University Suit Ponders Sale Of LSU Campus Land
Judge Carruth Jones in East Baton Rouge District Court weighs a suit by Howard Warren of Ruston and J D Barkdale of Shreveport to void LSU sale of 22 acres and six buildings to the Louisiana Highway Commission for 1 800 000 dollars. Plaintiffs argue funds diversion and high price while defense cites completed payment and university need.
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L. A
A. P. Tugwell
The
Highway Commission
Commission
Head Cold Pains Now Relieved In Three Minutes
A remedy called B C offers fast head cold relief in three minutes. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it blends several ingredients used by physicians to ease headaches pains fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drug stores.
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B.C
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
An advertisement promotes Kruschen salt as a fat loss aid. It claims daily tea spoonfuls with hot water before breakfast plus dietary tips reduce fat in four weeks, boosting energy, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and a younger, keener feeling, urging readers to request the product.
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Kruschen
Minecehean
Democratic State Central Committee to Meet in New Orleans
Lake Charles La Feb 11 A date for a meeting of the Democratic State Central Committee was issued today by Chairman T A Edwards and Secretary Newlin. The Committee will meet in New Orleans at the Roosevelt Hotel at 12 o'clock noon Saturday for perfecting the organization and selecting additional members of the committee at large from congressional districts.
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Lake, Charles
Democratic ‘State Central Committee
A. Edwards
Newlin
New Orleans
Roosevelt Hotel
Tarzan and Jana Face Gyor Menace in Strange Land
Tarzan and Jana descend into a bare plain where they fear the Gyor a terrible creature known to Zoram warriors. They learn Horibs dwell there and sense danger as a Gyor is spotted near a stream prompting them to hide in the grass.
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Tarzan
Jana
Carlo
Zoram
Tarzan of the Apes
Mussolini and Pope Reach Accord After Vatican Meeting
Mussolini and the Pope sealed their peace in a private Vatican audience after a lengthy quarrel between church and state. The leaders crossed the Vatican grounds to the papal library, with a kiss of reverence and a cordial exchange marking the accord that ends years of tension between Italy and the church.
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Victor Emmanuel
Il Duce
Vatican City
Mussolini
Vatican
San Pietro
St. Peter’s
San Damaso
Catholic Church
Italy
Mussolini Douttless
Cardinal Ratti
Milan
Bootlegging Business Branches In Arkansas
Bootlegging in Arkansas has become a specialized business. The state faces evasion of gasoline and cigarette taxes, with revenue losses estimated between 1.000,609 and 1.500,000 dollars annually. Officials have empowered state highway patrolmen as special deputies to curb the practice.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Tate
Complete Cold Remedy Follows Liquid Tablets and Salve
A historical remedy promotes internal use of 566 liquid or tablets and external use of 666 salve as a complete and effective treatment for colds, claimed to be one of the most speedy remedies known.
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Leonherdt
Negro with button off coat sought in Dorothy Lutz kidnapping
Philadelphia police questioned Gilbert Eaddy, 40, after a button from an overcoat and a facial mole were noted as clues in the kidnapping and murder of seven year old Dorothy Lutz. Detectives say more evidence links the suspect to the case while two other men, Michael Mantucha and Arthur Jones, are also detained.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy
Lutz
Gilbert Eaddy
Gee
Michael Mantucha
Arthur Jones
Treasury aims new bill to curb bank failures
Ogden Mills the new treasury secretary described a nonpartisan move to broaden rediscount eligibility to arrest credit deflation. He said Senator Glass’s bill would ease strain on Federal Reserve member banks and help restore loan making and normal banking.
