Carbon Export Concern Formed by Major Producers
The Organization of Carbon Black Export Inc formed in New York City by leading American producers under the Webb Act to stabilize export prices and sales quotas. Subscribers include Columbian, United Carbon, Century, Panhandle, Carbon Industries, Palmer, Godfred L. Cabot, J M. Huber, and others. Carbon black exports rose to about 100 million pounds valued near $4 million last year, with export prices around 4 to 5 cents per pound and domestic prices about 3 cents. The new firm aims to curb foreign competition that lowered prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Black Export, Inc
New York City
Columbian Company
United Carbon Company
Godfred L. Cabot, Inc
J M. Huber, Inc
Century Carbon Com
Panhandle Carbon Company
Carbon Industries, Inc
Palmer Carbon Company
Radox Foot Bath Ad Promises Quick Relief
Painful feet melt with a Radox foot bath soak described as simple and effective. A 45 cent package promises relief after a 20 minute soak, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Collens’ Pharmacy
Story of Temple Drake at Paramount and Topaze at Capitol
Paramount books The Story of Temple Drake for Friday Saturday Sunday June 2 3 4 with Miriam Hopkins and an all star cast. Cap itol screens Topaze featuring John Barrymore in a French comedy drama about a meek schoolmaster becoming a political intriguer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Drake
Willian Faulkner
Paramount Theater
Miriam Hopkns
Jack LaRue
Trigger
the Menace
Miss Hopkins
Paramount
William Faulkner
Miriam Hopkins
William Gargan
William Collier, Jr
Irving Pichel
Sir Guy
Temple
Capitol
John Barrymore
Capitol Theater
Harry d’Arrast
Barrymore
Divorces Refused in Jelke Plea in Newport
Judge Walsh rules F F Jelke and Eugenia Jelke guilty of extreme cruelty so no divorce granted under Rhode Island law. Mrs Jelke cleared of adultery claims though Jelke accused of assault seven times. judge notes mutual cruelty and questions of reciprocity and motives in marriage.
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Newport
R. I
F. Frazier Jelke
Charles A. Walsh
Rhode Island
Eugenia Woodward Jelke
Alabama
Jelke
Mre. Jelke
Official Opening of Natatorium on June 1
The city announces the natatorium opening on Thursday June 1 with a tentative band concert around 7 pm. Refreshments will be sold at stands but no beer in the park. R E Heap will supervise, with L V Tarver police chief confirming guards and a matron on duty. Lights stay on until 9 pm for early swimmers. later extended to 9 45 pm and swimmers must leave by 11 pm. A new small children section is added.
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K. D. Swayze
R. E. Heap
L. V. Tarver
Bonds Payment Planned by New Orleans Port Authority
Bonds and coupons of the New Orleans port commission flood relief issue and the Lake Borgne Orleans and Pontchartrain levee districts totaling about 421000 will be paid at designated New Orleans and New York banks. State Treasurer J. B. Cave announced from Baton Rouge on June 1.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Lake Borgne
Orleans
Pontchartrain Jevee
New York
J. 8
Cave
Kiwanis Attend Ouachita Junior College Exercises
Kiwanis club members and wives will attend Ouachita Junior College commencement Monday at 10 a.m. in a reserved seat section. The event marks the college's first ceremony and includes the first annual Kiwanis award for best short story. Sixteen students entered the contest. A vocational round table talk was held at Hotel Monroe with Mires Jackson leading.
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Kiwanis Club
Ouachita Junior College
Hotel Monroe
Mires Jackson
Y's Men’s Club Elects Officers and Directors
The Y's Men's club elected officers for six months: President Mark Ringheim, Vice President William Leber, Recording Secretary Thomas Frazer, Corresponding Secretary John Madden, and Treasurer Fillmore Meadows. New board directors are Abe Johnson and O N McNeil. retiring president John Leist joins the board. The Monroe club led in timely reporting to international headquarters.
