Veterans rush to change insurance beneficiaries
Veterans and spouses flock to adjust government compensation policies after an issued notice from veterans' service officer H B Mc Clendon. Applicants to change beneficiaries cited divorces and deaths among reasons. War bonus applications must be filed by January 2, 1935 with benefits set at a dollar per day in US service or $1.25 per overseas day, up to 625.
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H. B. McClendon
Veterans’ Service Officer
McClendon
America
Gray A. Mann
State Service
McClenon
Eases Headache In 3 Minutes Pain Relief Ad
Promotes fast relief for headaches neuralgia and various pains with non narcotic formula available in 10c and 25c packages. Adjacent line hints at inorganic-caused pains and multiple ache types.
Woman Charged After Slash Wound On Man In New Orleans
Audrey Sagely, 33, a former Shreveport resident, was held on tentative charges of cutting and wounding with intent to kill after a quarrel in a Camp street apartment left Iris Rouse, 33, seriously injured with a throat wound from ear to ear. Rouse was reported in serious condition at Charity hospital.
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New Orleans
Audrey Sagely
Shreveport
Camp Street
Iris Rouse
Mississippi River
Rouse
Charity Hospital
Pioneer Educator J C Hines Sr Dies at 83 in Caldwell Parish
J C Hines Sr 83 longtime Caldwell parish educator and public figure died Wednesday night at his Grayson home. He taught 30 years and served as Caldwell parish superintendent and clerk of court. Survived by widow two sons Dr S G Hines and J C Hines Jr and two daughters. Funeral held Thursday at 2:30 in Grayson with interment in Welcome Home cemetery.
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Columbia, la
J. C. Hines
Grayson
Caldwell Parish
Mr. Hines
Hines
Caldwell Watchman
Silent Louisiana pol explainer stirs New Orleans debate
The article reports on a Louisiana solon remaining quiet in New Orleans amid a larger political controversy. It cites reactions from police officials and prominent figures such as Roberts B. Thomas and Kenneth M. Murchison while noting differing newspaper interpretations of the events surrounding Senator Long and a punch incident.
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Ting
Steve Webber
Port Washington
Long Island
Roberts B. Thomas
Park Avenue
New York Herald-Tribune
Kenneth M. Murchison
New York Times
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Senator Long
O'Brien
Joe Walcott
Boston
Enemies Will Believe Truth Says New Orleans Mayor
New Orleans Mayor U S Walmsley, in New York for labor arbitration talks, characterizes himself as a friend of Huey Long through a truce between their camps. He declines specific comment on Long’s eyebrow injury and says Louisiana enemies will believe the published stories while friends will believe Long was ganged up.
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New York
U. S. Walmsley
New Orleans
Huey Long
Washington
Sands Point Club
Long
Huey
Louisiana
Officers nearly take wrong man in police mix up
Otto Krause of Binghampton arrived for Turk at Parish prison. One prisoner matched, was handcuffed and readied for transport, but a reconsidered fingerprint check at headquarters revealed Hollander had tried to substitute himself for Turk. The mistaken man was freed and Turk remained in custody for a New York bond hearing.
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Otto Krause
Binghampton
Parish
Turk
Hollander
New York
Chicago
National Head of Forty and Eight to Attend
Local Forty and Eight members announce that John A. Elden, national head, will attend the state convention in Shreveport. Elden, of Cleveland, Ohio, was elected at the Portland, Oregon meeting and has led Ohio Legion efforts, expanding enrollment and serving on key committees. He also chaired the Ohio State Bar Association and is active in legal and fraternal circles.
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John A. Elden
Ford Code Showdown Near as Roosevelt Seeks Auto Pact
President Roosevelt requests a detailed report on Ford’s refusal to sign the auto code approved last Sunday. Johnson warns the company must comply by September 5 to keep the blue eagle or risk consumer backlash. Green notes 2,000,000 idle workers have found jobs since March 1 as coal code progress advances. Operators discuss cooperative agencies to pass higher labor costs to consumers.
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Green
Johnson
NRA
Boston
Roosevelt
Ford
Detroit
Final Draft of Boot and Shoe Code Presented
Washington reports a draft code for the boot and shoe industry presented to the Recovery Administration after extended negotiations. It calls for a 40 hour week and wage ranges from 12 to 13 dollars for women and 14 to 15 dollars for men, varying by community size, with an urban rural differential still unresolved.
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Washington
The
Recovery Administration
NRA
National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association
Boards of Review Named From Committees in Ouachita
Ouachita parish district Boy Scout troop committees will serve as boards of review Friday night at each troop meeting under the direction of chairmen Albert Horuff, Jordon Barton, Jack Hayes, Dr S A Collins, Barney Oakland, Ralph Corn, J P Roquemore, H F Bordeaux, and Myatt McClendon. Reviews inspect merit badge work and certify scouts to the court of honor. Badges will be presented to those certified at the court’s September 8 meeting.
