Mrs Roosevelt Makes Stop in Tucson on Tuesday
First Lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt visits Tucson after a flight from Douglas en route to Los Angeles. She stays with friend Mrs Isabella Greenway and notes hope and determination in people to aid themselves amid national efforts. Elliott Roosevelt accompanies his mother toward Los Angeles after a brief Tucson stop.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Tucson
Ariz
Franklin D. Rloosevelt
Isabella Greenway
Pacific Coast
Elliott
Arizona
Douglas
Roosevelt
Washington
Los Angeles
Border Point
International
Glendale
Phoenix
Roosevelt Faces Defeat In Fight Over Economies
The House shows a majority backing drastic liberalization of the economy plan, prompting a strategy delay. Democratic leaders plan a Tuesday meeting to craft policy while veterans’ benefit cuts face a 25 percent limit, risking a larger 40 percent reduction in direct economies.
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Wass
House
Roosevelt
Democratic
Senate
White House
Congress
Capitol Pol
Rainey Says Early Adjournment Plans Gone Blooey
Speaker Rainey told reporters that plans for early adjournment of Congress have all gone blooey and forecast the special session would not end until July 1.
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Washington
Rainey
Congress
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Clerk of Court
Transfers include Charles McKenzie to James Noe for half of Lot 4 Square 4 Fairview Pargood addition valued at 1000. Janet Powell to George Williams Jr with multiple lots in O P additions totaling 10000. Bernice Nichols to Fall Nichols donation of Lot 8 Block 46 John Breard addition, mortgaged 9500. Z C Carroll to M T Darby Lot 27 Square 14 Terminal Heights 250 cash. Includes H M Williams Jr to S John Williams sharing multiple parcels for 120. Cobb Jackson Insurance to Monroe Building and Loan 27 properties with mortgage cancellations. Winslow Wise to E O Smith western portions of Lots 1 2 Block B Haynes resub West Monroe 300. E O Smith to J M Hattaway Lot 4 Block 3 Parnell Hodge West Monroe 500. John D Miller Charles B Roberts to Lafayette Wallace Lot 6 Miller Second addition 250. Biddie Logan to Emma Perry front half Lot 15 Square 7 Wilson Williams 1. Biddie Logan to Smith Logan back half Lot 15 Square 7 Wilson Williams 0.
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Clerk of Court
Charles Edgar McKenzie
James A. Noe
Fairview
Pargood Plantation
Janet Powell
George B. Williams, Jr
O. P
DeSiard Street
St. Ann's Alley
Jackson Street
Square 30
Missouri Pacific Railroad
John Spatafora
Aaron Jackson
Delery's
Island Colony
Bernice Renwick Nichols
H. M. Williams, Jr
S. John Williams
Jeff Pickering
W. L. Pickering
Township 18
Cobb-Jackson Insurance Agency, Inc
Monroe Building and Loan Association
Winslow B. Wise
E. O. Smith
Haynes
West Monroe
Haynes Avenue
J. M. Hattaway
Parnell
Hodge
John D. Miller
Charles B. Roberts
Lafayette Wallace
Miller
Biddie Logan
Emma Perry
Wilson Williams
Smith Logan
Willson Williams
Prohibition Repeal Momentum Expands Across States
The Anti Saloon League leader in that state warns of a fifty fifty repeal risk as Illinois votes about four to one for repeal. Michigan and Wisconsin already repealed, with New York New Jersey Delaware Rhode Island Wyoming and Nevada joining. No states yet voting to retain the amendment. More results expected before June ends.
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Anti-Saloon League
Middle West
Michigan
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Rhode Island
Wyoming
Nevada
Motion to Quash Charge Denied in Gulf Conspiracy Case
Judge Dawkins denied the motion to quash and ordered the trial to proceed. Hogan, convicted in 1930 over the Gueydan land end liquor conspiracy, faces tariff law charges linked to the sinking of the Canadian schooner I'm Alone in March 1929. The defense argued double jeopardy, while the U S Attorney pressed separate conspiracies. the judge ruled evidence would determine if grounds overlapped. Hogan is held after a three year sentence in Atlanta.
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Hogan
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Lewis
Dawkins
U. S
Philip Mecom
Mecom
Atlanta
Handsome Cup Awarded to Student at Oua chita Junior College
A. C. Burnett Jr. won a silver loving cup from the Monroe Kiwanis Club for the best short story at the Oua chita junior college commencement. The winning tale was titled The Return of Tommy King. Dr. F. K. Hirsch presented the prize and praised Kiwanis for its support of the college.
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Ouachita Junior College
A. C. Burnett, Jr
Kiwanis Club of
Monroe
Tommy King
F. K. Hirsch
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Robbers Loot Church Safe in New Orleans
Yeggs blew open the steel and concrete safe at St. George's Episcopal church on St. Charles Avenue but found no cash. Several sacks of silver ornaments used to decorate the church were untouched.
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New Orleans
Yeggs
I. D. Lang
St. George’s Episcopal Church
St. Charles Avenue
Prohibition Repeal Views By State And Voting Dates
The transcription lists state names with protestations on repeal and dates for votes. Massachusetts and Connecticut have unclear dates while New Hampshire Iowa and California show June dates. West Virginia shows a June 2 date.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Iowa
California
Virginia
Brothers Reunited After 32 Years in Columbia
Two brothers, Commander Edwin Estess of the U S Navy and Frank Estess of San Antonio, met by chance in Columbia after 32 years apart. They visited their old homestead, Monroe relatives, and friend Dr J Q Graves before Commander Estess headed to New York for three years duties.
