Eleven Cows From Ouachita Parish Named Honor Roll
Eleven cows owned by Ouachita parish dairymen earned spots on the North Louisiana Dairy Herd Improvement honor roll for last month. Six cows belonged to R. G. Harmon, four to O. B. and W. W. McDonald, and one to the Louisiana Training Institute. Harmon's No. 1 led in milk and butterfat with 1488 pounds and 60.8 pounds respectively, while McDonald's Alabama produced 1497 pounds of milk. Harmon's Bessie was second in butterfat with 60.1 pounds and 1305 pounds of milk. A total of 103 cows were tested that month.
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Ouachita Parish
North Louisiana Dairy Herd Improvement Association
R. G. Harmon
O. 8
W. W. McDonald
Louisiana Training Institute
Mr. Harmon
McDonalds
Training Institute
Harmon’s No. 1
McDonald’s
Alabama
Harmon's
Bessie
Detroit Police Seize Gang Linked to Kidnapping Extortion
Detroit police and state officers rounded up five men and three women as part of a six month raid on a gang of alleged kidnappers extortionists. Arrests Sunday included Benny Rubestein Harry Hallisey and Mr and Mrs Stanley de Long. Writs of habeas corpus were sought for several suspects amid ongoing hearings.
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Detroit
Grace Black
Doris O'Riordan
James Riley
Elkhart
Ind
Marcus
O'Riordan
Benny Rubestein
Harry Hallisey
Stanley de Long
Crowds Flock to Z-B Department Store Liquidation Sale
Sam Zipkes, manager of the Z-B department store, reports strong customer response as the stock is sold off and the business closes. He notes crowds last Saturday required handling in lots with doors locked after capacity, a pattern likely to speed up the clearance.
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Sam Zipkes
Z-B
Zipkes
Customs Houses Seized by Shansi Governor Yen Hsi Shan
The customs houses in Tientsin were seized this morning on orders from Yen Hsi Shan governor of Shansi and a figure in the national government. Buildings were isolated and telephone lines cut. Foreign staff found notices that revenues would be posted at banks to cover obligations and loans.
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Tient Sin
Hayley Bell
Yen
Bertram Lenox Simpson
Putnam Weale
Simpson
Inspector General of Customs
Jurymen Visit Attic Lover Lair in Murder Case
Six women and six men were brought to inspect two homes once occupied by Fred Oesterreich and widow Walburga Oesterreich. The state accuses Otto Sanhuber and Mrs. Oesterreich of living there eight years ago as his garret sweetheart, in the case on trial for murder.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Fred Oesterreich
Milwaukee
Sanhuber
Walburga Oester
Reich
Capone Case Papers Taken From Safe
Special prosecutor Richard H. Hunt announced in Miami on June 17 that papers connected to the perjury case against Al Capone, the Chicago beer baron, were removed from a safe. He did not provide further details on the contents or motives.
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Capone
Miami
Fla
Richard H. Hunt
al Scarface Capone
Chicago
Prowlers leave no marks as hunt reports on Capone hearing
Documents bearing on the case were filed by carefully gloved prowlers who left no marks of identification. Affidavits and marked law books were found scattered in his office, but only affiants names were obtained. Date for Capone hearing on perjury charges not fixed. He is at liberty on 14 000 bonds. London news notes Baldwin calling the press the tenth muse during a royal academy dinner.
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Hunt
Capone
London
Fourt
Stanley Baldwin
Royal Academy of Arts
Socially Prominent Memphis Youths Hurt in Auto Crash
John Hunt age 19 and Earl Evans age 20, well known in Memphis, were hospitalized in critical condition after a downtown intersection collision. Hunt had internal injuries while Evans suffered a fractured skull and crushed chest when their car struck another driven by an unidentified man who fled the scene. Two companions, Clarence Selden 20 and J F Tatum visiting from Philadelphia, sustained only minor injuries.
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Memphis
Tenn
John Hunt
Earl Evans
Hunt
Evans
Clarence Selden
J. F. Tatum
Philadelphia
San Francisco
U. S. Navy
Annapolis
Navy hospital ship Relief sails with twelve women aboard
New York reports the Relief the only U S Navy ship allowed to carry women. The 9 800 ton hospital ship is described by officers as the most complete floating hospital in the world and operates with twelve women aboard.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Medical staff and facilities aboard battleship fleet
The report notes a crew including nurses nine naval doctors and two dentists with X ray beds for 500 patients and laboratory guinea pigs. It states the fleet averages sixty operations monthly while with the battle fleet.
Texas Sailor Dies in Naval Hospital
Edward Walker a 33 year old chief quartermaster died in the Naval hospital Washington from injuries in an automobile accident last week. The body is held awaiting instructions from Paul S Walker of Dallas his father.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward Walker
Naval Hospital
Paul S. Walker
Lucille Street
Dallas
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Raymond
Sarah Faint
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