Hope Louisiana Special annual rail tour planned by chamber
J A Rabin of Baton Rouge and Henry C Martin of La secretary will represent the Police Jury association on the Louisiana Special, a railroad business tour of the chamber of commerce July 6 to 27. The trip will cover 7500 miles visiting 14 states and Canada to showcase Louisiana advantages in industry and trade and to foster ties among officials and business leaders.
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Rouge
J. A. Rabin
Baton Rouge
Press
Henry C. Martin
Ma Police Jury Association
Chamber of Commerce
Rabin
East Baton Rouge
Associatas
Louisiana
Canada
Postpone Hearing in Mobile Press Financing Probe
The Federal Trade Commission postponed until June 19 the appearance of Thomas Martin Lo Martin and Victor H. Han in Mobile press financing probe. The action aims to hear three other witnesses alongside these four in the investigation of the Mobile Alabama Press.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Postee
Thomas Martin
Lo Martin
Alabama Company
Victor H. Han
Birmingham News
The
Age Herald
Mobile
Ala
Robert E. Healy
Joseph F. McGowin
Press
R. B. Chandler
the Press
Ernest F. Ladd
Merchants National Bank of Mobile
Revival at Lock Arbor Church Draws Many Attendees
Rev Clyde Heart leads nightly Baptist revival at Arbor church with music by Mr Smith. Located 14 miles from Monroe on the Pastrop road, the event attracts city visitors each night. Pastor is Rev Cliff Searcy.
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Clyde Heart
Arbor Church
Smith
Lock Arbor
Monroe
Pastrop Road
Cliff Searcy
Oppose Increases On Cotton Textiles In Tariff Measure
Frederic B. Shipley of the National Council of American Importers and Traders told a senate finance subcommittee that proposed tariff rises on cotton textiles are unnecessary. He argued exports exceed imports and U S unit production costs are lower than in competing countries, aided by domestic use of automatic looms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Frederic B. Shipley
National Council of American Importers and Traders
College Prez May Head Party Opposing Smith
Dr William Moseley Brown of Washington and Lee University signaled he would head a coalition ticket if nominated by anti Smith and Republican factions in Virginia. He said he would run as an independent candidate if chosen by anti Smith democrats and Republicans at the Roanoke convention.
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Associated Press
Lexington
William Moseley Brown
Washington and Lee University
Dr. Brown
Roanoke
Cardui Praised By West Asheville Woman For Health Gain
West Asheville woman Mrs T J Ballew recalls weakness and fatigue in her youth and after marriage. She credits Cardui with restoring her strength and weight from 105 to 127 pounds and restoring her appetite and health. The medicine is described as an extract of medicinal herbs with a long proven history.
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Cardui
Republicans Schedule Richmond Convention June Twenty Eighth
Dr Brown urged a liberal independent administration for Virginia to rise above party interests in response to cross party appeals. He noted the Republican convention will be held in Richmond on June 28 as part of broader calls for nonpartisan progress.
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Richmond
Brown
Virginia
Recall Petition Halted by Benton Judge Order
Judge Harmon C. Drew in Benton district court issued a temporary restraining order against Bossier parish registrar Mary K. Brice. The action blocks certifying recall petition names for Representative W. C. Hughes amid claims 69 of 673 signatures are invalid 43 not registered 86 unpaid poll tax 15 duplicates and 179 withdrawal requests. The order lasts until next Wednesday morning with show cause why a permanent order should not issue.
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Hughes
Harmon C. Drew
Benton
Mary K. Brice
Registrar of Voters
YWCA Membership Drive Endorses Local Groups Numerous Auxiliaries
Mrs Mills reads a basis of membership as Wharton Brown gives a brief YWCA history. She and Mrs Alden Shotwell urge endorsements from Grace Church Auxiliary and a long list of Monroe clubs and PTAs. The October 14 drive runs for one week with officers and chairmen named for finance constitution publicity housing and membership.
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Mills
Fs. Wharton Brown
Y. W Cc. A
Wharton Brown
Alden Shotwell
Y. W C. A. Grace Church
L. Casper
Christian Science
Geo. Weaks
Methodist
D. C. Warner
Presbyterian Auxiliary
B. P. Hardie
Baptist Women of
Monroe
S. C
B. Pollard
Twin City P. T. A
Kate Perkins
City High
N. D. Abell
Georgia Tucker P. T. A
L. F. Grigsby
Lida Benton
A. A. Pickens
Barkdull Faulk P. T. A
E. Carney
West Monroe Central
Harvey McKenzie
W. R. Mitchell
West Monroe
Pan Hellenic
Gordon Wright
L. R. Millar
J. S. Drew
Clarence Oakley
20Th Century Book Club
Sidney Stroud
Louis Hullum
Delphian Society
H. W. Colbert
American Legion
C. E. McKenzie
Women of Christian Church
G. W
J. Flournoy
A. D. Tisdale
C. E. Slade
C. D. Wise
J. B. Pollard
A. M. Wills
J. O. McCormick
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Hope
Cardus
West Asheville
N. C
T. J. Ballew
Oak Street
HR Hayes Lumber Co
Apror
Irene Sims
Shreveport
Bossier Parish
W. C
Trip
St. Charles Avenue
New Orleans
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