Navy and A F L face strike at Bethlehem shipyard
Naval officers met with Harvey W Brown of the A F L M errill local to push a return to work at the Bethlehem shipyard amid a 300 million defense contract. Brown urged compliance with mediation and threatened to end donations as talks continued. Ford U A W dispute drew A F L opposition while Non Partisan League warned of anti labor bills. The Maine Legion heard treason charges against some labor groups for defense strikes.
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Associated Press
Naval
A. F. L. International
San Francisco
Navy
Army
Bethlehem
Harvey W. Brown
International
A. F. L. Machinists
Brown
John W. Greensalde
12Th Naval District
Roosevelt
National Defense
International Organization
International Union
National Defense Mediation Board
Ford Motor Company
United Automobile Workers
Ford
Detroit
Washington
Labor
House
Senate
Congress
John Thomas Taylor
American Legion
National
Maine Legion
Lewiston
Three Aviation Courses Open at North East Junior College
Dean C C Calvert announces three aviation programs at North East Junior College with 20 enrollments in the primary course plus two alternates, 20 in the secondary course with two alternates, and a cross country course. Most enrollees are set. one or two more may join primary. All participants should submit enrollment forms Monday afternoon and gather at 7 p.m. for final orders and planning.
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Northeast Junior College
C. C. Calvert
Louisiana Constitution Convention Delegates Recall 1921 Banquet
About 50 of 78 surviving delegates from the 1921 Louisiana constitutional convention attended a 20th anniversary banquet at Antoine’s in New Orleans. Governor Sam Jones, former Lt. Governor Hewitt Bouanchaud, vice-presidents Jefferson Snyder Charles Rosen and L. O. Broussard spoke, while Allen Ellender and H. H. White could not attend. Other speakers included Frank Powell Sidney Herold Federal Judge Ben Dawkins and Esmond Phelps. The report notes long-term sun heat decline and Sequoia National Park housing 300 plus lakes.
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New Orleans
Antoine's
Sam Jones
Beauregard Parish
Hewitt Bouanchaud
Pointe Coupee Parish
Jefferson B. Snyder
Madison Parish
Charles Rosen
L. O. Broussard
Vermilion Parish
United States
Allen Ellencer
H. H. White
Rapides Parish
Frank H. Powell
Sidney L. Herold
Shreveport
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights Stations List
A detailed timetable for Sunday June 22 outlining program titles networks and time blocks across CST MT EST conversions. Includes religious talks dramatic readings news roundtables dance music orchestras and concerts from 12:00 to 10:30 PM with multiple network affiliations and announcer notes.
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Radio City
Church of the Air
Fort Dixon
Jimmy Lytell
Cbs New York
NBC
Chicago
Meet the Music Orches
Cedric Foster
Josef Marais
Nbe-Red Talent Ltd
Nbc-Blue
New York Dance Music Orches
Mbs
Nbe-Red
Nbe
Blue Dancing Music Orches
Mbs-Chain
L'pton Close
Far East
Nbec
Charles Dant
Mike
Andra Kostelanetz & Orchestra
Dbs
Joe & Mabel
Whec-Red Sisters
Steelmakers
Cbs
Roy Shield
Orches
Nbc-Red
San Francisco
Gene Autry
Mom
Reg'lar Fellers
Nbc-Red News
Nbc-Blue Field Camp
Pearson & Allen
Blue World News
Basic Dancing Music Orchestra
Cbs-West
Gabriel Weatter
Elmer Davis
Walter Winchell
Parker Family
Irene Rich
Lim
Bill Stern
Phil Spitalny
Red
Bob Hawk
CBS Workshop
Helen Hayes
Cbs West
Dance & News
Cbs Orchestra
Britain
Dance Music Orchestra & News
Dancing Music and News
Suit To Block New Orleans Voting Machine Purchase
A suit filed in East Baton Rouge parish district court seeks to prevent the purchase of voting machines for New Orleans. Judge Womack orders the Shoup company and state officials to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue. The plaintiff, O D Ricks, argues the state cannot incur 4941600 debt to buy 435 machines and asks to cap annual spending at 61500 for the current and next fiscal year. The board includes Gov Sam Jones and Lt Gov Marc Mouton with city partners agreeing to staged funding.
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Baton Rouge
New Orleans
East Baton Rouge Parish
James D. Womack
Shoup Voting Machine Company
A. P. Tugwell
O. D. Ricks
Charles Rivet
Revenue Department
Ricks
Sam Jones
Marc M. Mouton
Norman Bauer
Eugene Stanley
Orleans fishermen fined for two perch in Mississippi waters
A trio of New Orleans fishermen faced a $43 fine after conservation officers found two perch in their rented skiffs on Wolf River in Hancock County Mississippi. They disputed responsibility arguing neither had a Mississippi license and suspect the fish were left by previous boat owners.
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New Orleans
C. P. Schultz
Wolf River
Hancock County
Mississippi
J. L. Brugniens
John Cerise
John
Brugniens
Schultz
Mississippi Fame
Justice of the Peace
C. R. Jones
Pass Christian
Terry Outlines Admission Rules for New Monroe State Hospital
W S Terry Jr, director of public welfare, explains the July 3 opening of the E A Conway state hospital in Monroe will follow the same admission process as other state hospitals. Residents of Louisiana who cannot pay qualify for free care after physician certification, with emergencies treated directly.
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E. A. Conway State Hospital
Monroe
W. S. Terry, Jr
Public Welfare
Department of Public Welfare
Louisiana
Terry
Woman Stabs Man. Knight Fractures Abdominal Wounds
Monroe police hunted Annie Lee after a midday altercation left M N Knight, 45, an ice cream firm employee, with critical abdominal knife wounds. Both residents of 800 Louise Ann Avenue. the suspect fled.
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Monroe
Annie Lee
M. N. Knight
St. Francis Sanitarium
Knight
Louise Ann Avenue
Rainmaker Miss Stoate Bets On Water Near Blytheville
Miss Lillie Stoate the Oxford Miss rainmaker sat by Armorel lake six miles east of Blytheville to conjure rain for Mississippi county farmers. She claimed her presence by water triggers rain and promised to move on to Cooter Missouri after her visit here.
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Blytheville
Ark
Lake Shore
Miss Stoate
Cooter
Pemiscot County
Group to Consider Airport Operation at Selman Field
Officials of Delta Air Lines and the Civil Aeronautics Authority of North east Junior college private airplane owners and others meet to discuss Selman field operations. The July 1 meeting will set fees and storage rates as the police jury plans a five year one mill tax for expansion and improvement. the July 15 ballot of Ouachita parish taxpayers will decide the issue.
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Delta Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Authority of
Northeast Junior College
Selman Field
George
Breece
Ouachita Parish
U S O Clubs Aid Military Youth Recreation Program
The U S O plans to set up more than 360 service clubs near Army camps Naval stations and defense centers to provide wholesome recreational social and spiritual facilities for millions of young service members. The first year's operating cost is about eleven million dollars funded by Americans who support their armed forces.
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U. S
Big Brothers
America
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