Ambrose McConnell and Ken Coulter Marriage Sealed by Clergy
In Indianapolis on January 31 a romance between McConnell, a 26 year old Indianapolis music student, and Ken Coulter, 43 of Clifton Springs, culminated in a secret wedding. The couple obtained a license and planned to wed Thursday with Rev. who does not reside locally performing the ceremony. Reporters at the front door faced red lights as Coulter, seen in a wheelchair, watched through a glass.
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Preas
Ianapolis
McConnell
Indianapod
Ken+ Coulter
Clifton Springs
Devem
Rochest
San Francisco
Dr. D. 9
Coulter
Connell
eConnell
Onnell
Blaze at Yuen Lee's Restaurant Damages Building
A fire at Yuen Lee's restaurant on 526 DeSiard Street was reported to the Chinese Department in N70. The blaze was extinguished with damages incurred to the building and surrounding areas.
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Oi Blaze
DeSiard Street
Yuen Lee
Camden News in Ouachita County Faces Change of Ownership
The Cam ening News Camden Ouachita County daily locally published by News Publishing Company may pass to new owners tonight, with C and Palmer and associates named in talks. The sale appears imminent, pending final arrangements and formal notice to readers.
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Orado
Camening News
Ouachita County
Camden
C. &Palmer
Almer and Hir “Associates
Studies Change Pine Land Valuations in Louisiana
The Louisiana Tax Commission studied reclassifying pine lands once labeled denuded to reflect second growth value. Hearings heard from yellow pine and paper industry reps with reports of 52 cords of pulp wood per acre. Former forester Snodgrass urged scientific reforestation and cyclical timber cutting to sustain growth and support mills.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana Tax Commission
Yellow Pine and Paper Industries
H. B. Bozeman
W. H. Snodregger
Marilyn Miller's Mother to Wed Divorced Husband
Chicago January 31 Associated Press reports Marilyn Miller aided her mother Ada Miller to reunite with her former husband. Ada accepted a train ticket to Los Angeles and a farewell kiss as she prepared for remarriage to the man she divorced from years past.
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Marilyn Miller
Chicago
Ada Miller
Los Angeles
Grieving dog digs makeshift grave for dead puppy
A dog at the river bank carries a dead pup to a sawdust pile and, with careful digging using her paws, creates a crude grave. Observer M Underwood notes the act then watches from a distance as the mother hides her actions and completes the burial.
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M. Underwood
News-Star
Grand Street
Mr. Underwood
Underwood
Drunkenness Charged In Case Of Woman In Toils
A woman calling herself Mrs Elizabeth Taylor was arrested by Officer C W Platt at 1245 am in a car on 508 North Sixth Street on a charge of drunkenness. She spent the night in the women's ward and was released this morning after paying a 87 50 fine in city court.
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Elizabeth Taylor
C. W. Platt
North Sixth Street
Miller Reconciliation Sought for 1620 Separation
Marilyn Miller seeks to reconcile with Carol G. Miller who separated in 1620. Miller is Marilyn's stepfather and credited with introducing her to the stage at age four as part of the Columbians.
Night Fire Destroys Barn and Two Cars on Columbia Road
A blaze last night near the Louisiana Training Institute on Columbia Road destroyed a barn on H C Thornhill land owned by Francis Scott and two cars inside. Alarm at 1 55 a m found the structure largely consumed. a second fire truck aided by pulling No 1 from a mud-hole after the initial response.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Columbia Road
H. C. Thornhill
Francia Scott
Washing Cotton Becomes Insulator Like Silk
New York January 31 discovery shows that washing cotton in pure water yields insulation comparable to silk for electric wires. Bell Laboratories researchers R R Williams F J Murphy H H Glenn E B Wood report salt water from saline elements in fibers causes electrical leakage.
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Associated Press
New York
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
R. R. Williams
F. J. Murphy
H. H. Glenn
E. B. Wood
Bell Laboratories
Tong
Seven Negroes Picked Up by Police on varying charges
Seven Negroes were detained by officers last night and today. Eu gene Carter, 20, of 624 Dillingham St Shreveport carried a revolver and cartridges and was arrested after a frisk. Three others John Martin Jimmie Smith and Thomas Jordan were held for vagrancy and investigation. Henry Beauregard Fred Lawrence and Alex Smith were arrested for trespassing on Missouri Pacific property by riding a freight train.
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Eugene Carter
Dillingham Street
Shreveport
Shreveport Man Injured in Motorcycle Collision
Shreveport 25 year old P. J. Dennig was badly hurt when his motorcycle collided head on with a car driven by Frank Dennon. Dennig pitched through the windshield, receiving twenty stitches in the forehead. Dennon was bruised and his car damaged.
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Shreveport
P. J. Dennig
Frank Dennon
Dennig
Dennon
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local District
Colored Josie Jones of Mansfield weds Gertrude Ward of Alto. Procter Green marries Virgie Mae Johnson, Monroe. M Green ties with Lizzie Thomas Gray, Loch Lomond.
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Josie Jones
Mansfield
Gertrude Ward
Alto
Procter Green
Virgie Mae Johnson
Monroe
M. Green
Lizzie Thomas Grayson
Loch Lomond
Sheriff Seeks Lookout for Ford Coupe Trio
Ruston authorities ask police to watch for a Ford coupe with no license, carrying three occupants a heavyset man a woman and a second man and seek details on the trio after a call from Sheriff A J Thigpen to Deak Sergeant Flanagan.
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Coupe
A. J. Thigpen
Ruston
Deak
D. T. Flanagan
Farm Agent H F Spencer Resigns to Move Parish
JONESBORO Jan. 81 H F Spencer farm demonstration agent of this parish resigns to take up similar work in Bossier parish. He and his family will leave Friday for Benton where they will make their future home.
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News-Star
Jonesboro
H. F. Spencer
Bossier Parish
Benton
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Health and Constipation
A vintage promotion outlining Dr. Caldwell's natural approach, favoring Syrup Pepsin to treat constipation. It argues that exercise and poor habits cause occasional irregularity, criticizes drastic purges, and urges daily bowel movement with a mild, non habit forming remedy. It promotes keeping cool heads, warm feet, and bowels open.
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Do. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
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