Painting Show Scheduled Here at Iona State Exhibit Building
A traveling art exhibit consisting of twenty oil and tempera paintings visits the Northeast Junior College faculty lounge in Shreveport and Monroe venues. Mary Purser's The Farm and Ruth Wilder's Homeward Bound are highlighted works among pieces by Ninas, Rendall, Mangelsdorf, Gonzalez, de Hoa LeBlanc and others. The first formal showing runs Sunday from 3 to 6 PM with many styles from primitive to modern.
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Iona State
Shreveport
Weill
Northeast Junior College
Roy
Monroe
E. J. Whetzle
Henderson
Don Brown
Centenary College
Mary Purser
Pineville
Ruth Wilder
Chatham
Chatham, A Former Pupil of Mr. Henderson
Port Au Prince
Paul Ninas
Magnolias
Theo Rendall
Stuart R. Purser
Eva Gingert Newsom
Marshall's Camp
Hazel Hall
New Orleans
Clarence Miller
H. E. Turner
Cypress
Hans Mangelsdorf
Xavier Gonzalez
Betty Seenger
Alligator Bayou
E. M. Adger
Mattie E. Clark
L. Jordan Hemmenway
Magnolia
Helene Samuel
Pines
Emily H. Hunt
Vicki Baum
Nell Pomeroy O'Brien
Emile de Hoa-LeBlanc
A Danger Signal From a Three Days Cough
An advertising notice warns that a lingering cough may signal chronic bronchitis. It promotes Creomulsion as a fast acting, non narcotic remedy that reaches the seat of trouble to loosen phlegm and soothe mucous membranes, promising money back if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Perez seeks state crime records in Baton Rouge dispute
District Attorney Leander Perez failed to gain access to state crime commission records in Baton Rouge. He also visited Treasurer Tugwell and Auditor Baynard and threatened a court challenge to the commission’s authority over mineral lease records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Leander Perez
St. Bernard-Plaquemines
State Crime Commission
A. P. Tugwell
L. B. Baynard
Perez
Crime Commission
James J. Morrison
The
New Orleans
Crime Ete
Wiley Jones
Commission
Sam Jones
G. T. Owen
Eugene Stanley
Group Adopts 1941 Farm Program At Parish Meeting
The parish agricultural committee approved a 1941 program led by Bob Harmon to work with extension service agents on the good provider plan. It includes prizes for both Negro and white farmers, cash for 4-H events in Chicago and Baton Rouge, and efforts to improve home gardens and farm stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsiaant Eee Te Beman
Bob Harmon
Extension Service
Bornman
Chicago
Baton Rouge
Ouachita Parish
Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
Louisiana State University
Jewel McQuiller
Parish Agricultural Extension Service
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Fairchild
John Birdsong
Harvey C. Callender
Neal McHenry
F. B. Pettit
L. E. Mathis
P. H. Scott
George D. Holland
Caldwell Parish Votes No Funds for WPA Sewing Room
Grayson Dec 11 Special The Caldwell Parish Police Jury budget for the next fiscal year omits any appropriation for the Caldwell parish WPA sewing room project. The jury has run the project for several years but cannot meet the requested amount, more than double prior contributions. Parish citizens are funding the work from October through early 1941.
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Grayson
Caldwell Parish
WPA
Odd hit run case placed on books
Police investigate an unusual hit and run in Pottsville as George Joseph reports a truck backed into his house causing damage and fled before the license could be noted. The case has been filed for further pursuit.
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Pottsville
George Joseph
Deaths Last Night and Related Notes
Julius Kessler 85 prominent distiller and wartime whisky trust leader dies in New York. Archbishop Thomas F. Hickey 79 retiree head of Rochester diocese in Rochester New York. Dr John W Langdale 66 former Methodist clergyman and editor dies in New York City. Navy department study designates 75 000 miles of the nations 3 000 000 mile highway system as strategic highways.
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Associated Press
Julius Kessler
New York
Whisky Trust
John W. Langdale
John William Langdale
The
Methodist Church
Naw Department
United States
New Heredity Principles Emergence From Studies
Indiana University researchers led by Dr. Tracy M. Sonneborn reveal potential new heredity principles in paramecia. Offspring showed heritable differences without chromosome changes, challenging known chromosome-based heredity. Findings could impact future breeding of animals and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Tracy M. Sonneborn
Dr. Sonneborn
Clarks High School Publishes First Student Paper The Saw Duster
Members of the Clarks High School senior class under sponsor Coach Dudley Fulton form a school paper The Saw Duster to be published semi monthly. The staff includes Fulton as publisher Miss LaVerne Lewis editor in chief Cecile Scribner associate editor Wilbur Christman business manager Earl Beasley circulation manager Warren Rodgers sports editor and knot hole editors Miss Birdie Helen May and Miss Dubois Wallis.
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Clarks
Dudley Fulton
Saw Duster
Coach Fulton
Theater club shifts schedule amid football game conflict
The Fine Arts Club postpones its annual banquet to Thursday night December 19 to avoid clashing with Homer Bastrop Class A football final at Brown Stadium. Cast members illness and rehearsal changes push performance of The Inspector General to Tuesday December 17 with makeup work and costume fittings underway.
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Homer
Bastrop
Brown Stadium
Northeast Junior College
Smith
Fine Arts Club
Little Theater
Jack Robertson
KMLB
Bodchinsky
Roy Henderson
Dodchinsky
CCC to Enroll 2000 in State
M B Bowman announced that over 2000 Louisiana youths will enroll in the Civilian Conservation Corps in January. Applications should be made at Ouachita parish office, 107 DeSiard Street. Beginning next enrollment, allotments drop from 22 to 15 with 7 kept on deposit for discharge. Terry said the CCC offers work and self improvement, with opportunities for those with mechanical inclinations.
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M. B. Bowman
Intake and Certification Bureau
W. S. Terry, Jr
Public Welfare
Louisiana
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ouachita Parish
DeSiard Street
Terry
CCC
Discharge Reward Aids Former Inmate Reentry Plans
A fragment notes a figure saved to aid a former inmate’s discharge funds to help reestablish himself in civilian life, reflecting post release support measures and goals for reintegration.
Rayville Students Contribute to Louisiana Review
Rayville residents William Robert Coenen and F. Hodge O Nea l of Rayville are noted as writers on the Louisiana Review board and contributing authors in the law school quarterly. Coenen, a senior law student and Northeast Junior College alumnus, authored a nine page piece on criminal trials in Louisiana.
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Rayville
Louisianaa Review
Louisiana State University Law School
William Robert Coenen
T. J. Coenen
Coenen
Louon
Young Coenen
the Review
F. Hodge O'Neal
Northeast Junior College of
Monroe
Ward 5 High School Completes New Auditorium
The completed one story Ward 5 High School auditorium costs over 27 600 dollars and includes three classrooms and two locker rooms. The article distinguishes the redwood coast big tree from the so called big tree, clarifying color and species.
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Grayson
Ward 5 High School
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Perex
Carlye Clas
Daryl
Isy Jean Rock
Materia Crepes
Jerszy
Velveteen
Corduroys
Sport Dressy
Val
Iverstein
DeSiard St
Thomas F. Hickey
Rochester
N. Y
Monroe Crece
Santa
Mary Goode
Dallas
Tex
Elroy Scruggs Smith
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Smith
Monroe Area
WWE
Agarelle Maal
Coast
Biticide Co
Commerce
Ste Down
Darrett’s
Joke
Phese
Hesterfields
Gay
Licustr & Mrane Tosacco
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