Ferguson to speak for beer in Texas wets campaign
James E. Ferguson will campaign for repeal of dry laws and for beer legalization in the August 26 election. C. C. McDonald, head of the state wet campaign, predicts a large repeal vote and says Ferguson remains a key figure alongside Democratic leaders and the Texas Liberal Legion. Local observers note efforts to heal divisions within the party as campaigns gear up.
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Dallas
Texas
James E. Ferguson
Miriam A. Ferguson
C. C. McDonald
Wichita Falls
McDonald
Austin
Ferguson
Democratic Party
Jed C. Adams
Maury Hughes
Brim
Jim Ferguson
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Herbert Hoover
Adams
Farley
Many Acres of Cotton Are to Be Eliminated
Baton Rouge. Louisiana's 5 301 acres of the 550 000 acre cotton quota are approved for reduction under the federal plan. First parishes reporting include Morehouse Concordia Madison West Carroll Allen Vernon St Martin De Soto La Salle Vermilion with total cash payments of 9 605. State administrator J G Lee expects to reach and exceed the quota.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
J. G. Lee
State Farm Act
Lee
Morehouse
Concordia
Madison
West Carroll
Allen
Vernon
St. Martin
DeSoto
LaSalle
Vermilion
Miss Ayres Wins Beauty Contest at Atlantic City
Miss Alice Mae Ayres of Tyler Texas won the beach beauty contest staged by the National Association of Retail Grocers in Atlantic City. About 10 000 spectators watched 27 entrants from several states compete with Miss Walt Whitman of Camden second and Miss Maryland third. Ayres, a Tyler Commercial college student, will travel to Washington D C and then the Chicago World's Fair.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Alice Mae Ayres
Tyler
Texas
National Association of Retail Grocers
Walt Whitman
Camden
Maryland
Ayres
Tyler Commercial College
Winnie L. Ayres
Miss Ayres
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Texas Child Falls From Train Window
Ned Draughon seven year old son of Mr and Mrs C F Draughon of Muskogee Oklahoma fell from a moving train near Garland twelve miles north of Dallas and was found beside the tracks by his father. He was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries. The incident occurred while the family traveled by Missouri Kansas Texas railway coach.
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Dallas
U.P
Ned Draughon
C. F. Draughon
Muskogee
Okla
Garland
Missouri-Kansas-Pacific Railway
Highland Park
Katy
Draughon
W. C. Seiler
Ned
Voliva Predicts Seven Year Dreath and Wheat Price Surge
Zion City leader Wilbur Glenn Voliva warned followers that the world is entering a seven year drought in which wheat may rise to 48 dollars per bushel. He linked famine to a coming anti Christ and suggested non Zionists will be swept away. he also speculated Mussolini could be the tyrant.
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Zion City
Ill
U.R
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
Shiloh Tabernacle
Joseph
Pharaoh
Mussolini
Governor Pardons Texas Life Termer Harris
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted a full pardon to Jackson Harris who was sentenced in 1922 for life imprisonment and burglary and liquor law violations. The governor also remitted an unpaid portion of a Dallas county fine for Ira Powell and revoked a furlough and general parole for others.
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Austin
Jackson Harris
Miriam A. Ferguson
Harris
Ira Powell
Dallas County
Silent Safe Cracker Supplied by Science In Fort Worth
Dallas dispatch says three Fort Worth men were arrested Wednesday after police traced a device described as a silent safe cracker to science used in making self starters and electric ice boxes. Officers recovered a range of burglary tools and the trio faced charges as the investigation continued.
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Dallas
U.P
Fort Worth
Silent knobknocker aids safe theft described in detail
Thursday report outlines a U shaped plate with screws used to remove safe knobs quietly. Officers warn such devices attract criminals as they create no noise or tremors, unlike explosive tear gas bombs once used to guard strongboxes. Nearby Elizabethtown geology notes Miocene shark teeth and mollusk shells found by UNC geologists. Sahara dust traced to Great Britain, about 2000 miles away.
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Lar Tools
Elizabethtown
University of North Carolina
Police Jury of Ouachita Parish Elects Officers in June 1933 Session
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury met in Monroe on June 7 1933 to organize the new body elect officers and set temporary leadership. J E Bryan named temporary chairman and J M Breard unanimously chosen president with 12 votes and one absence.
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Ouachita Parish
Parish of
Ouachita
Court House
Lousiana
J. M. Breard
Messrs
D. ¥. Smith
W. J. Vinson
R. Tidwell
Geo
O. Breece
C. A. Kincaid
J. L. Warren
J. E
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Police Jury
Montgomery
Tidwell
Mr. Montgomery
Rutledge
J. EB. Bryan
Breard
Hendrix
Rutleage
J. E. Bryan
Quachita Parish
E. H. Hill
General Fund
Lamothe Undertaking Co
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Quechia Parish
Ouschita Parish
Neee Stationery
Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co
Cogeeneee
Twin City Pte. Co
Ford Levi Stationery Co
Standard Office Sup. Co
Pub. Co
M. Coverdale
Wee & Repairs
Court House & Ail
Louisiana Paper Co
Slagie-Johnson Lbr. Co
Monroe Wholesale Nac Co
Bee
Otis Elevator Co
Frank W. Hawthorne
City Paint & Well Paper Co
B. Cooley
Monroe Chemical Co
Joseph Mickel & Bro
Grege & McKenzie
von Bt
John Electric Co
Perry Lime & Cement Co
Sup- CN
Ieeie
Monroe How. Co
Collen's Pharmacy
Pat S. Hamilton
Marvin E. Johnson
Co. C. Lindley
A. Keller & Son
Ouachita Parish Police Jury Records And Claims June 7 1933
Ouachita Parish Police Jury delegates elect several staff for one year and names health board members. It approves claims for general fund and road maintenance and authorizes indigent lists and a vehicle purchase. The body also discusses library reorganization and public works funding under ERA and Louisiana Highway Commission.
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J. McQuiller
E. L. Wright
C. L. Mengis
Montgomery
Hendrix
Parish Board of Health
J. W. Williams
Ouachita Parish
E. R. Yancey
Ellis Powell
Claud Harrison
Mr. Breece
Mr. Rutledge
Mary Goss Home
Charity and Relief Committee
Philip Robertson
Ward
Wiley Tidwell
Mr. Tidwell
Rutledge
Tidwell
Library Association
Breece
Monroe
Ouachita River
Bayou DeSiard
Louisiana Highway Department
Bayou
Louisiana Highway Commission
Congress
Louisiana
Ouachita
Monroe Ouachita River Bridge
Louisville Avenue
West Monroe
Brown Paper Mill
Jonesboro Road
Sterlington
Sterlington Road
Lapine-Jackson Parish
J. B. Collins
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