Refunding Bill Approved By Parochial Affairs Committee
The Louisiana House parochial affairs committee favored a substitute tax relief measure to allow refunding of local bond issues by extending maturities with bond holder consent. The constitutional amendment, prepared by the attorney general, would let parochial and municipal entities lower taxes by extending due dates up to 40 years at capped interest. Ben A. Campbell pressed the bill for the attorney general while E. G. Simmons urged deferred action citing bond portfolio concerns.
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Baton Rouge
House Parochial Affairs Committee
Attorney General's
Pavy
St. Landry
Buie
Franklin
Beeson
Vernon
Ben A. Campbell
New Orleans
E. G. Simmons
Pan-American Life Insurance Company
Lawmaker seeks delay on bill after committee split
Representative Williamson of Calcasieu urged deferred action to study the bill. The committee voted against the motion, blocking postponement for a day.
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Williamson
Calcasieu
Twins Born 50 Miles Apart on Scottish Island
Mrs James McLennan of Scarpay island Scotland gave birth to twins 50 miles apart within 48 hours. One child born at home. mother carried on a stretcher, rowed four miles to Harris, then rode 45 miles to Stornoway where the second child was born. All three reported well.
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James McLennan
Scsrpay
Scotland
Harris
Stornoway
Luafest
Oil Production Increases in United States
Texas and California gains lift US crude output 14 767 barrels to 2 676 422 bpd in latest week. East Texas adds 24 100 bpd to 579 310, California up to 535 750 bpd, Oklahoma and Kansas dip, Rocky Mountain region rises to 93 950 bpd.
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Tulsa
Okla
Texas
California
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
East Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Negroes Held Here On Federal Charge
Lat Williams was the alleged victim of a false CWA check. Rayville residents Insey Fisher Ira Jones were held on $500 bond after a Monday preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Allen Guthrie. Jones pleaded guilty Fisher pleaded not guilty. They were arrested Saturday by a United States secret service agent and are held in Ouachita parish jail.
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Lat Williams
Rayville
Insey Fisher
Ira Jones
United States
Allen Guthrie
Ouachita Parish
Secret Service
Jones
Fisher
Rice Chieftain to Attend Meet for Rice Marketing Hearing
Charles G. Miller head of the rice division of the farm administration will attend Monday's hearing in Lake Charles Louisiana on the marketing agreement for the southern rice milling industry. The session will consider amendments including revised differentials for rough rice as proposed by various interests.
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Washington
Charles G. Miller
Rice Division
The
Farm Administration
Lake Charles
Buying of Louisiana Rice By U. S. Is Urged
Washington June 25 The Louisiana legislature urges U S surplus relief corporation to buy Louisiana rice. Representative Rene L De Rouen says Charles G Miller head of the rice division supports the idea and may discuss it in Lake Charles next week. De Rouen seeks Emergency Relief Administration approval for purchase of surplus rice.
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Washington
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Louisiana
Rene L. de Rouen
Charles G. Miller
Rice
The
Farm Administration
Miller
Lake Charles
de Rouen
Emergency Relief Administration
Applications Open for Federal Foreman Exam in Vicksburg
The U S civil service commission in Vicksburg announces an open competitive examination for foreman revetment construction to fill vacancies in the Vicksburg engineer district. Eligibles may be certified for similar positions in other services within the district. Applications must be filed by July 10. blank form requests go to the local board secretary, U S Civil Service Examiners, U S Engineer Service, Box 667, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Vicksburg
The
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Engineer Service
Miss
City Court dispositions Monday with multiple drunken and trespass cases
City Court sessions Monday afternoon before Judge W. M. Harper. Ed Jones, Sam Brown, O Welch, James Burnett, I Z Mathis, Willie Gibson, Jessie Hamilton, Thomas Drew, Henry Dishroom and Abram Harris faced charges. Fines ranged from 5 to 12.50 dollars with suspensions and a 10 day term for drawing a dangerous weapon.
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W. M. Harper
Ed Jones
Edward Nugent
Sam Brown
Ralph Hines
O. Welch
Verna Lee Hopper
James Burnett
I. Z. Mathis
Willie Gibson
Jessie Hamilton
Thomas Drew
Henry Dishroom
Abram Harris
Gilmore bill to authorize Louisiana state lottery advances
Public letter reports the Gilmore bill to authorize a state lottery in Louisiana moves to third reading in the House, with Governor Allen opposing any state lottery. Proponents press final passage while critics urge repeal of gambling laws and praise the governor’s stance.
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Baton Rouge
Gilmore
Louisiana House of Representatives
Walter T. Gilmore
St. Mary Parish
Ways and Means
Oscar K. Allen
Louisiana
Allen
Experienced Repairman Joins Monroe Typewriter Exchange Staff
Jerry R. O'Brien is hired as typewriter and adding machine repairman at Monroe Typewriter Exchange. A former U S navy aviator, he trained at Pensacola and built typewriters during service. He later flew airmail for Western Airmails between Flagstaff and El Paso before gaining nine years in repair work. He also sells Regal typewriters and services office equipment.
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Jerry R. O'Brien
Monroe Typewriter Exchange
United States Navy
Pensacola
Fla
O'Brien
Navy Station
Navy
Flagstaff
Ariz
Fl Paso
Texas
Regal Typewriters
Baptist Revival Ends Friday In West Monroe Tent Meetings
Rev W B Starnes of Waco Texas announced the revival titled The Signs of the Times at Immanuel Baptist Church venues in West Monroe. Sermons focus on confession and repentance as services run daily this week with 9 am morning and 8 pm evening sessions.
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W. B. Starnes
Waco
Texas
Cotton and Mills Streets
West Monroe
Immanuel Baptist Church
Soda water gas sources from coke burn and molasses
Liquid carbonic gas for soda water is produced by burning coke or by fermentation, often as a by product of blackstrap molasses.
Inventory values estate of Baynards at $124 162 86
Alexandria, June 4. The estate of Major Ludlow B Baynard and Mrs Baynard is valued at 124 162 86 with four children and heirs including State Auditor L B Baynard of Baton Rouge plus Elise Baynard Liverman of Shreveport and Eugene Baynard Dupuy and William T Baynard of Alexandria. Real estate valued at 10000 and personal property 85868 58. The Mrs Baynard estate totals 28294 28. Major Baynard died May 17 and Mrs Baynard August 2 1921.
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Alexandria
Ludlow B. Baynard
Baynard
L. B. Baynard
Baton Rouge
Elise Baynard Liverman
Shreveport
Eugene Baynard Dupuy
William T. Baynard
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