Deadline Set for Destroying Government Planted Cotton
August 23 is the deadline for destroying cotton acreage contracted under the federal plan. Parish agent E R Strahan said a wire from J G Lee Jr state administrator of the AAA confirms the date. Less than a dozen tracts remain, with reasons such as flood damage or access issues. three residents have moved cows into condemned patches to boost milk output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Strahan
Parish
J. G. Lee, Jr
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Succession Sale in Ouachita Parish Monroe LA
Public sale under Fourth District Court to pay debts of Theo F Terzia deceased. Property includes numerous Monroe parcels in Terzia and Elliott Terzia additions, along with standifer street tract and various fractional interests. Sale at Monroe courthouse west front on September 13 1933 with detailed description of lots, blocks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo F. Terzina
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Terzia
Theo Pereke
Parlor City Lumber Company
Parlor City
Terminal Heights
Theo Terzis
Ouschita River
Elliott-Terzia
Lovers Lane
N. R
T. F. Terzia
Paul Majikowski
Ouachita Parish
Burg Jones Estate
One Heights
Monroe, A
Theo Terzia
Rminal Heights
la. B
the Heights
Meee
Heights
T. T. Thomas
D. T. Clement
Clement Sand & Gravel Company
City of
Lillian T. Barham
W. G. Gladney
T. P. Mahaffey
M. C. Thompson
Milton Coverdale
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Isaac Nomey
United States District Court
Jonesboro
Ruston
Hodge
Parish of
Jackson
State of
Old Central Savings Bank
Covington
W. E. Leigh
John Mason
I. A. L. Brunner
District Court House
Nash
Peoples Homestead & Savings Association
Zen
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Onthia
Nudist Camp Report by A Newspaper Reporter
A Herald Tribune write up describes a Nudist camp near Bear Mountain where Miss Jan Gay runs the facilities. The reporter notes topless swimming and open attire among about 25 nudists, rising to about 80 on a weekend. The piece mentions Miss Gronlin inviting the writer to swim and colorful locals like Button-Button and Miss Emery in the dining area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Allen Smith
HIGHL
N. Y
Jan Gay
Bear Mountain
Miss Gronlin
Mr. Smith
Emery
Button-Button
Tag Day Planned Here August 19 By TB Association
Ouachita Tuberculosis Public Health association announces a tag day on August 19 where the double barred cross will be sold. Boys and girls will stand at downtown street corners to sell tags. Funds are needed to support relief work until the December seal sale. Milk and other supplies will be provided to those ailing or lacking necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Tuberculosis Public Health Association
U. S. Destroyer Readies Departure From Cuba
Havana workers push for labor reforms as U S destroyer sails from Havana while rumors of ex police chief arrest swirl. Government actions against Machado loyalists continue with killings near Havana and Camaguey and a tax moratorium is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Martinez Saenz
Erasmo Delgado
Machado
Camaguey
Ricardo Herrera
Alberto Herrera
Marcial Herrero
Oldest New Orleans employee dies on voyage
The obituary recalls a longtime New Orleans official and civic leader. A Mason of high rank, charter member of the Elks Lodge and local chess and whist clubs, he helped found the Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. He shaped the city tax office growth and served in key posts, including secretary to Terrence Wolfe Jr. after 1918 until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Elks Club
Louisiana Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Orelans
Terrence Wolfe, Jr
Mr. Shields
Wolfe
Shields
First Caldwell Cotton Brings 12-Cent Price
The first Caldwell parish bale of the season sold at auction in Columbia to G. E. Rogers for 12 1/2 cents per pound. The cotton, grown by A J Carroll on the Hearne place three miles from Columbia, was ginned free of charge at the J H Wallace gin. The bale weighed...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Caldwell Parish
G. E. Rogers
A. J.carroll
I.-A. Hearne-place
J.-H. Wallace
Slayings and a Self-Strangling Death Tie New York Crimes
John Donovan, 65, was found slain in his Elizabeth New Jersey home in a brutal scene with a gashed head and disordered rooms. James Palermo, a truck driver, was found near a Queens road, trussed as if garroted, echoing a prior case of a convict found similarly staged. Separate note reports a peace treaty among Chinese tongs with NRA praise, while police view peace pacts skeptically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donovan
Elizabeth
N. J
James Palermo
Astoria
Queens
New York
Joseph Weshefsky
NRA
Kiliang Yin
Net Spree for Desperado After Kansas Robbery
An Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas manhunt stretched over three states for Leroy Wright after a gun battle at the Johnson farm near Siloam Springs. Gene Johnson died from a head wound. his wife was wounded and later jailed. Wright escaped as authorities pursued warrants tied to the McPherson and Weir bank robberies and a police killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springtown
Ark
Leroy Wright
Gene Johnson
Wilbur Underhill
Kansas
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wright
Johnson Farm
Here
Johnson
Benton County
Bentonville
McPherson
Kan
Picher
Oklo
Dick Helman
Cherokee County
Columbus
Supreme Penalty Is Paid By Negro
R T Bennett a Dallas Negro was electrocuted at the Texas state prison in Huntsville for the murder of Mrs Leona Buchanan. He strangled her with a silk stocking in Dallas on December 1 last year. Bennett faced the electric chair calmly and expressed remorse, saying he felt at peace with God. He thanked a pious priest who accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
