Driver Convicted In Fatal Accident Sentenced in Parish Court
Clarence Ramsey was sentenced by Judge David I. Garrett to four months in parish jail and a $200 fine plus costs for intoxicated driving linked to a fatal collision in which Boyce Humphries of Swartz died. If the fine and costs aren’t paid, six additional months jail are imposed. The trial began Thursday and adjourned for further sessions.
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Clarence Ramsey
David I. Garrett
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Humphries
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Allen May
Phil May
R. L. Brown
R. H. Gibson
T. S. Steed
Cadet Fudickar Takes Christmas Furlough From Wentworth
Cadet John B. Fudickar son of Mr and Mrs Fred Fudickar of Monroe Louisiana left Wentworth Military Academy today for a Christmas furlough and will return January 4. Venice's Rialto Bridge dates to the late sixteenth century.
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Fred Fudickar
Riverside Drive
Monroe
Wentworth Military Academy
Academy
Goes Right In After Old Itch Ointment Claim
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a quality skin product. It claims quick relief for eczema rash tetter ringworm and other itchy conditions. The ointment supposedly melts into skin and relieves itching rapidly.
Pittsburgh Prepares Private Flood Protections
Pittsburgh gears for another flood as city leaders and businesses push ahead with private defenses. Stores and utilities install door shutters and bulkheads while awaiting large dam projects on the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers to shield the Ohio River triangle.
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City of
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Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
Golden Triangle
Farmers Test Tung Oil Crop In Southeast Texas
In Beaumont, Texas, and nearby Louisiana regions farmers run about 200 tung oil grove experiments hoping for a $50 per acre yearly return. Sponsors predict 500,000 trees in two states within a year and a local mill may be built in two to three years if profitable. Tung oil, a strong drying oil, is mainly used in waterproof coatings for paints and varnishes.
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Tex
Texas
Louisiana
Ruston Lad Named for West Point Admission In Overton List
Daniel James Arroyo of New Orleans named a candidate for admission to West Point by Senator Overton. William LeRoy Mitchell of Ruston named first alternate. Entrance examinations set for March 2.
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Washington
Daniel James Arroyo
New Orleans
Overton
West Point
William LeRoy Mitchell
Mountain kids see outland in Travelers Rest visit
Mountain children from Glassy Mountain, ages eight to twenty, toured Travelers' Rest and nearby districts. They witnessed movies radios and barber shops for the first time, returned to class with cakes candy and practical gifts, and learned about modern life from a community event. The group included Elizabeth Hood's father T S Hood, age 77.
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Edward of
Great Britain
M. C. Barton
T. S. Hood
Elizabeth Hood
Idaho May Become Inland Seaport in Lewiston
Lewiston Idaho, on the Snake river near the mouth of the Columbia, campaigns to open ocean commerce. Civic leaders support dredging upper Columbia and improving 139 miles of Snake river at an estimated cost of 26 to 50 million dollars. The city’s founders hoped Lewiston would become a seaport.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Snake River
Columbia
Oregon
Setlers
Priest at Oberlin Found Dead in Rectory
The Rev. Father Theo M. Van Eyck, 56, pastor of St. Joan of Arc at Oberlin Allen parish, was found dead in the rectory bath tub. Coroner Dr. A J Heflin ruled natural causes a heart attack after breaking into the bathroom. Requiem high mass set for 10 am with interment in an Oberlin cemetery. native of Holland. The report also notes an ancient note on Rhodes Colossus.
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Theo M. van Eyck
St. Joan of Arc’s Catholic Church
Oberlin
Allen Parish
A. J. Heflin
Holland
Yule Program at Center on Friday
A Christmas program at Northeast Center of LSU Friday afternoon featured Katherine Pennell reading Garland Shell singing a solo and Dean S A Caldwell speaking. Names were drawn in a novel method with slips placed in capsules for five cents and gifts bought for the drawn person to be placed under the Christmas tree and donated by the dean to a needy family.
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Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
Purple Jacket Club
Katherine Pennell
Garland Shell
Dean S. A. Caldwell
Joliet Installs Electric Eyes After Prison Escape
The Joliet prison replaces gates with electric eyes and new security after convicts Henry Ferneke escaped and committed suicide. Guards tighten control with a double registry, visitor records, and metal detectors to prevent replication of the ruse. Peanut acreage in North Carolina reaches a historic high this year.
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Henry
Ferneke
Ininois
Chicago
Ragan
Farmer Gets Results From Soil Building
Tahlequah Oklahoma reports O M Wilcox a Cherokee county farmer shows soil building methods pay off. Ten years of marginal land transformed by terracing crop rotation and manures led to higher yields. This year on an 18 acre field he produced 1017 bushels of corn despite light rain.
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Tahlequah
Okla
O. M. Wilcox
Cherokee County
Wilcox
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