Action Delayed On Liquor Bill By House Group
The House Ways and Means committee adjourned after a 5 to 5 tie on an amendment to strike “under existing laws” from a local license provision. The panel deferred action on a gallonage tax aimed at funding a property tax relief fund, amid broad opposition from municipal officials and concerns over enforcement and impact on Louisiana wine producers.
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J. Porter Burgess
Quachita
Tax Reform Commission
Ways and Means
Tax Reform Administration
Excise Board
Lamkin
Alexandria
Louisiana
Louisiana Municipal Association
Lantin
McGrath
New Orleans
Walmsley
Rabin
Police Jury Associa
Burgess
Earl K. Long
Huey P. Long
Long
Leander Perez
Plaquemines
Perez
Henriques
Cole
Williamson
Guillory
Picciola
Burke
M. Jones
Meaux
J. O. Bouanchaud
East Baton Rouge
Administration
Von Hindenburg Referred For Consultation By Hitler
The conservative government faction gains significance as Von Papen and Von Hindenburg plan separate visits, with a telegram of approval from the president boosting Papen after his Sunday speech. Goebbels bans Swiss papers printing the speech amid a heavy media selloff. Meanwhile, American colonists traded with the Creek Indians of Georgia as early as 1680.
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von Papen
Hitler
Neudeck
von Hindenburg
Joseph Goebbels
Georgia
Cross-Word Puzzle Across and Down Teaser
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Rouen
Virginia
Berlin
Smal’ Island
Dispute Over Proposed Tax Body Grant In Legislature
The House debated an Ellender Wilkinson amendment to direct funds for paved or similar farmers' roads, with a $7,000,000 minimum. Lester objected to "paved" still in, citing highway commission promises. The amendment passed 76 to 14. Bauer urged removing funding for LSU medical center, arguing it wastes funds. Ellender defended it as essential. Bauer's amendment to strip the center failed 53 to 36. Also noted are NC State forestry students on a 4,500-mile study tour and a Portland renovation campaign reaching 50,000 observers.
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Ellender
Wilkinson
West Baton Rouge
State Highway Commission
Guillory
St. Landry
Lester
Highway Commission
Ellender-Wilkinson
House
Louisiana State University
State University
Bauer of
St. Mary
L. S. U. Medical Center
New Orleans
Bauer
Central University
Baton Rouge
Ethridge of
Grant
University of Tulane
L. S. A. Medical Center
Tarzan the Invincible conspirator message incident
Wayne Colt writes a cipher message for coast delivery after joining conspirators. Zora Drinov witnesses the exchange from her tent and questions the message’s sender, noting only Comrade Zveri may transmit, and the matter is dropped after Colt cites funds.
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Wayne Colt
Zora Drinov
Colt
Zveri
Sig ma Phi Omega picks Kuhn again to lead
P Hubert Kuhn is elected to head Sigma Phi Omega once more with Beverly Christie of Mobile and Charlie Bird of Atlanta noted among participants. Earl Knight receives the achievement honor as the year’s most outstanding man. Theta chapter Baton Rouge wins silver award for efficiency and the attendance trophy goes to Episilon Phi Jacksonville. Next convention set for Atlanta. Delta Sigma conclave closes with Delta Beta Sigma at Hotel Virginia. Delta Sigma will hold next year’s conclave in Fayetteville Arkansas. Katherine Geary of New Orleans elected national president of Delta Beta Sigma with officers named and Little Rock chosen as next convention city. Automobile accidents have increased generally since January.
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Beverly Christie
Mobile
Charlie Bird
Atlanta
Earl Knight
Theta Chapter
Baton Rouge
Episilon Phi
Jacksonville
Fla
Delta Sigma
Delta Beta Sigma Sorority
P. O
Hotel Virginia
Fayetteville
Ark
Katherine Geary
New Orleans
Margaret Sharpe
Jackson
Miss
Mary Horner
Hot Springs
Alice Locke
Pine Bluff
Wanda Culpepper
Cappi Rabb
Helena
Elizabeth Wilson
Little Rock
Vesta Mae Dumas
el Dorado
National Bulletin
Chorus And Quartets At Paper Mill Planned
Preparations to develop a chorus and several quartets at Brown Paper mill are under way. Monroe musician Philip Bernhardt has agreed to assist. Due to strong employee interest a meeting is set for Friday at 8 o clock at Dale Cobb’s home, 207 Cypress street, West Monroe.
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Brown Paper Mill
Philip Bernhardt
Monroe
Dale Cobb
Cypress Street
West Monroe
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