Compromise Reached in Gas Dispute Between UGC and Interstate
Terms of a settlement filed in court show United Carbon Company will receive 392000 dollars to end the suit against Interstate Natural Gas Company. The original claim sought 832309.99 dollars, with the dispute over gas quantities and payments under an amended contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Carbon Company, Inc
Interstate Natural Gas Company, Inc
New Jerk
Aetrict
Sandel
Interstate Natural
Baton Ro Accordion
United Ny
Booster Meeting Set at Ouachita Avenue Clubhouse
Missouri Pacific railroad boosters plan a Thursday night meeting at the clubhouse on Ouachita avenue with an 8 p m program including community singing, dances, solos by Martha Burris Frank Campbell and C Wallace a women’s quintet and a piano accompaniment by H H Howell. A Miller of St Louis engineer in charge of maintenance of way will give an address followed by a dance with music by George Matthews orchestra.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Ouachita Avenue
Martha J. Burris
Frank Campbell
la Verne Brantley
J. C. Leath
L. E. Burnelle
J. B. Landreaux
P. J. Newman
L. L. Richardson
H. H. Howell
A. A. Miller
St. Louis
Roosevelt plans oil regulation amendment to shift production control
President Roosevelt proposes a new amendment to the industrial recovery bill to regulate oil by federal action. The measure would transfer production control from the Secretary of the Interior to the President, replacing a 40 page Interior Department draft backed by Senator Capper.
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Department of Interior
Capper
Kansas
Senate
Roosevelt
Rainey
Garner
Swartz School to Graduate Class of 20 Students
The seventh grade at Swartz school will hold commencement Thursday night at the Methodist church. The program includes Salutatory Doris Dunn Valedictory Florence Davis Class prophecy J C Coates Class will Norrell Sawyer Jr Address Rev Paul Busby diploma iate of diplomas J B Maxwell Songs Manila Menorus Doyle Mitchell. Graduates listed: Doris Dunn J C Coates Norrell Sawyer Jr Florence Davis Lillian Towery Vera Case Helen Puckett D L Puckett Iris Meeks Francis Roberts Lloyd Swanson J B Langford Louise Jones Rowell Wilson R C Brown Paul Case Maurice Canterbury Edward Music Florence King Billy Stanford.
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Swartz School
Doris Dunn
Florence Davis
J. C. Coates
Norrell Sawyer, Jr
Paul Busby
J. B. Maxwell
Manila Menorus
Doyle Minchell
Florece Davis
Lillian Towery
Vera Case
Helen Puckett
D. L. Puckett
Iris Meeks
Francis Roberts
Lloyd Swanson
J. B. Langford
Louise Jones
Rowell Wilson
R. C. Brown
Paul Case
Maurice Canterbury
Edward Music
Florence King
Billy Stanford
Damp water trick keeps eggs from cracking in boiling water
A cook notes that dampening eggs with cold water before dropping them into boiling water prevents cracking. The tip emphasizes careful handling during boiling.
Southern Naval Academy graduates listed by state in 1930s era notice
Annapolis Md June 1 4 Southern graduates at the United States naval academy include Alabama Ezar G Howard Verbene Thomas H Moore Eufaula Ishmian L Powell Mobile James W White Montgomery Laurance H Marks Montgomery Jesse B Burke Dothan Elliott L James Jr Lowndesboro Samuel R Mathes Birmingham Arkansas Buxton L Russell Camden Lydewell R Pickett Jr Pocahontas Charles B Jackson Jr Van Buren James H Campbell Little Rock Frank G Tinker Dewitt E M Davenport Fort Smith Louisiana Charles W Koenig New Orleans Ernest L Jahncke Jr New Orleans Reginald M Raymond Shreveport Ray Davis Bastrop Joseph L Lacombe Baton Rouge Reuben E Stanley Jackson Mississippi Hugh L Foote Jr Hattiesburg George K Hudson Clarksdale Walter S Bobo Jr Clarksdale Tennessee Charles W Travis Murfreesboro Robert Z T Anthony Trenton James R Ogden Knoxville Carter L Bennett Nashville
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Alabama
Ezar G. Howard
Verbene
Thomas H. Moore
Eufaula
Ishmian L. Powell
Mobile
James W. White
Montgomery
Laurance H. Marks Montgomery
Jesse B. Burke
Dothan
Elliott L. James, Jr
Lowndesboro
Samuel R. Mathes
Birmingham
Arkansas
Buxton L. Russell
Camden
Lydewell R. Pickett, Jr
Pocahontas
Charles B. Jackson, Jr
van Buren
James H. Campbell
Little Rock
Frank G. Tinker
Dewitt
E. M. Davenport
Fort Smith
Louisiana
Charles W. Koenig
New Orleans
Ernest L. Jahncke, Jr
Reginald M. Raymond
Shreveport
Ray Davis
Bastrop
Joseph L. Lacombe
Baton Rouge
Reuben E. Stanley
Jackson
Mississippi
Hugh L. Foote, Jr
Hattiesburg
George K. Hudson
Whitney figures in Morgan probe names Justice Atterbury listed
Senate investigators revealed a fourth Morgan probe list showing 82 000 Morgan stock units sold to clients through Drexel and Company. Included were Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices John W. Kephart and William O Shaffer and W W Atterbury and Owen Roberts. The record cites potential profits near two million dollars and notes Morgan partners paid substantial income taxes through 1929.
