Louisiana PT A and state board hold joint workshop
The Louisiana Parent-Teacher Association and the state board of health conducted a joint workshop in Mandeville and New Orleans. Attendees from the local area included Mrs. S W Vinc ent, Mrs G B Wilson, Mrs Louise Brown, Mrs Bob Burns, Miss Eloise Cann, Mrs Elbie Brown, and Mrs Gladys Fleisman as leadership training continues in Baton Rouge with officials from LSU and the national PTA.
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Louisiana
Parent-Teacher Association
Louisiana State Board of Health
Mandeville
New Orleans
S W. Vincent
G. B. Wilson
Louise Brown
Bob Burns
Eloise Cann
Elbie Brown
Gladys Fleisman
The
Louisiana State University, General Extension Division
Col
Baton Rouge
Parent-Teacher Associations
P.T. A
J. H. Stringer
Rose Cologne
Gertrude Flyte
Miss Cologne
Flyte
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mitchell
South Dakota
South Dakota Congress
Board calls session on ouster moves in CIO unions
Washington June 15 The CIO executive board begins action to expel unions charged with following Communist lines amid a purge including the American Communications Association and the Fur and Leather Workers union. Early expulsions and ongoing investigations highlight a broad effort against perceived subversion within the labor federation.
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Washington
Co. L. O
Fur and Leather Workers
Atlantic City
Ben Gold
Communist Party
U. S
Chicago
United Furniture Workers
Morris Pizer
United Electrical Workers and
Farm Equipment Workers
Cleveland
United Public Workers
United Office and Professional Workers
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
Building Permits Issued for Homes and Church Additions
L A West gains permission to erect a residence at 1015 Milton street costing 7500 with day labor. G R Younse authorized to add to a dwelling at 201 Smith avenue for 300 day labor. L L Miletello allowed to remodel at 314 Ouachita avenue for 1200 with day labor. Russell A Brown permitted to construct a residence at 1614 College avenue for 11850 contractor C E Slade. George P Forman may erect at 1102 McGuire avenue for 9500 with C E Slade as contractor. Earl Bradshaw allowed to remodel and add to a service station at 713 Jackson St for 95 with day labor. First Christian Church authorized to erect a church.
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L. A. West
Milton Street
G. R. Younse
Smith Avenue
L. L. Miletello
Ouachita Avenue
Russell A. Brown
College Avenue
C. E. Slade
George P. Forman
McGuire Avenue
Earl Bradshaw
Jackson St
First Christian Church
Editorial Excerpt Cites End of Stage for Seals
Today's editorial notes the seals have left the stage and declares the show over. It asserts the state senate has had its final say and claims readers will have theirs. The piece frames a political transition as a verdict and call to action.
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State Senate
Contest seeks largest family to win Cheaper by the Dozen prizes
The News-Star World and Paramount Theater sponsor a contest to locate the largest family in northeast Louisiana. Entries with 12 or more children must be in by 3 p.m. Friday. The winning family will attend the first showing of Cheaper by the Dozen at Paramount and receive prizes from local merchants.
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Paramount
Greenblatt
News-Star World
Paramount Theater
Louisiana
Marvin Greenblatt
Monroe
Clifton Webb
Mr. Belvedere
Myrna Loy
Jeanne Crain
Webb
Sears-Robuck
Welch's
Brice’s
R. and A. Jewelry
Happy Medium Laxative Ad Claims Safe For Children
An old Ex-Lax advertisement markets the product as the Happy Medium laxative for kids. It emphasizes chocolate taste, gentle relief, wide mother approval, and use by doctors, all priced at 10 cents with claims of dependability and comfort.
Editorial urges legislators to act after New Orleans clash
New Orleans Item editorialized that its June 5 piece should spur lawmakers toward greater independence if the senate clash over a port funding bill was not in vain. It likened legislators to trained seals and lackeys of Governor Earl K Long after a committee approved the bill but it was withdrawn at the governor’s request amid contempt proceedings against Publisher David Stern and Editor Clayton Fritchey. The senate voted Monday night to drop the matter.
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New Orleans Item
Today
Louisiana Senate
Earl K
David Stern
Clayton Fritchey
The
Item
Senate
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Alton Kirby
Stanley Hodges
W. S. Weidorn
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Fred Benton
L. R. Atwood
S. R. Clay
John Supple
John Wright
Elinor Behre
L. M. Harrison
J. S. Goff
Marvin Johnson
Edward Moore
David Miller
J. M. Shivers
George Reynaud
C. W. Chachre
Henry Bernard
J. R. Reynolds
F. D. O'Brien
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Nucraft
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