Death in Lindsly manhunt ends with self inflicted shot
After a long pursuit in a wooded area near the penitentiary, Lindsly engaged with officers in a gun battle and died from a self inflicted chest wound as he shouted he was dying. Two bystanders were killed and one guard wounded in the firefight and misidentification.
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Willy Wade
Tom J. Fluitt
Hamilton
Drew Fields
Percy
Teddy Martin
West Feliciana Parish
Louis Heard
Heard
Himel
Long
Wate
Washington
Dr. Vews
Faiy
Thrax
Early store closing begins for Monroe commerce group
The retail division of the Chamber of Commerce of Monroe and West Monroe ordered early closing from Monday through August. Stores will close at 5 p.m. on weekdays and at 9 p.m. on Saturdays instead of 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. respectively.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Monroe
West Monroe
Jesus King of Truth Love and Character at Graduation
A graduation address extols Jesus as king in the realms of character truth and sacrificial love. The speaker urges graduates to follow Christ, seeking loyalty and service, with a week of events including an Abernathy home reception banquet class night and a commencement atNeville High School with Rabbi Hirsch delivering the address.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Galilee
Christ
Judas
Pilate
Hotel Virginia
Neville High School
F. K. Hirsch
Accused Beater of Wife Hangs Self
In New Orleans on June 1 Ed die Dunn, 29, hanged himself in his jail cell after arrest on drunkenness and wife beating charges. Mrs Dunn reported a possible jaw fracture and facial bruises from the alleged attack after she stayed out late Saturday night.
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New Orleans
Eddie Dunn
Stolen 1925 Chevrolet From City Fire Station
J. L. Griffin a city fireman said police over the weekend that a 1925 model Chevrolet radiator had been stolen from the rear of No. 4 fire station on Forrest avenue.
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J. L. Griffin
Forrest Avenue
Proposals and protests blur Louisiana legislative day
Baton Rouge protests over Richland parish tick dipping triggered by Rep T J Coenen who urged an inquiry into alleged abuses and board indifference. Governor Leche defers Texas centennial visit as lawmakers push 365 house and 114 senate bills amid a flood of late session measures.
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Baton Rouge
Richland Parish
House of Representatives
T. J. Coenen
Richland
State Livestock Sanitary Board
House
Richard W. Lewhe
Louisiana
Dallas
Roosevelt
Senate
Long
L. B. Eastland
J. A. McCurnin
East Baton Rouge
District of Columbia
New Orleans
Leche
Robert S. Maestri
Charles Anzalone
Tangipahoa
Morvant
Board of Governors
State Bar of Louisiana
Huey P. Long
City finances to pledge license tax revenue and issue warrants
Legislative measures propose pledging license tax revenue as property taxes and allow tax anticipation warrants at a 2 percent discount. A WPA slum clearance bill for New Orleans aims to access federal funds, while debate continues on mayoral tenure and retirement pay. Senate approves public works grants up to 45 percent for smaller projects and 30 percent for larger ones.
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New Orleans
T. Semmes Walmsley
FE. G. Burke
Walmsley
Black
Alabam
House
Senate
Passamaquoddy
Maine
Flogenda Ship Canal
Roosevelt
Ickes
Roosevelt Moves to Avert Congress Jam
Senator King of Utah acting chairman of the Senate finance committee planned to submit a measure today to ease a looming congress jam and avert a possible stalemate.
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Roosevelt
Congress
King
Utah
Director King Vidor Began Hollywood as Script Clerk
The future film director King Vidor started his Hollywood career as a script clerk earning 12 dollars a week, marking the early stage of his long career in cinema.
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King Vidor
Hollywood
Coroners Elected Take Oath as Jurors Investigate Fatal Stabbing
Dr Irving J Wolff begins duties as Ouachita Parish coroner and opens first case a fatal stabbing. Sidney Rogers, a Black man, is stabbed by Ethel Buer, a Black woman, on Coleman Avenue West Monticello. Witnesses say the pair argued on a porch then fought to the street. Rogers dies at a local hospital minutes after arrival.
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Ouachi Parish
Irving J. Wolff
Ofce Duri
Sundy
Hig Firs
Sidney Rogers
Neroma
Ethel Buer
Rogers
Sheriff's Department
Loca
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