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Ouachita Parish
G. W. Simpson
Ouachita
H. F. Bordeaux
Myatt McClendon
Boards of Review
Court of Honor
NRA Meeting Invites Interest In Parish Event
A.V. Miller, parish NRA chairman, invites all interested men and women to an end roof meeting at 7 30 pm Friday. The note is incomplete but calls for participation.
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NRA
A.V. Miller
Contract Awarded to Dooley Davis to Remodel Steele Building
A contract to remodel and enlarge the Steele building at Jackson and Grammont Streets was awarded to Dooley Davis for 5100 dollars. Work begins Monday and the enlarged structure will house four stores including a drug store, meat market, barber shop, and grocery. The building will front Jackson Street after renovations and extend seven feet south, increasing its Jackson frontage.
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Steele
Jackson and
Grammont Streets
Steele’s Grocery
Swayze's Market
Grammont Street
Jackson Street
Jackson
Three Boys Rescued After Two Days on Mountain Ledge
William La Due and brothers recount being stranded on a narrow two foot ledge for two days. Pilot Fred McLane located them, and five rescuers including George Reynolds Paul Speer Robert Downs Troopers Ward and Lipton hauled the youths to safety using ropes and a steep climb.
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William la Due
la Due
Fred McLane
Lake Placid
Robert la Due
William
Glenn
Grey
Lyle
Robert
George Reynolds
Colgate
Paul Speer
Harvard
Head of insane hospital billed purchasing power
Judge Leach denied charges in Lauderdale county circuit court and set bonds at $6000. Reports of additional indictments from a grand jury were not confirmed by court attaches. Separate inquiries by Gov. Senne Connor committee and District Attorney Rubert led to suggested hospital personnel changes.
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Leach
Lauderdale County
Grand Jury
Senne Conner
Conner
Hos
Rubert
Brand Jury
New Oil Rulers Meet To Chart Industrys Path
A meeting of oil industry leaders drafts paths for price controls and production allocation. Major firms like Standard of New Jersey and Royal Dutch Shell oppose rapid measures while supporting a 90 day test to set base prices and adjust wholesale and retail rates.
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Roosevelt
Standard of New Jersey
Standard of Indiana
Royal Dutch Shell
Texas
Gulf and Sun Companies
Atlantic Refining Company
Five Or Six Cents Seen As Base Price For Gasoline
Washington reports a base gasoline price of five to six cents a gallon under a pending oil industry stabilizing code. The proposal, tied to a nine day test period, could set the private oil price at one dollar or more and appoint Roosevelt with powers to fix price ranges during the trial.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Fragmentary scientific note on ultra microscopic theories
A fragment discusses meninges and a single chord concept named ultra microscopic. The text hints at proven impossibles and mentions bliers remain un.
Local Party Heads to Century of Progress Fair
Mrs J E Griffin and son Howard Griffin and Ross Banister depart by auto for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition. They plan to be away about ten days. After return, young Barter will enter Louisiana State University to study law, following pre law work at Ouachita Christian Junior College.
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J. E. Griffin
Howard Griffin
Ross Banister
W. H. Banister
Chicago
Louisiana State Univrsity
Ouachitach Junior College
Northeast Center of
Louisiana
Sfe University
Mayor seeks old post office building use for city needs
Arnold Bernstein reports progress in obtaining the old post office building. The postmaster general may attend the new post office dedication, with possible donation or nominal-lease options to let the city use the structure for playgrounds, M C A activities, Boy Scouts, and other civic needs, freeing space at city hall.
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Bernstein
Farley
Post Office Department
Stolen 1923 Tudor Ford Recovered by Police
A 1923 model Tudor Ford sedan stolen Wednesday night from Sidney Sebridge at 1216 St. John street was recovered at 3 50 Thursday morning by Police Sergeant A P Clower and Officers E N LeVasseur and W G Banister. The car, parked in the 200 block on St. John street, was found abandoned in the 300 block on North Eleventh street.
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Sidney Sebridge
St. John Street
A. P. Clower
E. N. LeVasseur
W. G. Banister
North Eleventh Tricot
Investigation into Claude Moore death continues after shooting
The district attorney's office extended the probe into the fatal Friday shooting of Claude Moore by Anderson Warlick. New witnesses were subpoenaed and questioned. ages for Moore and Warlick were corrected with Mrs Warlick stating he is 32 and Moore's mother saying her son was 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Moore
Anderson Warlick
District Attorney’s Office
Warli Fearful of Clau. Claude Warned Against Beating Mrs Warlick
A fragment notes Warli seemed afraid of Clau and had not threatened him. Claude reportedly told his father he did not want to hear of beating Mrs Warlick, revealing tension and abuse in the family dynamic.
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Warli
Clau
Claude
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Malaria Cure
An advertisement urges using Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to treat malaria and kill the infection. It touts tasteless quinine as the active ingredient and claims it strengthens blood to prevent future attacks, endorsing it as a safe general tonic suitable for children.
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Grove
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