Motorcade to visit Monroe on all night stop
The Henderson Chamber of Commerce group will visit Monroe for an overnight stay Wednesday with about 40 autos. After lodging in local hotels they will head to Vicksburg the next day to publicize the paved shortcut from Highway 80 to Texas centennial cities and Mexico City via Henderson. The plan aims to boost east and westbound auto traffic to the Home City of the East Texas oil fields. Local timing and entertainment details were not finalized.
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Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Henderson
Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
Vicksburg
Texas Centennial Cities
Mexico City
Greenwood
Dallas
Tex
Great East Texas
Carthage
TVA Power Negotiations Extend To Arkansas Utilities
Arkansas Power and Light serves 250 communities in 55 counties and supplies about 5,000 farmers. It operates two dams and hydro plants on the Ouachita river near Hot Springs and a large steam plant at Sterlington Louisiana. Couch says rapid power growth and TVA surplus prompt talks to obtain part of Arkansas needs from TVA, with a likely beneficial agreement for all parties.
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Pal
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Ouachita River
Hot Springs
Sterlington
Arkansas
Couch
TVA
New York Tax Case Causes Ties to Hughes Firm
The 1933 New York income tax payment cited at 53 448.48 via an insurance device sparked testimony of manipulation and clashes with the treasury. Dissension within Hughes Schurman and Dwight, the firm including Charles Evans Hughes Jr., followed reports that Hughes threatened to dissolve the firm over the tax issue. Morrison Shafroth said a tax attorney sought an oral settlement, but the bureau sent investigators to the Bahamas first to probe the matter.
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Dwight
Treasury
New York
Hughes, Schurman and
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Bureau
Bahamas
Leming
Doctor's Guide Offers Free Liver and Gall Bladder Advice
Free physician's formula claims to aid bile thinness and gall bladder health. Advertisement invites readers to write to a Minneapolis address for information and includes store names Faulk's Prog Store and Sandman's Pharmacy as suppliers.
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Vaxner
Oean Ponds
Rey-Back
North 4Th Street
Minneapolis
Faulk
Sandman
Tax Dues Sought for Dwight and Six Taxpayers
The 1932-35 tax claim totals 230 399 74 with a partial payment offer presented by Commissioner Guy T Helvering. An exhibit shows 549 501 97 in additional taxes claimed across six taxpayers tied to insurance loan deductions. The committee adjourned to resume at 10 a m with Leming noting policy costs were largely covered by large party loans.
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Dwight
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue Bureau
Leming
Monroe Officials Probe Southern District Disturbance
The city of Monroe health and civic leaders say they are investigating an undetermined disturbance causing property damage and health concerns in the southern part of the city. Mayor Arnold Bernstein and officials pledge to locate the trouble and protect residents.
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Monroe
City of
Arnold Bernstein
Witness interruption during Hauptmann trial described
A taxi driver, Philip Moses, identified Wendel as the man to be tried and was removed after shouting support. Moses testified he drove three men to the St. Raymond's cemetery area near Bronx on the night of the Lindbergh ransom payment, joining a fourth man with a gray car. The aim was to implicate a gang in the ransom payoff.
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Wendel
Philip Moses
Bronx
New York
Moses
William Clark
Hauptmann
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Angell Warns Democracy Faces Threat to Rights
Dr Angell warns against relying on political medicine men claiming liberty is safe, arguing true democracy requires protecting human rights via independent courts. The piece notes danger to freedom and democracy in the United States. San Francisco claims a 1000 foot Fleichhacker pool as the world’s largest.
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Angell
United States
San Francisco
Three Nations Press Tensions Over Leipzig and Basque Push
The report describes Germany canceling von Neurath talks, Leipzig collision with a submarine or torpedo, and Hitler remaining in Berlin. It also notes Basque insurgents advancing from Bilbao toward Santander with recaptured infrastructure and refugee movements, while Britain refuses a naval display near Spain and four powers fail to reach an accord.
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von Neurath
Leipzig
Berlin
Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Lokalanzeiger
Essener National Zeitung
Hendaye
Bilbao
Santander
Oquendo
Gadagua
Spain
Great Britain
France
Madrid
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Germany
Third Reich
Britain
Valencia
House
Eden
Cornett Injured In Auto Accident
W A Cornett 25 suffered severe arm injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by R J Johnson at the Ouachita avenue South Second street intersection. He rested at St Francis sanitarium with non fatal but painful injuries. Johnson reported traveling 25 to 30 mph while Cornett rode about 40 mph.
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W. A
Brother
Cornett
R. 3. Johnson
Ouachita Avenue
South Second Street
United Gas Company
St. Francis Sanitarium
Johnson
Arkansas Avenue
Dry forces seek mandamus to force parish vote on liquor
Rev B A Miley chair of the Harrisonburg Baptist church and dry forces asks the Catahoula parish police jury to call a special election on liquor. The steering committee plans mandamus proceedings to compel a wet or dry decision with Rep A D Flowers retained as counsel.
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Thompson Doughty
Leon Kirby
A. D. Flowers
la Salle Parish
Miley
Trip in Iron for Suite Arrival
Removal of the rear railing and rear observation window of the special car allowed the respirator to be rolled into a padded and fumigated van with a police escort to Billings Memorial hospital. Storage batteries powered the respirator motors while a hand operated resuscitator was ready for emergencies. Over 1000 feet of extension cord supported the transfer to a third floor suite as doctors target a seven year minimum treatment plan to restore Snite.
