Min derals division funds debated in Louisiana conservation push
Baton Rouge reports show the house appropriations committee proposing a more than thirty percent cut to the minerals division of the department of conservation. William F. Chisholm says higher funding is needed to enforce a proper code and supervise mineral production. Critics warn that reductions could reduce oversight of oil and gas activity, risking waste and unsafe drilling practices like the Richland parish crater.
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House Committees On Appropriations
Baton Rouge
Minerals Division
Department of Consevation
William F. Chisholm
Minerals
House Appropriations Committee
Richland Parish
Louisiana
Bond to Continue as President at Louisiana Tech
Dr. G. W. Bond is to continue as president of Louisiana Polytechnic Institute for the coming school year after the resignation of Jonh R. Conniff. The smooth functioning of Tech and the lack of upheaval from the Conniff incident reassure parents and bolster the school’s esteem.
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G. W. Bond
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Jonh R. Conniff
Tech
Louisiana Tech
A Symbol of Change as Mary Pickford Snips Hair
The piece frames Mary Pickford shedding her curls as a sign of shifting eras in American life. It links changes in film imagery, music, fashion, and social norms from pre war to post war times to a broader cultural restlessness. Elders and youth interpret the act as a readjustment rather than surrender.
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Mary
The Governing Car Question for Governor Long
The News-Star weighs the proposal to provide an automobile and chauffeur for Governor Long. It argues the governor, like other state officials and city leaders, should have public transport at public expense. The piece notes opposition doubts if the plan is a prudent state expenditure.
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News-Star
Long
State of Lousiana
Malt Tax Increase Discussion Reported by Committee
Fragmentary note indicates opposition to a malt tax increase and mentions a committee hearing on to tax malt and related proposals. The text suggests debate over additional malt tax burdens and fiscal measures.
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Mann
Right Angles on Society and State Vision in 1928
A reflective piece outlines a future where civil service merit prevails in elections while science balances art and mass production. It calls for free education from kindergarten to university, state subsidy for exceptional genius, public discussion protected, and war draft for lawmakers who vote for war. The tone mixes utopian governance with social transfers and public ownership.
Encouragement Through Study and Self Improvement
A reader urges Brano Lessing to offer positive encouragement through learning. The piece extols study as the path to happiness and wisdom, urging exploration of astronomy literature languages botany and more, equating study to strength and personal growth. It references 1928 copyright and contrasts with other commentary on culture and prohibition era topics.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Morehouse wildcat oil test eyed as ready to come in
Rumors say the Morehouse oil test can be brought in at any time by the company. A drillers’ stay in town led to a rumor mill claim, yet the outlook remains favorable and many laudatory reports are heard, matching the optimism of an oil stock prospectus.
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Morehouse
Cabin notes on Houston hall scene and local antics
The piece references a Houston convention hall with a jail on one side and a hospital on the other and contrasts it with Shreveport’s cemetery-adjacent auditorium. It urges calm, while critiquing Hoover agitation and joking about quirky newsroom tempers and a film billboard incident on North Second Street.
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Houston
Houston Hall
Shreveport
Hoover
North Second Street
Sporting Goods
Richard Dix
Better Health For Children By Dr Morse
Growing healthy children needs sufficient simple food given regularly with milk fruits and vegetables and no sweets. Adequate fresh air sleep rest and peaceful homes with sympathetic adults support healthy development.
France Reports New River Escaping Rain Myths
A farmer in the Oise department recently found a new river arising from a spring on his land. The stream grew from a muddy rivulet to seven feet wide as it flowed toward the Esches, crossing roads and near Bout-d'en-Haut before joining the main river. Officials say it appears permanent, not caused by recent rains.
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International News Service
Paris
France
Oise Department
Esches
Bout-d’en-Haut
Local notes from June 25 1913 with regional visits
Auditors and judges travel for business in town. Residents and guests include F Stewart from WY S&P, Judge Dawkins on a Tallulah trip, E C Brantley bound for Louisville, Jordenia Flournoy returning from Ruston, B C Bevins visiting from New Orleans, Marjory Smith a Sterlington guest, Ruth Todd from Bastrop staying with Mrs Kate Brigham, M W Stroud family planning Mooringsport visit, Mrs S S Johnson ill, Mrs O W Cosby hosting Mrs Ray Moon and mother from Selma, and Fred Browning visiting Ruston parents on South Jackson street.
