Roosevelt Plan to Revive Business Circulated in Washington
Washington May 9 plan to revive business includes three billion dollars for public works and federal cooperation on industrial regulation. Senator Wagner leads drafting, aiming to loosen anti trust rules to permit joint actions under government approval. The proposal also calls for a public works administrator and a construction loan program to speed credit for local government and private industry.
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Washington
Velt
Roosevelt
Wagner
Posnl
Treas
Inder
Thection Corporation
Ral
Noe seeks delay of tax sale postponement in Louisiana
State Senator James A. Noe urges Gov. Allen to postpone advertising and sale of 1932 taxes until after September 15 1933. He argues inflation risk and farm price gains could enable landowners to meet taxes and avoid forfeitures, appealing to northern Louisiana farmers amid financial strain.
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James A. Noe
O. K. Allen
Louisiana
Body of Tulane student found in Bayou Lacombe
In New Orleans on May 9 a 20 year old Tulane dental student G Tupper went missing after a dance night outing with fraternity brothers. A 40 man search found his body in Bayou Lacombe in St Tammany parish where the group had gone for a weekend. He was a member of Kappa Alpha.
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Orleans
S G. Tupper
Tulane Dent
Bayou Lake
St. Tammany Parish
New Orleans
Kappa Alpha
Deacon Dan Dandridge and tales from Union parish
A row of lighthearted vignettes from Monroe and Union parish recounts Deacon Dan Dandridge's misdirection after a Lions club fish fry, the rise and fall of James Villanti, parrots mourning and recalling a dog named Hot Dog, an archaeologist in Fisherbrake, a pine and water-wheel relic, and a hotel umbrella caper with a prizefighter and a long-distance runner.
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Jes
Dan Dandridge
Missouri Pacific
Union Parish
Lions Club
Farmerville
A. B. Clarkson
George Pipes
Deacon
Ruston
Monroe
R. L. Perkins
Rivers Daily Stages Flood Present 24 Hour Stage
Daily river stage reports show flood conditions rising across monitored locations. Officials warn of continuing stage changes within the next 24 hours as water levels fluctuate. Major towns along the river prepare protective measures and monitor evacuation plans.
Kidnapping Tale Ends With Safe Return Of Executive
In Freeport Illinois on May 9 a 54 year old W T Rawleigh executive William Trevillian was abducted by two men as he left his office and later found bound in a cabin near Durand. The two alleged abductors, William Stubbe and La Verne Moore, were arrested. A ransom note threatened hot irons if 25000 dollars was not paid.
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Freeport
Ill
William Trevillian
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Durand
C. J. Weller
LaSalle
Weller
la Salle
Moore
Famous Phrase Coiner Expires
San Francisco reports the death of Colonel Charles E. Stanton age 74, the army officer who proclaimed Lafayette, we are here on July 4, 1917 in Paris. His wartime line welcomed American troops to join World War I, a moment he often recalled with pride amid the embraces of the French crowd.
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San Francisco
Lafayette
Charles E. Stanton
Paris
Stanton
Hunt Continues For Young Girl Near Monroe
Search was continued Tuesday for 16 year old Juanita Wilhite daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Wilhite living at the mouth of Bayou D Arbonne about six miles north of Monroe who disappeared between 11 o clock Sunday night and 5 o'clock Monday morning. The parents who feared kidnapping or drowning conducted an intensive search on Monday and issued a public notice. No information on her whereabouts was obtained Tuesday. She wore only house clothes and did not take her best clothes. Continued on Fourth Page.
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Juanita Wilhite
J. M. Wilhite
Bayou D’arbonne
Monroe
Gandhi near end of three week fast in Poona
Gandhi continues his fast lasting three weeks in Poona with only boiled water salt and soda. Doctors differ with him on survival while he remains confident he will endure to the end.
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Poona
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Price Louisiana pays for Longism in sugar and banks
An editorial condemns Huey Long for tolling Louisiana with Longism, noting sugar removal from the farm bill hurts the state’s major industry and that New Orleans banks face paralysis, devaluation of bonds, and economic hardship across the public and private sectors.
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Louisiana
New
National Administration
Washington
Huey Long
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
E. S. Butler
Dock Board
New Orleans
Roosevelt Keeps Calm Under Pressure Through Good Humor
President Roosevelt maintains calm and humor during tense moments of his administration. He avoids anger, uses silence to defuse conflicts, and handles challenges from Huey Long and Carter Glass as well as protests by the Scottsboro marchers with measured responses and discreet negotiation.
Former Tulane football star fatally injured in boxing bout
New Orleans May 9 Jack Holland former Tulane football star turned professional boxer died at Charity hospital after a six round fight with Tony Marullo of New Orleans doctors said cerebral hemorrhage caused his death. Holland collapsed after the final round and died 25 minutes before his mother could reach the city.
