Gilbert Secures Promise of 1935 Road Paving in District
State Senator Harry W. Gilbert reports assurances from A. P. Tugwell, head of the Louisiana highway commission, that Sicily Island Ferriday and Archibald Alio roads will be paved in 1935. He and Representative James C. Buie also secured promise of 5.5 miles of blacktop from Rayville toward Archibald in 1935, with Winnsboro paving tied to federal approval to start at Monroe highway east of the railroad and run to Prairie Street. This paving aims to remove highway railroad crossings in Winnsboro as part of a broader plan.
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Gilbert
Black Top
Rayville
Archibald
Buie
Winnsboro
Prairie Street
Overcoat and Bicycle Stolen as Police Investigate
An overcoat owned by hotel guest R. S. Gil-Tespi was taken from a car in the Hotel Alvis parking lot on Wednesday night. Mrs. Murray Hudson of 500 Forsythe Avenue reported her son's bicycle stolen during the night. The Manitoba forest area is officially estimated at 137000 square miles.
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R. S. Gil- Tespi
Alvis
Murray Hudson
Forsythe Avenue
Manitoba
Tailspin Tommy Tops Capitol Program At Belford
A prison tale centers on Eddie Quillan as a football star in Belford college in CGoldiron Flash. The Capitol program also features two cartoons and a Sportlight, promising a lively today and Saturday showing.
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RKO Radio
Eddie Quillan
Betty Furness
Eddie
Belford College
Tommy
Capitol
Man on Pole Serves Papers in Red Wing Incident
Deputy Sheriff Eric Carlson used ingenuity to serve legal papers on a workman who was laboring atop a tall pole. Unable to climb, Carlson placed the papers on a bucket of materials the worker had lifted to the height, where they were found.
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Red Wing
Minn
Eric Carlson
Carlson
Airplane Ground Taxiiing Term Defined
The passage explains taxiiing as the movement of an airplane along the ground or a seaplane over water. It clarifies the term used for taxiing in aviation operations.
Parish Writing Winners Named
Parish schools announced second six week winners in writing with rural pupils dominating. Firsts: Ray Hart Drew. Joyce Calhoun Calhoun. Martel Hendrix Cypress. Vivian Rawls Mt Vernon. Agnes Rawls Mt Vernon. Bernice Leonard Cypress. Second and third places listed for each grade with judges J B Thornhill Kate Henry A Myatt.
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Chrissie Williams
Ray Hart
Drew
June DeMoss
Fondale
Hosie Johnson
Cheniere
Joyce Calhoun
Calhoun
Doris Landreaux
Millsaps
Lethan Love
W. R. Mitchell
Martel Hendrix
Cypress
Elois Gray
Lavinia Mobley
Okaloosa
Vivian Rawls
Mt. Vernon
Lena Murphy
Leona Johnson
Agnes Rawls
Arline McGraw
Ivy Christy
Crosley
Bernice Leonard
Elliss Mathis
Norma Lott
Ouachita Parish Grammar School
J. B. Thornhill
Kate Henry
A. Myatt
Obituary for Rosa McLemore and Aurelious Milner
Rosa McLemore 59 died at home on Mippi Street. Survived by five children, services 10 a.m. at residence with Rev. I J Brooks officiating, Riverview cemetery. Aurelious E Milner died at 609 Grammont Street after brief illness. Services 2:30 p.m. at home. mother Kate Milner, sisters Travis Shannon A D Wells A C Seamon Pine Bluff Ark, brother George Milner listed.
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Rosa Atlemore
Rosa McLemore
Mhs Mippi Street
Guy McLemore
Johnnie McLemore
Cecil McLemore
W. B. Ellerbe
Monroe
C. G. Hawks
Ferriday
I. J. Brooks
Riverview Cemetery
Aurelious E. Milner
Kate Milner
B. B. Milner
Grammont Street
Mr. Milner
Travis Shannon
A. D. Wells
A. C. Seamon
Pine Bluff
Ark
George Milner
Editorial Praises Expelled LSU Journalists
Vanderbilt Hustler lauds four LSU journalism students expelled over the Huey Long Reveille dispute. The editorial condemns Senator Long and LSU leaders, praises Reveille staff for integrity, notes one student’s senior class election and Reveille’s All American respect, and condemns press censorship and military discipline in academia.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University Hustler
Louisiana State University
Hustler
Reveille
The
National Scholastic Press Association
Lord
Huey Long
Smith
Baton Rouge
School of Journalism
Senator Long
Abe Michal
Neville High School Carnival Draws Large Turnout
A Thursday night carnival at Neville High School drew many attendees. About 140 dollars was raised at amusements and the cafeteria where a spaghetti supper was served to benefit underprivileged children. The PTA chaired by Mrs C E McKenzie sponsored the event. Pantheism is noted as a philosophy linking mind and matter.
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Neville High School
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Elects Thompson Wood Lee Officers
Annual election for the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary at 109 1 2 South Grand street chose Mrs. Sarah Gosset as president and Mrs. Evie Johnson and Mrs. Nora Simpson as senior and junior vice presidents. Other posts went to Mrs. Mamie Arnette secretary and Mrs. Aletha Mangham treasurer, with a full slate of officers listed. Visitors J. S. Bloch and R. W. Germany attended as refreshments were served. George Toothaker, a Notre Dame dental student, was noted.
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Thompson Wood Lee Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
South Grand Street
Sarah
Gosset
Evie Johnson
Nora Simpson
Mamie Arnette
Ale
Tha Mangham
Minnie Mangham
Georgia Kelley
Eula Morgan
Mary Hood
Alma McKee
Josephine Kelley
Marguerite King
Mamie Ross
Stella Courtney
Josephine Mangham
Beatrice Harper
Elizabeth Taylor
Eva Osterland
J. S. Bloch
Thompson
Wood Lee Camp
R. W. Ger
Ten High Straight Whiskey Hits New Low Price
Hiram Walker introduces Ten High Straight Whiskey at a new low price. The product is made from carefully selected grain by master distillers using 75-year-old methods that have made the brand famous for bonded and blended whiskies.
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Hiram Walker
Taste Test with Hiram Walker Ten High Whiskey
Hiram Walker urges comparison of Ten High Straight with any other whiskey at or near its price. Test it and decide by taste how full flavored and satisfying whiskey can be while remaining affordable.
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Hiram Walker
Ten High Whiskey Featured At Monroe Dealers Today
Local liquor stores advertise Hiram Walker's Ten High Straight whiskey at 87e per pint. Dealers promote it as the best whiskey under a dollar and recommend trying a bottle today.
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Hiram Walker
Ten High Straight Whiskey From World’s Largest Distillery
Hiram Walker builds the world’s largest distillery in Peoria Illinois covering 22 acres at 5.5 million dollars. The plant employs thousands and supplies a full line of liquors with modern machinery and guaranteed quality under the Hiram Walker name.
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Hiram Walker
Peoria
Illinois
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