Mrs J P Cole Injured In Auto Accident
Mrs J P Cole wife of Major Cole of the Louisiana Tech faculty suffered a broken rib and several injuries in an automobile crash this morning at about 9 30 on South Vienna near the 605 Service Station. Miss Evelyn Ponder escaped with slight injuries.
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Perry Cole
Major Cole
Lousiana Tech
Elyven Ponder
A. M. Ponder
East Alabama Avenue
Cole
Miss Ponder
South Vienna
605
Sye
E. “W. White
Dor
Methodists To Give Pageant Next Sunday Evening
A pageant titled The Good Shepherd will be staged at the Methodist Church on Sunday evening April 24 in observance of Sunday School Day. Homer resident H H Watkins will portray The Good Shepherd, with Dr S A Green Rankin Sims Persis Johns Mrs Paul Davis Carl Davis Jr Jane Gagne J T Folk Geraldine Kirkland Alfred Brow and A Barnette among the cast and a group of young boys. The program mirrors the Little Brown Church in the Vale service from Chicago and will feature familiar hymns plus pre pageant musical numbers by a male quartet Dallas Goss Poole Robison George Stahl and Robert Rergats.
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Add. Thompson
H. H. Watkins
Homer
the Good Shepherd
Paul Davis
Carl Davis, Jr
Jane Gagne
J. T. Folk
Geraldine Kirkland
Alfred Brow
A. Barnette
Jack Pik
Harley Wethkin
Dick Baker
Joe Davidson
Charles Dann
Larence Nixon
Little Brown
the Vale
Chicago
Messrs
Dallas Goss
Poole Robison
George Stahl
Robert Rergats
N C Attorney Tries Death by Jump Into River
Paul A. Sumprach, a former New Orleans assistant attorney general, attempted to take his life today by jumping from a ferry boat into the Mississippi River. A deck hand who jumped after him pulled him from the water. Charity hospital said he suffered only shock and would recover in a day or two. He recently left a sanitarium where he was treated for nervousness. The peace officer on scene said he would be charged with disturbing the peace.
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Paul A. Syumprach
New Orleans
Slamey
Mississippi River
Charity Hospital
Sumprach
Kept Alive by Water in Veins Story
Three quarts of water daily are injected into the veins of Mrs. Lid milla T. Sinitsin, 45, to keep her alive after severe burns reduced her blood water. Mrs. Sinitsin, wife of Dr Dimitri F. Sinitsin, a Russian scientist, tried to self harm at a tourist camp near Bl Paso, Texas by pouring gasoline over her bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidmilla T. Sinitsin
Major downtown fire damages several businesses on Railroad Avenue
A Thursday early morning blaze damaged the Tub clothing store Thompson Barber Shop and Rose Beauty Parlor on Railroad Avenue, with estimated losses over 15 thousand dollars beyond insured amounts. Firefighters battled flames for about two hours, aided by residents, safely preventing total collapse of the block.
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Tub Clothing
Thompson Barber Shop
Rose Beauty Parlor
Hallosey
B. J. Taylor
Railroad Avenue
Scetbo
S& 1
Price Hardware
Bulla
Terrill Bros
Lewis and Company
Lewis. and Company
Monroe
Attadin
C. K. Davis
Market Cotton Prices and Optometric Talk
Market cotton figures from New York on Monday show Jun Mar May Jul Oct Dec futures with mixed values and settlements across grades. Dr S R Clay Ruston optometrist and new LA State Optometric Association president will speak to the Shreveport Optometric Association next Friday evening at the Ricci Brewer Building on Diagnostic Procedure in Ocular Examination.
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New York
New Orleans
S. R. Clay
Ruston Optometrist
Louisiana State Optometric Association
Shreveport, Optometric Association
Ricci-Brewer
Tick Eradication Meeting Draws Funds Plea in Monroe
North Louisiana delegates from twelve parishes met in Monroe at 10 30 Saturday to draft resolutions urging state funding to enforce the Peltier Gingberg tick eradication law. Judge Percy Sandel chaired. eight speakers urged legislative appropriations.
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North
Louisiana
Monroe
North Louisiana
Percy Sandel
H. L. McKnight
Ruston
Benton
W. H. Hodges
Elm Grove
Martin Hamley
Lake Providence
M. 5. Hollenshead
Uaynesville
R. J. Vining
Oak Grove
R. W. Shilling
J. B. Snell
Minden
Bot Harmon
Hal Gattis
Shreveport
Sandel
Dis
Huey Liner
Lamar Cargill
Lillian O'Neal
Methodist Meet Tonight At Trinity Church
The Methodist prayer meeting at Trinity Church is tonight at 7 30 pm with the topic Good Deed. Painters finished work in the prayer meeting room and the interior is newly refreshed. The Good Shepherd pageant is set for Sunday at 8 pm in the church. A P Market opens meat market in Uhelraine serving shoppers with night meals announced by store officials and C W Robertson.
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Methodist Meet
Trinity Methodist Church
W. Robertson
Uhelraine
Bulldogs and Millsaps Split Two Game Series
Mississippi based report details a 9-5 Tech field win in Ruston as Millsaps tied the five game series. Davis from Ruston led hitters, Payseau allowed seven hits, and Gimber Grafton and Riser contributed for the Bulldogs in a back and forth game. McDaniels hit a seventh inning home run to tie, with Tech scoring again in the last half to clinch.
