Grain rate dispute eyed to raise Memphis as inland grain hub
J O McClintock of Farmers National Grain says Memphis river grain faces 22 cent rail-outbound tariff to Jackson and Meridian while outbound rail grain pays 14 cents. He notes carriers discriminated against river shipments here after Memphis sought parity. Randolph of the Mississippi Association represented water interests at the hearing.
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Watereson Grain
Outane
Anid
Memphis
J.O. McClintock
Chicago
Farmers, National Grain Corporation
Jackson
Meridian
Miss
Cairo
St. ‘Louis
McClintock
Farmers National Grain: Corporation
Ville
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Robert ‘Isham ‘Randolph
Mississippi Association
Harmon In Orleans To Close Dairy Deal
R G Harmon, president of the Quachita Dairy Dealers Cooperative, left Sunday night for New Orleans to close a deal that will greatly expand the association. He will return in time to attend a Wednesday meeting at 7 30 at the Quachita parish courthouse where final expansion plans will be announced, including the purchase of two milk stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.G. Harmon
Quachita
Bartlett Faces Life Term For Northup Holdup Slaying
Henderson Texas June 24 Bartlett was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury found him guilty of the May 24 holdup slaying of J P Northup. Bartlett denied guilt before the case went to the 23 hour deliberation.
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Team
Henderson
Texas
Bartlett
J.P. Northup
J. P. Northrup
Here
Shreveport Prepares Six Day Centennial Celebration
Shreveport readies for six day centennial events from June 29 to July 4. The program includes four parades a historic pageant coronation queen ball and dances. Twenty four visiting bands aerial displays a Caddo village and pioneer luncheons enhance the festivities with 20 Caddo braves and Chief Charlie Adams leading the group.
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Shreveport
Red River
Barksdale’ Field
Anadarko
Okla
Charlie Adams
Josephine Inkanish
C. Ross, Hume
Hume
Social royal pageant to open Shreveport celebration
The feature of the celebration will be the queen's ball at the municipal auditorium Wednesday evening. Princesses and duchesses from outside cities and towns, along with maids, will participate as part of the leading social events in Shreveport's festivities.
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Shreveport
New Goodrich Gold and Black Tube Increases Durability
Goodrich engineers developed a tougher rubber tube that resists tipping and tearing with an extra layer of golden rubber to guard against rim cuts. The Gold and Black Tube promises the same price as standard tubes while offering longer life and cost savings for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Goodrich Engineers
Bert Lytell
Silvertowns
Key brothers near end of endurance flight amid toothache
Al Key improves from a painful tooth as Fred Key remains upbeat about weather and progress. Meridian crowds greet the flyers before they must stay aloft to beat the existing record, with 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds set in 1930.
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Meridian
al Key
Fred Key
Keys
Fred
John and
Kenneth Hunter
Chicago
Louisiana Normal College Enrolls Summer Term Students
Local students from Ouachita parish enroll for the nine weeks summer term at Louisiana State Normal College in Natchitoches. The list includes seven students entering summer studies at the institution.
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Ouachita Parish
Natchitoches
Ouachita. Parish
Louisiana State Normal” College
Convention Highlights Include Big Parades And Norris Dam Visit
The Indianapolis convention featured two large parades and a tour of Norris Dam by TVA. A daylong bus trip through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park drew praise from Mr. Ray who called it the most beautiful park he had seen. He noted 20 million dollars funded park beautification by the government and Rockefeller foundation. Mr Ray and Mrs Ray attended with Mr and Mrs Cecil Shuitz from Monroe.
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Ndianapolis
Norris
TVA
Great’Smoky Mountains
National Park
Ray
Honduran Held in New Orleans on Narcotics and Arms Findings
A 23 year old Honduran, Henry Conidet of Puerto Cortez, was detained by federal agents in New Orleans after narcotics with an estimated retail value of 100000 dollars were found in his hotel room along with papers listing firearms and a tally of 168000 rounds of ammunition. Two other men, Baldo Pausina and Anthony Jurich, were arrested but denied knowledge of the narcotics. Conidet claimed plans to buy the guns and ammo for resale in Honduras but not for political groups. He said he graduated from a Mexico City university and that his father runs a large Honduran grocery business.
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New Orleans
Henry Conidet
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Baldo Pausina
Anthony Jurich
Coindet
Covndet
Mexico
D. F
Stop Night Urges with Haarlem Oil Capsules
Advertisement claims Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules flush poisons and acid from kidneys and irritations of the bladder to reduce nighttime urination. It lists symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble such as scant or burning passage, backache and puffy eyes, and urges taking a 35 cent package as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Ady
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An advertisement promotes B. C. as a non narcotic pain reliever prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims fast relief for menstrual pains colds headaches neuralgia and muscular aches with no habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
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B. C
B.C
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Hacer
Maar
Scholls
Harmon
Orleans
Deal
Marie Rudd
Rt. 1
Leasburg
Car
Cuticura Laboratories
Malden
Mass
Persia
Yosephine
Densi
Jackson St
Teachers College
Quachita Parish
A. M. Hopper
Baton Rouge
E. B. Robert
Normal College
State Department of Education
Edwin H. Reeder
University of Vermont
A.L. Crabb
George Peabody College
Division of Extension
Louisiana State University
A. A. Fredericks
Louisiana Teachers’ Association
Parent- Teacher Association
Joyce Thompson
Myrtle Rodgers
Julia Caroline
Wossman
Monroe
Aes
Seersucker
G. Penney
Penney
Toyo
Penney’s
Mee
Jae
Cretonne, Ed
Eer
Ty Price
Sox
Joe
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