Louisiana Tech to Host 1933 Math Conference
Ruston La March 19 Special Louisiana Tech will host the annual Louisiana Mississippi section meeting of the Mathematical Association of America in March 1933. The two day convention will combine with the National Council of Mathematics Teachers and the Louisiana Academy of Sciences.
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Louisiana Tech
Louisiana- Mississippi
Mathematical Association of America
J. P. Cole
Tech
Bi-State Society
Oxford
Miss
Louisiana-Mississippi
National Council of Mathematics Teachers
Louisiana Academy of Sciences
Bienville Perish
Louisiana Tech Alumni Siation
Arcadia
D. G. Armstrong
Rail Needs Less Than Thought Despite Policy Shifts
Fragmented text suggests investigation into rail project costs and policy guidance. The note references structural concerns, potential continuations, and questions about foundation work and public resolutions. Further readable lines indicate debates on governance and timing.
Officers Gather for Reserve Army Ceremony
Lieutenants Frank Vo Restre and Parnell ane attend a National Guard ceremony with reserve officers Charies and two others. The event marks duties for Army officers and emphasizes readiness.
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Frank Vo Restre
Parnell
Arrest Report for Frances Regross and G Parker
Police arrest Frances Regross on charges related to illegal possession of liquor with intoxicating effects. G Parker is cited in connection with the arrest and investigation in this case.
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Frances
Pos Loxicating Agnear
G. Parker
Tarzan Heals Wounded Man-Thing in African Encounter
Tarzan and a mysterious pithecanthropus meet after a bloodied clash. The creature applies a painless dressing, stops the bleeding, and shares a nonverbal greeting before they exchange signals and share the hunt at Bara’s carcass.
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Tarzan
Africa
Public Safety Act Abolished in Free State of Ireland
Dublin March 19. Eamon de Valera, newly sworn president, suspended the Cosgrave era public safety act and freed prisoners jailed for plots to overthrow the government amid cheers. Britain warned that oath of allegiance and land annuities could reopen old tensions between Ireland and the United Kingdom.
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Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
Free State
Cosgrave
Ireland
de Valera
Executive Council
Neville Chamberlain
Russia rushes food to coast amid fears of trouble
The report describes Russia deploying 59,099 troops to defend the northern railway line toward Manchuria amid fears of Chinese forces and tensions along the frontier. It notes dispatches to northern branches and potential engagements with rival Chinese units.
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Ostok
Sred
Trapper Plans Rescue in Wilds for Missing Colonel Fawcett
Trapper Rattin describes a white man held by a native headman and seeking aid from British officials. He claims to have received messages carved on wood and promises to aid Col. Fawcett's rescue, aided by Mrs. Fawcett’s description, a distinctive statuette, and a signet ring with a Dolphin crest. British Consul General Goodwin backs Rattin’s sincerity and says the matter will be investigated.
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Fawcett
Charles Goodwin
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Goodwin
Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Case Intense Developments
Henry Johnson in spotlight after Col. Lindbergh interview as authorities pursue varied leads in the Lindbergh kidnapping. Sailor Red Johnson faces deportation questions while detectives recheck statements and explore a possible substitute-child theory with international passport checks and shipboard searches.
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Lindbergh Hopewell
N. J
Henry
Red) Johnson
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Betty Gow
Jersey City
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Thomas W. Lamont
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
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Hartford
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Newark
Washington
Baltimore
Europe
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Keyport
Pocatello
Idaho
Ignace Blaustein
Pimping Rained in New Orleans
An unclear excerpt mentions New Orleans, a syndicate, and illicit activity around goods from Honduras or the Gulf Coast. The fragment references unloading items by truck and liquor, with disrupted names and places.
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Trent
Honduras
Gulf Coast
Orleans
Atralane Missing Since Wednesday Found Today
Atralane was missing since Wednesday and located today after a distress call. The plane vanished Wednesday noon with a pilot and six crew members aboard off a Bay and Timmins route, reporting no prior indication of trouble.
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Tim Mistance
Air Fearen
Ath Bay
Timmins
Reverend Driskell To Attend SBC Meeting
Rev. Driskell, pastor of Emmanuel Baptist, will attend a meeting of the Seal and Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, the week after next.
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H. L. Driskell
Emmeruel Baptist
Seal & ¢ Commission
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Pharr Loses Appeal Over Sugar Tax Debt Amount
N Pharr of Berwick Louisiana lost a U S Court of Appeal decision upholding the Internal Revenue Service on a tax bill of 3835 dollars and 13 cents. He claimed federal action set a 18 cent a pound sugar price, arguing contracts for 1 0525 million pounds should be deductible as losses. The board of tax appeals disallowed the deduction and the circuit court agreed the amount was not deductible.
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N. Pharr
Berwick
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
Fifth Circuit
United States Board of Lax Appeals
Washington
Pharr
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United States
Board of Tax Appeals
United States Circuit Court
Tho
Midwest colleges unite against revenue bill over admission tax
ChicagoMarch 19 United Midwestern colleges and universities oppose a proposed 10 percent tax on admissions to athletic events in Congress. Northwestern Vice President F Long of the National Collegiate Athletic Association warned officials that college sports run at a loss and are meant to support graduate sport and physical education rather than profit. He urged local representatives to oppose Authors of this proposal arguing the tax would hurt university programs and athletic budgets.
