Baptists Open Encampment Near Olla Tuesday
The Northeast Louisiana Baptist encampment near Olla opened on Tuesday for a nine day session. Delegates include Rev. L. T. Hastings and Misses Jessie Richardson Frieda Brueck Marguerite Skerd Findley M. Doughty Dale Cobb. Instructors include J. B. Moseley A. E. Pardue E. N. Weaver L. A. Stulee. Evenings feature music and recreational activities guided by Sunshine Rains with Mrs. Eric Brown and Jewell Rees assisting. Screened cottages provide restful inspirational surroundings.
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Northeast Louisiana
Olla
First Church
Monroe
L. T. Hastings
Jessie Richardson
Frieda Brueck
Findley M. Doughty
Marguerite Skerd
J. B. Moseley
A. E. Pardue
E. N. Weaver
L. A. Stulee
Eric Brown
Jewell Rees
Clara Zetkin dies at sanitarium near Moscow
Clara Zetkin, noted German feminist and communist, died Monday night at a sanitarium at Archangelskoye near Moscow. In another month she would have been 76 years old.
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Moscow
Clara Zetkin
Archangelskoye
Adorable stars Gaynor and Garat at Paramount
Fox romantic comedy Adorable stars Janet Gaynor and Henry Garat co starring at the Paramount for a weekend show. Gaynor’s rise noted and Garat praised as Europe’s top draw with multilingual film work and crowd appeal.
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Paramount
Paramount Theater
Janet Gaynor
Henry Garat
Miss Gaynor
Garat
Lilian Harvey
Fox
Hollywood
America
Wilhelm Dieterle
Hope Rises for Equipment Firms on Rail Decline Rebound
New York reports a rail traffic upturn boosts equipment makers amid large stock of bad order gear. The recovery act may empower financing for railroad maintenance and equipment. Locomotive division hit hardest. only 17 percent of US locomotives are modern, 50 percent obsolete. About half of 2 million freight cars are over 20 years old.
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New York
National Industrial Recovery Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bluff Springs Club Hosts Fox Hunters in Northeast Louisiana
Bluff Springs home demonstration club of Bluff Springs hosted the Fox Hunters association of northeast Louisiana at Lawrence Collie home Saturday night. The supper featured salads cakes fried chicken and barbecue meats as they enjoyed the guests praise. A free will offering funded plans to buy a canner and the national extension report notes Bluff Springs club members run meetings twice monthly field athletic and play programs and have built a club room and other amenities. A separate note reports Berea College cattle herd in Kentucky averaged a pound of fat daily on a herd test.
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Fox Hunters’ Association
Louisiana
Home Demonstration Club
Bluff Springs
Lawrence Collie
Jewel L. MecQuiller
National Extension Department
Bluff Springs Club
Cotton plan eyed to inject 40 million into Texas July
Texas agricultural commissioner J. E. McDonald says the government cotton plan will put 40 million dollars into Texas in July. He notes current gains rely on psychology with no consumption rise, urges destruction of some cotton to save the industry, and outlines rapid roll out of contracts and local dissemination of plan through county agents and extension staff.
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Dallas
Texas
J. E. McDonald
Texas Agricultural Commissioner
McDonald
Austin
Washington
Texas A. & M. College
College Station
Safe and Sane Vacations Urged by Red Cross
The Red Cross first aid service urges safe outings for summer. Tips include gradual tanning, knowing swimming spots, avoiding tainted water, careful fire and food handling, poison ivy awareness, cold compresses for insect bites, and a ready first aid kit. Also drive carefully and follow road signs. The piece notes the 1827 eastern division road cost $13,000 per mile.
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First Aid and Life Saving Service
The
Red Cross
W. C. Holstein
Cumberland
Wheeling
Man Charged Over Ouachita Bank Robbery Mix Up
Ouachita Parish peace officers debated charging Willie Hopkins with bank robbery after arrest by Officer L G Parker. The alleged bank was a miniature coin bank belonging to Ouachita National Bank and claimed stolen by Hopkins, who says he did not rob anyone.
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Ouachita Parish
Willie Hopkins
L. G. Parker
Sheriff's Department
W. G. Banister
L. V. Tarver
Quachita National Bank
Hopkins
Ouachita National Bank
H. J. Fernandez
Young Man Hurt In Cycle Mishap Near World’s Fair Trip
Edgar Hoke a 19 year old of Jennings Louisiana lies injured with a broken left leg after a motorcycle crash on the Monroe Rayville road as he and Dave Shackelford of Hutchinson Kansas headed to Chicago’s World’s Fair. Shackelford suffered minor scrapes and bruises and Hoke is resting at St Francis Sanitarium while plans to return him home proceed.
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The
Capitol
James Dunn
Broadway
Times Square
Columbus Circle
Helen Morgan
Boots Mallory
New York
Fox Films
Fox
Sister
ZaSu Pitts
Minna Gombell
Terrence Ray
Rialto
West Monroe
Spain
Eddie Cantor
Samuel Goldwyn
Eddie
Mexico
Mr. Goldwyn
William Anthony McGuire
Bert Kalmar
Harry Ruby
Edgar Hoke
Jennings
St. Francis Sanitarium
Monroe-Rayville
Hoke
Dave Shackelford
Hutchinson
Kas
Chicago
Shackelford
Monroe Welfare seeks mosquito bar donations for infant protection
The Monroe Welfare Association requests donations of a mosquito bar to protect an infant. Anyone with an unused bar should call 466. The Monroe Chamber reports Century of Progress literature from Chicago available through Secretary S. H. McClary at the Hotel Virginia. The St Francis Auxiliary shifts meetings to the third Wednesday from the second and fourth.
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Monroe Welfare Association
The
Welfare Association
Chicago
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
S. H. McClary
Hotel
Virginia
St. Francis Auxiliary
YWCA Unemployed Skill Courses Open Next Monday
A new schedule notes the first meeting is Wednesday at 3 p.m. The YWCA school for the unemployed will start enrollment next Monday with no admission fee. Mrs. Pollard reports enrollment satisfactory.
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J. B. Pollard
Pollard
Mexican Heat Powder Heals Rash And Stops Itching
Stop heat rash quicker with a medicated Mexican Heat Powder. It soothes chafing and rawness, used underarms or on feet, providing deodorant protection during warm weather. Sold by doctors and clinics for 30 cents.
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Ady
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