Treadgold Discusses Carbon Black at Kiwanis Luncheon
A. G. Treadgold of United Carbon spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Monroe on carbon black history and uses. He noted the 1864 Philadelphia start, rise with natural gas, rubber and ink demand, and Louisiana impacts including plant migrations, port exports, and tax valuations.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Monroe
A. G. Treadgold
United Carbon Company
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Titusville
Germany
Louisiana
Monroe
Texas
Houston
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Memphis
St. Louis
Birmingham
United States
Board of Commissioners of
Ouachita
Morehouse
Union Parishes
Body believed to be Schroeder despite puzzled clues
Indiana fire marshal Thomas Riley arrived in Mobile to inspect the car torch murder near Indianapolis. He suspects the burned man is Harold Schroeder and that he was killed by a woman not his wife for insurance. Marion County officials plan to present evidence to the prosecutor and grand jury.
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Associated Presse
Mobile
Ala
Thomas Riley
Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office
Indianapolis
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Riley
Schroeder
George L. Winkler
C. H. Keever
O. H. May
Marion County
Indiana
Winkler
Senate Sends Tick Bill to House by 31 to 6 Vote
The Louisiana Senate approved the Peltier tick bill by 31 to 6 and sent it to the House for agriculture committee review. Three amendments allowed optional dipping for horses and mules, state funding for killed livestock, and dipping for financially unable owners. The Whittington resolution called for an investigation into the Louisiana Highway Commission's finances.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Peltier
Whittington
Louisiana Highway Commission
State Senate
Huson
Huey P. Long
House
House Committee On Agriculture
Ginsberg
Louisiana Livestock Sanitary Commission
Anderson
Grant
Dore
Evangeline
Hughes
Natchitoches
Settoon
Livingston
Wingate
Vernon
Barousse
Brooks
Boone
Brodtmann
Caffery
Cain
Delahoussaye
Ducros
Duke
Fernandez
Fisher
Foucher
Gamble
Gilbert
Hall
Holcombe
Kitty
Knott
Labbe
McConnell
Norwood
Oser
Peterman
Redmond
Robinson
Schwing
Williams
Woods
Williamson
East Carroll
East Baton Rouge
Wil
Highway Commission
Standing Committee On
Public Roads and Highways
Jeff Davis
Senate
King of Calcasieu
Senate Penitentiary Committee
Penitentiary Committee
Larcade
Johnson
Laboe
Kisher
Construction Starts on $10,000 Louisiana Wrecking House Building
Construction began this morning on a brick and concrete structure on the Jonesboro road west of the Brown Paper mill. The Louisiana Wrecking House will own the building, costing $10,000, to house an automobile accessories salesroom and gasoline filling station with C. W. Bell as manager.
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Louisiana Wrecking House
Jonesboro
Brown Paper
C. W. Bell
Vacation Bible School Set for June Nine to Twenty Seven
Interdenominational program hosted by First Baptist and First Methodist in the Twin Cities runs daily 9 to 11:30 a.m. from June 9 to 27 with 20 to 40 teachers guiding up to 500 children through hymns Bible study and mission work.
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First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Wharton Brown
A. D. Tisdale
J. A. Reid
Revival Draws Crowds From Many Towns at Swart
At the Swart revival last night attendees came from Monroe West Monroe Bastrop Collinston Oak Ridge and nearby areas. Music by the augmented Bastrop directed choir accompanied Rev M E Weaver who preached on Proverbs 8 36 urging souls toward God. Nightly prayer at 7 p.m. song service at 7 45 p.m. and preaching at 8 p.m.
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Swarts
Monroe
West Monroe
Bastrop
Collinston
Oak Ridge
Smith
M. E. Weaver
Tennis Court Made Available to Y Girls
Mr and Mrs J Arthur Smith provide a tennis court for YWCA girls. The grounds at 519 Jackson Street and near the Y are open for exclusive use by Y girls for tennis games. Mrs J B Pollard, secretary, says an instructor will supervise lessons.
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J. Arthur Smith
Y.W.C.A
Smith
Jackson Street
J. B. Pollard
North Baptist Conference Ends With Armistice Between Factions
The North American Baptist convention adjourned after a year marked by a peaceful accord between fundamentalists led by Dr. William B. Riley and modernists led by Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. Both addressed the same platform without renewed doctrinal clashes, signaling a rare truce and a fragile unity among delegates.
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Cleveland
Northern Baptist Convention of America
William B. Riley
Minneapolis
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riley
Former New Orleanian Arrested in Memphis Robbery Case
James H. Calloway, formerly of New Orleans, arrested after confessing to more than a dozen robberies in Memphis. He faced five indictments for larceny after he removed over $1,200 in jewelry from Claude Tulley, a Memphis lumberman.
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Memphis
Tenn
James H. Calloway
New Orleans
Calloway
Claude Tulley
Long Snap Beans Displayed by E Cartwright at The News Star
Snap beans over nine inches long were shown at The News Star office this morning by E Cartwright of 3019 Dick Taylor Street. Cartwright grew the beans in his home garden.
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News-Star
E. Cartwright
Dick Taylor Street
Mr. Cartwright
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Kiwanis Meet
Liamson
Penitentiary and Highway Commission
Long
Collens-Thompson
Collen-Thompson Drug Store
Hotel
Virginia
Meameng
Wei
Vacation Bible School
W. L. Ethridge
Twin Cities
Phoenix
Milady
North Baptist Conference
United Press
New Orleanian
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