Mississippi Clears Cattle Tick Quarantine as 11th State
Your Legislators open the terms of an order signed last week by Secretary of Agriculture Hyde. The entire state of Mississippi will be freed from federal quarantine restrictions directed against the cattle tick on July 1. Mississippi is the eleventh of the original tick infected states to get out of the quarantine area. The ban was lifted when 23 of her southermost counties were pronounced tick free. Mississippi won the fight against the cattle tick by eradication work. It was long and costly but economically profitable. The rural population enjoys prosperity from cattle and dairying, and business in the state is upgrading. In Arkansas eradication continues and the ban may lift soon. Louisiana lags. its tick bill may pass or fail in Baton Rouge. Legislators generally favor the bill but financing may block it. You can help get the tick bill through by writing your senator and representative.
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
New Orleans
Mamie
Rose
Mrs. Jones
Ritz
St. Francis
Edgewater Beach
Encyclopedia Brittannica
Mr. Dugas
Monroe's Building Program Promises Major Construction
Contracts awarded in the last two days total over 600000 for Hotel Frances in Monroe, with paving of Grand Lee and Jackson streets costing more than 250000. A new high school bid opening on June 30 could yield about 450000, plus 300000 for the junior college and 125000 for the parish high school unit, bringing the total near two million dollars and boosting local employment this summer.
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Monroe
Frances
Harrison and
Jackson Streets
Grand, Lee and
Quachita Parish
Twin Cities
Paved farm to market roads urged by Farm Bureau play
The American Farm Bureau Federation aired a radio play showing Africa’s mineral riches worthless without transport. It links U S rural mud barriers to market access and cites 3,016,281 miles of roads and 2,890,144 dirt miles. A rural road committee is shown as the fix. It also notes lottery winnings stories as caution.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Africa
America
Listening to American Women Talk Too Much
Elsie Robinson surveys conversations of American women at hotels and clubs finding topics narrow and personal. She contrasts with men whose discussions cover politics business travel and invention, arguing women lag in intellectual range due to mental laziness and social roles.
Washington Day Book notes Rear Admiral Chase for fleet command
A Washington Day Book piece notes Rear Admiral John V. Chase is likely to command the United States fleet next fall when Admiral William V. Pratt retires. Chase, tall with blue gray eyes and white hair, impressed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during London naval pact hearings and was calm under administration pressure.
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Navy
United States
William V. Pratt
John V. Chase
Navy Department
Washington
General Board
Hughes
Chase
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Navy admiral noted for naval ordnance designs
A Washington resident at the Chevy Chase club, a naval academy graduate from the class of 1890, is described as a rear admiral commissioned by President Harding in 1922. His constant scribbling on any surface fuels work on navy ordnance, with several designs now in use. He will hold the rank of admiral while commanding the fleet.
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Washington
Chevy Chase Club
Navy
Naval Academy
Harding
Fleet
Young equestrienne Paulina Longworth rides Snappy
Paulina Longworth daughter of Speaker Nicholas and Princess Alice shows riding skill on a pony named Snappy. She poses beside her father in proper riding attire as her talents for equestrian sport grow.
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Paulina Longworth
Speaker Nicholas
Princess Alice
Paulina
Longworth and Paulina at House Conference and Circus Visit
Caption notes Nicholas Longworth and his daughter Paulina in a conference on guiding a wary House majority likened to a pony named Snappy. Paulina, like other children, enjoyed a circus matinee in Washington with Princess Alice and Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick nearby. Rumors of Canadian protests over American Fourth of July history arise.
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Nicholas Longworth
House
Paulina
House of Representatives
Washington
Princess Alice
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Penitentiary Inquiry Probes Prison Manager In Baton Rouge
The Cabin notes a Senate inquiry into prison management led by Senator Wingate with anti Long members asking pointed questions. Clay Dugas, manager of the prison, deflects with I dont know answers while lawmakers press on about promissory notes and illegal labor contracts. The atmosphere stays detached as the probe edges forward with no decisive outcome yet.
Sun Baths Health Guide Warns Caution for All Ages
Edited by Dr. Iago Galdston this article from the New York Academy of Medicine explains sun baths as a two element practice with air and sunlight. It emphasizes naked exposure for heat loss and oxygen uptake, cautions against midday sun and glass filters, and advises gradual exposure for safety.
Judge Gunby Home From Texas Visit
A 1915 item notes Judge and Mrs. A. A. Gunby returning home after visiting points in Texas. It mentions Mrs. George Tisdale of Bastrop visiting Mrs. E. B. Starsney and includes commentary on a prison probe, focusing on Mr. Dugas and the investigative committee.
