Community Leaders to Meet for U S O Campaign Planning Tonight
Northeast Louisiana U S O area chairman Ed C Apperson says 60 parish committee chairs and officers will assemble in Room E at Frances hotel to finalize drive plans. District officers list chairs and vice chairs for East Carroll Tensas Jackson Lincoln Franklin Union Caldwell Richland Morehouse West Carroll Madison Quachita Ouachita parish notes and a parish soup meeting set for 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Ouachita city hall urges club members to attend.
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Northeast Louisiana
United Service Organizations Campaign
Ed. C. Apperson
Frances Hotel
Apperson
L. M. Norton
Northeast Junior College
U.S. O. Parish
East Carroll
W. B. Brown
Judge Voelker
C. E. Holley
B. Ellis
Tensas
E. R. McDonald
Marion Guthrie
Jackson
John Birch
E. R. Collins
M. L. Dickerson
Lincoln
J. B. Kendall
H. Grady Jones
Fred Gray
Franklin—I. T. Robinson
Ralph King
Ed Randall
Ed Everett
Mark Price
L. C. Carroll
Caldwell
Archie Bridger
Buddy” Erskine
Leonard Jackson
Richland
Warren H. Hunt
Hugh Stodghill
Richard Downs
Morehouse
Glen Wilson
A. S. McMeans
Alvin Leopold
West
Fragmented Crossword Clues From A Rustic Puzzle Page
The page presents a dense list of crossword style clues and partial answers across many numbers and directions. It includes language hints in multiple languages, food and drink terms, kinship and governance references, and scattered proper nouns, suggesting a large mixed puzzle section with an emphasis on wordplay and interconnected clues.
First Lady's Charity Lecture Earns $1000 Says Plumley
Representative Plumley charges Mrs Roosevelt collected a $1000 fee for a Burlington hospital benefit. White House secretary clarifies that charity proceeds go to the hospital after deductions, with 50 percent to the lecture bureau and taxes taken.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Burlington
Plumley
Vermont
House
White House
Roosevelt
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Hospital
Auxiliary
Senator Calls Greenberg Hero in Army Induction
Senator Bailey of North Carolina praises Hank Greenberg conscripted Detroit baseball star for quitting a $40 000 yearly job to serve at $21 a month He says Greenberg laid down his bat and football suit and made a real sacrifice for his country
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Washington
Bailey
North Carolina
Hank Greenberg
Detroit
Hank
Senate
Greenberg
Paraguay President promises defense after clarity on obligations
Asuncion June 11 General Higinio Morinigo says Paraguay will fulfill obligations in Western Hemisphere defense once joint actions define them. He notes air bases are under study in talks with the United States and hopes Washington funds reconstruction and transport to boost exports and internal markets.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Higinio Morinigo
South America
Morinigo
Jose Estigarribia
Chaco
Bolivia
Washington
Luis Argana
el Tiempo
Awl Issues Permits for Two New Dwellings
Two new residential building permits were issued Wednesday morning by Sam H. Awl city building inspector. Dr. G Douglas Williams will build a one story frame duplex on Auburn Avenue at an estimated cost of 4677 with M L Brady as contractor. A T White received a permit to construct a one story frame house at 4001 Gerald Street costing 3295 with W V Clark as contractor.
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Sam H. Awl
G. Douglas Williams
Auburn Avenue
M. L. Brady
A. T. White
Gerald Street
W. V. Clark
Lions Elect Jonesboro Board of Directors and Officers
Jonesboro Louisiana Lions Club members elected E. L. Mobley as president C. T. Woodard secretary treasurer Wilfred Scroggins first vice president J D Koonce second vice president W C Rundell third vice president and directors W H McLaurin Mike Kelley L A Funderburk J C Shows Pete Ruch. Installation set for June 26.
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LIONS
Jonesboro
Jonesboro Lions Club
E. L. Mobley
C. T. Woodard
Wilfred Scroggins
J. D. Koonce
W. C. Rundell
Mike Kelley
L A. Funderburk
J. C. Shows
Pete Ruch
W. H. McLaurin
Collections of taxes go high in Louisiana reports
Louisiana revenue director Rufus Fontenot announced that state tax collections for the first eleven months of the fiscal year rose to 63.73 million dollars, up 4.38 million from the previous year, despite losses from repealed sales tax and auto license changes. Five taxes showed large increases led by severance taxes and gasoline, with new taxes adding about one million more. May 1941 saw a 527 thousand dollar rise, driven mainly by income tax and gasoline taxes, bringing eleven month totals near four thousand dollars more than last year.
