Parish High School Building Permit Noted in Past Week
The past week issued building permits totaling 68 with major items including a three story brick Parish high school on Grand Street between Calypso and Telemaque costing 22,918 containing six rooms and 75,000 square feet. A Zion Travelers Baptist church permit on Eleventh Street between Grammont and Wood for 20,000 was granted. Other permits include two story brick on Desiard Street for 11,060, a North Fourth Street garage for 200, Lulu Brown house on Twenty fourth Street for 1,000, and multiple frame houses and warehouses with varying costs up to 5,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish High School
Grand ‘Street
Calypso
Telemaque Streets
Eleventh Street
Grammont
Wood Streets
Zion Travelers Baptist Church
A. Markus
A. Cornelius
Desiard Street
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
C. D. Vaughn
North Fourth Street
Hudson Lane
Alexander Street
Lulu Brown
Twenty-fourth Street
Flynn and
Breard Streets
Sig Haas
Riverfront
Louisville Avenue
Arkansas Street
Theodore Keller
Preard
Olive Streets
Fifth Street
Rochelle Avenue
J. Street
Peter Fasi
Gordon Avenue
Johnston
Hampton Streets
Joseph Kusin
Washington Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Bailey Products Corporation
Grand Street
Mulberry
Miro Streets
Louisiana House Approves Criminal Code Revision
Baton Rouge June 19 the house passed senate bill revising the criminal code by a vote of 84 to 4 after two hours and 45 amendments. J Clair Adams explained the bill and amendments. A record vote attempt was blocked as the house recessed to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Baton Rouge
House
Senate
Louisiana
J. Clair Adams
Chrileans
Slinder
G. J. Ginsberg
Rapides
John B. Fournet
Jeff Davis
Postal rates to be changed on first of July
Changes to postal charges begin July 1 with notable shift in registered mail. The government liability increases from 100 dollars to 1900 dollars, with a registry fee set at one dollar. The note implies higher values insured by registration, suggesting stricter handling for valuable items like jewelry.
Redmond Bills Move To Split State Session
Baton Rouge, June 19. Senate calendar shows 17 bills, only four passed. companion measures by Senator Redling to set up a board for the legislature were returned after explanation. Insurance and postage rate changes, parcel post adjustments, and a constitutional amendment to convene the legislature for two 20 day periods were discussed for action today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Senate
M. CC. Redling
Black Draught Restores Appetite and Stamina
A Piedmont resident recounts long severe indigestion and constipation, sufferer nearly quit eating, endured headaches and smothering spells. After using Black Draught in small postmeal doses, he recovered appetite and strength, claims no other medicine for five to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
D. C
Bell Buckheister
Ang Wei
Louisiana Legislature Debates Session Timeline and Budget Bill
The article outlines a 40 day period for action on proposed measures with lawmakers and voters to study numerous bills. It covers debates on the Evangeline assessor expense increase, a 99 year land lease for religious student centers, and a Baton Rouge commission controversy involving Major Payne and road project practices. It cites alleged improper payments, time-clock changes, and calls for reform across state departments, including ferry contracts and depository extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Norris C. Williamson
C. C. Brooks
Frank H. Peterman
Peterman
Wm. C. Boone
Claiborne
J. Hugo Dore
Avoyelles
Evangeline
Boone
Bossier
Holcombe
Louisiana State University
Payne
Commission
Baton Rouge
Major Payne Writes to Watson Ledet Motor Co
A January 19 demand and issued bill were followed by compliance ten days later. On April 13, Major Payne addressed Watson Ledet Motor Company locally regarding the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Payne
Watson-Ledet Motor Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark
Miss Elizabeth Robinson
Thornton
Ein
A. A. Thoaman
New York
Darwin P. Kingsley
L. KL. Jones
Ageanizer
Thedford
California
Home
St. Charles Or
Lipton
Alameda
Dime Brand
Crisco
Fezere
Libby
United Furniture Stores, Inc
P.m
Hudson
Leon Lanier
Tangipahoa Parish
Amite
Jefferson Parish
Tayne
Pontchartrain Bridge
Jefferson Trust and Savings Bank
Saint’s
Odoma
Ferries
Che Menteur
Rigolets
Orleans
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