Scout cubbing plan explained to Ouachita parents
William C. Wessel of New York City national director of cubbing spoke at the courthouse to parents of boys nine to 12 outlining a home centered dens plan for Cub Scouts. An evening session was announced for Wednesday at 7:30 PM on the courthouse third floor with fathers and others invited.
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William C. Wessel
New York City
Il Scouts of America
Roe
Olan H. Black
Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council
Mr. Wessel
Ouachita Valley Council
Wessel
Boy Scouts of America
Springfield
Mass
Casper
Wyo
Denmark
Boy Scout Organization
Monrde
Ouachita Valley
Boy Scout Council
Record cotton crop forecast sparks price rise in New Orleans
New Orleans reports an 18,746,000 bale government forecast for the year, sending December contracts up to 7.99 cents and March to 8.04. Prices gain despite a large crop outlook with gains moderated by profit-taking later in the session. Washington confirms record production with high per-acre yields and state breakdowns.
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New Orleans
Cotton Ginning Totals by State for Current and Prior Year
The census bureau reports ginning by state on a running basis through December 1. Texas led with 4,492,390 bales this year versus 2,712,220 last year, followed by Mississippi 2,233,709 and 1,836,585, Georgia 1,415,449 and 1,030,418, Alabama 1,522,306 and 1,120,859, and Arkansas 1,540,808 and 1,232,080. California totaled 518,484 versus 342,436, while others include Louisiana 1,007,360 and 739,128, North Carolina 709,320 and 503,488, South Carolina 937,941 and 705,282, Tennessee 492,874 and 410,297, Oklahoma 651,515 and 279,794, New Mexico 120,198 and 89,635, Arizona 166,970 and 129,915, Florida 35,057 and 27,578, Virginia 32,570 and 36,804, Missouri 286,453 and 295,620, and all other states 14,638 and 12,101.
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Sippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
States
Old Mexico
United States
Census Bureau
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
W. CT U Gathers Toys for Baby Layette This Year
The Good Fellows plans to aid childless families this Christmas and will close applicant lists on December 22 after checks for duplication. Donations of toys and merchandise are sought, with group gifts from firms credited in published lists. Missouri Pacific Women’s Club dance supports the fund with 50 cent tickets per couple, and Jack Angell donates one night’s receipts from the Three Mile Inn.
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Good Fellows
Missouri Pacific Women's Club
Good Fellows Fund
Jack Angell
Three Mile Inn
Ivy Green Kittredge Dies in New Orleans
Ivy Green Kittredge former city official dies at home in New Orleans from heart disease at age 60.
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Ivy Kittredge
New Orleans
Ivy Green Kittredge
Winnsboro Post Installs Officers in Veterans Event
The Hanna Richardson post in Winnsboro held officer installation led by C A Hunt of the Roney J Hobbs post. All officers were re elected with Theodore Robinson starting a third term as post commander and a banquet planned in Rayville on December 15 for department commander Fred C Dent and staff.
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Roney J. Hobbs
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. A. Hunt
Department
Hanna-Richardson
Winnsboro
Theodore Robinson
A. A. Moore
Alex Welbrink
Frank Ferguson
J. H. Walter
Bowden Jones
Hailey Diamond
James Buie
William Kilgo
Roy C. Steward
Frank Short
Gordon Mathis
National Organization
Rayville
Fred C. Dent
Police Jury Approves Budget Measures and Grading Upgrades
The Ouachita parish police jury approves a budget fix and a gravel upgrade plan. A terracing and ditching machine costing 4510 dollars is approved for farmers with a 2 dollar per hour charge to keep the project self sustaining. D. Smith will travel to Washington with other reps to push for legislation. About 30 miles of road were graveld this year, per W.A. Millis.
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Williams
Overton
J. W Summerlin
Tensas
D. ¥. Smith
Washington
W.A. Millis
Parish
Ouachita Parish
S. O. Henry
Local Births Reported in Urania and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Tom Rooney announce the birth of a daughter on November 30. Mr and Mrs Weldon Boyett report a recent daughter. Mr and Mrs E F Smith of Linville welcome a daughter born December 1. A son born Tuesday at the Vaughn Wright Bendel clinic to Mr and Mrs Vernon Haynes. Haynes serves as athletic director of Ouachita Parish High School.