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Senate
Owen J. Roberts
The
Supreme Court
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Roberts
United Corporation
Morgan Utilities Stock Holding Company
Drexel and Company
Morgan
Pennsylvania
John W. Davis
Senator Glass
Democrat
Virginia
Keyes
House of Morgan
Preacher's Son Leaves Local Clinic After Appendectomy
The young son of Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Bentley had an appendectomy Monday at Mosely clinic and was released to his home Thursday.
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Preacher
R. M. Bentley
Mosely Clinic
Lumber firm raises salaries ten percent for 900 workers
A. J. Peavy, president of the A. J. Peavy Lumber Co, announced a 10 percent salary increase for its 900 Louisiana Arkansas and Georgia employees. The raise is a restoration and went into effect Thursday.
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Shreveport
A. J. Peavy
Louisiana
Arkansas
Georgia
Scene of Reiser Slaying Visited by Elmore Jury
Court heard dramatic testimony on Reiser slaying as Elmore and Smith were accused of the robbery motive. Witnesses described two fatal shots and Reiser’s injuries while Parrish and Busby tied the pistol and coat to the crime. The jury panel expanded to 50, with 12 names listed among those seated. Experts noted a herring carries nourishment comparable to beefsteak.
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Reiser
Elmore
Dr. Mengis
Mulhearn
Busby
Smith
Johnny Jones
Jones
Edgewater Garden
Gaza
Purification Promises Health Through Calotabs Course
Doctors endorse purification as nature’s foundation for health. cleanse the system with Calotabs weekly over weeks to purify blood and stimulate liver, kidneys, stomach, and bowels. Available in 10c and 35c packages from all dealers.
Theft of Saddle Reported From Horse on Loop Road
Marshall Lee reported a saddle theft from his horse on Washington street between Eighth and Ninth streets. The saddle valued at about 45 dollars was missing when he returned to the animal.
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Marshall Lee
Biedenharn Place
Loop Road
Lee
Washington Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Two Scottsboro Defendants Face New Cases Swapped
The Wright boy and Mammie Williams, mother of the other defendant, are linked in a switch of cases. The Maddox woman testified her brother was born October 22, 1917, making him 13 at indictment March 31, 1931, for an attack on two white women. Williams was born December 9, 1917. The death sentence for Williams and seven others in April 1931 was overturned by the Alabama Supreme Court as Williams was a juvenile.
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Wright Boy
Mammie Williams
Maddox
Scottsboro
Williams
Jackson County
Alabama Supreme Court
Washington Post Sold at Public Auction for 825000
The Washington Post was sold at public auction in Washington on Thursday for 825000 to George E. Hamilton a Washington attorney who declined to identify his client. The sale followed a district court order due to financial difficulties and years of receiver operation after Edward B McLean relinquished control.
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Washington
Washington Post
George E. Hamilton
Post
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Edward B. McLean
International Radio Corp Buys KWKH Facilities
The International Radio Corporation led by Sam D. Hunter purchased the KWKH facilities from Hello World Broadcasting, organized by W. K. Henderson, for $50,000. The deal was officially announced Thursday.
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Shreveport
International Radio Corporation
Sam D. Hunter
KWKH
Hello World Broadcasting Company
W. K. Henderson
Man of Mystery of Walker Case Back in Country
Sherwood says he is broke and jobless living in a $200-a-month apartment. He says he has been away from home two years, mostly in the United States, with brief Mexico City stay, and that he would answer questions at the proper time. The government seeks $49 000 in income taxes and the state has seized his Suffern New York home for a $50 000 contempt fine. He notes his wife’s loyalty and describes being hunted by investigators nationwide.
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Mexico City
United States
Sherwood
Suffern
N. Y
Walker
Sherewood
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Monroe Beer Distributing Company
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J. T. Shell
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I. L. Causey
H. T. Ward
Roy Smith
J. W. Boatright
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