Louisiana Teachers Elect Officers and Call for Higher Pay
At the Louisiana Teachers association convention in Alexandria the call went out for more funding and higher teacher salaries. E A Lee won the presidency. retiring president J N Poche becomes vice president. G A Zernott elected as other vice president. The group urged the state to bear major school costs, with proposals to raise funds from severance and income taxes and lessen parish burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Louisiana Teachers’ Association
Earle
Long
James A. Noe
Sam Jones
Vincent Moseley
T. H. Harris
J. N. Poche
New Orleans
Association
E A Lee
Natchitoches Parish
Larry J. Rabin
Donaldsonville
J. O. Davis
Trout School
Lilly White Rupple
Gretna
Poche
G A Zernott
Avoyelles Parish
William Dodd
Oakdale
Harris
Kuhn Denies Stealing Cash in Bund Headquarters
Fritz Kuhn confronted cross examination over a missing 1957 from his desk at the German American Bund headquarters after Dewey raid and seizure of financial records. The case centers on about $1957 alleged stolen, with potential testimony from Florence Camp about telegrams and related payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Thomas E. Dewey
Florence Camp
Hollywood
Kuhn
Dewey
Monroe Morning World Tenth Anniversary Edition
The tenth anniversary edition of the Monroe Morning World is in preparation and will be published Sunday to mark the paper’s 1929 establishment. Advertisers are urged to reserve space by contacting the advertising department at telephone 4800 for wide statewide distribution, especially northeast Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Dillon Laughs At Mention Of Fish Hook Theft In Trial
White haired Dr Harvey Dillon chuckles during juror examination as the trial of the ousted Louisiana Training Institute superintendent proceeds amid embezzlement accusations of institute property. Jury selection drags with two jurors accepted, others excused or questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Harvey Dillon
Louiana Training Institute
L.T . Properties
District Criminal Court
J. T. Shell
C. L. Couch
Charles Bigger
Monroe
Robert Cowden
E. A. Faulk
J. L Heath, Jr
Howard J. Hunter
W. L. Bradshaw
Jim Cloyd
Johnnie Moore
Fred Huenfeld
Supreme Court rules bans on handbills unconstitutional
The Supreme Court declares municipal ordinances requiring licenses to distribute pamphlets violate constitutional guarantees. It strikes down bans in Milwaukee Los Angeles and Worcester and a home canvassing restriction in Irvington New Jersey. Justice Roberts upholds free distribution while noting possible fraud may be punished by law. Justice McReynolds dissents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Roberts
Justice McReynolds
Irvington
N. J
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Worcester
Mass
Roberts
Gallogly Appeal Postponed Amid Illness Delay
Arguments on the appeal of Richard Gray Gallogly, a Georgia fugitive seeking bail while fighting extradition, were postponed indefinitely by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. The delay was granted due to the illness of State Senator Jesse Martin's wife, Gallogly's chief counsel. The judge said a new setting would be determined tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Richard Gray Gallogly
Georgia
Court of Criminal Appeals
Jesse Martin
Gallogly
F. W. Hawkins
Britain Intercepts German Ship In Naval Clash
Britain reports intercepting a German ship during wartime operations as Luftwaffe planes attacked in surrounding seaborn actions. The incident underscores intensified hostilities with Germany amid ongoing aerial offensives.
