Orleans Vessels Face Possible Boycott by Longshoremen
Holt Ross of the American Federation of Labor warned New Orleans that international longshore unions at other ports may boycott ships here. He said nonrecognition by local steamship agents has fueled the dispute between the longshoremen and independent groups, risking port traffic paralysis if the boycott spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Holt Ross
American Federation of Labor
International Logshore
International Association
Ross
America
Port unions clash over recognition with distant ports
The port that recognizes and contracts with ILA longshoremen in other ports refuses to recognize or collectively bargain with longshoremen in this port, highlighting a rift in industrial relations and labor practice.
Baptists Return from Encampment at Olla
Baptists from the Olla encampment return to Monroe praising the ten day event. Attendance averaged 225 daily and programs received general approval. The finale crowned Earl Guinn of Athens as king and Miss Edith Gibbons of Pollock as queen after a competitive race with Charles Payne and George Lanham taking supporting roles.
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Olla
Monroe
Earl Guinn
Athens
Edith Gibbons
Pollock
Charles Payne
George Lanham
Story Hour At Monroe Public Library Garden
The children's story hour runs at 9 30 Saturday morning in the library garden. Stories are suitable for varied ages and are sponsored by the L B Faulk post of the American Legion and its auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Public Library
L. B. Faulk Post
The
American Legion
Harvard Law School claims largest U S roster with 1450 students
Harvard Law School holds the nation’s largest enrollment with about 1,450 students drawn from 216 colleges and universities, reflecting a diverse, broad-based student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
United States
Vaudeville on Capacity Crowd at Grand Theater
At the Grand theater on South Grand street Fred Cooney and John Achton presented a 12 act vaudeville show for the Bureau of Transients clients and friends. Miss W Szurek opened with a curtain talk. Standout acts included Mary Lee Rumbarger Tommy Lou Bird and Mary Louise Bosco with song and tap numbers. A duet by Lillian Stinnett and Keeney Devereaux along with Frank Pineda Jim Wilson and The Early Birds Hawaiian guitar trio drew strong applause.
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Grand Theater
South Grand Street
Fred Cooney
John Achton
Bureau of Transients
W. Szurek
Bureau
Mary Lee Rumbarger
Tommy Lou Bird
Mary Louise Bosco
Lillian Stinnett
Keeney Devereaux
Frank Pineda
Jim Wilson
Early Birds
Aged City Employee Hollier Dies in Opelousas at 68
Arthur Louis Hollier, 68, a long time Opelousas city worker serving as police officer and health inspector, died at his home. He leaves three children C B Hollier L A Hollier and Mrs J J Wittenberger and several siblings. He will be buried this afternoon at 4 30 with services at the Catholic church and interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Opelousas
Arthur Louis Hollier
Hollier
C. B. Hollier
L. A. Hollier
J. J. Wittenberger
New Orleans
Isaure
Lucina Hollier
J. D Davy
Armand Hollier
Knights of Columbus
Two in One Rock club hosts and local notices
Chaudrant Mrs C B Colvin entertained the Two in One Rock club at her home. High scores were by M E Kidd and Mrs Colvin. The Bagleys celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary June 22 by entertaining. Tea glasses were gifted to the hosts. Various guests and local movements include church revival plans and visits by Miss Florence Edmiston and Franklin Edmiston.
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H. M. Bagley
Rock
Rook Club
Florence Edmiston
Franklin Edmiston
Newton
Miss
Jim Edmiston
Ladin Indicted Over Bankruptcy Asset Concealment
Samuel Philip Ladin former president of the Ladin company is indicted in New Orleans on charges of concealing 5834.48 in assets from 1932 bankruptcy. A federal grand jury returned the indictments. bond set at 2500 with Houston residence for posting. alleged nine checks drawn from Interstate Trust and Banking Co surrounding the bankruptcy petition.
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New Orleans
Samuel Philip Ladin
Ladin Company
Ladin
Houston
Interstate Trust and Banking Company
Marionette Club Forms Under City Recreation Dept
The Marionette club, sponsored by the municipal recreation department, will organize at the recreation center 124 1-2 DeSiard Street at 7 p.m. Monday. Persons 14 years old and older wishing to learn making and operating marionettes are invited to join this class. Delbert Evans will be the instructor.
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Municipal Recreation Department
DeSiard Street
Delbert Evans
Marionette Workshop Teaches Stagecraft and Plays
A note outlines a classroom program where instruction focuses on making marionettes, stage control, and presentation of plays with no charges. It emphasizes hands on learning and performance preparation for students.
In Georgia and Alabama Courts Block Cotton Processing Taxes
Federal Judge Bascom S. Deaver granted a temporary restraining order on past due cotton processing taxes for Acworth Mills in Georgia. A hearing is set July 5 to consider permanency. In Birmingham, Alabama two suits by Alabama Packing and Alabama Mills seek permanent injunctions against processing taxes on cotton and pork under the AAA.
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Macon
Acworth
Bascom S. Deaver
Deaver
Supreme Court
NRA
Birmingham
Ala
AAA
United States
A. M. Smith
Alabama Packing Company
Alabama Mills Company
Food preservation talk at Swartz Demonstration Club
The Swartz Demonstration club met at Mrs. Ed Edelen's home in Swartz to discuss food preservation. Mrs. Jewel McQuiller spoke briefly and refreshments were served to a large turnout.
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Swartz
Local Sunday School Picnic and Socials Feature Area Travel
Winnfield Baptist Sunday school girls enjoyed a Tuesday picnic led by Mrs. W. H. Peters. Circle three of the Methodist Missionary society met with Mrs. I. R. Bourrel for a program and social hour. Several area residents and visitors were noted in brief social notes, including trips to Magnolia Park near Alexandria and visits from Kansas and Cuba residents.
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King's Messengers
Baptist Sunday School
W. H. Peters
Circle Three
The
Methodist Missionary Society
I. R. Bourrel
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Victor Hugo
Star—World
Ee Aera
Ant-Ad
U.S
Hattie Wyatt Caraway
Thaddeus Caraway
Caraway
Chaudrant
W. M. Bagwell
Presbyterian
Clinton
Grady Kelly
Florence Davis
West Monroe
J. N. Gipson
Mrs. J. C. McCann
Downsville
W. H. Royal
Haynesville
Fulton
Methodist Church
Panzico
DeSiard
Philip Ladin
Acworth Mills
Georgia
Ner
I. W. Rogers
Commerce ST
Suga
Carnation Tall
Henderson
Prim
Fort Howard
Fryers
Godchaux
BEC
Sparkle
Sunnifield
Bokar
California
Texas
Doz. BE
Iona
Polk’s
Olympia
Armour’s Star
N.A. Jones
Atlanta
JEWEL
Mrs. Jones
South
Swift & Company
Winnfield
John Emerson
Mercedes
Sammy
James Hall
Lillian Kingman
Emerson
Magnolia Park
Alexandria
Jessie Colvin
Ruston
J. M. Colvin
Marie Poissot of
Powhatan
G. B. Albritton
Beth Harper
Wirt Parker
Maxine Locke of
Ringgold
Bruce Perdue
M. H. Mann
Hutchinson, Kansas
I. S. Harbuck
Shreveport
L. Rickerson
J. M. Rickerson
Cuba
L. H. Willis
Kilbourne
Frank Willis
W. H. Baker
London
Prentice Bolin
Prentice, Jr
Preston Oriente
Mr. Bolin
S. R
Avi
Rotes
Lothia
Ieee
Alameda
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