Insurance sprees growers plan shift toward organized farming in Shreveport
The Shreveport area sees preliminary steps by truck growers to organize for a stable home market and outside shipments when needed. journals note dairy consolidation affects Louisiana Texas Arkansas and urge gradual, broad agricultural development for Twin City region to guarantee steady income and avoid future crises.
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Shreveport
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Monroe
West Monroe
Twin Cities
Twin City
Opposition to cutting conservation and forestry funds
The News-Star reports objections to proposed cuts in the minerals and forestry divisions of the Department of Conservation. With four million acres under protection, each state dollar leverages a matching federal and timber-owner contribution, so a cut could shrink protected land by about one million acres. The piece argues against reducing forest protection and urges rejecting the proposed one third cut unless protection remains intact.
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News-Star
Minerals Division
Department of Conservation
Forestry
Conservation Department
Louisiana
Editorial Harshly Opposes Severance Tax Plan
The Shreveport Times criticizes Governor Long's severance tax plan as harmful to North Louisiana, arguing it burdens mineral producers, especially small oil and natural gas firms and carbon black reducers, while larger interests can avoid or absorb the load.
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Shreveport Times
Long
Louisiana
the Times
News-Star
Louisiana Capital
Patience as Payment in Masterpieces
A meditation on patience tracing its Latin roots and linking suffering to artistic genius. It argues that patient endurance justifies genius, citing Job and artists from Phidias to Heifetz as examples, with masterpieces as pay checks of patience.
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Job
Billingsgate
Jerusalem
Patience
Phidias
Rodin
Corregio
Whistler
Jenny Lind
Galli Curci
Paganini
Heifetz
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Nanking Faces Capital Debate as War Ends
Dispatches show victorious forces likely to name Nanking as capital of a unified China. The report traces Nanking’s central location, Ming walls, the University of Nanking, and rail links to Pukow and Tientsin, noting population growth and past grandeur amid modern growth.
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China
Nanking
Dheking
Post Office
Peking
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Yangtze
Great Wall
Canton
Chung Hung Wo
University of Nanking
Chu Hung Wo
United States
Standard Oil Company
United
Pukow
Shanghai
Tientsin
Confucius
Mencius
One and One Are Sex May Be Wrong
A quirky collection of witty headlines and captions from a British newspaper section pokes fun at gender roles, social norms, and everyday mishaps through humorous snippets about marriage, education, cinema, and household quirks.
Unfriendly attitude toward state administration sparked letter
A reader from Monroe criticizes presses for harsh coverage of the state government and defends the current administration. The letter mocks tax increases for the blind and dumb, questions highway repairs, and defends the governor’s trip to a Democratic convention in Houston as efficient and loyal governance. It implies lawmakers may face minimal bills and even jokes about violence in Houston.
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Cabin
Houston
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Texas
Health officials and libel letters in public notice
A Wheeling health column condemns libelous letters and urges public cooperation with disease control efforts. It argues for active vaccination programs and physician collaboration to prevent venereal disease and protect unborn children, citing Auburn New York as a success.
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W.H. Melain
M. D
West Virginia
Wheeling
Health Department
Auburn
New York
Local society notes report visits and family events
Miss Belle Downs visits Manzham with Mrs. Vandegaer. Frank McCormick of Collins ton visits relatives. Carles Bynum Jr. ill at home. Mrs. J. H. Sanders returns from Wabash Ark. J. W. Elder attends Benoit Tigher nuptials at Ruston. Sarah Robinette returns from Forest City Ark after three weeks. Cecil Carrol of Dallas visits aunt Mrs. W. P. Black. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sadler visit Woodlawn. Thomas couple welcomed baby girl ten pounds. Burt family return from Simmsboro for their son’s wedding. S L Smith leaves for Hot Springs for health. R. B. Stevens joins Famous company for summer.
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Belle Downs
Manzham
Vandegaer
Frank McCormick
Collinston
Carles Bynum, Jr
Southern Grocer Company
J. H. Sanders
Wabash
Ark
Rembrandt
J. W. Elder
Ruston
W. A. Burt
West Monroe
Simmsboro
L. Smith
Hot Springs
R. B. Stevens
Rayville
Collinston Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Collinston residents report guests and travels including Mrs. Kate Michie of Mer Rouge visiting Mrs. Dave Pollock. Local couples and families, such as Mr. and Mrs. Shoupe, McKenzie, Mason, and others, share trips to Hot Springs Monroe Bastrop and Ruston with weddings, school news, and graduations intertwined.
