President Hoover monitors public sentiment via private newspaper clippings
President Hoover keeps a private "journal" of clippings from over 35 daily papers to gauge public mood on tariff revision and farm relief. Two clipping bureaus assist, with Hoover sometimes reviewing them in his office or at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Turner
Castress
Washington
Sons of the Nation
Journal
White House
Staches
Floover
Hoover
Yellow Journal
Police Court Record Of Drunken Driving And Related Offenses
Lea Facundus jailed 15 days and fined 100 for drunk driving. Walter McGee fined 100 and 15 days in jail with 3 days suspended for drink driving. Pickerel Brewton and Facundus charged with drunken and disorderly conduct at 7.50 each. Willie Thomas jailed six months for stealing. Jessie Dunn fined 7.50 with suspended sentence for reckless driving. Landis acquitted for reckless driving. Hawkins fined 2.50 plus costs for improper license. Carrie Clark accused of drawing and using a dangerous weapon.
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Lea Facundus
Runk
Walter McGee
L. H. Pickerel
J. L. Brewton
Bruce Facundus
Willie Thomas
Jessie Dunn
A. M. Landis
Robert Hawkins
Carrie Clark
Belgian Delegation Accepts German Reparations Plan
The Belgian delegation at the reparations conference accepted the German proposals to resolve the marks controversy. This acceptance may allow complete agreement on reparations questions, effectively settling the entire reparations dispute.
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Paris
25c Gas Offer for 5 Gallons Inches Forward
A terse notice says 25 cents for five gallons anywhere, with a contact line reading phone 4250. Details are sparse but imply a price offer or advertisement.
Ouachita Valley Scout News Meeting Notes
Troop 30 Hiller Heidorffer led the Scout Oath to start the meeting at St. Matthews School with Scoutmaster J. E. Bargas in charge. Mr. McConnell spoke on camp registration and a definite week for trips. a tennis tournament is planned for Thursday with about a dozen entrants and more welcome by calling Fred Fudickar. Commencement night at City High School is next week, so the troop will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM. Camar Haas led the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiller Heidorffer
City High School
Camar Haas
Charles Titche, Jr
Scout meeting sets next baseball game with Troop 84
Meeting opened at 7 80 p.m. with eighteen members and Scoutmaster Roane presiding. Troop 34 joined in games and a baseball match was scheduled with Troop 84 for next Tuesday at 3 30 on the Parish school grounds. Ira Castles led the benediction.
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Roane
Ira Castles
Capudine Relief for Nervous Headaches Ad
Nature’s warning of nerve strain. Capudine soothes tense nerves for quick relief from nervous headaches and nerve pains. No opiates, gentle on the stomach, liquid form acts fast. Sold by druggists in 80c and 60c sizes.
Scout meeting interrupted by graduation attendance
Troop 29 gathered Friday night at 7 30 with several scouts present despite many attending graduation exercises. Paul Martin led the meeting reciting the Scout oath and the oath of allegiance.
Knot tying contest among Sea Scouts ends with challenges
Allegiance to the flag opened the event led by Ross Banister. Contests featured knots and prizes won by Paul Martin John Edwin Wallace and Henry Steadman. John Edwin Wallace won most contests. Mr Dollar and Mr Fox Sea Scout Master joined, with Dollar vowing to improve and beat them next Friday. Fox taught knots and spoke on Sea Scouts. Meeting adjourned to June 7.
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Ross Banister
Paul Martin
John Edwin Wallace
Henry Steadman
Dollar
Mr. Fox Sea
Mr. Fox
Scout Troop 34 Holds Outdoor Meeting and Court
Troop 34 met outdoors for a May 31 gathering with 16 members and two visitors to join next Friday. Senior patrol leader led drills and organized a baseball team while five members earned first and second class badges. A troop court and new patrol leaders followed a varied program with entertainments and a note of Troop 28 forming a Bugle Corps and drum corps progress.
