Re elected leaders pledge cooperation amid policy split
Broun and Eddy win re election while pledging cooperation and noting opposition to Eddy was not policy based. Pasche of New York is secretary treasurer by acclamation. A sweeping anti Fascism resolution and boycott stance against Japanese goods sparked bitter debate over guild foreign policy. Wenatchee's apple bus tokens highlighted as local trivia.
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Eddy
Pasche
New York
Canada
North America
Virginia Brown Injures Ankle At Summer School
Virginia Brown 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Brown of Cole addition tripped on stairs during Ouachita parish summer school, fracturing an ankle bone and sustaining facial bruises. She was taken to a physician's office then home to bed a week before a cast. Her father E J Brown teaches economics at Northeast Center of Louisiana State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Brown
J. Brown
Cole Addition
Ouachita Parish
E. J. Brown
Northeast Center
Louisiana State University
Brunson Baby Named Frances Helen Brunson
A daughter was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Brunson Jr. in Mangham Louisiana. The child has been named Frances Helen Brunson.
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Mangham, la
M. A. Brunson, Jr
Frances Helen Brunson
Negroes Sam Smith and Aubrey Brent Charged With Trespassing
Sam Smith and Aubrey Brent, both described as negroes, were fined 15 dollars or 15 days in jail and ordered fingerprinted by Judge W. M. in city court yesterday. John Horace Grady, also listed as negro, was sentenced to 15 days for vagrancy. Fred Smore was fined seven dollars fifty cents for air drinking and twelve dollars fifty cents for using profane language. Ten traffic violators were fined a total of 38 dollars. one defendant paid seven dollars fifty cents for being drunk, and two individuals charged with drunkenness forfeited 750 dollars in cash.
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Sam Smith
Aubrey Brent
W. M
John Horace Grady
Fred Smore
Planting Advice From Home Agent For Gardeners
Mrs. Jewel McQuiller, Quachita parish home demonstration agent, advises planting cabbage, collards, mustard, beets, carrots, turnips, tomatoes and broccoli next month. Clear and prepare ground for summer cropping after any crop is finished. Plant only after rain and firm soil ridges. Irrigation options are noted for moist creek bottoms or nearby wells. July flower planting includes ageratum, alyssum, blue bonnet, marigold and gladiolus among others. Gladioli need fertilizer after bloom to maintain bulb size. Brown rot threatens peaches. control with wettable sulphur spray three weeks before ripening and again three days before harvest.
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Jewel McQuiller
Quachita Parish
Baptists Plan Nationwide Revivals Across 24844 Churches
In Nashville on June 17 Southern Baptists advanced a new southwide revival drive for all 24844 churches. The plan, formed after Richmond convention talks, designates Dr L R Scarborough of Seminary Hill Texas as president and Dr Roland Q Leavell of Atlanta to lead evangelism for home missions. Headquarters will be in Leavell’s Atlanta office with state secretaries hosting regional offices.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptists
Richmond
L. R. Scarborough
Seminary Hill
Texas
Southern Church
Roland Q. Leavell
Atlanta
Home Missions Board
Department of Evangelism
Dr. Leavell
Berlin Pledged to 12 Year Reich Capital Reconstruction
Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler outlines a 12 year plan to rebuild Berlin into a grand capital for greater Germany. Albert Speer designs a central forum in Tiergarten with Germania Column of Victory and relocated Prussian statues. New terminals, canal, river embankments, and a reimagined Grunewald woods are planned, funded by state, municipalities, and private enterprises.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Hitler
Fuehrer
Albert Speer
Rome
Tiergarten
Grunewald
Prussia
Albrecht “the Bear
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Grosse Stern Allee
Brandenburg Gate
Charlottenburg
Bismarck
Moltke
Roon
Anhalter
Potsdamer
Potsdam
Central Park
New York
Chamber of Commerce Merchants Committee Meets Friday
The merchants' committee of the Chamber of Commerce is called to meet Friday at 3 30 p m in the organization's rooms. S W Davis the chairman says contests will include crop livestock poultry health dress and cooking with cups donated by local businesses. Winners form a LaSalle parish team for LSU short course this summer.
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J. V. Henton
LaSalle Parish
Louisiana State University
La Salle 4-H Club Contest Day Set in Jena Gym
The annual 4-H club Contest Day for La Salle parish will be held Saturday in the community center gymnasium with contestants from all parts of the parish participating. Miss Cora Westbrook, home demonstration agent.