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F. Stewart
Ben ©. Dawkins
Tallulah
E. C. Brantley
Louisville
Jordenia Flournoy
Ruston
B. C. Bevins
New Orleans
C. H. Bevins
Marjory Smith
Sterlington
Mangham
River Front
Ruth Todd
Bastrop
Kate Brigham
Second Street
M. W. Stroud
Mooringsport
S&s. Johnson
O. W. Cosby
Ray Moon
Selma
Fred Browning
B. K. Fluker
South Jackson Street
Social notes from Farmerville and surroundings
Farmerville area hosts visitors and guests including Mrs. Walter Hamlin from New Orleans and guests G D Sanders from South Carolina Others include Miss Mary Dykes and James Ratliff meeting Jack Rogers of El Paso Texas Several residents travel to Shreveport and Cincinnati while local families host relatives from Baton Rouge El Dorado Monroe Bernice Ark Strong Ark and Arcadia are noted among visiting and hosting residents
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Farmerville
Walter Hamlin
H. G. Fields
New Orleans
G. D. Sanders
South Carolina
Mary Dykes
James Ratliff
Shreveport
Jack Rogers
el Paso
Texas
Jack Dykes, Jr
Harvey, Jr
Mr. Fields
Charles Kelley
Raymond Clark
Florence, Elizabeth
Ray Dykes
el Dorado
Ark
J. B. Crow
Murray Green
W. B. Miller
Raymond Meeks
Arcadia
F. W. Scott
C. Pyle
Sam Hurst
Huttig
E. B. Harrell
W. L. P. Henry
Fred Green
Monroe
J. Talbot
Bernice
Common People to Tell Connecticut State How to License Automobiles
Hartford June 25 state commissioner of motor vehicles Robbins B Stoeckel urges public input on motor vehicle licensing and traffic law administration He calls on auto manufacturers to aid by conferences and agreements to propose safer laws and machine standards for public safety
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Connecticut
International News Service
Hartford
Conn
Robbins B. Stoeckel
Radio Programming Grid Highlights June 25
Daily schedule lists 7:30 5:30 6:00 7:00 8:30 and 5.30 segments with station call letters and program names including Harold Van Duzee solo, Shining Hour, Riverside Orchestra, General Motors Party, Time to Retire Boys, On the Front Porch and Young Mixed Voices across multiple networks like WJZ KYW WEAF WRC WGN WTMJ KOA and more.
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Roxy
Eis
Harold van Duzee
WJZ
KDKA
KYW
KWKE
WIR
WSM
WSB
WRC
WREN
WFAA
KVOO
Shining Hour
Melody Maids
WEAF
WGR
WTAM
Wws
WSAI
WEBH
KSD
WOC
WDAF
Riverside
Orchestra
WLW
WJR
KWK
WBAP
WHAS
WMC
WCCO
General Motors Party
WGY
WWJ
WGN
WTMJ
WOW
KPRC
WOAI
WIAX
WCAI
KOA
WOR
WADC
WAIU
WERC
WGHP
WMAQ
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
WSPD
WBBM
Chicago
WJJD
WLIB
Quin
A. & P. Gypsies
WLS
Glenn
WLS Hippodrome
Cincinnati
New York
General Motors
Roxy and His Gang
Slumber Music
Newark
Kling
Des Moines
Detroit
Kansas City
Nighthawks
Milwaukee
Bankers Banquet
Jack Turner
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Cieneral Motors Party
Orchenten
St. Louie
Kvoo Tulsa
Riversiderogram
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Dallas
Fort Worth
Jack Hose
Ramblers
Hot Springs
Houston
NEC
Tenor Am—Amos 'N
Andy
Jacksonville
Louisville
Memphis
Nashville
Radio Seven
WSMB
New Orleans
WCOA
Pensacola
San Antonio
Central live radio schedules for U S stations
A dense list of radio programs across numerous stations from Chicago to Seattle detailing air times, show titles, and host or program names in CST and PDT hours. It records hourly lineups including Riverside programs, Time to Retire, orchestras, and variety shows across major networks.
Silence is Golden and Pitiful City Thug Arrest
A satirical note laments men who stay quiet as a path to avoid trouble while a dated item headlines a city thug's arrest for failing to follow proper behavior.
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Big City
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King: Features Syndicate, Inc
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Mr. Lessing
Ence School
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New York Evening Post
Wall Street Journal
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Schenectady
WRFC
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KPO
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