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News-Star
Collinston
Kate Michie
Mer Rouge
Dave Pollock
P. Shoupe
Hot Springs
H. E. McKenzie
Monroe
C. B. Mason
Local Social Roundup in Downsville and Nearby Towns
Duke McMay and Miss Jewell Kemp of Monroe visited Downsville on Sunday with friends and relatives. Several Monroe residents, including Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams and Ethyl, plus Miss Clay Williams, spent the weekend in Monroe. Mrs. Fred Hamilton returned from the North Louisiana Sanitarium. Other visits included Mrs. W. L. T. Henry, Misses Bessie and Sue Henry, Mrs. I. M. Hester, and the Green and Brownlee families visiting Downsville and West Monroe relatives.
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J. Byron Vaughan
Monroe
Collingston
Met Rouge
Vaughan-Montgomery
Claude Douglas
Fay
Lois Thibodeaux
Boulder
Colorado
Alma Jean Linquist
Forest Linquist
Mr. Linquist
Texas
Trace
McEnery
Mrs. Dupree
Mississippi
W. B. Lively
Liveleys
Bastrop
Bonnie Sue Rector
Mrs. Williams
A. T. McMoy
Ala V. Williams
J. D. Raley
Ruston
J. L. Green
Downsville
News-Star
Duke McMay
Jewell Kemp
E. A. Williams
Ethyl
Miss Clay
Wiliams
Farris Hammons
Fred Hamilton
North Louisiana
Bessie
Sue Henry
W. L. T. Henry
Joe Hamilton
I. M. Hester
Jack Mashaw
Arthur Green
Hiram Brownlee
West Monroe
Radio Programs for Tuesday Evening Broadcast Schedule
Radio listings show June 26 Central Standard Time with varied programs. James E H Hewitt hosts High Spots on multiple stations followed by a Goldman Band concert and folk songs at 8 PM. Continentals operatic selections and Eskimos string selections are also listed across major networks.
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Central Standard Time Hub
James EH. Hewitt
WJZ
WLW
EWK
Selberling
WEAF
WRC
WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WSAI
WEBH
WCCO
WDAY
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
WSM
WMC
WSB
Goldman
KDKA
WJR
KYW
KWK
WREN
WOC
WOW
WDAF
KVOO
WOAI
WHAS
KOA
Radio Broadcast Schedule Across United States
Central time listed for Democratic Convention coverage with frequent music programs from Chicago to Spokane. Entries name station call letters, city, and afternoon to late evening programs including Goldman Band and Eveready Hour.
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KYW
Chicago
Goldman
WBBM
WEBH
WJJD
Selberling Singers
Children of Mooseheart
WGN
WLIB
Ieveready
Martha Washington
WLS
Little Glenn
WMAQ
WQS
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAI
ORE Singers
WTAM
Cleveland
Blue Flash Indians
Everealy
Chequet T Eskimos
WOC Davenport
Eskimos
WOWO
Stromberg-Carlson
Indiana Five
Clicquot Eskimos
Chris Deutach
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paulic
Stromberg-Carlson Sextet
Gxiberling Singers
Seiberling Singers
U. S. Infantry
St. Louis
Eveready Mour
Kvoo Tulsa
Strombers-Carlson
Seiberling
Clicquot Mskimos
Red Peppers
Wcbd Zion
Buccaneers
WGR
Buffalo
Weaf Frosrams
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WGY Schenectady
Washington
Alusi
WSB
Atlanta
Eveready Hour
Clicquet Eskimos
WDOD
Chattanooga
KRLO
Dallas
Vano
Qu—Music
WFAA
Goldman Band
WBAP
Fort Worth
Association of Commerce
KTHS
Hot Springs
Harmony Four
Philosopher
KPRCG
Houston
NEC
NBC
Andy
Clriquet Eskimos
Gebhardt
KGW
Portland
Eveready
Don Amalzo
Maxwell
KPO
San Francisco
iljou—Kolster
KJR
Seattle
Spokane
Don Amaizo
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Niagara Falls
Ace of
Cads
Steno
June Su
Dearseh
Tne
RADIO
Progra
The
Associated Press
Des Moines
Eveready Moor
WCX
Eiberling
Iveready
Chicquot Eskimos
Foundation For the Blind
Continentals
Slumber Music
Newark
Main Street
Denver
Los Angeles
Orchestra
KNX
Theater
George
Hollywood
KGO Oakland
Memory Lane
Eveready Orchestra
Pilgrims
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