Jena Times editor resigns to join Bogalusa Enterprise
J P Wade president of the Louisiana Press Association and longtime Jena Times publisher will resign July 15 to become associate publisher of the Bogalusa Enterprise. Edwin W Rice will succeed him as editor and G Donald Newman as publisher. Wade helped expand the Times and win regional honors.
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Shreveport Times
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Haynesville News
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Winnsboro
Olla
Digby No. 1 Gasser Brought In Union Parish
Nemours Digby No. 1 in Union parish reported open flow 4 842 307 cubic feet daily. Two prior gassers brought in this week. no new drilling permits this week. Tests proceed in several fields.
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New York Plans Dual Welcomes for Southern Cross Crew
The city will greet Captain Charles Kingsford Smith and the Southern Cross with two official welcomes. A first arrival at Roosevelt Field on Long Island precedes a Battery landing and a Broadway parade, followed by a second ceremony at City Hall. Grover Whalen leads the mayor’s reception committee. Invitations were sent to Sir Ronald Lindsay and Michael McWhite to attend.
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Newfoundland
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Washington
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Irish Free State
Byrd’s Antarctic Ice Boxes Prove Essential
In New York reports, Byrd’s team relied on ice boxes in the Antarctic to keep food from freezing and prevent spoilage in warm cabin conditions, underscoring their necessity for survival and supply during exploration.
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Southern Negro Finds No Gain in Moving North
G A Johnson, a Tuskegee graduate and Howard School of Law attorney, told a Ruston audience that southern blacks gain nothing by migrating to northern cities. After a year touring Chicago Detroit Gary Indianapolis and New York, he warned that unskilled laborers lose economic options and face social and political drawbacks in the North.
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Johnson defends southern conditions in Chicago visit
Johnson recounts his Chicago study visit with Arthur de Priest, the negro congressman. He argues the southern white man reliably supports honest and industrious Black citizens and asserts his own credentials from north Louisiana leaders. He presents industrial and economic insights gathered from his studies.
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youths in custody vow no doorbell aid theft repeat
Two juveniles jailed in San Francisco say they will not ring a policeman's doorbell for help if their stolen car breaks down. Jack Arnold and David Burke sought aid at the home of Officer James Mahoney after the machine stalled.
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Muriel Vanderbilt Church Inaugurates New Newport Initiative
Mrs Muriel Vanderbilt Church has inaugurated a new project in Newport Rhode Island. The event marks a shift toward expanded community programs and historic philanthropic engagement led by the Vanderbilt family patron. Local officials and residents attended the ceremony with remarks emphasizing civic cooperation.
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Rosettes Adorn Coach and Four at Clambake Club
A social scene from the coaching season features a hostess entertaining at the Clambake club. Guests were driven from her home in a coach and four with red velvet rosettes on the bridles signaling festive flair.
Capudine Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Capudine as the easiest way to stop pain and soothe nerves. It claims rapid relief for headaches neuralgia and periodic pains by taking two teaspoonfuls in water, with liquid form absorbing quickly. Available at drug stores in single dose and 10¢ 30¢ and 60¢ bottles.
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