Man dies after chest wound in uncertain shooting case
Coroner and police probe a fatal chest wound to Coates who fell at close range from a bullet entering above the left breast and exiting between ribs. The man, once in hospital, died after a brain bleed from the chest injury. relatives urge a thorough investigation. Coates, 3 1/2 years in the army, had been in the Burford produce business and married March 2.
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Coates
Burford
French
H. E. Guerriero
Monroe
Davis anti closed shop amendment heads to hearing
The House Labor and Capital Committee schedules hearings on a constitutional amendment known as the little Case bill that would hold both unions and employers responsible for contracts. Senate appropriations adds 432 000 to the 198 million general budget while funding arms and education lines, with warnings about state surplus earmarking and possible vetoes on extra school money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Labor and Capital Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
James Reily
National Guard
Raymond Fleming
House Appropriations Committee
Fleming
Senate Finance Group
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Department of Public Works
Southern University
Grambling College
Alice Legendre
New Orleans
Board of Veterans Affairs Department
Alvin Stumpf
Gretna
Louisiana sets July oil allowables at new high of 428641 bpd
Louisiana's Oil Conservation Commission released July allowables totaling 428 641 barrels daily, marking a rise of over 10 000 from June's 417 814. Officials offered no explanation for the demand increase, while Tulsa observers see it as encouragement for Gulf Coast production growth.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Conservation Commission
Tulsa
Okla
Gulf Coast
South Louisiana
North Louisiana
Houma
Lafayette
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Monroe
Shreveport
Golden Meadow
Paradis
Anse la Butte
Bayou Sale
Erath
Ville Platte
Vinton North Flank
Delta Farms
LaFitte
Quarantine Bay
Venice
Delhi
West Delhi
Lake St. John
LaSalle Parish
Haynesville
and Rodessa
Meat Shortages Loom Across Major Markets
Across cities the meat supply was severely limited. Philadelphia faced near zero fresh meat and scarce cold cuts amid diverted poultry. Chicago saw slow stockyard receipts and near standstill pork packing. Kansas City reported heavy red steer arrivals but dwindling meat in shops as weekend prospects dimmer.
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Nedick Stores, Inc
Omaha
Fred S. Davis
Philadelphia Ship Suppliers Group
War Shipping Administration
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
OPA
Suspect Claims Illness Hid Guilt In Degnan Note
Authorities compare handwriting from Thomas to the Degnan ransom note and say he admits memory gaps from illness. Sheriff Roach notes similarities between the left handed writing and the ransom note while Thomas says he wrote with his left hand after a broken right arm.
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Thomas
Ernest W. Roach
Degnan
Roach
Local Social Roundup At Winnsboro And Nearby
Collinston residents Mr and Mrs Julian Carter visit his father in Winnsboro on Sunday. Miss Sara Clair Cavett of Monroe and Miss Carolyn Tilbury of Burns are popular summer visitors among local friends. Miss Vincy Mae Mucklerath of Winnsboro visits her cousin Miss Vida Mae Carter. The human heart pumps five to six quarts of blood through nearly 4000 circuits.
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Julian Carter
Winnsboro
Sara Clair Cavett
Monroe
Carolyn Tilbury
Burns
Vincy Mae Mucklerath
Vida Mae Carter
Deaths in Bernice and Brownville mark two funerals
The funeral of S. J. Seibert 62 WWI veteran was at Shiloh Baptist Church with Rev. Stafford Rodgers presiding. He died suddenly from a stroke and is survived by wife Marjory Seibert. Walter L. Lewis died Wednesday and his funeral will be at his Brownville residence Friday at 10 a.m. with Rev. Hemphill. interment in Rayville Masonic Cemetery. Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home handling arrangements. Lewis leaves four sons and five daughters listed by name.
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Bernice
S. J. Seibert
Shiloh Baptist Church
Stafford Rodgers
Seibert
American Legion
Shreveport
Marjory Seibert
Walter L. Lewis
Brownville
Hemphill
Rayville
Masonic Cemetery
Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home
Lewis
Connor L. Lewis
Anthony Lewis
Norval Lewis
Travis W. Lewis
A. Travellian
Annie McDaniels
Sadie Williams
Gennar Stancil
Myrtle Strange
Pross Tightens Grip On Whisky Trade And Union Autonomy
The article portrays Pross as a powerful figure who controls distillers and directs whisky distribution to distributors. It notes his influence extends to pressuring a company tied to a relative of Oneto and manipulating supply, while the A F L remains passive despite known abuses. It also highlights Pross and his family's bankruptcy records and questions union democracy.
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Liquor Combines
Pross
Oneto
Schenley
American Federation of Labor
Ben Pross
A. F. of L
Minnesota
King Features Syndicate
Local Notes on School Staff and Hospital Admission
Tallulah R L Moncrief the Tal Lulah High principal spends summer in Baton Rouge teaching at L S A summer school. Miss Warrene Buford recently graduated from Southwestern College Memphis lives in Rayville and holds a position. The Rat Club met Monday at Mo and Mrs D H Allen with Mrs Leo Shields hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Vicksburg for a broken arm.
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R. L. Moncrief
Tallulah High School
Baton Rouge
Warrene Buford
Southwestern College
Memphis
Rayville
Rat Club
D. H. Allen
Leo Shields
Mercy Hospital
Vicksburg
O'Daniel vows long talk as OPA extension looms
Senate to stay in session to push price control extension past deadline despite OPA abolition rhetoric. O'Daniel vows to talk until Monday morning if needed as majority aims for final vote while health and safety concerns rise from a truck train crash near La Feria leaving 11 dead and 11 injured.
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OPA
O'Daniel
Senate
Joint Conference
O’daniel
Barkley
Kentucky
Harlingen
Tex
la Feria
Constantina Hernandez
Missouri Pacific
Matsuoka Portrait Reflects Power Above All Else
The article describes Matsuoka as a pro Japanese hawk who valued power over ideals. It notes his mixed affections for the United States, his long U.S. schooling, and his willingness to leverage military backing. His ambitions and miscalculations shaped prewar strategy and future war trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Matsuoka
University of Oregon
Japan
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