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Y's Men's Club
Mark Ringheim
William Leber
Thomas Frazer
John Madden
Fillmore Meadows
Abe Johnson
O. N. McNeil
John Leist
J. Arthur Smith, Jr
Justin Glass
International Association of Y
Monroe
Revival prep at West Monroe First Baptist with weeklong Soul Winning study
The West Monroe First Baptist Church schedules a five night study course on Soul Winning from Monday 8 p m to Friday to prepare for the revival meeting starting June 18. Rev E E Huntsberry teaches Winning to Christ and Mrs Huntsberry teaches The Plan of Salvation with other sessions by Mrs S D Kennedy. Credits will be given to Sunday school B Y P U and Women's Missionary Society members as Dr M E Dodd and John S Raymond arrive to begin the revival.
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First Baptist Church
West Monroe
E. E. Huntsberry
P. E B. Burroughs
Huntsberry
Austin Crouch
Three Sentenced to Pen on Bank Robbery Charges
In Springville Louisiana on June 1 three men were sentenced to prison for the Amite River bank of Denham Springs robbery on May 4. Claude Bankston received eight to fourteen years, Emmett Bankston eight to fourteen, and Benjamin Harrell four to eight. All pleaded guilty. Bankstons were arrested in New Orleans and Georgia.
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Springville
Denham Springs
Claude
Emmett Bankston
Benjamin Harrell
Claude Bankston
New Orleans
Harrell
Georgia
Gift strengthens Ouachita junior college library collection
A medicine study book set was donated Thursday to Ouachita junior college by a group of pre medical students who will graduate next week. President C. C. Calvert praised the donors as a splendid act. The report notes summer term scheduling and early registration after commencement. A side tip suggests turpentine in tepid water for washing glassware and china.
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Ouachita Junior College
J. W. Cunningham
John C. Winkler
Byron Broard
Lois Downes
Byron Bayne
Fred Amman
George Breard
C. C. Calvert
Neville High class of 1933 to graduate 59 seniors
Neville High will graduate 59 seniors at 8:15 p m Thursday in the school auditorium. The program includes an overture meditation from Thais Alma Mater songs salutatory by Carolyn McEnery Myers valedictory by Isobel Page and a prize presentation to Claude Marshall Russell. The ceremony features multiple awards and extols the class of 1933 with an address by Rev Gerald K Smith and remarks by Mayor Arnold Bernstein.
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Neville High School
Massenet
F. Hayward
Carolyn McEnery Myers
Beatrice Forrest
Isobel Page
Claude Marshall Russell
E. T. Lamkin
National Student Forum
Louisiana
U. 8
Arnold Bernstein
Dawning
Cadman
Gerald K. Smith
Board of Education
E. F. Hayward
Sigma Sigma
Louisiana Tech to Offer Noninstruction Home Economics Study
Miss Helen Mobley, head of the Tech economics department, returns from Baton Rouge to lead a new noninstruction home economics venture at Louisiana Tech. The program includes short courses and public talks aimed at improving family economics and home management.
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Louisiana Tech
Helen) Ead
Tech
Ri Tien
Mt Baton Rouge
Louisiana Teachers Attend Summer Institute Events
Miss Mobley and Miss Tomlinson assist in home economics as assistant supervisors from Louisiana participate in the Louisiana State University program on June 20-21 and the Southwestern Lou Institute on July 12-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana State University
Southwestern Lou Institute
Mobley
Hanging Date Set for Carter and Pardons Granted
Baton Rouge reports Gov. Allen has set Friday as the date for the hanging of Carter the man convicted of murder in Caddo parish. The governor also granted a five year reprieve to Charles Solomon convicted in another parish of forgery and uttering to seek medical treatment and permission to receive care.
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Baton Rouge
L— O. K. Allen
Carter
Caddo Parish
Charles Solomon
Penetro claims fast relief for tired aching muscles
Penetro is promoted as highly effective for tired and aching muscles. It penetrates quickly reaching inner muscles, tones circulation, and loosens joints. Available in three sizes for $1.00 at drug stores.
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