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Saled
Mississippi
Tech
Passcanne
Bulldogs
Techmen
Ledy Davis
Ruston
Payseau
Real Tech
Wessen
Millsaps
Moon
Riser
Fase
Mississippi Helder
Risers
McDaniels
Cums
Miss Ruston Crown Won By Dorothy Harrell In Pageant
Ruston beauty contest last night at the Rialto Theater crowned Dorothy Harrell as Miss Ruston. Maids of honor were Frances Niven and Winnifred Spencer. Judges were J. L. Collier H. C. Webb and H. C. McNulty. Entrants represented local businesses and firms across the city.
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Ruston
Miss Ruston
Rigo Theater
Dorothy Harrell
A. P. Taliaferro
Frances Niven
FP. McLareany Company
Rialton Theater
Dr. Pepper
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Maids of Honor
Rialto Dls
Wallage Beery
Jackie Cooper
O. J.J. O'Dell
Los Angeles
Sloe
Genevieve Cole
Elizabeth Krousel
Leah Knott
Bertie Buckner
Clarence Saunders
Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth Arden
Marbury Drug
Marle Trussell
Dorothy Spinks
Annie Laurie Ivey
McCallum
Frances Davidson
Miss ‘I
James and Co
Ruby Cook
Southern Bell Telephone
Nan Morgan
Miss Lewis and Co
Elizabeth Hays
Famous
Larline Wilson
Jettie Thnon
Mary Martin
Miss College Pharmacy
Winifred — Spencer
Miss Daily Leader
the Leader Publishing Co., Inc
Hagan acquittal sparks Vernon Parish uproar
Grover Hagan is acquitted of murder in Leasville courthouse. Spectators react with noisy outburst as women scream insults and threats. Vernon Parish readers note a tense scene after the verdict amid local interest and controversy. Score by innings line references Tech vs MO appear fragmentary and not enough to summarize.
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Leasville
Grover Hagan
Jim Moore
Conrta
Vernon Parish
R. HE
Tech
Milsaps MO
Passeau
Davis
Gimber
Alleged Child Murderer Denies Strangling Neighbor’s Daughter
Glen Donald Shustron, 23, of Whiting Indiana, is on trial for the murder of 12 year old Alberta Knight, daughter of a neighbor. He reportedly denied guilt despite police presenting his fingerprints and photos from the scene after a prolonged grilling.
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Glen Donald Shustron
Alberta Knight
Whiting
Indiana
Shustrom
Mnger
Son of Parish Farmer Speaks Here Thursday
W. B. Smith of Idlewild Dairy Farm Patterson La and president of the Lousiana Jersey Cattle Club will inspect pastures in Lincoln Parish under the pasture improvement contest Thursday afternoon. He will be principal speaker at Agricultural Night School in James Building Chamber of Commerce rooms Thursday evening, on Pastures. Attendance at last week’s meeting was over sixty five and.predicted to exceed one hundred this week.
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W. B. Smith
Idlewild
Patterson
Loussana Jersey Cattle Club
Lincoln Parish
Agricultural Night
Chamber of Commerce
James Building
Smith
W. P. Smith
Frankenstein lightning show at Alto Theater dazzles crowd
The upcoming Frankenstein stage production uses a 1.5 million volt lightning bridge a vacuum electrolyzer and a rotor to depict a science driven monster scene. Invested by Morn Wan $10 000 the setup required three master electricians and 25 crew members under director James Whale with cast Colin Clive Mae Clarke John Boles and Boris Karloff.
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University
Frankenstein
Falto Theater
Mary Shelley
Mports
Frank Graves
Kenneth Etrickfadders
Raymond Lindsay
James Whale
Rites for Sen Harrison Held in Washington Today
Members of both houses gathered in the Senate chamber to pay last respects to Senator William Pat Harrison who died after a weeklong illness. Chaplain offered the service and Miss Helen Lars Watson sang two of his favorite hymns Lend Kindly Light and Abide With Me. The body was then sent from Washington at 2:20 pm for burial in Cedartown Georgia.
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Hoover
Toth
Senate
William Pat Harrison
Washington
Helen Lars Watson
Cedartown
Tech Debate Teams Rank Third in Meet
Twenty seven colleges and universities from Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana competed in Philadelphia. Louisiana Tech teams, led by coach L. J. Fox, included Pred Farrar and Whit White who went undefeated in preliminaries. Tech finished third behind North Texas Teachers and Austin State Teachers, with Farrar White also competing in women’s team events led by Leah Shell and Irene Delaney.
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Arkeadelphia
Louisiana Tech Emereld
Tech
Pred Furcar
Whit White
Cal
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Wid
Louisiana
L. J. Fox
Tom Harvell
Reese
Ruston
Air
Pred Farrar
Rankin Sims
Ellis Palmer
Leah Shell
Irene Delaney
White
Farrar
Lot Islane
Ech
Quarrila College
Henderson College
Harding College
Austin State Teachers
Cnllege
Ozarks
Parrat
Texas State Teachers
Ech Jor
North Texas Teachers
Weoh
Shreveport
Kesh Shell W
Trene Deloney
Talking Films Recommended Talking Films
The March issue of the Motion Picture Review lists films advised for family and adult audiences. Selections include Broke Lullaby The Flue Edition Fireman Save My Child The Heart of New York Hell's House The Lost Squadron The Sadele Buster Strangers In Love Tarzan the Ape Man Men Like These A Wall by Strauss Zatte Grey's South Sea Adventure.
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New York
Tarzan
Strauss
Zatte Grey
Old Landmark Burns At Opelousas Today
A cedar house owned by Mrs. Mary E. Walker in Opelousas burned at 3:00 this morning. The landmark, occupied by Mr and Mrs Pod Baker and two children, narrowly escaped death. Cause of the fire is unknown and little insurance coverage is reported.
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Mary E. Walker
Opelousas
Pod. Baker
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