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A. A. Gunby
Points
Texas
George Tisdale
Bastrop
E. B. Starsney
W. A. Curley
Shuberts’ Artists and Models blends acts with revue chaos
Stage New York report on the Shuberts mixing plot with revue in Artists and Models Paris Riviera edition. Phil Baker delivers humor with an accordion and a box routine while Aileen Stanley sings two numbers. The show zigzags from plot to vaudeville acts, pleasing some audiences and frustrating others.
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New York
Shuberts
Phil Baker
Aileen Stanley
Atlantic City
Rumba Stance Highlights Aims In Lyrical Show
A modest report on a Broadway style production notes one novelty the rumba stance foreshadowing a fad. The plot centers on an impoverished Marquis who sells his title to an heiress then falls for a mysterious veiled wife he cannot recognize at their wedding. The show provides occasional humor but suffers from a tangled storyline.
Local Social Notices and City Developments
The document lists society guests and visits in Shreveport and surrounding areas, notes a mayoral candidate for Morehouse Parish, and reports city safety and construction updates. It mentions families and clubs hosting gatherings, visitors from Akron and Meridian, police presence at city hall, and Bastrop high school construction.
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Mary Page
Akron
Ohio
John Kennen
Louis Casper
John Kendell
W. P. Lavin
T. J. Shelton
Hackley
D. O’brien
F. Ammans
Lilly Amman
H. F. Madison
Morehouse Parish
W. B. Winston
Hugh
Shreveport
Frank Masling
Handsome
Bastrop
Embroidery Club
West Side
Mrs. Faulkner
Mesdames
A. E. Mitchell
C. E. Granberry
J. S. Dozier
T. M. Simonton
William Mitchell
R. O. Grant
F. Mitchell
J. T. Ellis
B. J. Mitchell
R. P. Benson
B G. Calvert
Radio Listings By The Associated Press June 19
Central and eastern network schedules show WABC WEAF WJZ programs with concerts, orchestras, and news across stations including WGN WLS WJS. Highlights include Sunshine Hour Rudy Vallee Orch and Porgy classical series with multiple affiliated outlets and time blocks.
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Associated Press
WEAF
New York
NBC
Sunshine Hour
Rudy Vallee Orch
WGY
WFJC
WDAF
WWJ
WTM
WJAX
WIOD
WJDX
WHAS
WMC
WSB
WSMB
WKY
WSAI
KOA
WEBC
KSL
KOMO
WOAIL
WSM
KGO
KHQ
WBAP
KTHS
WAPI
KECA
KSD
WITAM
KGW
KSTP
WGN
KPRC
Roy O'Hara
Orch
WENR
Chicago
WIZ
WLS
WJJD
WMAQ
Coal Bureau
Dan
Sylvia
Styles
Amos 'N' Andy
May Be I'm Wrong by John P Medbury
A condensed humor column features quips and satirical lines about medical drydocks for ribs, rompers for older men, insults to old maids, and witty takes on homicide, love, and fortune telling with a 1930 copyright note.
Are You Bored With Your Own Company
Advice urges self reflection on boredom and restlessness when alone. It challenges readers to develop inner resources, read, study, and grow mentally rather than seek constant excitement. Copyright 1930 International Feature Service Inc.
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International Feature Service, Inc
Promises to Expel Capone From Miami in 60 Days
Frank Pine a candidate for county solicitor pledges, in a public letter to G E McCaskill, to press perjury charges against gangster Al Capone and have him expelled from Dade County within 60 days. McCaskill has not set a hearing date. a false arrest case against S D Mee Creary looms as Capone’s charges emerge.
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Miami, Fla
al Capone
Chicago
Dade County
Frank Pine
G. E. McCaskill
Capone
McCaskill
Pine
Caskill
Director of Public Safety
S. D. Mee Creary
Real Estate Figure Peter Galagher Dies in New Orleans
Associated Press reports Peter Galagher a well known real estate magnate in New Orleans died Wednesday after a long career in property development and brokerage. Services will be announced by the firm.
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Associated Press
New Orlfans
Peter Galagher
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KDKA
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KYW
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Harold Sanford
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WEHBC
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Floyd Gibbons
WMG
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KPO
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State St
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Des Moines
Cowboys
Detroit
Cecill
Sally
WJZ
McConnell Quartet
Minneapolis
Tom Gates
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St. Louis
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Feag
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Birmingham
University of the Air
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Dallas
Spanish
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Jones’ Orch
Lange’s Orchestra
Fort Worth
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Loan Association
WIZ & Weaf
Lim
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John P. Medbur
New York Hospital
J. J. Mundy
Miami
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