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Noel Marine
Arthur Doehla
Richard Castles
Toliver DuBose
Mr. Miller
Lyle Garretson
Donald Kinnerman
Walter Culpepper
Oscar Teegersrom
S. M. Sevier
Ernest Frazier
J. N. Davis
Lester Stoker
Troop 28
Alf
Mason of Memphis Boy Scout talk praised by scribe
Mason of Memphis Tennessee delivered a talk praising Scouting and his two sons. He recalled his eldest son serving as assistant Scout master of Memphis Troop 16 and a remark from a city judge about Boy Scouts never appearing in court. He wished he could be a Boy Scout again with Troop 28 and blessed the boys.
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Mason
Memphis
Tenn
Lester Sutker
Troop 36 and 37 Reports From Last Night Meetings
Troop 36 Brownville hosts a meeting with Scoutmaster Mr Ewing assistant Mr Metcalf and 11 of 13 sponsors present. Red Cross examiner Mr McComb demonstrated first aid and life saving triangle bandages while presenting gold blue neckerchiefs and red slides. Troop 37 met Friday with about ten boys, drilled and played games, with several planning camp and merit badge work after a Barkdull Faulk school hike. DURWOOD GRIFFIN Scribe.
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Mr. Ewing
Mr. Metcalf
McComb
Lavelle Calhoun
Catlick Springs
Barkdull Faulk
Durwood Griffin
Seven Nurses Graduate From Saint Francis Sanitarium
Graduation exercises for seven nurses from Saint Francis sanitarium training school will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Misses Valeria Floyd Elizabeth Reames Alli ie Belle Mc Daniel Dovie Frith Ivie Bostick Essie Moore and Vina E Gallman are named as graduates. The event coincides with the opening of the new sanitarium annex and attracts a large crowd to the institution. Dr I J Newton will award diplomas and other prominent men will speak. Public inspection of the building is invited Thursday 4 to 9 p.m.
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St. Francis Sanitarium Training School
Valeria Floyd
Elizabeth Reames
Aliie Belle McDaniel
Dovie Frith
Ivie Bostick
Essie Moore
Vina E. Gallman
St. Francis Sanitarium
I. J. Newton
Compliments to Alto Teachers at McCoy Home Party
A June 4 report notes a complimentary gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCoy for Alto teachers. Honorees included Miss Cleo Rushing, Miss Clara Nettie Hemler, and Mrs. E. E. Thomason. Games of rock followed by a salad course and prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alto
J. A. McCoy
Cleo Rushing
Clara Nettie Hemler
E. E. Thomason
Local social noting prizes and a marriage rumor
Awards include Miss Cleo Rushing and Miss Julia Sartor for high and low scores with gifts such as a green powder jar and a sterling bottle opener. Guests listed include the Sartor and Hemler households and Mr and Mrs J A McCoy. Jack Dempsey and Estelle Taylor described as a happy couple on arrival in Los Angeles.
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Cleo Rushing
Walter Roberts
Julia Sartor
Mr. Stattleburg
E. E. Thomason
D. R. Sartor
Mary Lou Sartor
Dick Moore
Monroe
W. T. Sartor
Clara Nettie Hemler
D. H. Good
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
Jo Crowley’s Paint Store Ad For Rent and Services
For Rent Electric waxen and vacuum cleaner. We do picture framing also. Jo Crowley’s Paint Store.
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Jo Crowley
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Associated Press
Mickey Walker
Ouachita Valley
Scout News
St. Matthews School
J. E. Bargas
Chas. Jackson
Joseph Spoher
John Devereux
Collens’ Pharmacy
Rexa LL Store
Brownville
Clifton Furlow, Scribe
Madge Bellamy
Fox
Hollywood
New York
Lux
Gwen Lee
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Raoul Walsh
Fox Films
Blanche Sweet
Saint Francis
Sally Montgomery
Cleo Rushin
Stattleburg
el Dorad
Lybrand, Ross Bros, and
Montgomery, Accountants and Auditors
The
American Tobacco Company, Incorporated
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Ccarettes
Te Supacco Ly Manufacturers
Sertcan
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