Louisiana State stuns over censorship claim for Reveille
Six LSU students accused the student council of acting under outside influence as they defend the Reveille row. They praise council members as conscientious yet say haste marked actions. Resigned editor Jesse Cutter Jr. and five others were indefinitely suspended.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Reveille
James M. Smith
Bill Lobdell
George Bowman
Thomas Landrum
Wade O. Martin, Jr
Huey Long
Wade O. Martin
Jesse H. Cutter, Jr
The
David R. McGuire
Coroner Returns After Attending Tulane Heart Clinic
Coroner C. L. Mengis resumed his duties Friday after attending a Tulane University medical school alumni clinic in New Orleans. The heart study clinic drew about 250 graduates.
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C. L. Mengis
New Orleans
Medical School
Tulane University
AAA proposes 1935 plan for Bankhead cotton control act
Memphis dispatch outlines AAA features for 1935 if Bankhead act continues. Actions include immediate response to fraud or favoritism, an appeals system for farmers, and refunds where taxes were collected illegally. President Roosevelt had backed exemptions for farmers with two bales or less.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Belt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Chester C. Davis
Banels Fot
Roosevelt
Roman Empire Granary To Yield Wheat Again
Beirut Syria December reports that the Hauran plain once a granary of the Roman era will be irrigated to grow wheat again. The plan uses water power for an irrigation system and a power plant at Tell-Chehab near waterfalls. Estimated cost about 700 thousand dollars with other irrigation schemes under study along the Orontes and Al Aouage river regions.
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Beirut
Syria
Hauran
Comte de Martel
Tell-Chehab
Homs Hama
El-Bilane
al- Aouage
Paris Fears Air Raids After Simulated Battle
Paris responsive to an official report that the city was wiped out in a recent mimic air war. The exercise involved 176 attacking planes with 140 reaching targets and only one shot down. Attacks dropped seventy tons of bombs as 300 defense planes took part.
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Paris
Thanksgiving Bridge Party for Mr and Mrs Edward Everett Jr
Farmerville hosts Mr and Mrs Mike Smith and Mr and Mrs Edward Everett Jr for a Thanksgiving bridge evening. Guests enjoyed a five course shrimp dinner and a Hearts game with prizes, candles, red and green decor, and gifts of Fostoria glassware.
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Mike Smith
Bridge
Edward Everett, Jr
Everett
Fred Petty
Fred Preaus
Smith
Jim Bob Dawkins
Ben M. Lee
Killgore Andrews
Olivia Barr
Faye Baughman
Hilda Fuller
Gwendolyn Webb
W. W. Porter
O. O. Cummings
Rufus Everet
David Baughman
Dewey L. Barr
J. R. Dawkins
Barr
W. J. Turnage
Hall Terry
W. B. Dawkins
W. J. Turnage, Jr
R. W. Everett
City Court Finishes Three Vagrancy Cases
Three men were convicted in city court Thursday afternoon on vagrancy charges. R Collie Miller and Willie Jones were each sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Miller
R. Collie
Willie Jones
Fifty Attend Meeting of Underwriters in Monroe
Fifty life underwriters from twelve surrounding towns met with local underwriters for the Louisiana Life Underwriters sales congress caravan at Hotel Frances. A Monroe chapter was formed with temporary officers, and a 4:30 p.m. organization meeting scheduled. Speakers included Louie E. Throgmorton, Theodore M. Simmons, and O. Sam Cummings, with guests from Pan-American, Equitable, and other life companies. Temporary chairman Louis Hullum and secretary treasurer Woodrow Hodges were elected, and a nominating committee was named for the December 14 session.
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Life
Louisiana Life Underwriters’ Sales Congress
Hotel Frances
The
Underwriters’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Vernon T. Metschenbacher
New Orleans Association
Louie E. Throgmorton
Shreveport Aetna
Theodore M. Simmons
Pan-American Life
New Orleans
O. Sam Cummings
B. B. Macfarlane
John A. Bumstead
New Orleans Equitable
R. F. Lawton
New Orleans Mutual Life
Shreveport
Louis Hullum
Lamar Life
Monroe
Woodrow L. Hodges
Lincoln National Life
Mon
Fred Williamson
News- Star
Mark Wilenzick
Union Central
Levee Worker Awarded 750 Damages for Jan Injury
Dorsey Fuller received final compensation of 750 from E. E. Morgan the levee contractor and others for injuries suffered last January 313 when a dirt clod fell from a drag line bucket striking him at Horseshoe Lake. He sustained head chest back and abdominal injuries and internal damage.
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Dorsey Fuller
E. E. Morgan
Fuller
Morgan
Horseshoe Lake
Winnsboro Bar Saloons Won't Reopen in 1935
Winnsboro Louisiana mayor N L Hower says no saloon licenses will be issued in 1935. The ban rests on a statute banning sale of liquor within five miles of Winnsboro High School. Operators fear fines and forced relocation to comply with distance rules.
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Winnsboro
N. L. Hower
Winnsboro High School
Wisner Resident Kills Banded Duck on Catahoula Lake
Leo Campbell of Wisner reports shooting a wild duck on Catahoula Lake that carried U S Biological Survey band A-585131. He sent the band to Washington for identification. The river Thomas loses 30,000,000 gallons to evaporation on hot days.
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Wisner
Leo, Campell
Catahoula Lake
Campbell
Washington, D. C
Thomas
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Independence
MOQ
Queen of the Pantry
Swift
Jewel
Swift & Company
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