Long Uncertain Fate of Demand for Ousting Senate Probe
The senate took no action to resume the investigation as the calendar closed. A petition blasted the Long Overton inquiry and Connally committee for delaying hearings and whitewashing corruption, labeling Long as arch-conspirator and Overton as co-conspirator. Nagano province in Japan reports a cherry tree estimated at 1,000 years old and still blooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States Senate
Connally-George
George
Connally
Long
Overton
Nagano Province
Japan
Bond's Skin Base Quick Cure for Itching Germs
A tested prescription by a renowned dermatologist claims Bond's Skin Base quickly penetrates to the infected area, soothes itching, and kills germs. If relief fails, money is refunded by the druggist. Available at drug stores with no substitutes.
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Bond
$1,500 In Building Permits Issued Here
Two building permits totaling $1 500 were issued by city building inspector G W Jones on Tuesday. One for $1 000 at Grand Street for remodeling a one story brick building occupied by Adler Co an auto sales agency with plate glass display windows. The other $500 permit at 137 DeSiard Street covers remodeling for a tobacco and liquor shop recently purchased from Harry Prophet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jones
Grand Street
Grammont
Oak Streets
Tom Jennings
DeSiard Street
Harry Prophet
Barbecue For Physicians Planned By Sanitarium
Fully 100 physicians from Monroe and nearby cities will attend a barbecue at Riverside sanitarium at 6 30 p m Friday. Invitations have been sent to over 60 doctors in nearly as many towns. Speakers will include Dr E F Anderson superintendent of Charity Hospital Shreveport and Dr L J Kaminsky of Texarkana Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Riverside Sanitarium
Riverside
FE. L. Sanderson
Charity Hospital
Shreveport
L. J. Kaminsky
Texarkana
Tex
Exercises Slated At Monroe Colored High School
Closing exercises of the adult classes at Monroe Colored High School are set for Friday at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. A small admission will be charged and the ticket seller with the most tickets will win a prize. Teachers include Bertha M. Parker Ruth L. Gair and Herbert Sherman.
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Monroe Colored High School
Bertha M. Parker
Ruth L. Gair
Herbert Sherman
Post Office Established at Lake St. John
A post office is established in G. G. Bennett's store at Lake St. John five miles below Waterproof. Bennett is named postmaster. Previously the Lake St. John area was served by a rural route from Ferriday.
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Postoffice
Ferriday
G. G. Bennett
Lake St. John
Waterproof
Bennett
Kellogg All-Bran Helps Worcester Man After 25 Years
A Worcester resident reports 25 years of chronic constipation improving after using Kellogg's All-Bran. The letter claims the cereal provides bulk for easier elimination and supplies vitamin B and iron. It recommends two tablespoonfuls daily and suggests seeing a doctor if relief fails.
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Henry E. Lecour
Vaughan Ave
Worcester
Mass
Kellogg’s
Bonds Enable Pension Restoration Through State Board Sale
The state issues 550000 in bonds to fund restored monthly pensions of 60 dollars, back to 1932 levels, with payments to continue beyond January 1 through future bond sales. Purchasers include Scharff and Jones, Nusloch, Baudean and Smith, Woolfolk, Huggins and Schober, Lamar, Kingston and Lahouisse. The sale avoids Confederate bonds before October 1, 1935 to ease market absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Allen
Firms
Scharff and Jones, Inc
Nusloch, Baudean and Smith, Inc
Woolfolk, Huggins and Schober, Inc
Lamar, Kingston and Lahouisse
Large Cotton Crop Foreseen By J T Austin
J T Austin a prominent plantation owner predicts a large cotton crop after surveying hill lands and the valley He cautions about boll weevil infestation and urges farmers to procure poison and act early He notes a strong crop in Ward 8 planter Richard Armstrong and warns cold nights aid pests in spreading.
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J. T. Austin
Mr. Austin
Austin
Richard Armstrong
Ward 8
Jonesboro Highway
Death of J. D. Mayes prompts Memphis trip
Mrs. H. C. Aehle of 302 Rochelle avenue left for Memphis after the sudden death of her father J. D. Mayes from heart disease. Surviving children include one residing in Monroe. Interment planned in Hazelhurst, Mississippi. Separate item notes Tokyo plans for a 600 room hotel costing 10 000 000 yen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Aehle
Rochelle Avenue
Memphis
Tenn
J. D. Mayes
Tokyo
HOLC Offices Open Late For Loan Applications
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation offices in the Oua chita bank building will stay open until midnight Thursday June 27 to accept home loan applications. Acted by Congress the period ran May 27 to June 27 inclusive, with about 200 applications already filed in recent days. Manager Robert Breard notes many more are expected before closing, after which no new applications will be taken.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Ouachita Bank
Act of Congress
Robert Breard
Ferriday Post Office Upgraded to Second Class Rating
Postmaster P. L. Dark received word from the Washington postoffice department that Ferriday is moved from third class to second class rating due to increased business volume.
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Ferriday
P. L. Dark
Postoffice Department
Washington
Ferriday Postoffice
Ouachita Schools Chief Asked to Delay Budget
T O Brown Ouachita Parish superintendent receives a state education official letter urging delay in presenting next year’s school budget. The missive suggests contracting with employees as before while keeping salaries tentative or left to be set after income is known. It directs not to submit 1935 36 budgets until requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pepper Co
T. O. Brown
Ouachita Parish
T. H. Harris
All Parish
Transient Bureau Announces Cleanest Shelter Contest
Mayor Arnold Bernstein Fred Williamson J B Cooley A V Miller Jack Scheir L G Foster and Miss R Castle will judge a contest at the transient bureau to select the most attractive and cleanest shelter. The inspection tour will begin about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bernstein
Fred Williamson
J. B. Cooley
A. V. Miller
Jack Scheir
L. G. Foster
Visitors invited to contest and wrestling show Tuesday
At 10 45 o'clock a luncheon will follow the contest. Inmates of the bureau will be entertained with a wrestling show Tuesday night. The public is invited to attend.
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Dashiell
Hammett
Edward Arnold
Claire Dodd
Ray Mill and
Rosalind Keith
Paramount Picture
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Phil Regan
Warner Baxter
Ketti Gallian
Pampas
Fredric
Charles Laughton
Crosby
Mayers Brothers, Ltd
The
Adler Company, Automobile Sales Agency
Negro High School
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Taciies
Dallas
Texas
D. P. Co
HOLC
Brown
Transient Bureau
Rt Uaay
Chicago
Rca-Victor
R.C.A. Victor
General Electric Battery
Jone Store
ST. John and Harrison Sts
Capitol Theater