Ten Give Diplomas at Dealing College Ceremony
The commencement lists graduates in liberal arts education and related fields from Dealing, Henry Sewyer, Jones, and multiple towns. Notable names include Aloys Adkins, Louise Bailey, and Jimmy Durante, with degrees in liberal arts, education, home economics, engineering, and music. The event features student performances and theatrical displays following the diploma awards.
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Henry Sewyer
Jones
William Shell
Kelly
Charles Smith
Wianfield
T. F. Ward
Mansfield
Siebert F. Cummins
Oak Grove
Carl Gardner
Shreveport
Jessie Norris
Cheadrant
Elaine Cook
Heflin
Ken‘Gal Loftin
Delhi
Lula Elizabeth
Medghill
Ruston
Edward Wojecki
Brie
Wilbur McKay
Alto
Aloys Adkins
Haynesville
Paralee ‘Beatty
Coy Bennett
Hico
Kerman Biggs
Grover Brown
Forest
John R. Clayton
Junction City
Oscar Ferree
Clarks
Nedra Foster
Jonesboro
Bessie Gilbert
Wisner
Mattie Alice Givens
Bastrop
Fred Gresham
Bernice
Estelle Hardin
Murvise Heaton
Garland Jones
Aure- Ha Kavanaugh
Clay
Avalee Lewis
Shangaloo
Stanley X. Lewis
Minden
Lorraine Lowry
Alexandria
Harper Lyles
Percy McDonell
West Monroe
Gilbert McKean
Fred ‘Miller
Waterproof
Sam Moncrief
Peggy Dean Ozley
Arcadia
Louise Smith
Farmerville
James ‘Price
Nora Prudshomme
Ruth Stewart
Hugh W. Stovall
Dodson
Math Theus
Jane Warren
Monroe
Georgia Mae Woodward
John D. Armstrong
Willard Brashier
Marion
Leone Lank- Haile
Ethel McBride
Lee Coody
Cousthatta
Ernest Varrar
Ark
Blanche McCleish
Athens
Leone Lewis Taylor
Downsville
Thomas A. Woodward
John A. Wyss
Russellville
William R. McDonald
Ernestine Ramsey
Columbia
Hazel Smith
Maggie Reid Wilson
Edward Lee Harris
Joel McCann
Chou@rant
R. C. Funderburk
Louise Bailey
Shongaloo
Mildred Burke
Ruby Chandler
Visalia
Loie Dillard
Jesse Faison
Edward Gott
Jonesville
Martha Ann Jones
Walter Kuzmich
Clifton
N. J
Julia Montgomery
Christine Murphy
Peggy Price
Leota Ramsey
Joneshero
Gertrude Rathburn
Mary Hilton Taylor
Doris Terrill
Anna Lou Burnham
Ruth Clayton
Belle Davidson
Homer
Ruth Dawkins
Alice Fallin
Chaudrant
Bessie Jane Henry
Georgine Murphy
Jane Neal
Bunkie
Rosa Lee Price
Jeanette Riser
Roselyn Stokes
Mary Beth Stubblefield
Evergreen
Doris Tramel
Jennings
Mildred Waldrop
Extension
Willie Dee Burns
Shangaroo
Marjorie Frazier
Earline Gandy
Katherine Henry
Vivan Chapman
Mildred Davis
Monroeville
Church Trace Effected as Ruling Pends
Five bishops are retiring due to age or illness as the episcopacy elevates new members. Doctors Holt Peele Purcell Selecman Martin and Watkins, with Decell, will be ordained tonight in a move reflecting church leadership changes across several states.
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Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
W. W. Peele
Greensboro
N. C
Clare Purcell
Gadsden
Ala
Charlies C. Selecman
Southern Methodist University
W. C. Martin
Dallas
W. T. Watkins
Emory University
Atlanta
J. L. Decell
Jackson
Miss
Hastings to Attend Southern Baptist Convention Meet
Rev L T Hastings pastor of First Christian church and Mrs Hastings depart Thursday for Richmond Virginia to attend the Southern Baptist convention May 12 to 15 The W M A convention will meet May 8 to 11 The couple will visit relatives in Tennessee Also Mr and Mrs T J Davis and Mrs L G Wilkinson of Monroe First Baptist will attend The coast and geodetic survey lists U S boundary length as 10 758 miles.