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Columbia
Edwin Estess
United States Navy
Frank Estess
San Antonio
Tex
Estess
Monroe
E. L. West
J. D. Busby
Gordon Avenue
J. Q. Graves
Commander Estess
New York
San Diego
Louisiana State University
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Morgan Probers Seek Expanded Powers in Tax Inquiry
The Senate committee on securities investigations moves to broaden authority to examine Morgan partners incomes and 1930 year end Lamont securities sales. Senator Glass supports Pecora driven expansion with an 11 to 6 vote directing a report of a resolution to enlarge powers.
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Morgan Partners
Ferdinand Pecora
Thomas S. Lamont
Morgan
Glass
Virginia
Pecora
Grand Master of Masons to Visit Rayville in June
W D Haas Jr of Bunkie Louisiana grand master of Masons will visit R F McGuire lodge 209 Rayville Wednesday night at 8 oclock. The youngest grand master in the world he will be guest of honor at a district meeting attended by Masons from Delhi Mangham Pioneer and Oak Grove with invites to all Masons in the area. District grand officers from the section and Philip Lieber Shreveport grand senior warden and Robert F Kennon Minden grand junior warden expected to attend.
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Rayville
W. D. Haas, Jr
Bunkie
Masons
Louisiana
R. F. McGuire Lodge
Haas
Delhi
Mangham
Pioneer
Oak Grove
Philip Lieber
Shreveport
Robert F. Kennon
Minden
Reds Repulsed at Ford Plant Siege
A six hour siege at the Ford plant ended as marchers dispersed after police readiness. Four people were killed in the March 1932 confrontation at the Ford site. Leaders urged order and warned against a repeat tragedy. Demands included higher wages relief for unemployed workers workplace committees and equal treatment for Black workers.
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Dearborn
Detroit
Wayne County
Ford Company
Philip Raymond
Ford
Purification Claim Promotes Calotabs Health Course
An advertisement asserts physicians endorse purification of the system for health. It touts Calotabs as a blood purifier that activates liver kidneys stomach and bowels, offered in 10 and 35 cent packages with a suggested weekly dosing over several weeks.
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Nature
Man Slain as He Resists Arrest by Two Officers
Rogers, inebriated, resisted arrest by Sheriff Roy Huff and Deputy Henry Krause. He flashed a large roll of currency and claimed his brother was jailed in Gladewater, Texas. The pursuit spanned Sicily Island, Jonesville, and Harrisonburg, with a Jonesville marshal attempting arrest at one point.
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Rogers
Here
Gladewater
Texas
Roy L. Huff
Henry M. Krause
Sicily Island
Jonesville
Concordia Parish
Harrisonburg
Gallender
W. H. Rogers
St. Joseph
Huff
Hughes
Shreveport
Case on Reckless Driving Prolonged for Two Years
A North Carolina court continued a reckless driving charge against a defendant ten times over two years, keeping the case pending without resolution.
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North Carolina
Mattern to Stay in Omsk Until Wednesday
James Mattern the American round the world flier will remain in Omsk until Wednesday, reports reach Moscow. Authorities seek to confirm if a plane malfunction or a rest stop prompts the stay as Soviet forces advance toward Siberia and Bolshevik control.
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Omsk
Moscow
James Mattern
Aviators Prepare for Trans Atlantic Flights
Associated Press reports plans firming for long distance hops by divers aviators. Capt Mariano Barberan and Lieut Joaquin Collar target Seville to Havana in two to three days. Capt James Mollison and Amy Johnson expect London to New York next. Italian aviators mobilize 100 planes at Orbetello for staged flight to Chicago in coming days.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Mattern
Mariano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Seville
Spain
Havana
Flying Mollisons
James A. Mollison
Amy Johnson
London
New York
Bagdad
England
Orbetello
Italy
Chicago
Five Peters Family Injured in Highway Collision
Five members of the I N Peters family from Sterlington were hurt when their car struck a bus near White's filling station on the Jonesboro road shortly after 11 am Tuesday. Stuart Peters, 11, was the most seriously injured with a possible skull fracture. other injured were Mr and Mrs Peters, Wilson 20, and Mary Bell. The Peters car, west bound, collided with the east bound bus as the driver tried to avoid the crash.
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I. N. Peters
Sterlington
White's
Jonesboro Road
Stuart
Peters
Mr. Peters
Final Push to Reach Banking Reform Agreement
Washington evening report says a last effort to secure a banking reform bill accord began after Senator Glass met with President Roosevelt. The main hurdle remains Senator Vandenberg's amendment for immediate $2,500 deposit insurance, opposed by the administration which backs a one year wait for limited insurance.
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Glaas- Steaga
Vandenberg
Michigan
Orleans Woman Held 24 Hours Then Liberated
Miss Breckinridge, a downtown stenographer, was abducted while driving through Audubon park Sunday afternoon. She was restrained in a backseat, questioned about her family’s finances, and subjected to mock calls before being released near the riverfront area Monday noon.
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Self
Mississippi River
Spanish bean garbanzo arrives in lower Rio Grande valley
In a fragmentary report, garbanzo beans are noted as having been successfully introduced to the lower Rio Grande valley in Texas. The text mentions a woman and two men but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Constipation Warning and Kellogg All-Bran Remedy
An older health note explains constipation often starts subtly with aches and listlessness. It promotes Kellogg All-Bran as a bulk and iron rich remedy, stating its bran bulk clears intestinal wastes and is safer than patent medicines, urging medical advice if needed.
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Kellogg's
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