Southern Cross Brings Astounding New York Landing
The Southern Cross landed at Roosevelt Field New York after a Newfoundland to New York flight carrying four crewmen. Captain Charles Kingsford Smith planned a California leg aiming to circle the globe in a single aircraft with the same engines. Officials and a large crowd greeted the plane while plans for the next non stop or Chicago stop are undecided.
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United Press
New York
Newfoundland
Roosevelt Field
Port Marnock
Ireland
Harbor Grace
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Ronald Lindsey
United States
Grover Whalen
Kingsford-Smith
California
Southern Cross
Chicago
Woman Keeps Receiver Going 16 Hours Daily
Westfield resident Mrs F W Taylor avidly listens to radio averaging 16 hours daily after buying a new receiver a year ago. She has owned a radio set five years and writes at least a thousand letters a year to radio artists and stations.
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Associated Press
Westfield
N. J
F. W. Taylor
Season Vegetables with Sugar for Better Flavor
Sugar and salt mix enhances many vegetables from spinach to onions and corn. The blend also suits meat stews and dressings. Doctors and dietitians endorse sugar in flavoring to boost intake of vitamins minerals and roughage. The Sugar Institute promotes this guidance.
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Dietitians
The
Sugar Institute
Swedish Premier Accepts King Gustav's Cabinet Offer
Carl Gustav Ekman, head of the people's party, accepted King Gustav's invitation to form a new cabinet following the Lindman government, signaling a shift in Sweden's political leadership.
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Associated Press
Carl Gustav Ekman
People's Party
Gustave
Lindman
Cotton Co op to Start Buying Last Year Crop
The Cotton Stabilization corporation will begin purchasing $1,000,000 of last year's cotton crop from state co operatives. The American Cotton Co operative Association financed by the federal farm board will meet today to discuss marketing the holdover cotton. Officers re elected include Allen Northington C O Moser E F Creekmore C G Henry and D G Hill Jr with James C Stone present from the farm board.
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New Orleans
Cotton Stabilization Corporation
E. F. Creekmore
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Co-Operative Association
Federal Farm Board
Allen Northington
Montgomery
C. O. Moser
Dallas
C. G. Henry
Little Rock
D. G. Hill, Jr
James C. Stone
Bernstein Pledges City Support to Builders Exchange
Mayor Arnold Bernstein said the City of Monroe will support the Twin City Builders' Exchange at a banquet for about 75 attendees held at Hotel Virginia. City Commissioners Will Atkinson and D. A. Breard joined D. E. Chapman of the Baton Rouge chapter of the Central Louisiana Associated General Contractors. Mrs. E. H. Fleming performed solos with piano by Florence Zeigler.
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Arnold Bernstein
Monroe
Twin City
Builders’ Exchange
Virginia
Will Atkinson
D. A. Breard
D. E. Chapman
Baton Rouge
Central Louisiana Associated General Contractors
E. H. Fleming
Florence Zeigler
City Officials Back Agricultural Support Meeting
City officials and members of exchanges and business organizations attended a meeting urging support for an agricultural problem. Mayor T Semmes Walmsley and Association of Commerce President A M Lockett assured the group of the city’s backing.
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T. Semmes Walmsley
A. M. Lockett
Association of Commerce
Association
TULLOS Social Roundup Notes June Visitations
Hardy Ingles of Dry Prong visits. E L Barnette and Yvonne Godfrey with Helen Potts visit Alexandria. Miss Lucille Gaharan from Jena stays with Dr. and Mrs. Grahaman. Various locals host and travel between Bunkie Na kona El Dorado Stamps Gibsland Quitman Zenoria and standard.
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Stan Tullos
Hardy Ingles
E. L. Barnette
Yvonne Godfrey
Helen Potts
Alexandria
Lucille Gaharan
Jena
P. S. Grahaman
H. G. Williams
Nakona
Texas
J. E. Loveall
L. S. McCracken
Stamps, Ark
Bro. Shaw
Lee Williamson
Bunkie
Mildred Loveall
R. B. Matthews
Gibsland
Fern Benson
Sparton
Liberty
N. G. Fox
Helen Johnson
T. P. Weaver
Zenoria
World Range Radio Station To Be Set Up In Geneva
The league of nations will establish a special radio station in Geneva with a global emergency range. Under normal operations a Swiss radio company will operate it, and the Swiss government may have an observer present when the league runs the station.
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Radio of World Range
Geneva
League of Nations
Pany
League
Cook Laura Watson, Born in Slavery, Feeds Fre4 Generations
Laura Watson, a former slave born in the era of slavery, has cooked for four generations of the same family. She used a succession of stoves from a fireplace to a coal, gas, and electric stove, adapting through changing times.
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Atlanta
Laura Watson
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el Dorado, Ark
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Godchaux
Confectioner Sugars Inc
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West Monroe
A. D. Green
Fryers
Seagul Self-Ris
Ing
Ibs
Ianne
Iyzian
Iee
Mb Reily & Co
Ems
Onurans
Faulk
Washington
Fairy S. R
Swift
Sid
Faulk Brothers
Alameda
Eae KE Peveney
CSUR
Ae Superior
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