Arrest of Pvt. Thomas H. Henderson by Sheriff A W O L
Pvt. Thomas H. Henderson, 22, of route 1 West Monroe, arrested by sheriff deputies shortly after 10 p m Tuesday for being absent without leave from Barksdale Field Shreveport. He admitted departing May 21 and was jailed until transfer to Barksdale Field authorities.
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Pvt
Thomas H. Henderson
Route 1
West Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Tech Students to Visit Idaho
Ruston June 16 Special Three members of the Sigma Kappa sorority at Louisiana Tech are en route to Idaho for a visit and alumni events.
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TECH
Idaho
Ruston
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Louisiana Tech
Sun Valley Trip for Sigma Kappa Diamond Jubilee
Ruth Gill Homer Betty Miller Monroe and Jayne Hodge of Ruston depart Rus ton by train to attend a national Sigma Kappa convention marking the 75th anniversary in Sun Valley Idaho from June 17 to 22. They plan to connect at Omaha with a Chicago special for the western journey and will stop in Denver on the return. The Triangle notes Sun Valley as the newest resort host for the Diamond Jubilee gathering.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Ruth Gill
Homer
Betty Miller
Monroe
Jayne Hodge
Ruston
Omaha
Chicago
Denver
The
Triangle
Sigma Kappa
Convention Promises Thrilling Meet at Colby Resort
The report anticipates the convention to be our most thrilling since Colby Kans Golden Jubilee of 1924 with plans including an ice show and a ski lift ride up the mountains alongside business matters.
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Colby
Kans
National Guard Seeks Members for Medical Detachment
Lt. William B. Rainer states the 199th Infantry Regiment medical detachment seeks about 45 enlistees aged 17 to 34. Vacancies, pay, training, and advancement prospects are outlined, with details on enrollment at the Monro e armory and potential draft bill exemptions for National Guard members.
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William B. Rainer
199Th Infantry Regiment
Louisiana National Guard
Rainer
National Guard / Armory
South Grand Street
Mon
Roe
Camp Beauregard
West Point
United States
National Guard
Adjutant General
State of
Louisiana
Congress
Speechmaking and costs loom in draft debate
A Monroe News-Star excerpt discusses why some congressmen speak on the draft. It notes three motives: to express strong views, to hear themselves talk, or to mail speeches to voters. It mentions the Congressional Record printing costs and franking, then oddly shifts to Sarah Bernhardt’s earnings of about 9 million dollars.
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Monroe
News-Star
Baltimore
House
Congressional Record
Time for Amendments in the House Debate
The speechmaking precedes amendments as the House considers a bill. Each proposed amendment is voted on, and if all amendments fail, the bill could fail untouched. Introducing amendments can strengthen or weaken the bill as the process unfolds.
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House
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