Dam Cheniere to be Advocated by Jury Member
J Lloyd Warren, a police jury member, plans to present a petition at the July police jury meeting for a dam across the Cheniere near Avant road. The project would create a seven mile long reservoir funded by federal and state relief sources, with labor from relief programs, and would offer work for unemployed men while supplying a cold, fresh spawning ground for fish.
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Cheniere
Avant Road
J. Lloyd Warren
Emergency Relief Administration
Magazine photo leads to arrest in Texas murder case
Charlie Outlaw, 58, was captured after a detective magazine photo identified him as the farmhand who used the alias Hall. Arkansas officers traced the image to the suspect, who faced six indictments including murder and highway robbery for the January hammer slayings and related attacks on the McCall family in Lufkin.
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Lufkin
Texas
Charlie Outlaw
Frank McCall
Matthews
Eudora
Ark
Arkansas
Hall
H. ©. Billingsley
Outlaw
Billingsley
McCall
Sally McCall
M. J. Looney
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for underweight children
An advertising note claims thin pale children suffer iron deficiency and poor blood. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and quinine to restore appetite, color, energy, and resistance to disease, asserting safety and broad store availability.
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Grove
Young
Hunt Thornhill Chosen Departmental Officers
Biloxi Mississippi will host the 1934 Veterans of Foreign Wars convention after the Louisiana Mississippi department meeting in New Iberia C A Hunt of Monroe was elected commander Other officers elected include R B Wall of Brookhaven Ray B Griffin of Bastrop John W Angers Jr of New Iberia Pike Hall of Shreveport J B Thornhill of Monroe Dr J C Menendez of New Orleans Tom Roberts of Farmerville.
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New Iberia
Biloxi
Miss
Louisiana- Mississippi Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department
Monroe
R. B. Wall
Brookhaven
Ray B. Griffin
Bastrop
John W. Angers, Jr
Pike Hall
Shreveport
J. B. Thornhill
J. C. Menendez
New Orleans
Tom Roberts
Farmerville
Camp Windywood Opens For Girls Near Pollack
Five days remain to register for Camp Windywood run by the State Y M C A near Pollack, 18 miles from Alexandria. Girls aged 9 to 16, sometimes eight, may attend for one to three weeks starting July 1, with swimming games crafts and nature study under elected counselors. T. H. Tyson leads local recruitment for the camp. Calcium Iron and Iodine are essential in a child's diet.
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Windywood
State Young Men’s Christian Association
Pollack
Alexandria
T. H. Tyson
Camp
Lindberghs Plan Airplane Survey To Greenland Route
Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and Col Lindbergh will coast to Greenland this summer to assess a Pan-American Airways Europe route via Greenland. The survey aims to locate landing points and select suitable aircraft for potential regular trans ocean service.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Iceland
Denmark
Lindbergh
Pan-American Airways
Philadelphia
Japan
China
Revival Continues at Central Baptist Church This Week
Rev. L. C. Bauer leads a week long church revival at Central Baptist with nightly services at 8 pm and morning gatherings at 9 am. He spoke last night on Fighters or Slackers and described three kinds of church members.
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Central Baptist Church
L. C. Bauer
Fragmented views on church support split into three classes
The text outlines three groups: those against financial church support, those willing to work without funding, and a third group that fully commits to the cause. It presents differing opinions on church funding and involvement.
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