Sheriff to Move Alleged Slayer to Greenwood
Sheriff E R McLean of Bolivar county Mississippi planned to take Rufus L Roy 39 to Greenwood Mississippi for questioning in the double slaying of Aurelius B Turner and his wife at Cleveland Roy was arrested near Shreveport Louisiana and brought to Memphis on December 18 He may be turned over to a Veterans Hospital for treatment as he was discharged from the army for disability and has proclaimed his innocence of the crime
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Terans Hospital
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Window thefts in New Orleans target store and station
Thieves used a brick and hammer to break two display windows in New Orleans. At a grocery, entry through a broken window yielded cigarettes worth 16.90 dollars and 15 dollars in cash. An oil filling station window was broken to steal a radio.
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Looming battles mark opening of U S Congress
The new session opens with three main battles: a presidential veto challenge on a key measure, a Senate showdown on protocols of American adherence to the world court, and currency expansion bids in both chambers. Leading figures include Burns as speaker nominee and Senator Robinson pushing early action. Roosevelt’s stance could sway the world court issue.
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Man Found Dead Before New Orleans Grocery Store
A 65 year old former seaman Louis Bjelke was found dead in front of a Tchoupitoulas street grocery store, likely due to exposure after having shoes robbed. Also notes use of copal resin by entomologists for preserved insects and records Aberdeen couple Edward and Mrs Mowatt’s sixty fifth wedding anniversary amid royal congratulations.
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Sit-1- Cide Promises Quick Parasitic Itch Relief
A new preparation named Sit-1- Cide is advertised as a liquid that penetrates the skin to kill parasites with one 30 minute application. It is claimed to destroy scabies itch immediately and sold by druggists for 60 cents or mailed on receipt of price from Su icide Co. Inc., Commerce, Ga.
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Arctic Weather Fury Rises Across North America
Arctic cold snaps sweep the continent with heavy snow and deadly frost. Death toll rises in New York Iowa Chicago Montana as blizzards rip through western Canada and the U S. Temperatures plunge across the Midwest South and East with dozens of fatalities and scattered fires.
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Mixed Reactions To Vast Valley Program And Power Outreach
Legislature weighs the Vast Valley plan with potential congress action. White House considers expanding appliance sales with federal financing. Rankin urges river authorities plus electric home and farm authority for rural electrification. Norris and Bankhead support extending power lines to farms.
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Burglar Strikes Shreveport Journal Building
In Shreveport Louisiana a burglary hit the Journal offices after hours. Detectives were on scene as the safe was battered and cash totaling 300 to 400 dollars vanished including 100 belonging to a young employee. Entry was gained by prying a window and leaving no fingerprint traces.
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Pope grants audience to Bishop Daniel Desmond of Alexandria
Vatican City reports Pope Pius granted an audience today to Bishop Daniel Desmond of Alexandria Louisiana. The brief meeting emphasizes ongoing Vatican relations with the U S dioceses.
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Long completes plan for Pennsylvania Avenue in Baton Rouge
Senator Huey P. Long finishes plans for a Pennsylvania avenue connecting Baton Rouge business district to his statehouse, widening Church street to form an eight foot wider drive. He plans moving brick buildings with Catholic school consent to cut the street through the school grounds. He also abolishes the city commissioner of streets and parks to appoint a state coordinator with the city council.
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Wreck blamed on brakeman Lynch in Dundas crash
W A Kingsland of Canadian National Railways states forward brakeman E S Lynch of the London Toronto passenger special caused the Dundas siding collision by unlocking the switch for the siding as Toronto bound No 16 approached. The investigation found signals and track in good order and no fault elsewhere.
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Frigid blast misses New Orleans as temps rise
A cold snap swept south to Nashville and Little Rock with temps plunging to a 52 degree low in New Orleans before the warmth returned.
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Driver narrowly escapes fire after car crash on St Charles
In New Orleans on December 27 a man identified by police as Leslie O Perkins escaped injury when his car collided with a parked vehicle on St Charles avenue and burst into flames. He said he managed a Canal Street car rental company.
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Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Trial
Blue Star Ointment cools and soothes skin by melting into pores to treat tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and related conditions. Money back if the first jar fails.
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