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Jena
la Salle Parish
Community Center
Cora Westbrook
Marriages in Louisiana: Story and Shows Wed
In Calhoun and Jonesboro, two ceremonies united couples this June. Bernice Story and Raymond Smith of Calhoun wed at a justice of peace home and plan to live near Calhoun. Anita Butler and Lonnie Shows of Chatham married in Jonesboro with Rev. George Bethea officiating and will reside in Eros for now.
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Eros
Bernice Story
J. T. Story
Calhoun
Raymond Smith
Irvin Phillips
Butler Eros
Anita Butler
Natchie Butler
Lonnie Shows
Chatham
Jonesboro
George Bethea
Shows
Donegal Society Sets Up Tree Fund in Lancaster
The Donegal society created a trust fund to care for the witness tree at Donegal Presbyterian Church in Lancaster. The 350 year old tree is linked to Revolutionary War era oath swearing to the colonies’ cause.
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Lancaster
Donegal Presbyterian Church
Donegal Society
Rev Vernon Grosse Attends Denomination Synod
Rev Vernon Grosse, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in the Sherrouse addition, is attending the synod at the municipal auditorium. The event opens today and closes on June 2, with numerous eminent ecclesiastical leaders participating in the programs.
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Vernon Grosse
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sherrouse Addition
Moutdeor Celebrawill
Car theft suspect held in La Salle jail in Jena case
Harry Spath, 49, of Kansas City, is in La Salle parish jail awaiting trial on auto theft charges. He and two local youths were arrested on the Jena Good Pine highway after a used car lot theft from a local motor company. The three were released on $500 bond each.
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Jena
Harry Spath
Kansas City
LaSalle Parish
Jena-Good Pine
Jonesville Wedding Unites Foster and Peytus Couple
Miss Faye Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Foster of Jonesville wed Hershel Peytus son of Rev and Mrs H E Peytus of Elizabeth on June nine at the Jonesville Baptist church. Rev H F E Peytus officiated with Merion Aleman of Elizabeth providing music. The couple plans a Alabama Tennessee bridal trip before returning to Jonesville for a visit.
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Jonesville
Faye Foster
C. E. Foster
Hershel Peytus
H. E. Peytus
Elizabeth
Baptist Church
H. FE. Peytus
Merion Aleman
Maxine Foster
Freeman Jones
Alabama
Tennessee
Louise Martin
Georgetown
Julia Foster
Jonesboro
Gladys Boswell
Tioga
Deaths Mrs Nancy Burnett 66 West Monroe resident
Mrs Nancy Burnett aged 66 of West Monroe died in a local hospital at an early Friday hour. Her body was taken to the National Funeral Home and held Friday noon as arrangements for her funeral were completed.
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Nancy Burnett
West Monroe
National Funeral Home
Cuts Out Eggs Zanesville Operation Report
In Zanesville on June 17 N. E. Krebs aged 42 underwent an operation for the removal of a condition described in the readable fragment. Further details are unavailable in the surviving text.
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Zanesville
N. E. Krebbs
Longest Way Shortest Route on Red Rock Road Improves Detour
In June 1747 the Red Rock mountain road receives improvements over 2.6 miles with a detour totaling Bb miles, altering the shortest travel path for motorists and signaling a shift in local routing decisions around Wilkes-Barre.
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Red Rock Mountain Road
Wilkes-Barre
Baptist children end first Louisiana home pilgrimages
The first pilgrimages of Louisiana Baptist Children's Home boys and girls in 1938 end Monday after over ten days touring central and southern Louisiana by bus. Superintendent B F Wallace directed one group and Rev Bh Materne led the other. The trips, praised for their educational value, will resume with more outings through the summer so nearly all children may travel the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Baptist Children's Home
B. F. Wallace
Louisiana
Bh. A. Materne
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American Newspaper Guild
Wenatchee, Wash
Capitol
Lee Durbix
We Herbert Marshall
Gail Patrick Arthur Treecher
William Frawley
Enrvenias Ereruae
Rangers
Hsuchow
China
Paramount Theater
Monroe
San Francisco
Allstar
Ie Olone
Baptists
Nation
Treasury Department
Harold Weston
Washington
C. OF C. Committee
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Mrs
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Siegle
Orter
Bes de Gas Range
Robert Shaw
A.G.A
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