Grand Jury Faces Scrutiny Over Last November Ballot
A New Orleans grand jury refused a no true bill on a blanket indictment of election officials. The court kept ballot boxes intact as calls grow for a full investigation into alleged fraud in the November bond election. Critics urge truth and accountability amid accusations of political tampering by powerful interests.
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New Orleans
New Orlewans
Louisiana
Grand Jury
State Board of Liquidation
Honest Election League
Orleans Parish
Moaneinet
Gaston L. Porterie
State Bar Association
Camping Habits Reflect Open Season As Campers Vary
The article divides campers into six groups from indifferent to nomadic bliss seekers. It notes the influence of automobiles expanding activity and the shift toward wilder frontiers as crowds seek solitude and escape, while some prefer office chair or porch rocker camping.
Look at the World Beyond the Telescope
John Blake urges readers to explore Earth with the same wonder given to distant celestial bodies. He argues personal travel and observation reveal oceans, mountains, and rivers more memorably than any image, and that firsthand experience offers knowledge no telescope can provide.
The Glee Club By George Elliston
A poetic piece contrasts gold with inner riches and love. The speaker rejects metal gold in favor of dreams and the vision of beloved love, deeming material wealth hollow compared to intangible value.
Debt Threats Prompt a Roof-Top Escape
A dialogue fragment shows Jones fearing creditors will levy his property, including his roof, while Brown responds with a darkly ironic suggestion to flee by going onto the roof. The exchange hints at debt pressure and surreal humor.
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Jones
Brown
Daisy and Dally counsel over proposal encouragement
In a playful exchange Daisy urges Daisy to push Dick toward a proposal using a bold, humorous threat. Dally suggests she promise never to marry or withhold marriage as motivation. The dialogue captures lighthearted romantic plotting between friends.
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Daisy
Quip About Training Echoes in Domestic Banter
A playful exchange imagines a swimmer facing a tough mile with a dumbbell while a husband boasts of his own feat using biscuits as ballast. The lighthearted banter contrasts a champion athlete’s challenge with a humorous domestic boast.
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Jack
Comic Exchange At The Busy Club
A string of witty exchanges unfolds among club members. Young Blink jokes about his wife and her mother living nearby. The chauffeurs remark on Bill’s careful driving and absent mindedness while Bunker asks about ghosts and Fooze cites hearsay about known people.
Boners from exam papers and classroom notes
A fragmentary collection notes humorous lines from exams and daily life. It references a suspension from faculties for violating a law and mentions a soldier mission, requests to go downstairs, and a remark about Chinese foods and mare's nest soup in a detached, incomplete text.
They Call It Politics and Publicity at London Conference
Washington editors debate the London conference and the Roosevelt plan to control news from the delegation. Cordell Hull faces humiliation as Moley arrives late with new orders, while British press shapes coverage and Stimson’s naval proposal is recalled.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
London
Moley
Irish Republic
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Hull
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Mr. Roosevelt
Charles Michelson
Elliott Thurston
Michelson
Thurston
LSU Students Enroll In Summer Camp Programs
In Baton Rouge and Bogalusa, LSU runs geology and forestry camps. Eighteen geology students and eight forestry students audit coursework for college credit while practicing field methods. Enrollees include H R Brown C F Bohm Joseph Latham Paul Pugh and others from multiple states.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University School of Peology
Colorado Rockies
Mother Nouture
L. S. Us
Rockinson Keston Ranch
Colorado Springs
Bogaluzu
H. R. Brown
C. F Bohm
Bogalusa
Joseph Latham
Franklin
Paul Pugh
Shreveport
A. Theard
A. D. Ellis
Paton Rouge
William R. Leeseigne
George Pace
Many
Stewart Kent
Hammond
Lee Spyres
D-Quincy
C. S. Bergeron
Hot
Franques
T. J Johnson
Berwick
H. H. Wireless
Houghton
S. T. McCardel
Hebert
Lacassine
Karl Korte
Hawaii
Lloyd F. Landry
Eunice
Travis VacClenden
Thomasville
Joseph Oliver
Dadeville
Ala
Harold W. Olson
Everett, Mass
Ardie Toler
Morrow
Justice of the Peace acquits Dewey Swor in 3.2 beer case
In Jackson Mississippi a justice of the peace jury acquitted Dewey Swor after witnesses testified that 3.2 per cent beer was not intoxicating. The trial centered on a charge of selling the beverage in violation of state laws.
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Jackson
Miss
UPI
Justice of the Peace
Dewey Swor
Slacker hunt eyed by American Protective League officials
J R Petagna said APL representatives expect to mobilize during the day for a slacker hunt and urged all draft age men to carry registration cards for possible inspection. Dr P M Gayle, recently commissioned as a dental surgeon in the medical corps reserve, awaits orders from Washington on when and where to report. Mr and Mrs B A Trousdale hosted a family reunion in his honor. Mrs J W Smith and Miss Mary Smith traveled to Homer for a weeks visit with relatives, accompanied by T W Wilson returning home after trade duties in the region.
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J. R. Petagna
American Protective League
B. A. Trousdale
P.M. Gayle
Washington
Edival Corps
J. W. Smith
Mary Smith
Homer
T. W. Wilson
Richland Parish Gas Suit Filed
Attorney General Gaston L Porter and District Attorney D J Anders filed a Richland Parish district court suit under Gov O K Allen to probe alleged anti trust violations in the Richland gas field The action names United Gas Public Service Inc Southern Carhken Co and United Carbon Co among others and accuses illegal combinations of fixing gas prices and restraining production Landowners say field drilling has ceased awaiting fair market prices amid suspected monopolies.