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Billings Memorial Hospital
Block High School Holds Commencement Exercises
Block High School in Jonesville will hold its annual commencement in the high school auditorium on Thursday June 24. Twenty nine graduates will receive diplomas from Parish Superintendent of Education H. W. Wright.
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Ferriday
Block High School
Jonesville
H. W. Wright
First cotton blooms reported in two Louisiana parishes
The first cotton bloom of the season was brought to Harrisonburg by W. O. Smith of Jena in Catahoula parish. Smith also produced the first open boll in La Salle parish. Parish papers award a free year’s subscription to those yielding the first blooms.
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Erriday
Catahoula Parish
Harrisonburg
W. O. Smith
Jena
la Salle Parish
President and Steel Strike Standoffs In 1933 Picket Lines
President Roosevelt and labor leader John L. Lewis both sought mediation as steel workers picketed roads and plants. Girdler refused to grant a contract while mediation continued amid martial law and troop deployments in the Youngstown area.
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John L. Lewis
Cleveland
Davey
Perkins
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Youngstown
Tom Girdler
Girdler
Republice
Lewis’ C. I. O
Inland Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Lewis
Taft
Steel Company
Johnstown
Roosevelt
White House
Frank Parnell
Sheet and Tube
Secretary of Labor
Steel Mediation Board
Postoffice Authority Challenged Over Food Shipments to Ohio Mills
Postmaster General Farley in U S District Court argued the post office could halt deliveries of mailed food and clothing to Republic Steel plants in Niles and Warren Ohio amid the strike. He said the packages were aimed to involve postal workers in the labor dispute and not tendered in good faith. Congress voices concern over ahead-of-deadline funding as several appropriation bills and key tax measures await action before June 30.
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Washington
Farley
United States District Court Today
Post Office Department
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
Niles
Warren
Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
House
Senate
War and Interior Departments
District of Columbia
Agriculture Department
Fliers Visit Shreveport Mississippi Club Greet Visitors
Dick Merrill and a group including C G Rudderhan J V Bost E A Frost Major Lester Maitland Tom Lemly Charles Hazen Dorf Bean Dan Leahy and A J Daveau toured Shreveport. The Mississippi club of Shreveport greeted the fliers and Merrill, a native of Iuka Mississippi.
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C. G. Rudderhan
J. V. Bost
Chamber of Commerce
E. A. Frost
Lester J. Maitland
Barksdale Field
Transpacific Flight Fame
Tom Lemly
Charles Hazen
Dorf Bean
Department of Commerce
Dan Leahy
A. J. Daveau
Mississippi Club of
Shreveport
Merrill
Iuka
Miss
Red Cross Secretary Returns From Mississippi Institute
Miss Eloise Falkenheiner, newly named executive secretary of Concordia Parish Red Cross, returns from Pass Christian where she attended the Institute and School of Instructions on the Mississippi Gulf coast. She says the sessions were interesting, educational, and helpful to her parish work, with entertaining features included.
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Ferriday
Eloise Falkenheiner
Concordia Parish Red Cross
Pass Christian
Miss
Mississippi Gulf Coast
American Red Cross
Falkenheiner
Red Cross
India Remains Leading Tea Exporter Worldwide
India maintains its position as the top global tea exporting country over recent years, with strong production and international demand supporting its dominant role in global markets.
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India
French cabinet fall linked to Blum power push
The text notes high government officials viewed Blum as likely to prevail. Abel Gardey, senate finance committee reporter, called Chau temps the "new premier." The finance committee's steadfast rejection of Blum's decree power toppled the cabinet, while Marx Dormoy, interior minister, expressed confidence in Chau temps.
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Abel Gardey
Senate Finance Committee
Chautemps
Blum
France
Marx Dormoy
Chau
France Seeks New Government As Coalition Crumbles
Reports say Georges Bonnet may join a Blum Chaumpet government as finance minister amid talks to form a Radical Socialist and Communist led front. The crisis centers on a likely 1937 treasury deficit and the cabinet's emergency financial powers.
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Georges Bonnet
United States
France
Chautemps
Blum
People’s Front
People's Front
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Girls Hurt In Auto Accident On Loop Road
Two 13 year old girls Alda Kelly and Myrtle Murray were slightly injured when the car they rode in overturned on the Loop road near the Biedenharn place about 10 pm Monday. Driver Charles Harley reported swerving and hitting a ditch, the car turning over. Both girls were treated at St Francis Sanitarium and released. Passenger Nolan Andrews escaped injuries.
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Loop Road
Alda Kelly
South Riverfront Street
West Monroe
Myrtle Murray
St. Francis Sanitarium
Charles Harley
South Second Street
Biedenharn Place
Nolan Andrews
Hot Weather Biliousness Alert Promotes Calo Tabs
In hot weather digestion slows and bile-related symptoms arise including gas belching headaches and nausea. The ad urges Calo tabs, an improved calomel compound, claiming quick relief with trial ten cent and family twenty five cent packages sold at drug stores.
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Af Drug Stores
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