R. T. Bennett
Dallas
State Prison
Leona Buchanan
Pasiaus
Lindbergh Kidnap Ties to Wide Crime Ring
Dallas reports tie the Lindbergh kidnapping to a broad kidnap and robbery gang led by Harvey Bailey now jailed under heavy guard. Federal agents weigh life-term options for Bailey or Albert Bates amid jail break rumors as Dallas streets tighten security around Bates’s cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Harvey Bailey
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Bailey
Albert L. Bates
Bates
Albert T. Clark
Clark
Charles
Assenel Oklahoma
DOJ Operates in Kidnap Case Involving Nash
The Department of Justice acted as operator of a machine gun that killed four officers and their prisoner Frank Nash in Kansas City on June 11 in an attempt to free Nash. Speedy prosecution of Bailey and four others jailed for Nash kidnapping was expected as Special Assistant Attorney General Leslie Salter travels to Oklahoma City to push the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Frank Nash
Kansas City
Nash
Bailey
Leslie Salter
Oklahoma City
State marks time in poisoning case in Greenwood
Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean remains in hospital under guard as prosecutors delay action while the defense seeks a preliminary hearing on murder charges. Dr. John Preston Kennedy, a prominent Jackson surgeon, died August 6 after drinking a whiskey highball prepared by Dr. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Miss
Sarah Ruth Dean
John Preston Kennedy
Arthur Jordan
Dean
Kennedy
Jackson
Two of Four Youths Sentenced in Gatesville Ax Murder
Gatesville Texas August 18 two of four youths accused of the ax murder of Will Leonard a blacksmith at the Gatesville reformatory for boys on June 21 were sentenced. Willard Scott got 99 years Grady Applegate 25 years. The other two youths faces trials next. All four escaped in Leonard s automobile before Leonard was found dying in the shop. Bloodhounds helped recapture them in central Texas hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
Tex
Will Leonard
Gatesville Reformatory
Willard Scott
Grady Applegate
Leonard
Texas
Ten Horsemen Are Indicted in Doping Case
Ten race horse owners managers and trainers were indicted by the federal grand jury on charges of violating narcotic laws in doping horses. Principal defendants include A. A. Baroni and Jack Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
A. A. Baroni
Jack Howard
Indictments Hit Chicago Race Tracks in Dope Case
Federal probes at Chicago tracks led to indictments of ten individuals including Hal Price Headley of Lexington and trainer Ivan H. Parke. Three minor defendants pleaded guilty and received penitentiary terms for violating the Harrison narcotic act by supplying dope to owners and trainers. The Arlington Park raid on July 20 spurred the charges. Bonds were set at $5,000 for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hal Price Headley
Lexington
Marvin Hardin
Nelson Edward Southward
Louisville
Ivan H. Parke
Arlington Park
Hale arrested in fatal race track shooting in Beeville
Beeville Texas police report Charlie Hale in custody over the fatal shooting of Ed Willoughby a 67 year old man from Roadstown during an argument at a local race track. The killing stems from long standing ill will dating back to 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenville
Tex
Charlie Hale
Ed Willoughby
Roadstown
Negro Club Dance At Savoy Promises Celebration
President Frank Perkins of the X. Y. Z. club announces a Monday celebration with a dance at the Savoy ballroom to be attended by club members and others of the race. The event runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with special entertainment starting at 11:30 p.m. Prizes will be awarded, and the De Luxe Social club will also be represented in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perkins
X. Y. Z. Club
Negro
Savoy Ballroom
DeSiard
Tenth Streets
de Luxe Social Club
Roosevelt Puts More Life Into Recovery Drive
Recovery administrator Hugh S Johnson defends the NRA program and its oil production controls while signaling possible revisions before submitting to President Roosevelt. He stresses constitutional basis, non favoritism, and enforcement across manufacturers. Ford remains aloof from code support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Johnson
White House
E. O. Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
NRA
Open Shop Clause Elimination Asked at Hearings
Washington reports the administration demanded elimination of the automobile industry's open shop declaration at the start of code hearings on Friday. A plainspoken warning to the entire business sector accompanied the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad Claims Deep Relief
Cooling Blue Star Ointment melts into pores to deliver medicines that kill itch rash eczema tetter and ringworm. Money back if it fails per advertisement.
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B. L. Risher
Sheriff's Sale
TB Association
U. S
Cuba
Caldwell
Lindbergh
Benjamin Creech
Jesus Belmonte
Caracal
Villa Acuna
Jiminez
Menchaca
del Rio
Negro Club
Henry Ford
Hugh S. Johnson
Ford
Detroit
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Donald Richberg
Recovery Administration
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Richberg
Alvan McCauley
Chamber
Packard Motor Car Company
Donldson Brown
General Motors
R. W. Lea
Milwaukee
Pancho Villa
Claude
Chambers of Semienole
Okla
Jeffe & Complet
Peigni
Uri
Ad Wali
Axminster
Tapestry
Jacquard
Monroe Furnitureco
Vents
Grambli
Gcident
Harri For
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