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New Orleans
Jack Holland
Tulane University
Charity Hospital
Holland
Tony Marullo
Shreveport
Marullo
Boxing Commission
W. A. Gillespie
Commission
Drugist Group Holds Meeting at Hotel Frances
More than 100 delegates attended the opening of the Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association’s fifty first annual meeting in Hotel Frances. President William A. Warner of New Orleans presided as Rev E F Hayward gave the invocation and Mayor Arnold Bernstein delivered the welcome, with greetings from S H Colvin Monroe Street McGuffey Hammond John E Guess S N Collier and R A Dean representing various groups.
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Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association
Hotel Frances
William A. Warner
New Orleans
E. F. Hayward
Arnold Bernstein
Wholesale Drug Association
S. H. Colvin
Pharmaceutical Houses
Street McGuffey
Monroe
State Board of Pharmacy
John E. Guess
Hammond
S. N. Collier
R. A. Dean
Happy Kitchen and the righties versus wrongies
A humorous cooking school notice uses playful beings the righties and wrongies to explain kitchen mishaps. It suggests the savory sauce reveals who is in control and hints that only correct ideas attend a cooking school run by News Star World and Natural Gas.
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News-Star-World and
Natural Gas Company
House backs administration farm relief bill in key vote
The House stood by the administration on May 9 rejecting the cost of production amendment to the farm relief inflation bill, approving the rest of the measure and sending it to the Senate where quick agreement was expected.
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Washington
House
Senate
Privilege Plea of Long Upheld in DC Slander Case
In Washington on May 9, attorneys for Senator Huey P. Long won a dismissal for the slander suit filed by Brigadier General Samuel T. Ansell on the ground of congressional privilege. The ruling covered Ansell’s first suit over an on floor attack, while a second libel suit proceeds with service of process not quashed.
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Washington
Huey P. Long
Samuel T. Ansell
Long
James M. Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ansell
Senate
Congressional Record
Bailey
North Carolina
MacDonald Sees Prospect of Tariff Truce With U S
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons there is every prospect of reaching an agreement with the United States on an immediate tariff truce. He noted ongoing exchanges and said the truce would not halt current British trade negotiations or work already begun.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Britain
United States
MacDonald
Commons
Kidnapers Face Speedy Justice in Mass Case
Harwich Massachusetts May 9 Speedy justice aims to deter other kidnappers as state detectives and District Attorney William C Crossley move to finalize the Buck brothers case involving Peggy McMath. Crossley predicts trial within two months and a grand jury hearing Kenneth Buck within two weeks on kidnapping with intent charges.
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Harwich
Mass
U.P
William C. Crossley
Buck Brothers
Peggy McMath
Crossley
Kenneth Buck
Roosevelt Speech Impresses New York Readers
A New York reader praises President Roosevelt for a strong speech on Sunday night. The letter notes the plain language and marks his voice as the best in America. The writer adds the speech mostly read from minutes of the last meeting, with minor omissions about future plans.
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New York
Roosevelt
America
Industry backs Roosevelt in prosperity plan time worn wage hikes across states
A United Press survey shows wage increases boosting purchasing power for about 50,000 workers in 25 states as industry endorses Roosevelt's economic program. Cord Corp leads with a 5 percent raise on May 10, followed by 10 to 20 percent increases at Columbian Peanut Co. for 2,000 employees across five states. Norwalk Tire and Rubber issues a 5 percent wage bonus, while Artistic Shirt Co. of Albany expands pay in New York and nearby plants. President Roosevelt's budget-balancing push cited as key driver.
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United Press
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
America
Errol Loban Cord
E. L. Cord Corporation
Mr. Roosevelt
Cord
Columbian Peenut Company
C. H. Smither
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
Artistic Shirt Company
Albany
N. Y
Troy
Kingston
New York City
Immed
Treasure boats threaten fight off Norfolk coast
Off Virginia on May 9 a tense standoff arose as two treasure expeditions seeking the sunken Ward liner Merida reported threats and requested help. Coast Guard patrols moved to separate the crews about 69 miles offshore while both sides claimed interference over buoyed positions and holdings from the Merida wreck.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Merida
H. L. Bowdoing
Salvor
Hall
John L. Hall
Klass Everts
Theresa
Dan
Janorg
S. S. Salvor
Farragut
Culver Funeral to Be Held Wednesday at River View
A full military funeral for Douglas Culver 41 superintendent of maintenance for Delta Air Service will be held Wednesday afternoon in Monroe He died Sunday night in a local hospital A short service will be conducted at the Culver residence at 430 p m Interment will follow in River View Burial Park Active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named including local and military figures Partners in service and civic leaders attended the arrangements.
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Douglas Culver
Delta Air Service
Monroe Hospital
FE. F. Hayward
Grace Church
Culver
Spurgeon Drive
Riverview Burial Park
Henry W. Fraser
Eugene H. Berry
Willis Whiting
Leon B. Judd
John D. Reed
Ray Purcell
H. W. James
Travis Oliver
Bill Bernhard
C. E. Woolman
iLieut
H. BE. Elliott
RL. Hiazing
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