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Ogden Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Death of young Hattiesburg writer Hansell Batten
The coroner's jury investigates the death of 24 year old Hansell Batten, sports editor of the Hattiesburg American. His body was found on a railroad track near Hattiesburg after a train was halted by a freight engineer. Batten had prior work with Littl ock Gazette and Shreveport Times. Funeral plans proceed as his parents return from Florida.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Hansell Batten
E. T. Batten
Florida
Batten
Hattiesburg American
Littlock, Ark
Enriched Blood Boosts Health Says Local Patient
John Luther Brown of 1342 Marshall St. reports Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery enriched his blood and improved general health. The tonic is sold as liquid or tablets through druggists with free medical advice via Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Tragic Boat Accident Claims Father and Two Children
Dorothy and Florice Pate died when a boat capsized during a paddle trip. The mother survived after being rescued with severe exposure. the father’s body was found later near the road while Dorothy’s body was recovered about 12:30 a.m. near the overturned site. Witnesses from Monroe aided in rescue efforts while an American Legion crew helped recover the bodies.
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Pate
Dorothy
Fowler
Tom Dupree
J. W. Faler
Hulon Kirk
James Young
Cotton market steadies on Far East buying
New Orleans February 11. Heavy purchases by Japan and China kept the cotton market steady amid stock weakness and surplus pressure. Japan’s demand partly reflects crop shortages and India’s short crop, while exports to Japan and China boosted foreign shipments by about 650 thousand bales from last year.
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New Orleans
Japan
China
Orient
India
Credit Men to Meet Friday at Local Hotel
Monroe Retail Credit Men's Association will convene at Hotel Virginia Friday at noon. Executive secretary H. B. Ryland says a sizable attendance is desired and several items of special interest will be discussed during the luncheon hour.
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Monroe Retail Credit Men's Association
H. B. Ryland
Hotel Virginia
Mr. Ryland
State Press to Meet in Tallulah February 20
The North Louisiana State Press Association will hold its spring meeting in Tallulah on Saturday February 20. Events include registration February 19 at 6 p.m. and a full program with addresses on journalism and the country press, pricing guides, guesstimating system advantages, legislative discussions, and a book club.
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North Louisiana State Press Association
Tallulah
Isaac Chapman
Morehouse Enterprise
George P. Bush
Arcadia
North Louisiana Division
Bastrop
L. S. U. School of Journalism
The
Country Press
M. G. Osborn
School of Journalism
Louisiana State University
C. E.harper
Minden Herald
Geo. P. Bush
C. E. Faulk, Jr
Ruston
J. H. Mean Caldwell Watchman
Columia
Fred Williamson
Monroe News-Star
Monroe Morning World
Stanback Headache Powders Offer Quick Relief
Stanback Headache Powders promise fast relief from head ache and monthly pains. They claim to ease neuralgia chills fever aches and nervousness with a non habit forming formula free from opium morphine codeine or chloral. Packaged in blue and yellow tins and sold for 10 cents.
Writers Evicted After Bell County Coal Field Visit
New York writers distributed food to miners in Pineville Kentucky. 36 detained and 12 released after agreeing to be escorted to the state border. Arrests included Harold Hickerson Doris Parks and 9 others for disorderly conduct during a mass miners meeting.
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New York
Kentucky-Tennessee
Bell County
Pineville
Alan Taub
Harold Hickerson
Doris Parks
Walter Smith
National Miners’ Union
Teethina advertised as gentle baby laxative
An advertisement promotes Teethina as a remedy for constipation colic and diarrhoea in babies. It claims gentle bowel cleansing, reduces cramping and acts as an intestinal antiseptic while aiding natural regulation. Available for 30 cents a package at drugstores.
Davis Named Head of R F C Loan Agency in New Orleans
W. D. Davis was appointed manager of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan agency in New Orleans. R. F. Ford was chosen to manage the corporation’s affairs in Houston, Texas, and Otto Meerschecht to run the agency in San Antonio.
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Washington
W. D. Davis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Orleans
R. F. Ford
Houston
Tex
Otto Meerschecht
San Antonio
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Polly Boyden
Benjamin Leider, Jr
Elsie Reid Mitchell
John Henry Hammon
Liston Oak
Quincy Howe
Alvis Hotel
DeSiard
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the Bradfield Co
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