Japan Navy Pact Doom Signals Across Nations
The article discusses naval tonnage limits under a Japan led pact, France and Italy capped at 175000 tons, aircraft carrier limits for US Britain at 135000 tons, Japan at 1000, and 60000 for France and Italy. It also references Alexander Graham Bell’s early voice recording method and a note on a flea surviving underwater for 72 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Set Up for Parish Gasoline Tax Collections
The plan assigns the gasoline tax to the Louisiana ERA for Ouachita parish relief. About 154 unemployables are listed as needy, with the tax expected to raise 75000 to 80000 dollars yearly. Any excess may fund ERA general relief if federal aid declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Early
ERA
Louisiana
Early
Ouachita Parish
Railroad Magazine highlights Rowe tribute and women’s clubs meet
The Missouri Pacific Lines Magazine for employees features pictures from the November 20 gathering honoring Detroit pitcher Lynwood Schoolboy Rowe and coverage of the Missouri Pacific Women’s clubs meeting in Monroe and Alexandria on November 15. The Australian ground parrot is noted for never alighting in trees.
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Missouri Pacific Lines
Lynwood
Rowe
Detroit
Missouri Pacific Women's Clubs
Monroe
Alexandria
LSU Expels Bogus Teacher in Embezzlement Case
Aaron Raffelson, 27, once dismissed from LSU as a psychology instructor after his credentials proved bogus, was jailed in Jackson Mississippi. He admitted multiple aliases and used a falsified Phi Beta Kappa key and a self printed diploma. He claimed a LSU fellowship in September and was dismissed December 5 and faces embezzlement charges in Baton Rouge.
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Jackson
Miss
Louisiana State University
Aaron W. Raffelson
Department of Archives
Capitol
Tulane
Driver
Dressler
Raffelson
David Dressler
University of Chicago
Baton Rouge
Duels Surge in Warsaw Leave Light Injuries
In Warsaw duels have become frequent with all recent bouts ending with little or no bloodshed. Notable incidents include a August challenge by a lawyer’s son to Ignacy Matuszewski, ex minister of finance and Gazeta Polska editor, over a disputed contract.
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Warsaw
Ignacy Matuszewski
Gazeta Polska
Zyrardow
Girl and Man Plead Not Guilty in White Slavery Case
Elinor Becker aged 18 and Maurice L. Shannon aged 52 from Erie Pennsylvania pleaded not guilty to violating the Mann white slave act after appearing before a United States commissioner in Mobile Alabama. They were arrested on warrants sworn by M. W. Meekins a special agent for the justice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Elinor Becker
Maurice L. Shannon
Erie
M. W. Meekins
Department of Justice
Two Die In Truck Crash Near LaPlace Louisiana
Two people died in a New Orleans-Baton Rouge highway crash near LaPlace. Representative William J. Hammon of Jonesboro was killed, and Damas Dupuy, a 63 year old Maurepas farmer, died later at Charity hospital.
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New Orleans
New Orleans-Baton Rouge
LaPlace
William J. Hammon
Jonesboro
Jackson Parish
Huey Long
Damas Dupuy
Maurepas
Livingston Parish
Charity Hospital
L. W. Ernest
Henry Dupuy
John McDevitt
Roanoke
Hammon
Baton Rouge
Long
Legislative
ERA Workers Start Parish Projects In Ouachita County
Sponsored by the state highway commission, ERA projects in Ouachita parish include beautifying state highways and parks and erecting drinking fountains. Work has begun at the Sterlington bridge approaches and a stone fountain is under construction at the Sterlington Community Center. A small park on the Sterlington Bastrop road will be remodeled and another fountain will be built on the Winnsboro road.
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State Highway Commission
Ouachita Parish
Sterlington Bridge
Sterlington Community Center
Sterlington- Bastrop Road
Winnsboro Road
Damsel Lilian Harvey Wears Ivory Crepe Three Cornered Hat
Movie fans would recognize Lilian Harvey by her curls as she models a smart white crepe hat with a high forehead crest and sharp angled dip. The note also cites Rhode Island density and France farming figures in brief trivia.
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Lilian Harvey
Cuterer's Name On Honor Roll Of Liberal Journal
Jesse H. Cutrer, former editor of the Louisiana State University Reveille, expelled for protesting Huey Long's censorship, is named on the national honor roll of Americans who distinguished themselves in various fields during the past year. The National, a liberal weekly, praises him for criticizing Louisiana's autocrat and being dismissed for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jesse H. Cutrer
Louisiana State University Reveille
Huey Long
Cutter
The
Nation
Louisiana
Obituary: Helen L Davis of Alexandria Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs Helen Lois Davis aged 23 of Arkansas avenue Alexandria died at a local hospital at 11 o clock Thursday night Surviving her husband R D Davis a 119 month old daughter Barbara Rhae her parents Mr and Mrs A L Recoulley three brothers Alfred Harris and Francis Recoulley and a sister Rhae Recoulley all of Alexandria The body left here at 8 o clock Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen L. Davis
Helen Lois Davis
Arkansas Avenue
Funeral plans set for Friday in Alexandria train stop
A Missouri Pacific train bound for Alexandria carried plans for funeral services on Friday afternoon. The text notes rice toss traditions after weddings, reflecting early beliefs about rice symbolizing productiveness.
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Missouri Pacific
Alexandria
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Dr. Dick
Century
F. Strauss & Son., Inc
Doctor Dick
Energy
Ice
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Slater da Selevator
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America
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