Man Dressed in Gray is Sought in Slaying Case
Police seek a gray dressed man linked to a slaying as reports detail a Carma ge party crew of adventurers and witnesses held for questioning. The vessel is under scrutiny with 15 signed crew members, including Lord Edward Montagu and Captain James Farris, as authorities warn the voyage may proceed if the ship passes muster.
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Vanderwell
Valerian
Johannes Pieczynski
Lord Edward Eugene Montagu
Duke of Manchester
London
James E. Farris
Portland
Ore
Ruth Loucks
Farris
Mary Louise Smith
Marian
Rockhart
Mary Parks
East Saugus
Mass
Aileen Allen
Los Angeles
Florence Wegel
Hollywood
Eugenia Nobel
Cuthbert Wills
Elsa
Edmund Zeranski
Jack M. Craig
Seaman
Forrest L. Plummer
Eric W. Owen
Guy
Equalizing Fund Checks For Louisiana Schools
The ledger lists amounts sent to Louisiana parishes including Red River 1950.26 Sabine 16681.88 St. Helena 2523.62 St. James 2145.87 St. Tammany 3662.18 Tangipahoa 16147.77 Union 13555.06 Vermillion 20368.24 Vernon 15298.40 Washington 18941.42 Webster 3 West Carroll 9537.43 Winn 12816.85. The piece closes with an anecdote about a girl who refused a banjo gift due to strings.
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Red River
Sabine
St. Helena
St. James
St. Tammany
Tangipahoa
Union
Vermillion
Vernon
Washington
Webster
West Carroll
Winn
Plough Creams Marketed To Restore Skin Beauty
An advertisement promotes Dirt Mask by Plough cleansers that lift dirt and impurities from pores. It claims deeper cleansing than ordinary products and a glowing complexion. Plough Sold Cream is touted to preserve youth with nourishing oils for softer skin, priced at 25 35 and 50 cents.
Senate Members Debate Day Question Submission
The Senate considers submitting the day question with varied views on repeal. Norris will study repeal resolutions next Monday while several members lean toward repeal if forced to choose, many favor submission with possible substitutes to protect dry states.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Norris
House
Borah
Idaho
Robinson
Indiana
Dennis L. Carter Returns to Little Rock Assignment
Dennis L. Carter assistant general freight agent for Missouri Pacific railway lines stationed in Little Rock visited today. He was recently promoted to his present post and is pleased with the new surroundings. Formerly he held the division freight agent position in Monroe.
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Dennis L. Carter
Missouri Pacific Railway Lines
Little Rock
Carter
Monroe
Moratorium on Mortgages Becomes Farm Aid Topic
In Geyser and Polk City farmers urge a mortgage and tax moratorium to survive the coming year. They blame the farm board while Congress introduces six measures to aid farmers. McNary proposes an equalization fee and loan plans using RFC funds to bolster farm prices and irrigation projects.
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Hugh Gore
Polk City
Ark
Hugh
Dad
Gore
Farm Board
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Harrison
Mississippi
Norbeck
South Dakota
King
Utah
Smith
South Carolina
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bankhead
Alabama
Board of Cotton Wheat Control
Senate weighs recognition as a political move
Reed, Fess, Glenn, Robinson, Indiana Republicans discuss recognition with Capper and Vandenberg urging caution and conditional support. Democrats Swanson Pittman Harrison George Connally offer mixed replies. Senator Lewis from Illinois is ill and unavailable for comment.
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George
Connally
Lewis
Illinois
Chicago
School Break-In At Georgia Tucker School
A burglary occurred at Georgia Tucker school Monday night. An intruder took two alarm clocks a knife and 7.50 dollars in cash, police were told yesterday.
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Georgia Tucker School
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
A vintage ad promoting Creomulsion for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief and seven therapeutic elements from modern science. The copy promises no narcotics and a refund if relief fails.
Large Slash in Flood Control Budget Is Urged
The piece outlines proposed federal budget cuts for flood control on the Mississippi and nationwide programs. It notes a combined two year flood control appropriation of about 85.5 million with the current 1932-34 estimates, and highlights reductions in rivers and harbors, building, and agriculture funding. It cites the president and budget bureau pushing sharp cuts, including a 66.99 million slash in agriculture, and a new 21.25 percent manufacturers sales tax proposal.
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Louisiana
President
Budget Bureau
Army Engineers
New Orleans-Sabine River
New Orleans
Agriculture Department
Department
Congress
Hoover
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover urges economy through government cuts and tax plan
President Hoover proposes targeted economy measures in a message detailing reduced benefits for veterans, stricter eligibility terms, and trimmed administrative costs. He presents budgetary savings totaling $397.6 million excluding veterans and pay cuts, and $581.9 million with them included.
Hoover Laval discuss German relief and debt plan
The text describes President Hoover and Premier Laval weighing economic relief for Germany in 1931. They considered reparations and the financing mechanism, noting that relief for Germany would require concessions from debtor nations and that the United States might revive war debts funding, with Congress' inaction looming.
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Lausanne
Germany
United Press
Hoover
Laval
United States
America
France
Congress
War Debts Funding Commission
Mrs. Ida Tuck Seeks Damages After Car Crash
Mrs. Ida Tuck sues for damages claiming a head on collision caused concussion, back and hip injuries, and severe nervous shock. She reportedly remained bedridden for four weeks and cannot work, despite prior good health.
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Ida Tuck
Tuck
Mills Urges Solons to Pass Sales Tax Act
Mills asks Congress to adopt a manufacturers excise tax instead of a general sales tax, aims to balance the 1933 budget with reduced expenditures and continued gasoline tax. He cites deficits, revised revenue estimates, and calls for drastic cuts amid collapsed revenues.
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Mills
Congress
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
A pocket size Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine ad promotes a cold remedy that opens the bowels kills germs and fever and relieves headaches. It claims quick action and safety with a cellophane wrapped box available from all druggists.
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Grove
Adv
Roosevelt Heads Toward New York State
President elect speeds toward New York State with hopes of a fast return to his Warm Springs home. He spoke with more than a dozen members of Congress during the journey, signaling ongoing discussions ahead of his term.
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Roosevelt
New York State
Warm Springs
Congress
Roosevelt weighs budget reform and farm relief in new program ideas
Discussions from Roosevelt's conference rounds show interest in a domestic farm relief allotment plan and radical budget changes. A proposal favors equal budget power between Congress and the White House with a joint committee setting a national spending total and allocating funds by department relevance.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Congressional
Good Fellows Report Cash Donations For Christmas Baskets
Good Fellows in receipt of cash for filling Christmas baskets report marked success through cooperation of wholesale and retail grocers citywide. By week’s end a published list of contributions is expected and those who have yet to donate should notify Mr. B. B. Martin, manager of Sur-Wa stores, who oversees the solicitation. Checks and cash should be sent to the Good Fellows Fund News-Star 110 North Second Street Monroe.
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Good Fellows
B. B. Martin
Sur-Wa
Good Fellows Fund
News-Star
North Second Street
Monroe
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