Odd jobs raise money in Dixie states with diverse crafts
The piece lists varied earners across the South from Arcadia Florida where rattlesnake meat spurred canning to Seminole alligator crafts in the Everglades and a New Orleans shop selling souvenir cotton bales. It covers Louisiana Vermilion parish weaving, tobacco, perfumes, buttons from shells, and several small mills and crafts across Florida, Arkansas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie States
Arcadia
Fla
George K. End
Florida Everglades
Canal Street
New Or
Leans
Conception Vargas Alfonso
Louisiana
Vermilion Parish
Fort Smith
Ark
Arkansas Rivers
Everton
Pensacola
Apalachicola
Tarpon City
Allendale
S. C
Smithfield
N. C
Asheville
Justown
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
All bran cereal helps constipation and health
Health tips extol Kellogg's All Bran as a safe bulk for the intestines and a source of iron and vitamin B. Two tablespoonfuls daily are suggested, with medical advice if unresolved, promoting a healthier look through good digestion.
SPLIT THREATENS AT CONFERENCE KNOXVILLE MEET
A long standing rift in the Southern Conference risks a split as debates on tournament location and governance intensify. The 23 member schools from Maryland to Louisiana discuss a possible break into rival groups after years of discord. A vote on relocation and reorganization was discussed at the Knoxville meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Atlanta
Raleigh
N. C
Maryland
Louisiana
Florida
Kentucky
South
New Orleans
Murder Mystery in Los Angeles Remains Unsolved
Officials pursue leads in the case of the slain adventurer Wanderwell. Aviator Ed ward O DeLarm, Guy’s chief alibi witness, is in custody for questioning after a coroner’s inquest subpoena is served. DeLarm was missing with his wife before a police appointment, and Alpha Wanderwell questions the killer’s identity and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edward O. DeLarm
Guy
DeLarm
Sted
Wanderwell
Alpha Wanderwell
Britain and U S Debate War Debt Payments
United States pledges to seek a workable solution with Britain for the December 15 war debt installment of 95,550,000. Secretary Stimson signals openness to reasonable British proposals to ease remittance as negotiations with Britain and France unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
England
Washington
Europe
Great Britain
Stimson
United States
Paul Claudel
France
Secon
Cated
Todd Huy
America
London
Owas
Ime
Ram MacDonald
Ger
French Finance Chief hints at December debt payment
Paris reports say Louis Germain-Martin urged a joint foreign affairs and finance session to consider paying the December debt with reservations while Premier Herriot seeks time to study the American note. Herriot plans to submit recommendations to parliament as papers forecast a broader conference with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Germain-Martin
Foreign Affairs and Finance
Chamber of Deputies
Uniteds
Herriot
M. Herriot
MacDonald
Ispapers
United States
Severe cold and storms sweep across the U S
Blanketed regions from Minnesota to Texas endure record lows with Duluth at 16 below zero and Corpus Christi forecast to freeze. Chicago reports near zero temperatures and fatalities linked to the cold as Pacific storms bring snow to the West. Oklahoma wheat damaged. a man found frozen in Enid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ile
Rilla
Lubbock
Tex
Corpus Christi
Echo Lake
Mont
Middle West
Enid
Okla
Pardon Signed for Man Convicted in Stepson Murder
Governor O K Allen issued a full pardon for Edward E Woolfiero, 61, who was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary for the murder of his stepson Charles Robinson, a University student in New Orleans, nine years ago. Action followed a recommendation from the state pardon board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Edward E. Woolfero
State Penitentiary
Charles Robinson
New Orleans
State
Parish Considerations and Budget Moves In 1953 Meeting
Police jury debates borrowing from the road fund to cover essential bills as taxes lag. Officials cite a near-empty general fund and expect 1953 unemployment relief to continue, with road improvements and aid to the Salvation Army approved. Lottery conspiracy case yields concurrent sentences and heavy fines for Mann and McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Tidwell
Finance Committee
Milton Coverdale
John J. Breard
S. O. Henry
Breard
W. J. Vinson
J. E. Rutledge
American Legion
John Humble
A. E. Montgomery
Read
Three Men Sentenced in Lottery Statute Case
Judge Coleman in the Woolworth building sentenced Frank E. Hering, editor of Eagles magazine, to four months in prison and a $4,000 fine plus other penalties for lottery statute violations. Mann received a $12 fine, and a stay of execution for ten days while bail appeals proceed. Raymond Walsh was acquitted. the jury found McGuire and Mann promoted an unlawful enterprise.
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Ja Pus
Frank E. Hering
Notre Dame University
Eagles
Hell * St
Mann
Hering
Kank J. Coleman
Woolworth
Circuit Court of Appeals
President proposes wide agency consolidations and shifts
President Hoover urges 38 agency consolidations transferring duties among commerce interior and agriculture departments. He notes total agency appropriations near 700 million and foresees further army navy consolidations with future executive orders.
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Labor Department
Immigration Service
Border Patrol
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Federail Conservation Board
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Hoover
Army
Navy
Mr. Hoover
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Fleet Corporation
Island Water Ways Corporation
War Department
Bureau of Light Houses
Naval Observatory of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Hydrographic Office
Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection
New York Harbor
Army Enamerers
Secretary of the Interior
Interior Department
National Park Service of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Census Bureau
Division of Vital Statistics
Howard U . Negro En
St. Eli Hospital
Columbian Institution
Eaf
Bureau of Reclaman
Geological Survey
Bureau of Public Roads
President orders reorganization of federal agencies powers
The president outlines a broad reorganization affecting the War Department the Mississippi River Commission the California debris commission and other army engineers groups. It shifts river harbor flood control and related duties under new authority while detailing army engineers to interior for specific projects with pay charged to those projects.
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War Department
Mississippi River Commission
California Debris Commission
Army Engineers
Joint Board of Engineers For
Interoceanic Canal Board
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
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Grits
Heinz Jelly
Crise Gers
Heinz
Heinz Inz Spaghetti
Black Hawk
P.&g
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E. Weng
Monarch
King’s
Pimiento
Limburger
Roquefort
Ramsay MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
McGuire
Faulk
Ferndell
Grand St
Yacht Club
del Monte
Cloverbloom
Brookfield
Plato
K. C
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Arwater
Kent
RADIO
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Westinghouse
St. John Electric Co
Grand Street
Bradbury
Brook Mays
Chickering Kimball Hobart M. Cable Emerson
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