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Rayville
T-- Sinec
Gaston L. Porterie
D. J. Anders
O. K. Allen
Richand Parish
Richland Field
United Gas Public Service, Inc
Southern Carhken Company
United Carbon Company
Anders
Texas Dry Leaders Are Invited to Talk
Fort Worth Texas July 7 Congressman Joe Bailey Jr Dallas and Dr W R White executive secretary United Forces for Prohibition were invited by the League of American Youth to discuss wet and dry issues in a non debate meeting July 20. Each speaker will have 30 minutes and focus on social and economic facts.
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Fort Worth
Tex
W.P
Joe Bailey, Jr
Dallas
W. R. White
United Forces For Prohibition
League of American Youth
Ralph Nollner
Brouillard Upsets Walker in Boston Ring Showdown
Lou Brouillard, the Worcester 160-pounder with heavyweight credentials, outboxed Mickey Walker at the Boston Garden. Brouillard built an early lead and withstood Walker's late rally to win a ten round decision in a spirited bout that showcased Brouillard's speed and rangy defense.
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Brouillard
Walker
Boston
Lou Brouillard
Worcester
Mickey Walker
N. Jr
Boston Garden
Auto Accident Fatal To Fort Worth Woman
Fort Worth, Tex July 7 Mrs W P Belcher 59 died today from a fractured skull in a car collision last night Her niece Mrs C J Hughes was treated for severe cuts and bruises Both residents of Fort Worth Survivors include her sons L Q Belcher and W W Belcher and a daughter Mrs E C Austin of Wichita Falls
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Fort Worth
Tex
A.P
W. P. Belcher
C. J. Hughes
Wichita. Falls
W., W. Belcher
Nationwide Radio Schedule Glitches Across Networks
A fragment lists Friday July 7 radio programming across NBC CBS and affiliates with time slots, bands, orchestras, and shows. It mentions Triangle Club The South Sea Islanders Lucilla Peterson Winnie the Pooh Paul Wings Story Dinner Concert Gould and Shefter Meyers Davis Orchestra and others, along with coast to coast listings and time zones.
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Weaf
Wiw
Weel
Wir
Wijar
Wwesh
Wibr
Wey
Wtim
Wwj
Wsai
Midwest
Wmaq
Weil Kid Woc
Wiha
Kstp
Wehbe
Wday
Kiyr
Ckgw
Wrva
Wptft
Wwne
Wis
Wijex
Wila Weun
Wiod
Wsm
Wme
Wsb
Wapi
Widx
Wemb
Kyoo
Wky
Paul Wing
Gould and Shefter
Will Cuppy
Mountaineers
Wenf
Harding Sisters
Rhiin Onis
The
Goldbergs
Orch
Cavaliers
Tom Howard
Victor Young
Meyer Davis
Mark Fisher
Ralph Kirbery
Ernie Holst
Harold Stern
CBS
WABC
Rivera to start mural panel at school with admission fee
In New York the Mexican artist Diego Rivera, fired from Rockefeller Center for radical murals, will headline a new panel at the River School of Social Science with full approval. An admission price of 28 cents will be charged to view him work and the public is invited. The article also references Rivera’s notoriety and a wider panorama of contemporary figures in entertainment and culture.
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New York
Diego Rivera
Rockefaler Center
Rane School of Social Seignce
Capitaliern
Rivera
Curtis
Facmer
Public Fe
Moka
Ated Appar
Dimning Durante
Magar Boopie
Joan Crawford
George Bernard Furl
Ie Ome
John Cation
Bor
Japan
Manneapolis
Nine Pine Street
Jens
Ie. Phoreyal
Evbel Barryssery
John Ce
Hollywood Close-Ups and Hollywood Rumors
Hollywood gossip notes Schulberg plans a Europe retreat to seek new stories in Hungary while claiming no new talent is needed. June Knight and Max Baer edging toward marriage after divorce clears. Esther Ralston wowed London fans with nightly attendance and praise. Bruce Cabot’s mother preferred brokerage, his father wanted something else.
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Hollywood
BP. Schulberg
Paramount
Sum
Europe
Mr. Schulberg
Tom Net
Hungary
June Knight
Max Baer
Max
June
Stax
Jack Dempsey
Jung
Bruce Cabot
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Mo Myatt
Monroe Mews
Star
News-Star—World Publishing Company
North Second Street
Sweecevess
Sun, Daily and Sun
News-Star
Dally
Bouroe
Branham CO
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Mars
Bell Syndicate, Inc
the Glee Club
George Elliston
Pilemiohip
Young Blink
Young Dinks
Bill
Bunker
Fooze
Simple Soldiers
Mission House
de Camp
DE Grazin
Richland Parish
Texas
Centra
Nete
Key
Basied
Nbc-Weaf
Canada
K Coast
U. S. Army Band
Don Lang
John Kelvin
Skippy
West
East Ream
Thaingcludes Cent
Uits—Ure
Manurenes
Thie Happy Bakers
Sketch
Geo
Sherban Orchestra
Mildred Bailey
Cety Stamp Adventures
Mmidwest
Frar
Westphal Orches
Bonke Carter
the Collegians
K. C
Nino Martini
Irvin
Cobb
Kostelanetz Sym
Lou Floltz
WJZ
Midwes
Arccdian Ensem
Nise
East
Orphan Annieecoest
Irving Rose
Eollie
Lowell Thomas
Ensree Amos 'N' Andy
Ronedleers
Phil Conk
Ph Harris & Orchestra
Pil Baker
Aisn
Esast
Sizzlers
Andy
Gruen
Genngert
Mills
Manrea Orchestra
Paul Harri
Gann
Dan Thomas
NEA
Schulberg
Tollywood
Max Pacy
Esther Ralston
Esther
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