Final Rites For Drowned Man At West Monroe
The funeral of Hyso Edward Henderson Jr., 20, who drowned Monday at the Monroe Sand and Gravel pit near West Monroe, was held Tuesday at the family home. Rev. J. L. Ross officiated, with survivors including his parents and several siblings. Firemen recovered the body. coroner Dr. Mengis ruled the death accidental drown.
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Hyso Edward Henderson, Jr
Monroe Sand and Gravel Company
West Monroe
J. L. Ross
McClendon Baptist Church
Hyse Edward Henderson
Loyce
Totsie
Jessie
Norma
Jewel June
Elmer
Thelmer
Monroe
James Young
Jack Blanks
Tom Dupree
J. W. Faler
Blanks
C. L. Mengis
Henderson
Natchitoches Road
Downings
Fulk Identifies Payne Kidnapper in Arkansas
Kenneth Conn of Lansing Kansas identified by O A Fulk of 1107 North Third street as one of two men who kidnapped Mr and Mrs L E Payne and two children Friday noon and forced them to drive to Pine Bluff Arkansas. Fulk picked Conn from a World photograph of escaped convicts after noting the men had short fair hair. The Paynes were released unharmed at Pine Bluff after the car ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Conn
Lansing
Kan
O. A. Fulk
North Third Street
Bastrop
Monroe
Payne
Mr. Falk
Conn
Pine Bluff
Malvern
Ark
Paynes
Falk
Mrs. Payne
Injunction Arguments Delayed One Week in Louisiana Case
Federal court in New Orleans postponed for one week the argument on a preliminary injunction challenging Louisiana regulations and taxes that allegedly discriminatory affect shrimp and oyster shipments to Biloxi Mississippi. The suit by Desporte Packing Anticid Sea Coast and Mavor packing firms seeks to curb state conservation rules. A three judge panel extended the case to allow a new bill of complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Biloxi
Miss
Canning and Packing Companies
Louisiana Conservation Department
Desporte Packing Co., Inc
Anticid Packing Company, Inc
Mavor Fish and Oyster Company
Sea Coast Packing Company, Inc
Preliminary Hearing Slated For Entertainer In Dallas
Louis Ruthardt a 24 year old night club entertainer was scheduled for a preliminary hearing on murder charges in the death of his dancing partner Jo Betty Sell a 17 year old Oklahoma City girl who died after being brought from a Grand Prairie night club to a Dallas hospital. Autopsy found a blood clot under the left temple and physicians said a head blow caused the death according to the State.
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Dallas
Tex
Louis Ruthardt
Jo Betty Sell
Oklahoma City
Grand Prairie
Fort Worth
Ruthardt
First Cotton Bloom Reported Near Greenville Mississippi
The season's first cotton bloom came to Greenville from planter T. H. Bond of Longwood. He farms 650 acres with about 200 in bloom and notes the boll weevil has begun to appear. The bloom arrives three days earlier than last season.
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Greenville
Miss
T. H. Bond
Longwood
Love Conquers Royal Ambitions Across Europe
In Europe three young royals shed royal aims for love. Prince of Asturias plans to wed Cuban Edelmiro Smapedro amid royal reluctance from King Alfonso. Sweden's Lennart became Bernadotte and a commoner after marrying Karin Nissvandt. Wilhelm of Prussia chose Italian descent Dorothea von Salviati over throne duties, preferring a farmer’s life and a steel helmet role.
