Ey Ainsworth clash verbally at beer hearing
In Atlanta on February 1 a heated exchange occurred between Mayor James L. Ey and Bishop W. N. Ainsworth during a House temperance committee hearing on a 3.2 beer bill. The panel voted to defer action until Thursday amid sharp remarks and strong arguments from both sides.
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Ainsworth
Itlanta
James L.y
W. N. Ainsworth
Methst Episcopal Church
South
France
Georgia
Theyor
Church of Ich
Ishop Ainsworth
House Committee On
Ken Arnold
Atlanta
Arty Formed by Technocrats in Paso Texas Feb 1
The western district of the national party formed to nationalize industry plans. Texas charter granted in Austin. The district party calls for a wartime constitutional centralization of national industry with Rev Marshall Dawson as chairman and Frankie as secretary. Other officers include Dr O Morgan treasurer and Louis Bond Cherry as director. Chapters to be organized in the West.
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Paso
Texas
National Nocratic Party
Austin
Naal
Marshall Dawson
Frankie
O. Morgan
David Lerner
Louis Bond Cherry
West As
Arizona
New Mexico
Governor Allen Commutes Two-Year Burglary Sentence
Eton Rouge Louisiana February reports that Governor Allen commuted a two-year sentence on Fuselier for burglary in Vernon Parish to one year. Fuselier was sentenced March 11, 1932, after receiving a pardon which the state pardon board later recommended for commutation.
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Eton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Veron Parish
Iselier
Steamboat gulls and city tales from Monroe
In this Town Notes style column by E. H. B. and others, Captains argue why seagulls appear near Lake Beulah and the Ouachita steamers. Moses Hoffman recalls a 1872 incident when a steamer anchored to a house. Bert Thurmond faces a disguise rumor. Fred Green notes a police sighting near Forsythe Park.
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R. D. Swayze
Lake Beulah
Ouachita
H. M. Williams
Monroe
Moses Hoffman
North Second Street
Meyer
South Grand
Grammont Streets
Mose
Hoffman
Bert Thurmond
Fred Green
Forsythe Park
DeSiard Street
Stubbs Funeral to Take Place Here Thursday
The funeral for Colonel Frank P. Stubbs 60 Monroe's notable citizen will be held at his Riverside Drive home at 2 30 p m Thursday then at First Presbyterian Church at 3 p m Rev Ernest Duncan Holloway will officiate with Reverends Hastings Hayward Scott and Jett on the rostrum The Masons will conduct cemetery services and a firing squad will perform taps Pallbearers include fellow church session members from the First Presbyterian corps
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Frank P. Stubbs
Monroe
Riverside Drive
First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Duncan Holloway
L. T. Hastings
E. F. Hayward
W. S. Scott
Thomas F. Jett
Old City Cemetery
Mark W. Stroud
Sidney Stroud
H. M. Williams
J. H. Herrington
F. C. Hundley
W. B. Ayars
J. Arthur Smith
J. D. Butler
H. A. Millsaps
Colonel Stubbs
Col
Frank Stubbs
Georgia Tucker Stubbs
Georgia
Stubbs
Young
Bells Signal Prelude To Caddo Field Dedication
In Shreveport Louisiana on February 1 bells rang for Helen Wainwright former Olympic swimmer and Lieut Howard C Ing as they wed prior to Thursday ceremonies for the dedication of the Army Air Field at Barksdale Field aviation center high officials from Washington including Secretary of War Harry Davison and General Foulois are expected for the christening and dedication events with a honeymoon planned in Texas.
