Green's Grocery Open for Trade
Green's Grocery Inc at 2002 De Slard Street is open for business offering groceries and meats. S L Powell is manager and I B Wanson is assistant manager with Jim En in charge of meat department. Staff are experienced and invite the public to visit this first class grocery and market. Subsidizing exports of ready made clothing by the Polish government has increased shipments to Great Britain France and Holland.
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Green’s Grocery, Inc
DeSlard Street
S. L. Powell
I. B. Wanson
Jimen
Great Britain
France
Holland
The Story of Temple Drake at Paramount This Weekend
The Story of Temple Drake stars Miriam Hopkins with Jack La Rue and others and plays Friday through Sunday at the Paramount. The film follows a doomed romance in a city with a gangster, a courtroom defense by William Gargan, and a dramatic climax. The Capitol screens The Rustlers Roundup Friday and Saturday, directed by Henry MacRae who favors action over dialogue in this Tom Mix Universal western. MacRae’s long career includes early finds like Betty Compson and Rudolph Valentino, and he directed Clancy of the Mounted.
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Paramount
Temple Drake
William Faulkner
Paramount Theater
Miriam Hopkins
Jack la Rue
William Gargan
William Collier, Jr
Irving Pichel
Sir Guy Standing
Miss Hopkins
Peir
Gargan
Henry MacRae
Rustlers
Capitol Theater
MacRae
Animal Pictures
Selig
Universal City
Clancy
the Mounted
Robert W. Service
The
Universal
Tom Tyler
Betty Compson
Rudolph Valentino
Lois Wilson
Drive for Beer Campaign Starts in Texas
Mathis leads Texas drive for beer legalization, promising tax cuts, more jobs, and better business. He rejects northern brewers’ funding and stresses using newspapers as the main information channel. A district budget will be drafted for the senatorial campaign amid plans for an industrial survey to guide the crusade.
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Texas
Mathis
Legion
Hal H. Thurber
Dallas
Loans Announced for Louisiana and Mississippi Banks
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorized loans to 18 banks and trust companies in Louisiana and six in Mississippi during April. The largest Louisiana loan was 120,000 to the Bank of Terrebonne and Trust Company of Houma. Several Louisiana loans were withdrawn or canceled, including 175,000 to LSU for a self liquidating loan and 37,500 for the Bank of Oxford. Mississippi loans included Amite County Bank 25,000 Gloucester, Bank of Houston 3,500 Bank of Olive Branch 5,000 Valley Bank 31,000 Peoples Bank of Union 24,825 and First National Bank and Trust Company in Vicksburg 100,000.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bank of Terrebonne and Trust Company
Houma
Louisiana State University
Gretna Trust and Savings Bank
Amite County Bank
Glouster
Bank of Houston
Bank of Olive Branch
Valley Bank
Rosedale
Peoples Bank of Union
First National Bank and Trust Company
Vicksburg
Bank of Oxford
Harrison proposes substitute tax plan to curb sales levy
Pat Harrison unveils a substitute plan to raise revenue by a half cent gasoline tax increase, reform at source taxation on corporate dividends, and continued consolidated returns. He argues the program funds public works bonds and targets unemployment without a general sales tax.
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Harrison
Reed
Pennsylvania
Prizes and Money Earned Easily By Carolina Girl
Eloise Anderson, a 4-H member from Florence South Carolina, collected multiple awards including a medal for the best earning exhibit in her county and two trips to Winthrop college short courses. She earned state fair and Peedee fair prizes and first at a community fair, with poultry emphasis. In 1931 she and her mother netted $485 over expenses and nearly as much last year, and she profited $50 from a half acre of tobacco.
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Florence
S. C
Eloise Anderson
Winthrop College
Peedee
Anderson
Labor Party Attacks Chamberlain Over War Debt Policy
Labor speakers criticized the British government for delaying a clear stance on the American war debt at the economic conference. They noted a June 15 payment of 75.95 million dollars and urged firmer Washington policy despite U.S. opinions.
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United States
Washington
Stafford
America
Mass Migration Viewed As Unemployment Cure
London June 2 Sir Henry Page Croft MP proposes collective emigration to undeveloped empire areas as Britain's unemployment solution. He urges new settlements away from current populations and a "war mind" to lift a section of the population from despair.
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London
Britain
Henry Page Croft
Dominions
Daughter and mother to be released after fatal home shooting
In Jackson Mississippi on June 2 a 14 year old Elsie Beatrice Anderson and her mother Lettie Swayse Anderson were held after the girl shot and killed her father Eldridge N. Anderson 45. They were to be released from Hinds county jail Friday.
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Jackson
Miss
Elsie Beatrice Anderson
Lettie Swayse Anderson
Eldridge N. Anderson
Hinds County
Car Mishap Ends Life of Waskom Station Manager
Marshall Holbrook, manager of a service station at Waskom Texas, was instantly killed when his car overturned at 4 a.m. Friday near Was kom. R G Graves and Gaston Graves in the car were severely injured.
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Shreveport
Marshall Holbrook
Waskom
Tex
R. G. Graves
Gaston Graves
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Beal
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
H. K. Poulan
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Capitol
Ross Brothers
South Grand St
Southwest Baking Co
Layton
Pat Harrison
Carolina
Swayze
Chamberlain
Labor Party
Meric Red
Multidlee
M Foods
Ftealth
Journal of American Medical Association
Grocery
Catalpa
Ioemame Cre
Alameda
bDiUu
Shetland
Chevrolet
Kennedy-Bennett Drug Co
Trenton
Ike’s
Rodeo Headquarters
Pete” Williams
Trenton St
Breard’s Grocery
Fourth and
Washington Sts
Breard
2 Mart
Reribbon
PP Corp
Generals
West Monroe Battery
M. C. White
Trenton and Pine
Whitaker Radio and Electric Co
Cuz
Rogers Taxi
Riverfront
Xepert
CLI Smale
Auto Top
Sheffield
Monroe Merchants
Ewing
DeLoach Cleaners
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