neudeck
Germany
Tannenberg
Schutz Staffel
Russia
National Memorial
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Hohenstein
German Consulate Stoned Over Swastika Flag in New Orleans
Three men allegedly displeased by a swastika flag at the German consulate in New Orleans pelted the building with stones. Consul Dr. Ernst Wendler said the vandals cited political motives and that he reported the incident to the German embassy in Washington.
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New Orleans
Washington
Ernst Wendier
Wendler
Dr. Wendler
Diplomatic assault on German consulate records
The attackers halted at the front of the German consulate and exchanged words before firing missiles at the building. They fled in a car, then returned to hurl more missiles. Plate glass in the doors broke as the attack continued.
DROWNING REPORT DECLARED UNTRUE IN MANHASSET
In Manhasset New York a boy named Stanley Kadluboski aged 10 was reported drowned after being pulled from the water. Dr David Gurin of Great Neck says the lad was alive when he arrived and had no serious effects, denying any death pronouncement or coroner death certificate. The boy recovered after rest.
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Manhasset
N. Y
Stanley Kadluboski
David Gurin
Great Neck
Long Island
Gurin
Battle With Swordfish Told By Schooner Crew
Boston August 6 Aplar schooner crew led by Captain Charles Petersen recount a fierce battle with a marlin swordfish off Nantucket. The 17 foot long, 800 pound monster was harpooned and towed in as two crewmen in a dory were nearly swept overboard before the fish fell. It is noted as one of the largest swordfish brought to port in years.
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Boston
South Shoal Licht
Charles Petersen
Aplar
Petersen
Nantucket
London Doctors Warn Of Sun-Bathing Dangers
London doctors Dr A Hope Gosse and Dr G S Erwin warn in the British Medical Journal that sun-bathing may aggravate pulmonary tuberculosis rather than cause it. In a Brompton Hospital review from Aug to Dec 1934, 11 of 66 cases showed onset or increased activity after sun exposure.
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London
A. Hope Gosse
G. S. Erwin
Brompton Hospital
Thefts Reported Of Two Bicycles In Monroe
Two bicycles were stolen in Monroe Sunday with reports filed at police headquarters. A bicycle was taken near the Plum street drug store and another from North Third street near the Paramount Theater, belonging to Billy Herrick of 306 Pine street.
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Monroe
Plum Street
Billy Herrick
Pine Street
North Third Street
Paramount É Theater
Swartz Woman Injured From Fall From Auto
Mrs. A. J. McKinnon of Swartz sustained a sprained right ankle and a bruised knee in a fall while stepping down from the running board of her automobile. She was admitted to St. Francis sanitarium where attendants said her condition is not serious.
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A. J. McKinnon
Swartz
St. Francis Sanitarium
McKinnon
Obituary Day Funeral for Mrs Mary Jane Naff Day
Last rites for Mrs. Mary Jane Naff Day 78 died Saturday at her daughter’s West Monroe home. Services were at Liberty church Union parish with two ministers. Interment in Liberty church cemetery. Survived by son J H Day Tucson Ariz daughter Mrs J T Hill sister Mrs Leon Sugar Lake Charles two brothers J P Naff Smackover Ark J F Naff Bastrop 17 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
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Mary Jane Naff Day
J. T. Hill
South Second Street
West Monroe
Liberty Church
Haile
Union Parish
H. L. Driskell
Immanuel Baptist Church of
J. T. Evers
J. H. Bishop
E. N. Camp
North Third Street
E. E. Huntsberry
First Baptist Church of
New Chapel Hill
Walter Bishop
Dallas
Texas
Gertrude Gould
Fort Worth
Zula Mae Ferris
Corinne McCarthy
Dallagy
R. C. Bishop
California
Spanish War Veterans Post
W. A. Burt
Tom
Rainhart
Tom Chapnell
Jt, Drew
J. G. Cobb
Pat Hamilton
Joe Durrett
L. M. Lee
Ed A. Collie
D. C. Golson
Ed Cason
Fred Thatcher
Cc. C. Josey
P. W. Burdeaux
LOUIS M LUFFEY DIES AT 48 IN MONROE
Louis Meard Luffey 48 died Sunday evening at 6 45 at his home 2204 DeSiard Street Monroe. He was known in the grocery business here. Survived by widow nine children mother and three brothers. Funeral was Monday at St Matthew's Catholic Church with burial in Catholic cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. honorary pallbearers named.
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Louis Meard Luffey
DeSiard Street
William Haddad
A. S. Cannon
John David
Joe Joseph
John Spatafora
Joe Scalia
Mike Tonore
Heart Attack Fatal For West Monroe Man O P Thompson
O P Thompson died suddenly of a heart attack Sunday afternoon at 12 30 o clock at his home 207 North Fifth street West Monroe Funeral arrangements for the deceased were not available at noon Monday A note on a separate line reports experiments injecting serum into eggs producing chickens of various colors
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O. P. Thompson
North Fifth Street
West Monroe
Mr. Thompson
ERA head calls on Gov. Allen in Baton Rouge
Emergency relief chief Harry J. Early met Gov. O. K. Allen stating no set purpose for the visit while noting unemployable relief now rests with parish police juries if state funds are not provided. Early cited uneven parish adoption and described national egg consumption figures for the day.
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Baton Rouge
Harry J. Early
O. K. Allen
Evangeline Parish
Premier Mussolini Observes Italian Naval Exercises by Plane
Mussolini piloted a sea plane from Ostia to Gaeta to witness three day navy and air maneuvers. Maj. Attilio Bisco accompanied him as 48 warships including 10 cruisers and one aircraft carrier took part. The maneuvers culminate with a Wednesday review.
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Gaeta
Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Il Duce
Attilio Bisco
Italo Balbo
Chicago
Il Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Ostia
Balbo
America
German Invents Alarm Clock That Lights Electric Light
A German inventor creates an alarm clock that triggers an electric light when the bell rings, offering a novel way to wake with illumination.
Tetterine Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
A dubious 60c advertisement claims Tetterine cures Ringworm Athletes Foot Eczema and other parasitic skin troubles with instant cooling relief. It promises full relief or money back from any druggist, urging sufferers to obtain the box for treatment.
Nine Die In Virginia Mine Blast
A Virginia coal mine blast kills nine workers with rescuers venturing in as carbon monoxide fumes linger. Officials say the blast confined to a small mine section and no prior gas danger was detected. An unrelated report notes the University of California developed a three dimensional X ray imaging device.
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University of California
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