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L. T. Hastings
First Christian Church
Tennessee
T. J. Davis
L. G. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church
Monroe
Richmond
The
United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Berry Sweeps Three Way Democratic Senate Nomination
Tom Berry defeats Herbert Hitchcock and Fred Hildebrandt in a three way Democratic primary for the South Dakota Senate seat. Berry led with a wide plurality as returns from most precincts came in. J Chandler Gurney led the Republican field for the Senate nomination. In Alabama and Indiana races, incumbents and notable candidates contested renomination with runoffs possible. Illinois returns indicate crowding for federal and state offices as party conventions loom.
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Herbert Hitchcock
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Berry
Fred Hildebrandt
Hitchcock
J. Chandler Gurney
Leslie Jensen
Harlan Bushfield
Oscar Fosheim
Alabama
Frank M. Dixon
Birmingham
Chauncy Sparks
Eufaula
R. J. Goode
Gastonburg
House
Florida
Indiana
Virginia Jenckes
Bankhead
Joe Starnes
Thomas Heflin
Indianapolis
Samuel B. Pettengill
Terre Haute
Paul Sturm
Dana
United States
van Nuys
Jenckes
Congress
William T. Schulte
Glenn Griswold
Schulte
M. Elliott Belshaw
Hammond
Homer Stonebraker
Logansport
Charles A. Halleck
Halleck
George N. Beamer
St. Joseph County
Pettengill
Robert Grant
South Bend
George W. Gillie
Fort Wayne
James I. Farley
Auburn
Forest A. Harness
Richard T. James
Portland
Griswold
Noble T. Johnson
Fred O. Jeffries
Gerald W. Landis
Linton
Arthur H. Greenwood
Charles F. Werner
Evansville
Hilbert Bennett
Rockport
John W. Boehne
Albert
William H. Larrabee
Louis Ludlow
Charles W. Jewett
Life saving training and rescue methods promoted
Life saving drills stress surf boards for water rescue as faster than rowboats. Since 1913 Red Cross life saving service taught water safety to nearly 800000 people. In South Dakota race results show Herbert Hitchock leading over Hildebrandt with a 22 419 plurality. Gurney and Jensen lead in governor race. Dixon leads Alabama Democratic governor race with 108311 votes. no majority yet.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Life Saving Class Forms In Ouachita Parish
Under Oliver Allen guidance the Ouachita parish Red Cross chapter began its life saving course at the Louisiana Training Institute pool with 14 trainees. The class teaches the prone pressure method and artificial respiration to handle drowning, electric shock, and gas poisoning emergencies, with certificates awarded after final exams.
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Oliver Allen
Red Cross
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana Training Institute
Edward Sharpey Schafers
Allen
Holly Ridge May Day Fete Plans At School
Holly Ridge grammar school in Louisiana will host a May day fete Thursday afternoon with all 425 pupils taking part. The event features a Maypole dance, a featured May queen Athlone Holloway and king John Jackson, and a full vocal and dance program concluding at 6 PM. If rain, the same program runs Friday at the same time.
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Holly Ridge
Holly Ridge Grammar School
Athlone Holloway
John Jackson
Flowerland
House to Force Vote on Wage Bill in Coming Session
A petition on Friday aims to push a wage bill to the floor as supporters accuse the rules committee of blocking it from favored status. Representative Lewis criticizes a small minority for hindering legislative action while the Senate weighs strategies to block the bill if it clears the House.
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HOUSE
Senate
Past Matrons and Patrons Honored by Eastern Star Chapter
Louise L. McGuire chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star honored past matrons and patrons at a meeting in the Masonic temple. About eight attendees, including visitors from Dixie and D. Bennett, received unique framed certificates. refreshments followed.
