Harlan Trial Moves Slowly
In a slow developing Harlan trial the defense and government exchange testimony on interstate operations and company practices. Key figures include Harry Bennett, vice president of Harlan Central Coal, and R. H. Cornett, secretary treasurer of Harlan-Wallins Coal, as witnesses discuss employer actions and regulatory implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Church Ford
Harry Bennett
Harlan Central Coal Company
Don R. H. Cornett
Harlan-Wallins Coal Company
Bennett
Tennis clubs to be formed for playground season
Children prepare door stops as 12 teams form for hard and soft ball play for boys and girls ages 8 to 17. Plans call for north and south side tennis clubs, rhythm band instruction, and handcraft groups at Barkdall Faulk Sherrouse Lida Benton and Georgia Tucker playgrounds with enrollment open at 9 am.
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Louisville
North Side
South Side
Opera
Mise Lucyle Godwin
Forsythe Park
Dick Eason
Barkdall Faulk
Georgia Tucker
Lida Benton
Barkdali Faulk
Sherrouse
Barkdull Faulk
Father’s Day Observed With City Sales
Stores in the city feature Father’s Day sales articles ahead of the nationwide observance next Sunday. The event is presented as a companion to Mother’s Day, with special items milled for the head of the house.
Hobbs Post Meets On Thursday Night
Hobbs Post plans a final meeting Thursday night to discuss holding patterns. Grum and Bugle Corps will be at Commander to aid attendance and organize the event.
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Hobbs Post
Rene Oor Cnannes
Eetter
Grum and Bugle Corps
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday at Ouachita parish clerk of court include The Peoples Homestead and Savings association selling to J F Block the north half of lot 5 in block A of Haynes subdivision for 985 dollars. Joseph S Guerriero conveyed a lot in section 4 township 17 north range 3 east in Mrs Mary F Brown et al to C G McCleery for 3 thousand dollars.
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Ouachita Parish
Peoples Homestead and Savings Association
J. F. Block
Haynes Subdivision
West Monroe
Joseph S. Guerriero
James C. Steele
Mary F. Brown
C. G. McCleery
Ouachita Avenue
Fifth Street
Lions Club backs community chest on ballot vote
Monroe Lions Club approved a community chest plan by 48 to 1 at a Tuesday meeting in Hotel Frantes to fund charity efforts rather than seek individual campaigns. The civic affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce of Monroe and West Monroe sponsored the survey of 23 similarly sized cities, which favored chest drives. Other local clubs will vote this month, after which the committee will advise the chamber on final action. Lion L. P. Landry reported his New York-Virginia trip, noting the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and Jack Dempsey’s Broadway restaurant, and Beverly Martin performed a song and dance with her mother at the program.
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Monroe Lions Club
Hotel Frantes
Duvies
Civic Affairs Committee
Chamber of Commerce of
Monroe
West Monroe
Twin Cities
Chamber of Commerce
Lion L. P. Landry
New York
Virginia Moon
St. John the Divine
Morningsi Heights
Jack Dempsey
Beverly Martin
B. B. Martin
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Harlan
Sherife
Shorts
Association
Leo Saye
Fay Holden
London
Rooney
Ann Rutherford
Hollyumdo
Moates
Monte
MGM
Janet Beecher
M-G-M
Judge Hardy
Hollywood
Wiley Paden
Leonard Penn
Patamoufit Theater
Ida Chitwood
Lions Club
Cooking
Peck
Tay Ule
Meery (O
Tar
Rvelous Malfipion
Siegle Wi
Adam
Eve
Anthony
Roméo
Juliet
Melvyn Doug
Joan Blondell
Joan . Blondell
Vata Ane Douglas
Wass
Ae Mary Astor
Frances Drake
Jerome Cowan
Edgar Kennedy
Paramount News
Clark Gable
Myrna Lou
Spencer Tracy
Ritz Brothers
Kentucky
Sylvia Sidney and
Joel McCrea
Humphrey Bogart
Wendy Barrie
Claire Trevor
Allen Jenkins
Noah Beery, Jr
William Gargans
Dorothea Kent Nan Grey
Roland Drew Polly Rowles
Mp Eid
New York State
Empire State Inc
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
Empire State,inc
Alfred & Sertn
America
Lower East Side
Star
Boys
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