Transient home board rates its operations as efficient and sanitary
After an inspection by Barney Oakland and Mrs. Tim Tippit, two members of the transient bureau advisory board, the institution was praised for efficiency and sanitation. The hospital serves whites and negroes in separate divisions, with plans for a classroom, staff instructors, and expanded libraries and recreation facilities. The garden supplies much of the facility’s vegetables.
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Barney Oakland
Tim Tippit
S. H. McClary
Tippit
Shreveport
Bureau
Simonton Named House Physician at St Francis Sanitarium
Dr. Morgan Simonton, currently an interne at Charity hospital New Orleans, will become house physician at St. Francis Sanitarium July 1 replacing Dr. Prentice Gray who resigns to enter active practice. Simonton a West Monroe native and Tulane medical graduate trained at Charity and is completing his second internship year. His sister Mrs. E E Eaves of West Monroe is nearest living relative. Gray resigns after years of hospital work to join his father in practice with Dr. C P Gray.
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Charity Hospital
New Orleans
St. Francis Sanitarium
Prentice Gray
Dr. Simonton
West Monroe
Ouachita Parish High School
Louisiana Tech
Ruston
College of Medicine
Tulane University
New Orleans Hospital
Hamiter Pension Funds Bills Passed By House
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana House approved two bills to bolster Shreveport police and fire pension funds. One bill raises to 20 percent the share of police court fines allocated to the police fund, and the other dedicates 50 percent of license taxes from fire insurance companies to the firemen's fund.
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Baton Rouge
House of Representatives
Shreveport
Joe Hamiter
Caddo
New Cotton Crop Control Method Beset by Geese
Elisha Randell, a Black farmer on Texas avenue, reports geese repeatedly invade his cotton patch. After Randell shooed them away, geese pulled up cotton plants, aided by others, leaving Randell short on harvest. He plans to file warrants while locals claim geese prefer grass to cotton.
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Elisha Randell
Randell
Texas Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth
Randel
Rayville Woman Admitted For Operation At Monroe Hospital
Mrs. C. M. Nobles, Sr., 77, of Rayville, was admitted Thursday to Monroe General hospital. Although not seriously ill now, hospital staff said she would undergo an operation within a few days.
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C. M. Nobles, Sr
Rayville
Monroe General Hospital
Effort to Slay Hitler Denied in Berlin
Nazi officials denied reports of an assassination attempt on Adolf Hitler. A shot allegedly targeted a funeral procession for Frau Karin Goering but did not hit Hitler or any high official. Goebbels defended National Socialism and the regime’s direction amid conservative protests.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Wednday
Karin Goering
Prussia
Hitler
Neudeck
von Hindenburg
von Papen
Third Reich
Paul Joseph Goebbels
People's Party
Death by own action verdict in Kinder man’s death
Dr. A. J. Heelin, Allen parish coroner, ruled death by own action in the case of A. J. Hebert, 50, Gulf Refining bulk station manager at Kinder, found fatally wounded. Relatives cited personal financial strain and a note to his wife and creditors as context.
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Lake Charles
A. J. Heelin
Allen Parish
A. J. Hebert
Gulf Refining Company
Kinder
Milking Of Another's Cow Banned By House
The Louisiana House passes a bill 72 to 4 to prohibit one man milking another man's cow. Rep Red of Evangeline says it corrects a local problem, while Rep Pavy of St. Landry notes milk must be taken from the cow. A note mentions 89,50 fatal US accidents in 1933 with 30,500 motor deaths.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Red
Evangeline
Pavy
St. Landry
United States
Win a Duesenberg Racer and Outdoor Gym Prize Parade
A vintage lottery-like feature promises a Duesenberg Racer with electric horn and lights worth $300 as top prize, plus a complete outdoor gym setup, Ranger bicycles, Philco radios, movie machines, toys, and 50 grand prizes. Readers are invited to submit colorings and enter before June 29, with second prizes including theater tickets and kids' specials.
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Ranger
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Louisville
News-Star
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