Flight disaster near Cajon Pass claims three lives
Army pilot Lieut Charles M McHenry survived a crash that killed Privates Spencer Leadbetter Romano in Cajon Pass. inquest set. injured Lieut Kennedy Decker Blinka treated at San Bernardino hospital. Dodges finish a seven year chess match begun by mail in Oregon and California.
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March Field
Riverside
Cal
Lune
Good Providence
Charles M. McHenry
Los Angeles
Fortune
McHenry
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino
Addison C. Spencer
Charleroi
Charles M. Leadbetter
Roseburg
Ore
L. D. Romano
Syracuse
N. Y
E. D. Kennedy
Kansas City
Seymour D. Decker
Elmira
Paul L. Blinka
Alice
Texas
Kennedy
Decker
Blinka
Plans For Mary And Noel Honeymoon Blocked
Lillian and Madge urge Philip Veritzen to let the couple keep their five day honeymoon in their own romantic plan. They want Noel and Mary to have the new car and Mary’s motor coat, while preserving the surprise of their destination.
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Madge
Mary
Philip Veritzen
Noel
Lillian
Veritzen
Mr. Veritzen
Phil Veritzen
A Sequel to Heart of a Wife by Adele Garrison
Noel plans a romantic five day honeymoon with his mother’s memory looming over the arrangements. Mr Veritzen weighs the social awkwardness and family approval while the narrator recalls Noel's father’s temperamental nature and Noel’s affection for his mother.
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Noel
Mr. Veritzen
Holiday For Banks On Saturday In This State
Decoration day Saturday leads banks in Monroe and West Monroe to stay closed all day. Monroes banks close statewide for the holiday in this state.
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Banks of
Monroe
West Monroe
Gospel Singers to Gather in Ruston for Summer Meet
Ruston hosts the North Louisiana Singers association summer meet with poets and leaders from north Louisiana and neighboring states. Louisiana Tech’s main auditorium will house up to about a thousand, with Mayor Gayne and Judge Walker delivering welcomes. President Kelley expects high attendance.
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Ruston
North Louisiana Singers Association
North Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Winnfield
Louisiana Tech
Tech
G. W. Bond
Charles C. Gayne
Identification Clues Sought In Bay Two Women Found
In Miami on June 2 authorities searched for leads to identify two women found tied together in Dumfounding Bay. The bodies, unclothed and submerged about three weeks, had crushed skulls. Dental work is the only clue. detectives estimate ages 40 to 50. No missing women reports matched.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
Dumfounding Bay
Cumfounding Bay
Biscayne Bay
E. C. Thomas
Negro Employee Receives 32 Year Service Pin
Edward Mosley of 404 Twenty fifth Street received a letter from L. W. Baldwin president of the Missouri Pacific railroad congratulating him on 32 years of service. He began in December 1900 in Monroe in the freight department and recently retired as the award is issued.
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Edward Mosley
Twenty-fifth Street
L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mosley
Monroe
Anniversary celebrated by Judge Gilbert Dupre in Opelousas
Opelousas Louisiana June 2 Judge Gilbert L Dupre once a leading figure in the state legislature and his wife Julia Estilette marked their 52nd wedding anniversary. The couple wed in Opelousas on June 1 1881 and were joined by daughters Mrs Pagy of Leonville and Mrs Ike Litton of Opelousas along with many relatives and friends from nearby areas.
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Opelousas
Gilbert L. Dupre
Nestor
Louisiana
Julia Estilette
F. O. Pagy
Leonville
Ike Litton
Drew School Commencement Honors Fifteen Graduates
Fifteen grammar school students at Drew School received diplomas Thursday night in exercises led by Principal E H Williamson. Doris Avant was salutatorian, Bert McGee valedictorian, Fred Williamson gave the address on Straight Thinking.
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Drew
Drew School
E. H. Williamson
Doris Avant
Bert McGee
Fred Williamson
the World and News-Star
Miss King
Robin Green
Mr. Williamson
Oran Rottenbrook
Lester Avant
Byrne Walker
Eva Stansbury
Laverne Kent
Dickie Purvis
Evelyn Holloway
Pierce Henry
Aubrey Henry
Ora Lee Wilhite
Margie Wilhite
Morene Coker
A. M. Bunch
Drew Baptist Church
Setting Fire to House Charged to Singleton
An indictment returned by St. Landry parish grand jury at Opelousas charges L. S. Singleton of Lecompte with setting fire to a Eunice dwelling where occupants slept. The home belonged to R. B. Wood of Mamou, nephew of Singleton, rented to J. L. White. The August 6 1932 blaze caused only small damage.
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Shreveport
S. N. Young
St. Landry Parish
Ope« Kousas
L. S. Singleton
Lecompte
Eunice
Wood
Mamou
Young
Singleton
J. L. White
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Walter J. Dodge
Portland, Ore
George S. Dodge
Montebello
Yan
Gamin
Adele Garrison
Fce
U. & Bureau of Home Economics
Louisiana Ice & Coal Co., Inc
Trenton West Monroe
DeSiard Street
Southwestern Ice Manufacturers Asses
Gospel
A Isa Boabed
Home Furniture Co., Inc
DeSiard
North 5Th St
Salton Sea
Imperial Valley
Calif
Econom Furniture CO
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Essolene
Ated
The
Standard Oil Company of
Loui
Siana
Esso
Essolabe
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Colonial
Beacom Oil Company
Law
Kase, Ina
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