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Urania
Tom Rooney
E. F. Smith
Linville
Vaughan-Wright-Bendel Clinic
Vernon Haynes
Haynes
Ouachita Parish High School
Weather Thwarts Hunt for Officers in Manila Typhoon
Fog rain and wind hindered the search for three missing Philippine army officers after their transport plane vanished in a typhoon. President Quezon voiced concern as five planes failed to locate them over Tayabas province while two officers reportedly landed to escape the storm.
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Manila
Philippine Army
Manuel Quezon
Tayabas
Paulino Santos
William Lee
United States Army
Fidel Segundo
Philippine Army Intelligence Corps
Guillermo Francisco
Manuel Olympia
Francisco
Infanta
Woman Freed in Son-in-Law's Death
A Roanoke county court jury acquitted Mrs. Louetha Clifton of 43 in the death of her son-in-law John J. McCarrigie 35 of Boston. After one hour of deliberation the jury found her not guilty. McCarrigle was shot October 9 when he visited the Clifton home to see his wife who testified she lived in fear of him.
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Salem
Roanoke
Louetha Clifton
John J. McCarrigie
Boston
Mass
McCarrigle
Curtis Applies for Pardon in Lindbergh Case
John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk Virginia a boat builder asks the New Jersey court of pardons for a full pardon He was convicted of obstructing justice and given a suspended year in prison plus a $1000 fine His claim that he was in contact with the Lindbergh kidnapers led investigators on a fruitless chase.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Pardons
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk
Curtis
Farm Bill Struggles Highlight Senate House Clash
Administration allies report farm bills face heavy hurdles as House and Senate differ on wage hour and control structures. Southern senators oppose labor department oversight. Senate favors an independent five member board. Roosevelt jokes about critics as administrations pushes tax housing and merchant marine measures.
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House
Senate
White House
House Labor Committee
Labor Department
Jones
Texas
The
Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Mark Sullivan
Sullivan
Deaths Pioneer Woman Lorena Chubbuck
Funeral services for Mrs. Lorena Chubbuck were held Sunday afternoon at Rhymes cemetery in Pioneer Louisiana. She is survived by her husband Richard Chubbuck four children Wendell Ross Hollis and Lee Chubbuck her parents Mr and Mrs John Powell and several brothers and sisters.
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Pioneer
Lorena Chubbuck
Rhymes Cemetery
Richard Chubbuck
Wendell
Ross
Hollis
Lee Chubbuck
John Powell
Mrs Osa Johnson Sues for 502,539 in Crash Damages
Mrs Osa Johnson sues Western Air Express and United Airports Co of California for 502,599 in damages following the death of her husband Martin Johnson, noted explorer, in an airplane crash near a mountain peak near Saugus while en route to a lecture. She also intends a separate suit for injuries.
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Los Angeles
Osa Johnson
Western Air Express
United Airports Company of California
Martin Johnson
Johnsons
Saugus
Calif
Johnson
Cardinal O Connell says disturbances near end
William Cardinal O Connell, aging 78, expresses confidence that economic and industrial disturbances have peaked. He notes a brighter outlook as he begins his day with Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and a Thanksgiving Mass in his private chapel.
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Boston
William Cardinal O’connell
Cardinal O'Connell
Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Plane Strikes House Killing Two During Fog Bound Flight
Avelino, member of a 17 aircraft attack unit from Dallas en route to San Antonio, disappeared after heavy fog caused a low flight. The wreckage struck a house, killing two residents. one boy found on a bed cried as rescuers took him to Mrs. Albright. The remaining planes turned back per field warnings.
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Anderson
Austin Field
Druggist Claude Vance to stand trial for June slaying
In Cleveland Mississippi Circuit Judge W A Alcorn set December 14 for the trial of Claude Vance Shaw Miss druggist charged with the June slaying of Night Marshal E C Harrington A venire of at least 100 jurors will be drawn from the county for the case.
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Cleveland
Miss
Claude Vance
Shaw
E. C. Harrington
W. A. Alcorn
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