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Baton Rouge
Rufus Fontenot
Fontenot
Seymour Glazer Receives Outstanding Journalism Graduate Honor
Seymour Glazer of Monroe is cited by Sigma Delta Chi as the outstanding male journalism graduate of LSA for 1941. He graduated with honors from Northeast Junior College in 1939 and was editor in chief of the Pow Wow. Federal airways experts project nearly 100000 civilian pilots in the U S by year end 1941.
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Seymour Glazer
Maurice Glazer
Monroe
Sigma Delta Chi
Glazer
Northeast Junior College
Federal Airways
United States
Heavy rains pound Texas and Louisiana after tornadoes
The Associated Press reports continued heavy rainfall across Texas and Western Louisiana following a weekend of tornadic winds and cloud bursts that left deaths and injuries in East Texas and Northwest Louisiana. Rainfall moved slowly eastward with Navasota Texas at 3.58 inches in 24 hours and other cities reporting new totals.
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Associated Press
Texas
Louisiana
Navasota
Tex
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Lufkin
Lake Charles
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Three U. S. Planes Hit 400 Miles An Hour Speeds
Detroit, June 11. The 1941 Aerosphere yearbook lists three U. S. fighter types with top speeds of 400 mph or more. Bell Airacobra at 400 mph, Vultee Vanguard 61 over 400 mph, and Lockheed Interceptor at 404 mph.
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Detroit
United States
Glenn D. Angle
Angle
United States Army
Messerschmitt
Germany
Henry H. Arnold
Army
Mars
Big Ten Schools List Context
A list of Big Ten members includes Chicago Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan Minnesota Ohio State Purdue Northwestern and Wisconsin as the conference lineup.
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Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Cotton classing school held at Louisiana Tech
Ruston Louisiana June 11 special plans for the tenth annual cotton classing school at Louisiana Tech from June 30 to July 19. The program includes grading and stapling thousands of cotton samples with instruction by A V Williams and a federal classing representative. Sessions run 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 with examinations for federal certificates and one hour college credit. A $7 50 tuition covers expenses and dormitory dining facilities are available.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
R. L. Reese
School of Agriculture
Louisiana Cotton Cooperative Association
A. V. Williams
Division of Cotton Marketing
United States Department of Agriculture
Memphis
Reese
Tech
Twin births and single infant death announced in West Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. McClendon of North 10th street West Monroe announce the arrival of twin boys born yesterday afternoon at St Francis sanitarium One twin died two hours after birth Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tillison of 1011 Cypress street West Monroe announce the arrival of a daughter born yesterday afternoon at Riverside sanitarium
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B. B. McClendon
North 10Th Street
West Monroe
St. Franci Sanitarium
E. H. Tillison
Cypress Street
Riverside Sanitarium
Bastrop Boy Scouts Reregister With 38 Members
Reregistration of Boy Scout Troop 3 Bastrop announced by Ouachita Valley council executive secretary Olan H Black. J L Rigsby is scoutmaster. troop sponsored by Mutual Benefit Ace of the Louisiana Paper mill. 38 members listed with eight assistant scoutmasters named.
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Bastrop
Olan H. Black
Ouachita Valley Council
J. L. Rigsby
Mutual Benefit Ace
Louisiana Paper Mill
Log Rolling Group to Meet in Drew This Summer
A Wood ron of the World Northeast Log Rolling association session Tuesday night drew members from Drew Winnsboro Bastrop and Monroe. They planned the next quarterly meeting for Drew in July with the exact date pending. Bastrop will host a special meeting June 12 and Winnsboro a special meeting June 19. Military plane propellers are now coated in dull black to reduce visibility to the enemy.
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Woodron
World Northeast Log Rolling Association
Drew
Winnsboro
Bastrop
Monroe
Zeigler Released on Bond After Peace Warrant Arrest
Zeigler of near White's Ferry was released from the parish jail Wednesday morning after posting $500 bond. Sheriff Milton Covedale says Zeigler was arrested late Tuesday on a peace warrant sworn by his wife.
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Hood Zeigler
White's Ferry
Milton Coverdale
Zeigler
Tuese
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