Shawn Please's Large Number Show At Jurine College
Shawn Please and his ensemble presented a three act exga at Jurine College before a large audience. Jess Meeker led the troupe in dances with praise for grace and agility. The shaman priest role and depictions of Depremvon and Recovers drew wholehearted applause as the program explored future artistic directions for American dance.
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Jess Meeker
M Jurine College
Glen
Egztly
T Greene
Wien
Shawn
America
The Molpa Dance Reveals Ancient Arts in Almeritan Theater
Gilbert Murray links Molpa to an ancient art eluding rhythm instrumental music poetry and drama. Bhawr says dance evolves from Maipai and will fuel America’s greatest art forms. Applause erupts as performers take several bows, showing audience satisfaction with the unusual show.
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Gilbert Murray
Bhawr
America
Tomato Short Course Set At Grayson High School
Grayson La December 13 Special A tomato short course will be held Friday at the Grayson High School from 9 am to 12 noon. Parish farmers are urged to attend as speakers include Joe Richards exten sion horticulturist Dr Morgan horticulturist at north Louisiana experiment station and H S Moles extension marketing specialist who will discuss culling shipping varieties land preparation and fertilizers.
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Grayson
Grayson High School
Max McDonald
Joe Richards
Dr. Morgan
North Louisiana Experiment Station
Dodson 4 H Club Picks U S Trip Recipients
For outstanding 4 H club work Doug las Rose and Jack Pine of the Dodson demonstration team will be awarded a free trip to New Orleans Friday and Saturday. The boys will be guests of the agricultural committee of the Association of Commerce and of the extension service of Louisiana State University.
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Douglas Rose
Jack Pine
New Orleans
Agricultural Committee
The
Association of Commerce
Extension Service
Louisiana State University
Berman Files Sixtieth Habeas Corpus Plea
Louis Berman, serving a life term for murder, filed his sixtieth habeas corpus petition today in Maryland seeking release. Judge William Loker of St. Marys County heard the petition as the State again provided transport and security for the prisoner from the Maryland Penitentiary amid ongoing appeals begun in 1928.
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Baltimore
Louis Berman
William Loker
St. Mary's County
Maryland
Zuni Indians Plan $5,000 Rain Party
Zuni New Mexico will host a grand New Year rain festival costing about 5.60 per person, with hundreds of sheep and many beeves prepared for six housewarmings to honor the rain god couriers the shalakos. Navajos and neighboring tribes join the tribal revelry with feasts, dances, and prayers from night through dawn before a fast ends the year.
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New Mexico
Lions Hear Talk on Civic and Service Clubs
Lions club luncheon at Hotel Frances featured John Madden international president of Y's Men's clubs discussing Civic and Service Clubs. Betty Rhinehart sang with Dallas Goss on piano. guests included Mayors Benoit and Williams Jr, and Benny Bicknell Allen Sugar. Auction planned for next Tuesday to raise charity funds with member article donations.
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Lions Club
Hotel Frances
John Madden
Betty Rhinehart
Dallas Goss
Harvey Benoit
Monroe
Harry M. Williams, Jr
West Monroe
Benny Bicknell
Allen Sugar
Red Cross spends over half a million for European relief
President Roosevelt said the American Red Cross has spent or is spending more than 500000 for relief in European war areas. He noted 25000 was sent to Finland for civilian uses and 16000 bought medicines in London for Finland. Roosevelt praised Hoover's Finnish relief fundraising and cooperation with the Red Cross.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Roosevelt
Red Cross
Finland
London
Hoover
Four held for espionage in Liege case
An Italian citizen of German origin and three others were arrested on espionage charges in Liege. Police said the Italian ran a cafe used by soldiers and his room contained a general staff map of the Chevatte region, along with a machine gun and pistol.
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Brussels
Liege
Chevatte
Louisiana bankers hold special meeting on agriculture
J M Breath chairman of the agriculture committee calls a Friday 10 am session at Hotel Frances with Dr Dan Otis of the American Banker and Floyd Spencer of LSU speaking. The program aims to aid the state's agricultural interests and improve related banking services.
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J. M. Breath
Agriculture Committee
Louisiana Bankers’ Association
Hotel Frances
Dan Otis
American Banker
Aeeociation
Floyd Spencer
Louisiana State University
Breard
Frogn Varievis Wires
Tuberculosis testing for Negro schoolchildren begins season
Tuberculin tests are being given to Negro school children to detect tuberculosis infection as tuberculosis associations continue year round efforts funded by Christmas seals.
Local committee holds meeting with pending attendance
R. E. Golden of Erath serves as secretary of the committee, with Mr. Breurd also acting as secretary. Attendance is expected to be 50 to 60 people from Louisiana.
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Louisiana
R. E. Golden
Erath
Breurd
Marble machines outlawed in Los Angeles election
In Los Angeles residents voted to outlaw pin marble games in a special election, with 161264 votes for the ban and 112709 against. The measure targets arcade and street gaming as part of the city cleanup drive.
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Los Angeles
Hatch Backs Murphy for Supreme Court Nomination
Senator Hatch of New Mexico said Attorney General Murphy would be an excellent choice for the Supreme Court vacancy and noted his personal pick is Circuit Judge Sam G. Bratton of New Mexico. Hatch sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee overseeing nominations.
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Washington
Hatch
New Mexico
Murphy
Supreme Court
Sam G. Bratton
Senate Judiciary Committee
President’s nominee praised as excellent choice for quick Senate confirmation
Remarks favoring a presidential nominee note he would be an excellent choice given current circumstances and anticipate swift Senate confirmation if nominated. The statement highlights confidence in the process and the nominee’s suitability.
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Senate
WPA Allotment for Richland Parish Roads Approved
The offices of Representative Newt V. Mills announce a WPA allotment of 49163 dollars for Richland Parish road construction. The Richland Parish police jury is named as sponsor and project sponsor.
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Newt V. Mills
Richland Parish
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