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Reveport
Shreveport
Barksdale Field
Army
Aviation Center
Helen Awright
Howard C
Ing
Observation Drow
Brooks
Wainwright
Shreve
Avia
Jasper K. Smith
First Pyterian Church
Stelling
Texas
Georgia
Augusta
Chattanooga
Tenn
Miss Wainwright
Flushing
N. Y
Washington
Hariey
F. Trubee Davison
Secretary of War
Benjamin D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
E. J. Houses
Education funds distributed to 31 parishes in Louisiana
Checks totaling 292 632 dollars are being mailed as the second allotment from the 1932 33 state school equalizing fund per State Treasurer J S Cave The distribution lists each parish with its specific amount including Acadia Allen Ascension Avoyelles Beauregard Bienville Calcasieu Caldwell Catahoula Evangeline Franklin Grant Jackson Jeff Davis LaSalle Lincoln Livingston Natchitoches Rapides Red River Sabine St Helena St James St Tammany Tangipahoa Union Vermilion Vernon Washington Webster West Carroll Winn and others
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Baton Rouge
J. S. Cave
Acadia
Allen
Ascension
Avoyelles
Beauregard
Bienville
Calcasieu
Caldwell
Catahoula
Evangeline
Franklin
Grant
Jackson
Jeff Davis
LaSalle
Lincoln
Livingston
Natchitoches
Rapides
Red River
Sabine
St. Helena
St. James
St. Tammany
Tangipahoa
Union
Vermilion
Vernon
Washington
Webster
West Carroll
Winn
Grand Jury Reconvenes in Secret Session in New Orleans
Orleans parish grand jury met in secret session with four ballot boxes from the last general election. They are counting ballots as part of an ongoing inquiry into alleged irregularities in the vote on 15 constitutional amendments. Attorney General Gaston Porterie arrived at the criminal courts building after the session began.
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New Orleans
Orleans Parish
A. D. Henriques
Criminal District Court
Gaston L. Porterie
Atorney
Eugene Stanley
Criminal Courts
Anarchy Claim Sparks Mortgage Seizure in Monticello
W A Doss, Monticello lawyer, reported to Gov Henry Horner that anarchy existed as he sought to seize $2,500 farm equipment after bids at a mortgage sale collapsed to $4.90. Tuesday bids barely covered horses, cows, wagons. Doss and supporters planned a replevin action with a Pratt county constable, though authority to serve writ in Champaign county was unclear.
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Monticello
Iil
Henry Horner
W. A. Doss
C. D. Brady
Doss
Brady
Pratt County
Brady Farm
Champaign County
Theft of two coats reported to police Tuesday night
Miss June Yeager told police headquarters Tuesday night that two overcoats and a rain coat were stolen from an automobile parked on Stone Avenue near the Methodist Protestant church. The only description available is a meager account of the garments.
Ford says times are bright as life breaks through
Henry Ford told The New York Times in a Detroit interview that there are not bad times but good ones and that an inconceivably bright future awaits. He dismissed technocracy, credited machines with progress, noted idle Ford plants due to Briggs strike, and warned against assuming conditions are permanent as life disrupts diagrams.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
New York
New York Times
Briggs Company
Times
Harold N. Denny
Hurley Winging to Shreveport for Field Opening
Secretary Hurley travels from Washington by plane to Shreveport Louisiana for the opening of the Barksdale flying field on Thursday afternoon. He will stop in Atlanta en route. Assistant Secretary Davison and Major General Foulois join the trip for the dedication of the 22 000 acre army aviation center.
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Washington
Hurley
Shreveport
Barksdale Flying Field
Atlanta
F. Trubee Davison
Benjamin D. Foulois
Air Corps
Army Aviation Center
General Foulois
Davison
Pacific Coast
San Antonio
Texas
March Field
Riverside
Cal
Japan Lowers Objections to League Conciliation Plan
Tokyo reports Japan has softened its objections to the League of Nations conciliation program with China yet remains doubtful the terms will satisfy the league. If not accepted Japan may withdraw from the League, risking a greatly changed organization.
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Tokyo
Japan
League of Nations
China
League
Society of Nations
Foreign Office
Dissolution of Reichstag Seen After One More Try
Berlin Feb 1 4 One of Adolf Hitlers closest advisers says President Von Hindenburg will sign a decree to dissolve the Reichstag after another effort to win Centrist support. The aim is to secure a majority for an enabling act granting the cabinet six months in office. If unsuccessful, dissolution is likely and a new election would be held within 60 days, possibly on March 5.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Hitler
National Socialist Party
Hull and Moley to Meet Roosevelt at Warm Springs
President-Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt called in officials on international economics and tariff policy to shape a bargaining program for European war debt relief. Senator Hull of Tennessee and Professor Raymond Moley, veterans of the Hoover talks, were due at the little white house sparking speculation on Hull’s role.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Hull
Tennessee
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
2 Deputys Slayers Still Sought After Deputy Killing
State rangers and North Texas peace officers pursued the hideout of Glen Hunsucker and John Stanton after an earlier failed search near Lake Worth for the men who disappeared following Deputy Sheriff Joe Brown's death in Rhome Wise County last Friday. DeKalb County attorney prepared murder charges against Hunsucker and Stanton, after Mrs Ida Hunsucker named her son as the killer in front of reporters and officers. She said she ran a tourist camp at Quitaque Texas.