Huey P Long's name figures in campaigns
In New Orleans Huey P Long's influence dominates the gubernatorial race as James A Noe and Vincent Moseley accuse Earl K Long and Maestri of riding Huey Long's coattails. Noe challenges disclosures on campaign funding and Maestri's role while Long defends his record and attacks the Times-Picayune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
James A. Noe
Lake Charles
Earl K. Long
Robert S. Maestri
Huey
Vincent Moseley
Monroe
Earl Long
Sam Jones
Huey Long
Long
New Orleans Times-Picayune
St. Francisville
James H. Morrison
Seymour Weiss
Monte Hart
Noe
Earl
Maestri
Times- Picayune
The
Times-Picayune
David Ellison
Eugene Stanley
Moseley
Nationwide Thanksgiving celebrated with split dates
About half the country observes Thanksgiving while President Roosevelt and family mark the holiday at Warm Springs. Some Roosevelt children keep both Thanksgiving dates with plans varying by state rules and personal schedules across New York Massachusetts Texas Virginia and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
James Roosevelt
New York
Massachusetts
John Roosevelt
Nahant
Mass
Texas
Leche Rankin Motions To Be Argued Today
Arguments on technical pleas in the Leche Rankin mail fraud case were set for 2 PM in federal court New Orleans as part of a long running Louisiana political scandal. Former Governor Richard W. Leche and ex Conservation Commissioner William G. Rankin face charges over an $11 000 cabin cruiser funded by conservation funds. separate Shushan case motions and continuance were also addressed in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sam Jones
New York
Jones
Bob Maestri
Charlie McCarthy
Earl Long
Seymour Weiss
Long-Maestri-Weiss-Peiltier
Rene A. Viosca
Leche-Rankin
Shushan
Wayne G. Borah
A. I. Shushan
The
Orleans Levee Board
All Properties of Poland Seized by German Governor
Hans Frank decreed the confiscation of all properties of the former Polish state including claims and investments to safeguard them. A trustees' office was set up to supervise the transfer. Private and community properties were exempt. No totals were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krakow
Hans Frank
Thanksgiving Day Observed Early Across Louisiana
Louisiana will observe Thanksgiving on Thursday a week early due to proclamations naming November 23 as the day. Schools banks courts and post offices will suspend. Monroe churches host sunrise breakfasts and services with ministers from First Presbyterian First Baptist West Monroe First Methodist Grace Episcopal St Matthew's Catholic and Louisiana Baptist Children's Home and other groups serving meals to aged and needy in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Monroe
First Baptist Church
West Monroe
A. E. Prince
First Methodist Church
R. T. Watson
Monroe Christian Church
Grace Episcopal Church
E. F. Hayward
Thanksgiving Day Observances Across Markets
Thanksgiving Day will be observed Thursday with major US and Canadian markets closing or suspending trading. New York stock and curb exchanges banks and futures markets will close while grain, cotton, naval stores and livestock markets halt in most cities except Minnesota where Minneapolis and Duluth grain exchanges stay open with Winnipeg. Canadian and foreign markets operate as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
New Orleans
Savannah
Jacksonville
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Duluth
Canada
Winnipeg
Two Journalists Fatally Hurt In Highway Train Crash
Russell Rawls 25 truck driver for News-Star Morning World died instantly when his car collided with a southbound Missouri Pacific motor train on the McGehee Ferriday branch near Alsatia Louisiana. Billy Lipscomb 25, riding with him, died en route to Tallulah hospital after sustaining extensive injuries. The sole witness was the train operator who said Lipscomb sped to beat the crossing, and the wreckage scattered newspapers from the delivered Morning World. Both victims were connected with local media and taxi service respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Rawls
News-Star
Morning World
Missouri Pacific Railroad
McGehee-Ferriday
Alsatia
Tallulah
Billy Lipscomb
Tallulah Hospital Shortly After the Accident Occurred. While Rawls
Lipsecomb
Monroe
Lake Providence
Caroener
East Carroll Paresh
Lipscomb
T. Ed Williams
Young Rawls
1500 Men Hunt 41 Year Old Missing Boy in Oregon Hills
In Klamath Falls Oregon 1500 men search east of town for four year old Irwin Jack Sonny Maxwell missing since Sunday. He wore a light brown sweater and blue overalls and was last seen at 5 30 PM Sunday near the town edge. Parents Elmer Beebe and Mrs Wayne Maxwell join the hunt as footprints lead east and a police dog fails to scent a trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Ore
Irwin Jack
Sonny) Maxwell
Elmer Beebe
Maxwell
Wayne Maxwell
Jack Linkenbach
Sonny
Bruce Crozier
R. E. Crozier
Winslow, Ariz
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G. A. Zernott
Brooks Coffman
Dallas
Corrine Maddox
Coffman
Richard Gallogly
Britain
Shetland
Morrison
Weiss
Hitler
London
Admiralty
Bertha Fisser
Iceland
Emden
Fiver and von Doormann
Shetland Islands
Scotland
Great Britain
Chamberlain
Germany
House of Commons
Suez Canal
United States
England
British Isles
Bar
Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
John Boettiger
Seattle
Grant
Jessie Simpson
Teaneck
Hackensack
Navy
Shushen
Poland
Bill Lipscomb
Missouri Pacific
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