Toward Truth in a Family Mystery
In a tense scene a mother-in-law and Margaret confront a man claiming to be Steve, analyzing his theater past and forged proofs. Margaret weighs evidence that he may be her stepson while her mother-in-law, aging and wary, weighs hope against fear as the truth looms.
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Margaret
Materi
Steve
Stephen Graham
Dicky
fFeesens
Erry
Harris Praises State Training School Work In Monroe
T H Harris Louisiana public instruction head praised the Monroe Louisiana Training Institute for boys as well managed within humane principles. He noted 225 students in groups with school and industrial work, disciplined environment and daily showers, plus supervised recreation and library dormitories.
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Baton Rouge
A. P
T. H. Harris
Louisiana
State Board of Education
Louisiana Training Institute
Monroe
Gill
Mr. Harris
Bastrop Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. R. E. Cullen and daughter Margarite Jean leave Bastrop for Warren Arkansas to visit relatives. W. T. Eldridge and Mrs. Sam Griffin go to Collinston. J. N. Jones of Bonita and J. M. Morris host or visit. C. F. Allison moves to Beaumont. Grover C. Harp and Gloria Mae visit from Bonita. Brashear McCall from Monroe visits. Jimmie Garrett of Louisiana Power Co. and J. L. White social in town.
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News-Star
Bastrop
R. E. Cullen
Marguerite Jean
Warren
Ark
W. T. Eldridge
Sam Griffin
Collinston
J. N. Jones
Bonita
J. M. Morris
Crossett
C. F. Allison
Beaumont
Texas
Brashear McCall
Monroe
Jimmie Garrett
The
Louisiana Power Co
J. L. White
Local Notes From Town Social Roundup
Miss Bessie Harp returns home from a ten day Biloxi vacation. Miss Bertie Whithorne visits parents Mr and Mrs J W Whithorne in Oak Ridge. Dr R L Credille of Bonita is a Monday visitor. Misses Ahrens and Volk of St Louis are guests of Mr and Mrs A C Volk this week. H C Morris trustee hosts a large Ouachita river barbecue for about sixty employees on Sunday June 21st.
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Bessie Harp
Biloxi
Miss
Bertie Whithorne
J. W. Whithorne
Oak Ridge
R. L. Credille
Bonita
Ahrens and
Volk
St. Louis
A. C. Volk
H. C. Morris
Ouachita River
Year Ago Diet Protest Exclusion Act and Democratic Ballots
A year ago today the Japanese Diet protested the U S exclusion act while the Democratic national convention used fifteen ballots without selecting a nominee.
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Adele Garrison
Mother Graham
Madge Pities
Calvert
Rug Store
Ee, Louis, Rella
Toay
Tran Jolson
Harris
State Training School
Monroe Institution
la Follette
LA Fowfetves
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
Madison
Wis
Philip and
Robert, Jr
Ouachita Baking Company
Cexbola
Coca-Cola
Coca Cola
Thre
Standard
Bottling Company
Monroe, la
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Oil
Oeeter