Two Local Young Men Held in Perplexing Case
Leo Wagley and Clarence Wagles, living west of West Monroe, are held on charges of breaking and entering. Neighbors reported two men hammering a Monroe store while a car waited in a nearby driveway. The pair claim they slept in the vehicle after wreath-making work and were later transported to parish jail with bond set at 1000 dollars each.
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Leo Wagley
Clarence Wagles
West Mouroe
Robert L. Bryant
Calhoun
JC Ronn
Tees
Pate
Monroe
Wagley Brothers
el Deredo
Anere
Not A Bobber Shop By One Barber's Men Only Parlor
Meriden Connecticut barber declares his shop “For Men Only” to appeal to men resisting women in chairs, citing privacy as his motive amid a perceived revolt against male usurpation in tensorial parlors.
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Associated Press
Meriden
Conn
Woman linked to narcotic ring in Chicago case
Mrs. June Boyd, arrested in Chicago as an alleged agent in an international narcotic ring federal officials say was financed by Arnold Rothstein. She was photographed while questioned in New York by federal agents about a trunk containing narcotics found in her possession.
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Arnold Rothstein
New York
Attorney Mistakenly Jailed In Ozark County
G Pard Hays an attorney was locked in a county jail cell due to a sheriff absent from the city for hours after the jail key was secured. The incident stems from a mistaken detention by local authorities in Ozark Missouri.
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Ozark. Mo
G. Pard Hays
Xeal
Hays
Mangham High School Shows Yale Programs
Mangham High School pupils presented three Christmas programs this week before the holidays. Mrs M K McConnell led an expression class Tuesday and a Christmas play by the elementary department Wednesday. Thursday featured Miss Jess McLain with a Christmas recital and three ensembles including a town orchestra.
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Mangham
Mangham High School
M. K. McConnell
Jess McLain
Bastrop Church to Dedicate New Pipe Organ
The First Methodist Church in Bastrop Morehouse parish will dedicate a newly installed pipe organ this Sunday. The dedication marks the first such organ installed in a church in the parish, highlighting a significant addition to the local worship scene.
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Bastrop Church
Bastrop
Morehouse
Parish to Host Services with Dallas Organist and Local Talent
An elaborate program is planned for the occasion with an unnamed Dallas organist to perform at Sunday services. Rev D C Barr of Oak Ridge preaches Sunday morning and a special recital in the evening features vocal selections including Mrs Jack McIlwaine of Mer Rouge. Attendees from Mer Rouge Oak Ridge Collinston Bonita and other parish towns are urged to attend by Rev Ellis Smith who organized the pipe organ program.
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Dallas
D. C. Barr
Oak Ridge
Jack McIlwaine
Mer Rouge
Collinston
Bonita
Ellis Smith
Frenchman Leaves Cheerful Legacy in Will
Paris reports Paul Desparges Lislebouzon shoe maker died today and left a legacy of cheerfulness believing cheerfulness should be cultivated by all.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paul Desparges
Lislebouzon
Paul
Funeral Codicil Accommodates Attendees With Celebration
The will opened after the funeral reveals a codicil granting all attendees at the service a share in the endowment. It states life’s end should be joyously commemorated with a dinner, free wine, and a final coffee and liquor for each guest.
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Paul
75 Story Building to Have Elevators of Terrific Speed
The Chicago Apparel Mart will install six high rise elevators in its seventy five story tower. Architect Walter A. Ahlschlager says these elevators will run from the first to the sixty fourth floor at speeds of 900 feet per minute, covering 700 feet.
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International News Service
Chicago
Chicago Apparel Mart
Walter A. Ahlschlager
State to distribute 350000 pine seedlings for reforestation
North Carolina will aid farmers by distributing 350000 pine seedlings grown at a state nursery for spring reforestation efforts after areas fail to regenerate naturally.
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Raleigh
N. C
Lights Brighten Court House Trees in Bastrop
In Bastrop on Friday night the four Christmas trees on the court house square were lit for the first time and will stay illuminated through New Year's Eve. The display is a cooperative effort of local groups led by the Civic League with the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club and other organizations.
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News-Star
Bastrop
Court House Square
The
Civic League
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Commander Booth May Take Brother's Post
The New York Times reports Commander Evangeline Booth sailed secretly for England on the Olympic to possibly succeed her brother General Bramwell Booth as international head of the Salvation Army and to influence his election.
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New York
The
New York Times Today
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
England
Bramwell Booth
Prichard Elected Faculty Club Leader
Walter Prichard wins election to lead the faculty club at Baton Rouge as reported by Associated Press on December 22.
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Assocated Press
Baton Rouge
Walter
Louisiana State University Faculty Club Elects Officers
Prichard elected president of the LSU faculty club for the year, succeeding Dr Leo Joseph LaSalle. Other officers include Dr W Howe as president, John H Bateman as secretary, and James A McMillen as treasurer.
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Prichard
Louisiana State University
Ulty Club
Leo Joseph LaSalle
W. Howe
John H. Bateman
Selary
James A. McMillen
Lib
Ian
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