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Dallas
State Rangers
North Texas
Glen Hunsucker
John
Perchmouth
Brown
Hunsticker
Quitaque
Texas
Rogers Has His Say About Snow in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills letter writer roasts the chamber of commerce for triggering an unusual snow tale in southern California. He jokes about mounting to thaw snowballs under orange trees and mocks locals for lacking winter gear.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Return of Leas to North State Will Be Sought
Nashville dispatch reports Col Luke Lea and son Luke Lea Jr plan to resist removal to North Carolina for punishment after conviction in 1931 for conspiracy to violate state banking laws. Solicitor Zeb V Nettles seeks requisition papers to send them back. penalties include six to ten years for the elder and two to six years or fines up to 25 000 for the son. Wall ace B Davis already began his prison term.
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Nashville, Tenn
North Carolina
Tennessee
Luke Lea
Zeb V. Nettles
Leas
Asheville
N. C
Hill McAlister
Colonel Lea
U. S
Wallace B. Davis
Central Bank and Trust Company of
Davis
Nashville
Nettles
Gov
Senate debate trimmed to fifteen minutes on key bill
Washington february first a fifteen minute limit was set on senate debate to speed action on the treasury post office supply appropriation measure. Democratic leadership clashed over uniting house democrats against tariffs while Rainey postponed a caucus plan, drawing comment from Garner and Collier.
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Wash
Gton
Senate
Rur
Treasury-Post Office
House
Rainey
Illinois
Garner
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Rainey
Night Watchman Shot. Victims Tied In Louisiana Robbery
John Caswell the night watchman was shot in the neck and wounded. Three Tenaha youths Alvin Gunter Lawrence McGuire and Binford Parker were kidnapped along with Caswell, tied to trees in DeSoto Parish Louisiana, robbed of $24 and Caswell's gear, and left as the bandits fled toward Shreveport in Parker's car.
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Tenaha
Tex
John Caswell
Caswell
Alvin Gunter
Lawrence McGuire
Binford Parker
Logansport
Parker
Shreveport
Young Parker
Shreveport-Houston
DeSoto Parish
Louisiana
Monroe Citizens to Attend Event in Shreveport
Monroe and West Monroe chamber leaders J W Warren and Jack Rogers with secretary S H McClary will drive to Shreveport Thursday for the dedication of Barksdale field army aviation post and the banquet at the Washington Youree hotel at 7 p m. Bernard Biedenharn will fly in for the affair and attend the banquet, with C F Woolman of Delta Air Service expected. Travis Oliver cannot attend. Twin Cities residents will ride IC’s excursion trains Wednesday and Thursday to view maneuvers at Barksdale field.
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J. W. Warren
Chamber of Commerce of
Monroe
West Monroe
Jack Rogers
S. H. McClary
Shreveport
Barksdale Field
Army Aviation Post
Washington-Youree Hotel
Bernard Biedenharn
C. FE. Woolman
Delta Air Service, Inc
Travis Oliver
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Twin Cities
Ilinois Central Railroad
Woman Fights 2 Deputies Over Custody In Fort Worth
Fort Worth Feb 1 A Fort Worth mother fought two deputy sheriffs on the first floor of the courthouse in a bid to reclaim her eight year old son George Gable Wages. The boy was returned to his father by Judge M H Brown after a habeas corpus order from Florida. The mother fainted and police aided her after she claimed the child had been kidnapped.
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Fort Worth
Florida
Rani V. Wages
George Gable Wages
Wages
Lovie Wages King
George
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Aviation Corps
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Hull
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Ed McNeushs Sradicate, Js
North State
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Tenaha, Texas
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