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Louise L. McGuire
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Arrah Culver
W. J. Bynum
Birdie Mae Mulhern
Curtis Hair
Mattie Lou Johnson
J. M. Marshall
Mamie Kersh
Lavern Swanson
A. E. Fisher
Mildred Schrader
Dixie
Warder
Fred Speakman
Sentinel
Julius Fink
W. Clark Faulk
D. Bennett
Cotton Council to Hold Meet in New Orleans
Louisiana agriculture commissioner Harry D. Wilson announced the Cotton Consumption Council will meet in New Orleans on May 16 and 17. The council, chaired by Wilson, was formed March 3 in Atlanta by southern state officials and cotton industry leaders to boost use of cotton amid a large surplus. Wilson urged northern and western friends to support the national promotion campaign and noted 83 cotton using companies participate. The final line notes the three week average vacation travel period per American automobilist.
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Baton Rouge
Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Cotton Consumption Council
New Orleans
Wilson
Atlanta
Commissioners of Agriculture
National Cotton Textile Institute
South
United States
Washington considers new basis of stabilization amid franc talks
Washington and Paris exchange views on the future of the French franc amid devaluation proposals. Morgenthau meets Count de Saint-Quentin twice with no decision. tripartite stabiliza tion requires US Britain approval.
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Washington
Treasury
Count de Saint-Quentin
Morgenthau
Paris
United States
France
Great Britain
London
New York
Advance of 12 Miles Claimed in Shantung Offensive
Foreign observers noted the Japanese push aimed to link northern China conquests with Shanghai and Nanking areas. Chinese reserves reported a counter move around Taierhchwang and Lini, while 2,000 Chinese eighth army troops reportedly arrived in northwestern Shantung to bolster guerrilla actions behind Japanese lines. Japanese air raids on Suchow damaged warehouses and trackage, with naval bombs targeting forces south of Wuhu along the Yangtze.
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Tientsin-Pukow
Chiang
Tenghsien
Wang Min-Cheng
Szechuan
Hankow
Yellow River
Henan
Shansi
Lunghai
Taming
Hopeh
Tsinan
Shantung
Sinjiang
Hangchow
Lake Tai
Shanghai
Nanking
Chaohsien
Kuchen
Suchow
Fawning
Kiangsu
Haichow
China
Sunghai Railway
Taierhchwang
Tancheng
Lini
Yi River
Eighth Army
Shantung Province
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Shantung Front
Prescription C-2228 relief claims for rheumatics
An ad touts Prescription C-2228 as a cure for rheumatic pain and toxin buildup. It promises dramatic relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with pricing at 50 cents and 1 dollar, sold by all druggists.
Jeff B. Snyders Condition Better
Tallulah Louisiana May 4 Special The condition of Jeff B Snyder veteran district attorney here who suffered a fractured hip last Monday is reported to be satisfactory He is a patient in a sanitarium in Vicksburg Mississippi where he was removed immediately after he was injured. Large scale road and track tests with pneumatic tires made of synthetic rubber are being carried out by the ordnance department of the German army.
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Tallulah
Jeff B. Snyder
Vicksburg
Miss
Ordnance Department
Pope deplores Hitler emblem on cross day in Rome
Hitler arrived in Rome and paid homage at the Vittorio Emanuele monument and the fallen Fascists memorial as Mussolini hosted him at the Quirinale. The leaders discussed Nazi Fascist ties and colonies, with the source noting no mention of Czechoslovakia.
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Hitler
Rome
Italy
Venezia Square
Capitoline Hill
Mussolini
Quirinale Palace
Quirinale
Germany
Ethiopia
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Plans Drafted for Navy Ships and Inventions
Leaders in both houses predict Senate action approving three 45,000 ton battleships and two 20,000 ton aircraft carriers with a cap of 35,000 tons unless the president cites countering powers. The House set aircraft carriers at 15,000 tons and authorizes 12 million dollars for experiments with inventions.
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Senate
What Causes Epilepsy and Is There a Cure
A booklet presenting opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy will be mailed free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 51 Fifth Avenue New York NY. Offer lasts while supplies are available.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
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