Mrs J P Cole Injured In Auto Accident In Louisiana Tech Area
Mrs J P Cole wife of Major Cole of the Louisiana Tech faculty was injured in an auto accident this morning at about 9 30. She suffered a broken rib and other minor injuries while Miss Evelyn Ponder escaped with slight injuries. The truck driver E W White and pulp wood on the truck caused the crash at South Vienna near the 505 Service Station. Neither car was heavily damaged and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Officers have not yet determined fault or full cause of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Cole
Major Cole
Louisiana Tech
Elyven Ponder
A. M. Ponder
East Alabama Avenue
Cole
Miss Ponder
Methodist 10 Pageant Scheduled Next Sunday Evening
A pageant titled The Good Shepherd will be presented at the Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 pm in observance of Sunday School Day. H H Watkins of Homer will portray The Good Shepherd with a cast including Dr A Green Rankin Sims Persis Johns Mrs Paul Davis Carl Davis Jr Jane Gagne J T Folk Geraldine Kirkland Alfred Brown Mr A Barnette and a group of young boys. The program mirrors The Little Brown Church in the Vale with familiar hymns and musical numbers before the pageant including male quartet performances by Dallas Goss Poole Robison George Stahl and Robert Beegars.
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Add. Thompson
Methodist Church
the Good Shepherd
H. H. Watkins
Homer
8. A. Green
Rankin Sims
Persis Johns
Paul Davis
Carl Davis, Jr
Jane Gagne
J. T. Folk
Geraldine Kirkland
Alfred Brown
A. Barnette
Jack Pirkle
Harley Nethkin
Dick Baker
Joe Davidson
Charles Dann
Larence Nixon
Little Brown
the Vale
Chicago
Messrs
Dallas Goss
Poole Robison
George Stahl
Robert Beegars
North Carolina Attorney Tries Suicide by River Jump
Paul A. Sumprach a New Orleans attorney and former assistant attorney general attempted to end his life by leaping into the Mississippi River from a ferry. He was rescued by a ferry deck hand and treated at Charity Hospital for shock with a likely quick recovery. He had recently left a sanitarium for nervousness. a peace officer said he would be charged with disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Sumprach
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Charity Hospital
Sumprach
Kept Alive by Water in Veins
Mrs Ludmilla I Sinitsin 45 wife of Dr Dmitri F Sinitsin, a Russian scientist, had three quarts of water injected into her veins daily to sustain life after severe burns. She previously attempted suicide at a tourist camp near El Paso Texas by pouring gasoline on her bed and igniting it, reducing her body's water content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludmilla I. Sinitsin
Sinitsin
Dimitri F. Sinitsin
el Paso
Texas
Blaze Causes Major Damage To Local Businesses
A Thursday 1:30 a.m. fire damaged the Hub clothing store, Thompson Barber Shop, and Rose Beauty Parlor, with estimated losses exceeding 30 thousand dollars. Firefighters battled the blaze for about two hours, preventing spread to nearby Hardware and Grocery stores. authorities said insurance adjusters put total damage at 30 thousand dollars. Night officers reported smelling smoke earlier, and city power lines hampered attack until power was cut. The blaze's extent to adjacent stores varied, with smoke and flame pouring from roofs and walls before containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hub Clothing
Thompson Barber Shop
Rose Beauty Parlor
Hal Posey
B. J. Taylor
Railroad Avenue
Price Hardware
Terrill Bros. Grocery
Lewis and Company
Monroe
Arcadia
O. K Davis
Tick Eradication Meeting Forms to Petition State Funds
North Louisiana twelve-parish representatives met in Monroe at 10 30 a m Saturday to organize efforts to obtain legislative funding to enforce the Peltier Ginsberg tick eradication law. Judge Percy Sandel presided as president with eight panel speakers stressing the need for state appropriations to carry out tick eradication. A resolutions committee was named to draft measures to submit to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Louisiana
Monroe
North Louisiana
Percy Sandel
H. L. McKnight
Ruston
Benton
W. H. Hodges
Elm Grove
Martin Hamley
Lake Providence
M. S. Hollenshead
Haynesville
R. L. Vining
Oak Grove
R. W. Shilling
J. B. Snell
Minden
Bob Harmon
Hal Gattis
Shreveport
Sandel
Kai Oy
Methodist Meet Tonight A Good Deed at Trinity Church
Prayer meeting at Trinity Methodist Church tonight at 7:00 features a pageant practice titled The Good Shepherd. Painters finished work for the event. the pageant debuts next Sunday night at the church. Market Opens A. & P. Store announces C. W. Robertson opened a meat market to serve shoppers with high quality meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Meet
Trinity Methodist Church
C. W. Robertson
Bulldogs and Millsaps Split Two Game Series
Tech field hosts a 9 5 victory for the Bulldogs to split the two game series with Millsaps. Mississippi hurler Passeau had been a jinx but Tech erupted with four runs in the seventh and McDaniels homered to break the tie. Davis pitched well for Ruston led Tech with solid defense and timely hits as the teams return to form ahead of later meetings.
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Tech
Hulkloas
Mississippi
Passeau
Bulldogs
Techmen
Ledy Davis
Ruston
Passoay
Vechmen
Diamond
Millsaps
Moon
Pus- Beal
Miss Ruston Beauty Pageant Chooses Dorothy Harrell at Rialto
Fifty Ruston businesswomen entered the Rialto Theater beauty contest revived after RCA sound upgrade. Judges named Dorothy Harrell Miss Ruston while Frances Niven and Winnifred Spencer served as maids of honor.
