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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

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Louisiana Gas Tax Debate Hits Louisiana and Texas Fields

Discussion of Louisiana severance tax on natural gas cites rate of three percent and a proposed higher tax based on price per thousand cubic feet. The piece contrasts Texas absence of gas tax and notes Waskom and Bethany fields straddle the two states, prompting questions about tax fairness and impact on producers.

Hal McClanahan North Uuisima Louisiana Waskom Bethany Texas Shreveport

President of Opelousas Bank Dies at Home

Dr. James P. Ssizan, 61, president of Planters Bank and Trust company in Opelousas, La., died at his residence. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Josie Watkins, and an adopted son, James. Funeral services were to be held today.

Associated Press Opelousas James P. Ssizan Planters Bank and Trust Company Josie Watkins James

Tech Commencement Activities Dominate Ruston Weekend

Tech commencement in Ruston spans three days with events from a senior banquet at Hotel Sheppard to diploma awards in the new gym by Judge H H White. Highlights include the Senior Bench dedication, Alumni reception, Saturday picnic, a Sunday sermon by Rev R H Wynne, and Monday morning address by Hon Harvey G Fields. The list of graduates covers Engineering Arts and Sciences Education English-Foreign Language Music and Mathematics-Science with numerous names.

News-Star Ruston Hotel Sheppard H. H. White State Board of Education Tech Alumni Association Alumni Association and Friends R. H. Wynne Lake Charles Fields Lyman Clayton Eunice H. Culpepper William S. Culpepper Allen Givens, Jr William Pattison Givens James F. Naylor Oliver Lamar Ratcliff John T. Richardson Volney Olifas Riser Allan Eugene Williams Lewie G. King Francis Norman Gallaspy Robert L. Moncrief Elizabeth Pearl Richardson Thurle Bruce Walker Margaret Barksdale Mary Copeland Barksdale Lucia Uralton Black Guy Rerre Bordeion Eula Brain Lilla Carter Grayson W. Chambless Elsie Kavanaugh Clinton Lula Cowser Annie Paunie Durrett Clara Effie Griggs Maggie Dell Hinton Margaret Knott Charlotte Elizabeth Glenn Norris Walker Mary Alice Wilder Clifford Woodard Eunice Wright Grace Bennett Neill L. Hardy Willis Jennie Kendall Campbell Margaret Helen LeGuin Ruth Henry Margaret Flournoy Mattie E. Anderson Ruth C. Andrews Merle Burk Audrey M. Crossley Clarice L. Harris Pauline Hathaway Nettie D. Hines Aline M. Hogan Edith Holt Jessie P. Lowrey Emma Irene Martin Winnie Martin Thelma Mitchell Ouida Moore Maurine Pryor Minnie Redfield Mary Roberts Marjorie A. Rugg Hazel Sanders Tinye T. Spen

Tax on gasoline by police juries approved in Senate

Baton Rouge news reports the Louisiana Senate passed Senator Labbe's bill allowing parish police juries to vote a one cent gasoline tax for local road construction and maintenance by a 32 to 4 vote. The Senate also approved Senator Allen's bill authorizing action against fraudulent contractors and killed Representative Wilkinson's indeterminate sentence bill.

Baton Rouge Labbe Senate Allen Winn Wilkinson P. H. Gilbert Assumption

Old Corn Removal Demonstration Promises Quick Relief

Clerks showcase END-O-CORN as the only remedy to remove all corns and callouses without pain. Demonstrations run next week at local stores with hundreds of men and women expected to attend. Consumers far away can request jars by writing to ENDO-CORN LABORATORIES, 4 Garfield Blvd., Chicago, or contact Collens' Pharmacy and Young's Drug in Bastrop.

Endo-Corn Laboratories Garfield Blvd Chicago

Settlement Ends $60,000 Eldridge Assault Suit

Ernest Eldridge and Dr. B M McKain settled the damage suit out of court with a full compromise. Eldridge had alleged the physician struck him with a metal stirrup, causing a deep gash above the left eye and unconsciousness. A $60,000 damages claim was dismissed at plaintiff's cost. A warrant for assault had been sworn January 15 with bond set at $1060.

Ernest Eldridge B. M. McKain Eldridge

Medical Testimony Fails to Agree on Sterilization Bill

Baton Rouge reports a sharp clash in medical testimony over a sterilization bill as lawmakers weigh its implications. Officials note disagreements among physicians on procedure safety and rights, complicating potential passage this session.

Hemroid internal remedy offered by Dr Leonhardt

Piles stem from bad circulation and lower bowel stagnation. Dr J S Leonhardt’s Hemroid is promoted as a medically grounded internal treatment with a 96 percent success rate from 1000 cases and a money back guarantee. Sold by Chase Amman Drug Co Ltd with ready refunds if not relieved.

J. S. Leonhardt Chase-Amman Drug Co., Ltd U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Wolgamot Richwood HRO Company Springheld Ohio

Sterilization Bill Hearing Before Senate Health Committee

The hearing of the sterilization bill before the Senate Health Committee featured author Senator Caffery presenting the measure while Dr. Thomas of Pineville State Hospital and Dr. G M Stafford of the State Colony and Training School defended it as medically necessary and not mortal danger. Miss Jean Gordon of New Orleans also spoke for the bill as medical and technical arguments followed and the committee recessed without action.

Senate Health Committee Caffery Thomas Pineville G. M. Stafford State Colony Jean Gordon New Orleans Stafford

Mire on Columbia Road Bedevils Drivers

Motormen report a stretch of Columbia Road below the training institute where highway commission work reroutes traffic. Vehicles stall and slow to a crawl as crews reshape the surface and mark detours.

Columbia Road The Highway Commission

Levee Line Road Deteriorates Amid Rainy Conditions

Roads near the levee line are in very bad shape after recent heavy rains. Travelers report impassable portions requiring cars to be pulled over. a tractor is stated to assist. Additional rain yesterday and last night likely worsen travel difficulty.

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