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F. Long
Northwestern
National Collegiate Athletic Associates
Associa
Universites
Thief Steals Outlet Goods in Riseman Street Burglary
A thief entered Riseman Street store and stole a stuck outlet set including a top hat size 7 1 4, shoes size 8 1 2, stripe shirt with black trim, and a block lip shoe. The entry used pry bars on the rear wiring, and the local rumor mentions the surname Smith as a British family name among workers.
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Riseman
Ater
Uber
House Republicans wage battle on tax sales measure
House leaders wage an uphill battle over a sales tax amid a budget crisis and weeks of turmoil. A three hour Republican caucus left insurgents confident they can sway votes, while Floor Leader Snell signaled support with Democratic help needed. Laguardia claimed inroads into regular GOP strength and cast doubt on further vote claims.
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Snell
Representative Laguardia
New York
Wild Ponies Die In Big Hurricane At Sea's Edge
A northwest hurricane drives ships aground along North Carolina shores near Swansboro Currituck and Albemarle Sound. The coast remains exposed with wrecked hulls and dunes swallowing coast guard stations lighthouses and villages. The sea graveyard of the Atlantic becomes a grim testament to the storm.
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Mies
Swansboro
N.C
Atlantic
Currituck
Albemarle
Pamilen
Anal Coast Guard
Seven Seas
Davy Jones
Sentences Passed In District Court
Penalties were meted in District Court here yesterday afternoon. C. D. Spier received $190 fine and 60 days in jail with the jail term suspended on payment. D. T. Sherman faced two counts of whiskey possession, $256 fine and 69 days in jail for each offense, plus four months extra jail as alternative penalty. William E. Scott paid for non payment of cote bill with 21 days in jail. WA! Handy was charged with manufacture of whiskey, $100 fine and 69 days in jail with 60 extra days in jail as alternative.
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C. D. Spier
D. T. Sherman
William E. Scott
Wa! Handy
Moscow Glider Factory to Produce 1590 Motorless Flyers
Russia launches a gliding push with Osaviawhim backing. A factory near Moscow will churn out 1590 motorless gliders including primary and advanced types. Gliding schools are set up in Moscow Crimea and Siberia.
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Russia
Osaviawhim
Crimea
Siberia
Workman Praised for Salvation Army Success
Brigadier H H Eaves praised local Salvation Army work at a Monroe luncheon. He credited Captain and Mrs W L Workman and Monroe citizens for cooperation and donations fueling the post’s success. Bayes departed for New Orleans after the event.
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H. H. Eaves
Gulf
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W. L. Workman
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Monroe
New Orleans
SINO-JAP PEACE PARLEY PROGRESSES REPORTED
Report from the Sino Japanese peace parley notes progress with continued coverage of dispatches from abroad. A Japanese spokesman denies a fortieth division exists while observers say withdrawals shrink the force but the army remains stronger due to improved equipment.
Registrars Close Voter Registration Office At Quachita Parish
The Office of Registrar closes registrations for the April 19 general state election per law at Mrs Lillian Collins registrar in Quachita Parish. Voters qualified in January’s state primary may vote in the general without new registration. Registrations continue for the presidential election next fall.
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Lillian Collins
Quachita Parish
Januar
Airline Link Under Study Between Buenos Aires and Asuncion
Argentine officials completed a survey of a proposed air route connecting Buenos Aires to Asuncion via Entre Rios and Corrientes. The line would carry both mail and passengers, linking South American countries and boosting regional development.
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South America
Asuncion
Paraguay
Entre Rios
Corientes
Mrs. Harrison Improves at Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Charles Harrison, previously ill in a local hospital, has been moved to her sister Mrs. Albert Davis’s home at 209 Rochelle. Friends are invited to call.
Apache Case Deliberation Involving Tepee Incident
Jurors hear testimony about an encounter near a dance involving Robert Gatewood and an unnamed woman. The account includes offering rides, drinking whiskey, and a kiss. The woman allegedly provoked the act and later grew upset when the narrator expressed remorse about Elizabeth.
Nazarene Society Benefit Sale At 225 DeSiard Street
The Women's Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene conducted a benefit sale today at 225 DeSiard Street selling quilts fancy work cakes sandwiches candy punch and handmade children's chairs. The sale was described as pleasingly successful.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
DeSiard Street
Busy program slated for Y in week 10
A week of activities at the Young Women’s Christian Association begins March 21 announced by Mrs. J. B. Pollard. Each day features meetings and classes including Matron’s Gym, Bible Classes, and various club sessions led by named presidents and chairmen.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
J. B. Pollard
Henry Colbert
Business Girls’ Club
Winnie Riggs
Ouachita Parish High School
Elaine Rester
Frances Butler
Woolworth Girls’ Club
Elise Johnson
Ernest Holloway
Morgan & Lindsey Club
Cora Leigh Carswell
Nelson Abel
Murray to speak in Oklahoma City on presidential bid
Gov. Alfalfa Bill Murray will address the Mississippi legislature March 29 on his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. He returns from Kansas and plans 16 speeches in Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi, while not discouraged by a North Dakota loss. Lapin is noted as the French word for rabbit and rabbit fur.
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Oklahoma City
Alfalfa Bill
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Alabama
Florida
George Henshaw
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