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Ruston
Miss Ruston
Mialto Theater
Dorothy Harrell
A. BP. Taliaferro
Taliaferro
Mona Gill
Jettie Timon
Myrtle Atkins
Manhattan Cafe
Evelyn Ponder
Miss Ruston Hardware Co
Myrtle Braswell
Dorothy Grey
Milam Drug
Frances Niven
Sun Proof
B. F. McClure
Mortis Sharman
W. R. Sharman
Leah Knott
Bertie Buckner
Clarence Saunders
Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Arden
Marbury Drug
Marie Trussell
Dorothy Spinks
Ellye Mac McDonald
Miss Marbury Beauty Shop
Agnes Robinson
Miss Pictorial
Nan Morgan
Miss Lewis and Co
Elizabeth Hays
Famous
Larline Wilson
Jotuie Timon
Mary Martin
Miss Morgan
Lindsey
Bernice Chambliss
Ruston Dilling Co
Pat Ellutt
Rose Beauly Salone
Fannie Dell Albritton
Harriett Mays
Miss Citizen's Bank
Dorris Saint
Man Confesses to Murder of 12-Year-Old Alberta Knight
Glen Donald Shustrom, 23, confessed to attacking and strangling 12-year-old Alberta Knight of Whiting Indiana, daughter of a neighbor. Police presented fingerprints and photos from the murder scene after hours of grilling, and he initially denied complicity.
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Glen Donald Shustron
Alberta Knight
Whiting
Indiana
Shustrom
Hagan Acquittal Sparks Vernon Parish Uproar
The Vernon Parish courthouse hosted a shocking acquittal in the murder case of Ites Moore from months prior. Witnesses faced a tense scene as spectators shouted insults and threats at the accused, with one bystander urging revenge. The event marked an unprecedented eruption of public emotion in the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Hagan
Moore
Veron Parish
Civoy
Son of parish farmer to speak Thursday in Lincoln Parish
W B Smith of Idlewild Dairy Farm Patterson La and president of the Louisiana Jersey Cattle Club will inspect pastures in Lincoln Parish Thursday afternoon as part of pasture improvement. He will be principal speaker at the Agricultural Night School program in Chamber of Commerce rooms James Building Thursday night on Pastures. Promoters predict attendance will exceed 100, following last week's figure over 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Smith
Idlewild
Patterson
Louisiana Jersey Cattle Ys Club
Lincoln Parish
Chamber of Commerce
James Building
Smith
W. P. Smith
Downsville
Greatest Electrical Unit Used Making Frankenstein on Screen
The University invested over 10000 in special electrical gear for a Frankenstein scene at the Ric alta Theater next Saturday. The mock life scene used a custom high voltage bridge and devices to animate the monster with a 25-person crew, guarded setup, and a star cast including Jats Whale, Colin Clive, Mane Clarke, Julian Boles and Boris Kar lott.
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Ricalta Theater
Vrctions Cleetroyzer
Aceite Amalyaer
Techirleians
Frank Graves
Kenneth Stilekladden
Raymond Lindshy
Jats Whale
Rites for Sen Harrison at Washington Today
President Hoover and leaders from both houses joined brief rites in the flower decked Senate chamber to honor Senator William Harrison who died in Washington after an illness. Chaplain offered prayers as Miss Heigh Lois Watsui sang Two of the senator's favorite hymns. The body will leave Washington later today for Cedartown Georgia for services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
Cedartown
Tech Debate Teams Rank Third in Meet
Louisiana Tech placed third at the Arkansas meet with 27 colleges. Fred Farrar and Whit White won preliminaries undefeated and advanced to finals where they fell to North Texas Teachers. The women's team Leah Sheil and Irene Delaney face Centenary in Shreveport next Friday.
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Arkadelphia
Louisiana
Tech
Fred Farrar
Whit White
Raniin Sims
Ellis Palmer
Leah Sheil
Irene Delaney
White
Farrar
Louisiana Tech
Ouschila College
Henderson College
Harding College
Austin State Teachers
College of the Ozarks
Marrat
Texas State Teachers
North Texas Teachers
Centenary
Shreveport
Leah Shell
Irene Deloney
Talking Films Recommended by Motion Picture Review
March issue of the Motion Picture Review lists films across genres edited by Mrs. Ambrose N. Diehl. Entries cover family, adults and young adults, juveniles, and German and British works, with titles like Business and Pleasure Family The Expert The Final Edition Piranha Save My Child The Heart of New York Ettell's House The Lost Squadron The Saddle Buster Strangers in Love Taiwan the Ape Man Men Like These A Waste by Strauss Zane Grey's South Sea Adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture Review
Cientical Federation of Women's
Ambrose N. Diehl
Motion Pictures
New York
Juvenile Court
Taiwan
Zane Crey
Fumdly
Landmark Cedar House Burns in Opelousas Today
A cedar house owned by Mrs. Maury K. Walker burned to the ground at 3:00 this morning in Opelousas. The dwelling, a town landmark, was occupied by Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Baker and their two children who narrowly escaped with their lives. Origin of the fire is unknown and insurance coverage was minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury K. Walker
Opelousag
FL. Baker
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South
Vienna
Methodists
N. C
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Rose
S. R. Clay
Ruston Optometrist
Louisiana State Optometric Association
Shreveport, Optometric Association
Ricon-Brewer
U.S
Merimaids
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
Georgia Coleman
Norene Forbes
Jennie Cramer
Babe” Walton
Marjorie Roper
Olive Hatch
Clarietta Neher
Dorothy Poynton
Fed
Beore
Ri E
Davis
I Gimber
Jorothy Harrell
Winnifred Spencer
Hagan
Vernon Parish
Sen. Harrison
Washington Today
Arkansas
Oklahoma
L. J. Fox
Tom Harvell
Reese
Talking Films
Opeloqusas
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