Pacifism Blamed by League Head in London Naval Debate
Nelson Macey president of the Navy League of the United States says pacifism hindered the London naval conference and Japan seeks 5-5-5 equality to gain naval supremacy in the Pacific. He argues the American, British bases are geographically challenged and Japan’s claim would threaten defense.
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New Orleans
Nelson Macey
Navy League of the United States
League
United States
Macey
Japan
London
China
Russia
Holland
Singapore
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Digest of Senator Longs 35 bills in Louisiana
A summary list of proposed bills includes tax shifts to parish presidents and public accounts, establishment of a LSU dental and pharmacy school, pension adjustments, foreign corporate record keeping, budget mandates for New Orleans police and fire, and health and utilities reforms. Notable items cover severance tax redistribution, bond refinancing, civil service warrants, and district attorney salary standards.
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Dentistry
Pharmacy
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Board of Liquidation
Board of Assessors of
State Tax Commission
Louisiana
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Orleans Levee Board
New Orleans Police Pension Act
New Orleans Police Department
State Civil Service Commission Act
State Civil Service Commission
New Orleans Commission Council
St. Mary-Lafayette
Fire Department
Public Service Commission
Rapides Parish
New Orleans Hangman Nears Death Haunted by Ghosts
Henry Meyer longtime Orleans parish hangman lies dying in his prison quarters delirious and pleading for relief crying theyre after me as he is haunted by the executions he carried out. Physicians say little hope for recovery.
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New Orleans
New
Orleans
Henry Meyer
Orleans Parish
Delerium
Tulsa Slaying Case Heir of Federal Judge Bound Over
Phil Kennamer 19 son of Federal Judge Franklin Kennamer faces district court trial after a preliminary hearing on charges he killed John F. Gorrell 23, a dental student, Thanksgiving night in Tulsa. State and county attorneys prepare to prove the slaying occurred, Kennamer plans to plead not guilty and defense will challenge the self defense claim. Floyd Huff testified amid a disrupted crowded courtroom as prosecutors vow a full case.
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Tulsa
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Franklin E. Kennamer
John F. Gorrell
Kennamer
Gorrell
Floyd J. Huff
Kansas City
Huff
Franklin Kennamer
Sidney Born, Jr
Common Pleas
Bradford Williams
Homer Wilcox
The Eel Arrested After Prison Escape Incident
A black man known as The Eel, Joe Brooks, was arrested Sunday south of Loop road by Officer C. W. Dent after escaping custody multiple times. He possessed a stolen 1934 model car used to sleep in the woods and attempted to flee again during transport near DeSiard and St. John streets. The car belonged to M. P. Hanna of Rath Sales company.
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Loop Road
C. W. Dent
Joe Brooks
DeSiard
St. John Street
A. L. Cornett
DeSiard Street
H. H. Douglas
M. P. Hanna
Rath Sales Company
Doubts on Kidnap Suspect in Stoll Case
Walter C. Gollobith manager of the Tri-City Driver self system in Moline questions whether the disguised individual who rented a car Saturday night is Thomas Robinson Jr. The hint points to a gang of auto thieves plaguing rental agencies nationwide.
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Moline
Ill
Walter C. Gollobith
Tri-City
Thomas Robinson, Jr
Gollobith
P T A Meeting Set for Central Grammar School
A Parent-Teacher association gathering for Central Grammar School is scheduled Wednesday at 3 30 PM. All members are urged to attend.
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P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Central Grammar School
Fabulous Tale Investigated By New Orleans Police
A man claiming to be ex convict Fernand Dornier, 28, told New Orleans police a tale of bonds, family in Quebec, and a life across several countries. Records show prior auto theft sentences in Tennessee and Louisiana, with Ontario authorities noting no charges. Dornier said he left Canada after seeing a mother and two children on Royal Street and wished to face the music.
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New Orleans
Fernand Dornier
Tennessee
Louisiana
Dornier
Quebec
United States
Mobile
Memphis
Tennessee City
Camera pistol designed for police use with integrated shutter
The camera pistol is a new weapon for police use. A camera shutter activates as the trigger is pulled, taking a photo at the moment of firing.
Greenlanders Stockpile Provisions Ahead of Winter
People in Greenland gather and store large supplies of food and fuel in anticipation of a hard winter. Local families reinforce stocks, preparing homes and shelters for months of isolation and colder temperatures.
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Greenland
Statewide Tick Eradication Drive Aims for Louisiana
The Louisiana statewide tick eradication committee plans to free all parishes from cattle ticks next year. Chairman Harry Burrowes announced a mass meeting at 10 a.m. Friday at the Hotel Bentley in Alexandria to urge Congress to appropriate 500000 dollars for the effort. Twenty two parishes remain under quarantine. The report also notes Japan produced over 200 million square yards of rayon fabrics in the first half of this year.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Harry Burrowes
LeCompte
Bentley
Alexandria
Congress
Japan
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Simon & Schumer
FOX
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Germany
High Command
Baton Rouge, la
Senator Long
the State Bar Association
Soldiers Home
Holc Insurance
Wife
The
Eel
Bastile
Mrs. Stoll
Gembay
Bond Pharemacy Co
Little Rock
Ark
Grandma
Chicago
Lucile Morris
Greenwood
Ind
Almetus McKinley
Vicksburg
Miss
Virginia Charlton
Autaugaville
Ala
Lorane Havely
Mayette
Kan
Associated Press
Man
Lode
Wrg VR
E Omar
Standard Office Supply Company, Incorporated
PIA
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