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New York
Prince of Asturias
Lennart of
Sweden
Bernadotte
Karin Nissvandt
Prince Charming
Prince Wilhelm
Prussia
Germany
Prince Asturias
Senorita Edelmira Smapedro
Lausanne
Juan
Wilhelm
Dorothea von Salviati
London
Gustav
Prince William
Malnutrition notables across 15 states and provinces
A North American health conference heard that at least 15 U S states and Canadian provinces show malnutrition evidence among children. Dr. Felix J Underwood compared 1932 to 1929 data, noting regional increases and funding cuts to child health bureaus, while infant mortality fell in many states from 1910 to 1930. Experimental auto tops from copper sheet claim to serve as radio aerials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North America
Felix J. Underwood
Mississippi
Drouth
Louisiana Tech Announces Summer Faculty Changes
Louisiana Tech President G W Bond announced summer and next year faculty changes. Miss Jennie Lorenz will replace Miss Vivian Turner on speech work during summer and next year while Turner pursues a doctorate at Iowa. Other new appointees include O R Phares in social science and W R Cline returning as high school principal.
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University of Iowa
Miss Lorenz
University of Wisconsin
Columbia University
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York
Curry School of Expression
Boston
Sheboygan
Wis
O. R. Phares
Louisiana College
M. A. Peabody College
John E. McGee
McGee
W. R. Cline
Louisiana Tech
Cline
L. 8
S. U
F. Schroeder
Tech
Louisiana State University
Schroeder
Eleanor Harkins
Mississippi State College For Women
Lucille Campbell
Fairy C. McBride
Winnie D. Evans
Peabody College
Frances Wilson
New Speech Instructor Named for Louisiana Tech Summer Classes
Miss Jennie Lorenz will direct speech training at Louisiana Tech this summer and next year, replacing Miss Vivian Turner on a year long leave to pursue a doctoral degree. Lorenz earned degrees from the University of Wisconsin and the University of Iowa.
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Jennie Lorenz
Louisiana Tech
Vivian Turner
University of Iowa
Miss Lorenz
University of Wisconsin
Seven Sudden Deaths Listed by Mengis
Coroner C. L. Mengis reports seven sudden or accidental deaths in May in Ouachita parish. Cases include Henry Gallia and Lulu Jones both linked to injuries, Charles Myers found drowned, Priscilla Spencer cerebral hemorrhage, S J Chance heart lesion, and John Williams Jr. drowned. Mitchell, a transient, was found dead near Calhoun and Myers missing 12 days after vanishing May 2. Williams died while swimming and Lulu Jones was struck by a car at a railroad crossing.
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C. L. Mengis
Henry Gallia
South Third Street
Thomas S. Mitchell
Charles S. Myers
Lulu Jones
Priscilla Spencer
S. J. Chance
John Williams
Mitchell
Calhoun
Gallia
Myers
Bosco
Young Williams
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita River
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Layton Street
Southwest Heat Wave Grips Southwest with Record Temps
Heat wave across Kansas, Oklahoma and surrounding states pushes many readings above 100 degrees. Kiosk Kansas logs 117, Wichita 105.5, Enid 106, Oklahoma City 98, Omaha 102. Wheat crop damage expected large as harvest begins. Kansas wheat crop well below average. Three heat prostrations reported in greater Kansas City area.
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Kansas City
U.P
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Enid
Okla
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Y's Men Club to Meet Wednesday at Hotel Frances
The Y's Men Club schedules its regular meeting for Wednesday night at 6 30 at Hotel Frances. The board plans its monthly meeting Tuesday at the home of Bill Leber. The issue features J Paul Kemerer known as Coach Kemerer, new member and native Pennsylvanian teaching political science and economics at Ouachita Junior College.
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Hotel Frances
Bill Leber
Y’s
J. Paul Kemerer
Kemeerer
Pennsylvania
Ouachita Junior College
Gas Claims Two Lives In Hattiesburg Incident
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on Monday two men died from gasoline fumes from a leaky pipe. Victims were W. C. Shipp Jr aged 28 white and Charlie Hullum aged 22 Black. Local authorities investigated the accident.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
W. C. Shipp, Jr
Charlie Hullum
Kotex Introduces Patented Equalizer Sanitary Protection
The new Kotex product touts a patented Equalizer for unmatched safety and comfort with less bulk. It promises phantomized ends, equal protection on either side, and improved softness and absorbency for disposable sanitary protection.
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T’s
Kotex
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