America Offers Opportunity To Youth At Regents Ceremony
Northeast Center dean introduced Dr Broussard a 38 year state university veteran and author. Baton Rouge parent university says 700 graduates. He urged youth to seize new social and economic order, reject communism, and plan for the future as America rebuilds. Diplomas awarded by Lt Gov James Noe. campus honors for students include Eugene Chapman The Revival Day, Paul Colvin pre med prize, Minnie E Rhodes silver medal among interpretive history honors. athletic cups to Kenner Day Frank Mosley and John Jeffries Jr. Final benediction by Professor Redditt as Alma Mater sang.
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James A. Noe
Monroe
T. O. Brown
Ouachita Parish
Minnie Etta Rhodes
Kent Breard
Robert Hudson
James Malone
Kenner
Ark
John Jeffries, Jr
Fort Worth
Texas
Redditt
Winnfield Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Church
The Winnfield Baptist church Woman's Missionary Society held its regular meeting with reports from society circles. Attendees included Miss Georgia Prothro who spoke on the recent Southern Baptist convention in Memphis.
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Georgia Prothro
Southern Baptist Convention
Memphis
Tenn
France Plans Sixth Default On War Debt To U S
Paris reports a note announcing France will draft a message for Washington on June 15. Pierre Laval will present the note outlining France’s stance and seeking to address the United States’ semi annual payment demand, which Paris has previously not contested but cannot currently offer.
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France
United States
Pierre Laval
Washington
Roosevelt to ask for regulation amid NRA overhaul
President Roosevelt convened a special cabinet session and summoned congressional leaders with a press conference planned to outline an emergency plan to regulate wages hours and trade practices. The move follows the NRA payroll deadline and signals a national debate on federal versus state power over social and economic issues.
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Charles West
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Massachusetts
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Maryland
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Illinois
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Hamley and guests attend nursing graduate in St Louis
Lake Providence figures traveled to St Louis for Ellen Gibson’s nursing school graduation. A large all day Arlington picnic included Hamleys, Voelkers, Wyly, Witherow, and Guenard families, plus others. Miss Mary Hamley honored at luncheon by Mrs Voelker. Mrs Hester attends Detroit federation convention. Local musical program featured diverse performances and radio broadcast from Jackson, Miss.
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M. E. Gibson
St. Louis
Ellen Gibson
St. Louis School
Arlington
Mary, Kate and
Anne Hamley
Katherine Voelker
Annie Rose Wyly
Betty Congoletti
Tallulah
Jane Morris Witherow
Steve and
Arthur Guenard
Charles Surles
Frank Voelker
T. G. Biggs, Jr
Jack McCain
Haynes Harkey
Mary Hamley
J. M. Hamley
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Betty Cagnoletti
Kate Hamley
Anna May Hamley
C. E. Hester
Detroit
Mich
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Hester
Louisiana
Ashley W. Warlick
Valse
Genevieve Gross
Mabel Hamley
Jane Hill
Fred Adkisson
F. D. Adkisson
Ethel Mae Adkisson
Olive Ann Guenard
J. H. Guenard
Clifton Dyson
Fish University
Thelma Merschon
Nazeleh Lunard
Jackson
Iss
Printing Awarded for St Landry Parish Journal
The New Era of Eunice Louisiana with active manager and editor Howard Strother was named parish printer and official journal of St Landry parish for the coming year by the parish police jury meeting in OpeloUsas. The New Era served as the parish official publication in the past year.
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Opelousas
New Era
Eunice
Howard Strother
Italy accuses Ethiopia of border attack killing 30 in Eritrea
Rome reports an official charge that Ethiopians attacked Italian natives on the Eritrean border last Friday killing 30. Italians say raiders stole cattle, were repulsed near Gublei, with no Italian casualties. Diplomatic action planned. full mobilization unlikely before next rainy season. Italian press accuses Britain of aiding Ethiopia.
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General ruling on TVA sought in Alabama case
Birmingham June 4. A higher court appeal seeks broad review of TVA powers including a ban on TVA business with Alabama Power, competing transmission, power sale, public ownership, and municipal loans for power plants. It asks for constitutional and TVA act authority declarations and prohibits PWA loans for municipalities regardless of TVA power use.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
W. I. Grubb
Grubb
TVA
Alabama
North Alabama
PWA
Forney Johnson
Alabama Power Company
Four Oklahoma quadruplets turn 20 amid shared songs
Mona Roberta Mary and Leota Keys of Oklahoma, born June 4 1915 to Mr Mrs Flake Keys, mark their 20th birthday while performing saxophone and piano. They attend reunions and planned tours in North Carolina, while dressing alike and sharing high school memories.
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Roberta
Mary
Leota
Flake Keys
Carl A. Morlok
Lansing
Mich
Dionne
Hell's High School Alumni Association
Baylor University “Little Theater
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Carter Case Heads for Jury This Week
The Carter case nears jury as defense witnesses place Carter in Evergreen Alabama on January 20 21 and part of January 22. Laurel lumberman Charles Green testified he was in Evergreen those days and did not see Carter, while J A Morgan also said he was in the area and could not confirm Carter’s absence.
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Evergreen
Ala
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Laurel Lumberman
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Laurel
Discreet Gambling Ordered By Huey P Long in New Orleans
Senator Huey P Long says gambling can return to New Orleans only if discreet and limited to ten percent of past levels. He vows against open gambling with big signs, after ministerial leaders accused his administration of breaking faith. He mentions a possible five day special session, though less likely.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
Barkdull Faulk Post Of Legion Inspected
Inspection of the L. B. Faulk post of the American Legion occurred at the regular Monday night meeting led by Larry Fox of Ruston, past department commander. A nominating committee was formed for the July post officer election, with Charles M. Mitchell named chair.
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American Legion
Larry Fox
Ruston
Charles M. Mitchell
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