Navy funds and marines debate on senate voting lines
The senate debated naval appropriations and a Dill amendment on marines use in emergencies. Dill and Brat o e New Mexico tied to allow marine deployment only in life or property danger situations. Hale of Maine signaled plans for a separate vote on related amendments before adjournment.
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Mabet
Senate
Dill
Bratoe
New Mexico
Fiererce
Hale
Maine
Oval Department
Wuld
New Hodge Church Mass Tomorrow Observed
Rav. J. C. Marsh will observe mass at dawn tomorrow in the newly dedicated Hedge church. The service marks the church’s recent opening and promises a morning observance for parishioners.
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J. C. Marsh
Hedge
Bulgarian tycoon Andrew Zankev dies amid collapsed empire
Andrew Zankev, nicknamed the John D. Rockefeller of Bulgaria for his immense wealth, died by his own hand in SOPTA. His large financial enterprise, which he had been promoting recently, collapsed amid the tragedy.
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Associated Press
Sopta
Bulgaria
Andrew ‘Zankev
John D. Rockefeller
Monroe voters urged to register for school bond election
City registrar BK D Hodges reports 668 residents had registered by morning for Monroe city school bond and tax election on March 6. Registration closes at 6 p m in city hall council chambers. officials expect final tally to surpass 700, a typical bond proposal registration.
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Monroe
BK. D. Hodges
Travis Oliver Returns From New Orleans Flight
Travis Oliver returns today from a Ryan monoplane flight to New Orleans. He flew with Harry Williams and pilot James Weddell, taking over from Monroe at Paterson and returning by train due to difficult landing conditions and bad weather en route from Monroe to Baton Rouge.
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Travis Oliver
New Orleans
Harry Williams
James Weddell
Mr. Williams
Monroe
Paterson
Oliver
Morrroe
Baton Rouge
Women to Form Local Division of Maccabees in Monroe
Monroe will establish a Ladies Division of the Order of Maccabees under state field worker N. Bulger. The men’s order has 115 members and rapid growth is hoped for the women’s group. Plans target a state convention in Alexandria next May with Monroe to send a large delegation.
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Monroe
N. '. Bulger
Alexandria
Ouachita Steamship departs for New Orleans with record cargo
The steamer Ouachita left Camden at 10 o clock last night bound for New Orleans. It carried a large freight load valued by merchants and a passenger list including Mr and Mrs Henry A Whitfield former manager of Monroe Steam Laundry. The voyage marked the largest Camden cargo on record with over 150 tons of goods for wholesalers and retailers in the telety and vicinity. Captain L Coeley called the trip the best patronage since navigation on the Ouachita river revived. The cargo included sugar coffee canned goods fruit from California and other items.
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Ouachita
New Orleans
Henry A. Whitfield
Monroe Steam Laundry
Monroe
Camden
Telty and Vicinity
L. ¥. Coeley
Ouachita River
California
Social Workers to Meet at Chamber of Commerce Rooms
Welfare Red Cross and Salvation Army workers plan a Tuesday 4 p.m. meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms to improve understanding and cooperation among local service groups. It is the first such session in years and organizers hope for strong attendance.
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C. of C
AH Welfare
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
Local bankers return from Shreveport meeting
Bankers from here attended the annual Group A meeting of the state bankers association in Shreveport held Friday at Hotel Youree. Attendees included John Breard Albert Horuff J B Washburn T J Norris Fred Millsaps Ben R Downing Courtney Oliver and Dr G M Snellings. L T Lancaster chaired the group session with Rev Jasper Smith giving invocations and Allen Gillespie delivering the welcome. Floyd A Allen Detroit General Motors spoke on Trends and Policies of Modern Business and D N Stafford Baxley State Bank discussed County Clearing Houses.
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Shreveport
State Bankers Association
Hotel Youree
John Breard
Albert Horuff
J. 8. Washburn
T. J. Norris
Fred Millsaps
Ben R. Downing
Courtney Oliver
G. M. Snellings
L. T. Lancaster
City Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Floyd A. Allen
General Motora Corporation of Detroit
D. N. Stafford
Baxley State Bank
Little Rock Girl Dies From Gas Inhalation Tragedy
Eugenia Calhoun seven, found with her mother and sister in a gas filled apartment room, died today at a hospital. The mother was not expected to survive the day, and Betty eight, the other child, was reported recovering. An inquest was planned.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eugenia Calhoun
A. C. Calhoun
Betty
Autobiography of Captain George Fried Xut
The story chronicles Captain Fried Xut's daring rescues at sea including the Antinoe and Florida incidents. It outlines his ascent from humble beginnings to fame through romance, adventure, and accomplishment on the seas, in 27 chapters starting February 25.
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Fried
Antinoe
Florida
Mystery Death in Apartment Quietly Shocks City
Police identify the cause of Eugenia's death after the younger daughter recalls their mother giving both children bitter medicine before bed. The children were found in a stupor as the father forced entry. Calhoun and his wife had been separated recently, adding strain to the family.
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Termine
Eugenia
Polles
Calhoun
Picture of a Colonial Home in a State Conservation Pamphlet
A photograph from the conservation department shows a handsome colonial residence on Columbia road. The owner, F. J. Cox, appears unaware of the image being used in a state wide pamphlet, and is pleasantly surprised to see it. The caption reads a benediction from those who planted it there.
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F. J. Cox
Columbia Road
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George Fried
Associated. Press
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Les Monry
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