Peace Bills Advance as Leche Signs Measures
Governor Leche backs tax and tenure bills while the House moves to pass a 2 percent luxury sales tax and teacher employment acts. Redevelopment plans include revising four revenue measures with lower rates on natural gas severance, soft drinks, gas pipelines, and lubricating oil, though one gas tax bill awaits committee action.
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House
Ways
Richard W. Leche
C. A. Morvant
LaFourche
Huey P. Long
Leche
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
ALL PARISHES PLAN RALLIES TO ROOSEVELT
Parish leaders across Ludnam Bastrop Met Rouge Ouachita Richland and West Carroll announce rallies supporting Roosevelt. Local officials listed include H B Chambers Horace Mangham Warren Hunt A A Abel Mayor J B Smith and others in communities such as Harrisonburg Ternsas and more as the page continues. A separate note reports a gin being built in Harrisonburg by George McGee and A L Gremillion on Bates property. Chinese and Japanese share written language though spoken forms differ.
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J. Vernon Sims
R. B. Cantwell
Joe Franklin
Harrisonburg
George McGee
A. L. Gremillion
P. P. Bates
Bull Fight Strike Upsets Spain Season
The piece notes that a bull fighting season in Spain is disrupted by a strike of ace toreadors. Inept substitutes fail to humiliate the bulls, turning the gala season into a showcase for the bulls as they throw and chase the toreaders.
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Spain
Life tenure and parish rule gain large vote in statehouse
The house advanced an administration bill on life tenure for teachers, with Riddle urging passage and noting removal of immorality as a cause for dismissal. Co author Simpson named as Ben R. Simpson joined. A proration bill for oil gas and sulphur passed 83 to 0 after floor amendments. The luxury sales tax was deferred to tomorrow.
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House
Riddle
Riddie
Ben R. Simpson
Caddo
Simpson
C. A. Morvant
State Conservation Department
President Roosevelts study to bills continues
President Roosevelt after meetings with political leaders gave further attention to bills awaiting his approval including a 1.425 billion relief deficiency bill and a 320 million flood control program across 40 states. He consulted with Hopkins Richberg Lewis Tugwell Bullitt and others about relief jobs for 2.3 million unemployed.
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White House
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
William Bullitt
Soviet
Russia
Donald Richberg
NRA
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers
Redford G. Tugwell
Doughton
North Carolina
House
Ways and Means Committee
Farmerville Man's Death Undertakes Quiet Toll
A Farmerville man died after illness delayed a doctor visit. Funeral services are planned Wednesday at Mount Nebo Cemetery near Holmesville, with burial there. His widow and daughter Miss Cleo Taylor were in Hot Springs Arkansas and expected home soon, along with three sisters and a brother in south Louisiana.
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Mount Nebo Cemetery
Holmesville
Ferriday Couple Wed at St Patrick’s Church
Ferriday Miss Helen Millett and Norman Herman of Pennsylvania wed in an 8 o clock nuptial mass at St Patrick’s Catholic church celebrated by Reverend Father Francis X Krenemeyer. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Lockbaum. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Benard Millett of Ferriday. The couple will live in Ferriday where Herman works for the Interstate Natural Gas company. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hugh James Knight and Mr and Mrs J R Caldwell among others.
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Helen Millett
Ferriday
Norman Herman
Pennsylvania
Francis X. Krenemeyer
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
John Lockbaum
Herman
Benard Millett
Mr. Herman
Interstate Natural Gas Company
Alvin Karpis Faces Arraignment in St Paul Case
Alvin Karpis and two other suspects are arraigned in St Paul on June 23. Details of charges and court dates are expected as the case proceeds.
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Karpis
ST. Paul
Alvin Karpis
Farley Sees New Deal As Main Election Issue
Roosevelt dominated the scene as delegates debated platform planks and party rules at the convention. Rumors swirled over John Hamilton and the London Knox campaigners while Wagner and Wallace prepared the nominating groundwork. Garner’s renomination appeared certain and Curley offered a light remark on a possible vice presidency.
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John Hamilton
North Carolina
Robert Wagner
New York
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Roosevelt
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Boston
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Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
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Davis Wilson
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Four Years in the Presidency Echoes of Roosevelt Buoyancy
The president, four years in office, shows weariness at times yet maintains a Roosevelt-like buoyancy. He rises about eight, reads in bed, then meets with Marvin McIntyre to set daily appointments. His day in the oval office includes cabinet, Congress, and New Dealers, with Morgenthau often at luncheon.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Marvin McIntyre
Oval Office
Congress
Morgenthau
Republicans Seek Smith Support in VA Senate Race
The speech text changed without explanation after Governor Landon’s Topeka remark. Five prominent citizens led by a veteran city and state leader chose party loyalty over country, prompting speculation on whether Smith will “walk” to the Republican camp before the November general election.
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Hamilton
Landon
Topeka
Birth Announcement for Olla Couple's Daughter
A daughter was born June 18 to Mr and Mrs Elvin E Edward of Olla in a special report from Olla.
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Olla
Elvin E. Edward
Revival services at First Baptist feature electric organ
The First Baptist church hosts revival services tonight at 7 45 with an electric organ demonstration by a skilled organist. Numbers will be played before and after the services drawing public attendance. The article also notes that Edward G Bremer pleaded innocent in a federal court in St Paul today over a $200 000 kidnapping case.
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First Baptist Church
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
New Tax Bill Proposes Broad Revenue Measures
The bill outlines a sweeping package including $20 million for a fund measure tied to irrevocable trusts, $10 million in reduced corporate tax exemptions, import levies on fish and vegetable oils totaling $109 million, an $82.9 million windfall tax on tax avoiders, and $10 million in miscellaneous changes. It also introduces a new tax on corporate income withheld from dividends with tiered rates and a cushion for firms with net incomes under $50,000.
Good Hope Church Holds Summer Revival in Breard Springs
Good Hope Baptist Church in Breard Springs six miles northwest of Monroe hosts a revival from last Sunday through July 5 with services daily at 10 AM and in the evening. Rev. Charles W. Freeman of Monroe leads the meetings with Alfred Harris as singing director and Mrs. Woodrow Wallace on piano.
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Breard Springs
Monroe
Old Arkansas Road
Charles W. Freeman
Alfred Harris
Woodrow Wallace
Freeman
Louisiana College
Pineville
Good Hope Church
Monroe City Council approves 1935 36 audit report
City of Monroe Louisiana held a June 15 1936 meeting with all members present. The annual audit for the year ended April 24 1936 was received adopted and ordered published. The report by Cornell & Company covers balance sheets revenues expenses assets liabilities and notes on bond funds and uncollected taxes.
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Highway Commission
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Geneva School Water Certification Notice
Geneva school district posts a water certification notice for the TC CONE BALAT CH project with details readable in the document.
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Geneva School
Water Certific School
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