Ransdell Defends Parker Nomination in Senate Debate
Ransdell argues his veto on Judyce Parker’s associate justice confirmation was unjustly used against his re election bid. He states a long record supporting labor, civil service, pensions, and workers’ rights, praising Parker as a first rate man whose confirmation would aid the Supreme Court. He notes North Carolina senators backed Parker and defends past labor decisions.
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Judyce Parker
United States Supreme Court
Labor
Persewiae
Pital
Caital
Heve
House of Representatives
Congress
Judee Parkeniger
Seuanes
Tonride
Bee
North Carolina
House of Bee
Glite
Parker
United Mine Workers
United States
Senate
Bert
Conere Avery Dupartart Beeter
Hihi Peerhini
Ode Parker
Oscar
Ted
Wei
Sudhcend Bey
Atedpale
Ifte
Times Editor to Take New Post in Mississippi
Albert Witt, former managing editor of The Shreveport Times, will leave the Shreveport newsroom to join the Hattiesburg American. Witt served The Times for 12 years and will begin his duties in Mississippi, with a farewell banquet held at the Washington Youree hotel Saturday night. Attending were Joe R. Carter, FR D Hall, Richard Hale, FE Peyton, C J Williams, August Loeb, Travis Oliver, Sam Khoury, Vol Wilhite and Witt.
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Shreveport
Carewell
Albert Witt
Shreveport ‘Times
the Times
Washington-Youree
Witt
Hattiesburg American
The
Times
Hatles- Tine
Banqnet
Joe R. Carter
FR. D. Hall
Richard Hale
F. Re. Pevton
C. J. Williams
August Loeb
Travis ¥. Oliver
Sam Khoury
Vol. Wilhite
Mr. Witt
Judge to rule on beauty parlor Monday opening
Mrs 1 Spit of 623 Travis Street faced a Sunday closing law violation for operating a beauty parlor on a Monday. The judge delayed ruling after Ack Jhidae Percy Browne said the case would be combined to study the matter before judgment.
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Spit
Travis Street
Ovcingave Dy
Patro
Sraigay
Pally
Youth Given Triple Penalty In Drunken Driving Case
Floyd Hampton, 19, pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge Charbonnel. He was sentenced to two to four years in the state penitentiary and fined 100 dollars under a triple penalty, aided by Assistant District Attorney Warren Coleman. Hampton has a prior record including two sentences for automobile hand larceny. If he fails to pay the fine, he faces confinement in Parish prison.
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Aue
Floyd Hampton
Distriot
Warren Coleman
Hampton
Bempton
Criminal District Court
Coast Guard Seaplane Base Considered in New Orleans
Navy weighs using the Algi Naval Station airfield near New Orleans as a Gulf Coast Guard seaplane base. Commodore Ernest Lee Jobacke of New Orleans, first assistant secretary at the Navy, says the plan could provide a suitable emergency base and integrate Coast Guard seaplanes with the Navy during crises.
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Grirans
Airowap
Coast Ciuvard Service
Algi Naval Station
Hive
Gulf
Navy Department
Ernest Lee Jobacke
New Orleans
Seciety
Navy
Coal Guard
Coast Guard
Alviers Field
Plans for New Girls High School in New Orleans
The article outlines specifications for a proposed $500,000 girls high school on South Charbonne Avenue between Nashvale Avenue and Joseph Burnet. B.A. Christy announces completion details and project features including four departments and seating for 300. The report notes involvement of local officials and construction timelines.
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Orsecos
Chakorne Avenue
Nashvale Avent
Joseph Bureet
B.A. Christy
Hoey Iainrebalert
Orlewnas Hurjaht School
Busare
Tiave
Sale Of 2 000 600 Bonds To Speed Drainage Work
Bond sale totaling 2 000 600 was approved to accelerate drainage project progress. Officials authorized issuance and funding mechanisms to finance flood control improvements and related infrastructure work. Community leaders cited anticipated stormwater benefits and long term cost savings.
Work On 50 Mile Gas Line Starts
Fragmentary readable text notes the start of a 50 mile gas line project. Mentions location segments and work crews beginning tasks. Specific names, dates, or places are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate initial construction phase and progress.
Voluono Kills Six Auabing Mountain
A chaotic event at Auabing Mountain causes six deaths as a Voluono erupts and spews lava. Officials report widespread damage with dramatic ground shaking and collapsing earth. Investigators begin cataloging casualties and assessing safety in nearby settlements. Local residents brace for aftershocks.
Appointments Made by Parish Democratic Committee
Lincoln parish voters learned the Democratic Executive Committee named a full slate of election officers for fourteen polling places for the primaries on September 9. The committee, chaired by Lavery M. Lewis, met with several members present to appoint presiding officers and clerks for each precinct, with details listed for wards one through eight.
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Liincoln
Prinery
Wedacodas
Parc
Comittee m
Lavery M. Lewis
Ming
Ton
Watton FE
McBride
Ruston
W. J. Tarrantin
B. Carter
Melsen
H. Griffin
Ode Erasiex
C. W. Perkins
BP. Knowles
John Tursseil
A. D. Tabor
Gamar Gurl
Malcolm Hood
Csinsseo
Dan Hoyell
Dyan Taarvett
Pigene Sins
CG. W. Tait
Sain Cadlatt
Jonk Grover
Larkin Cathey
B. Daniels
Jim Durrett
Tarkin Willie
W. OS. Durrett
Choudrento
Vining
Altuar Teavis
D. Alten
D. BP O'Neal
LF. Holstead
Comners
WE. Hammons
Clerc
L. D. Brewster
Deviuty
D. R
Norris
Jack Colvin
W. L
Davidson
Lork
Maat
Hicas
St Beason
Heanslord Caldwell
Missioners
S. BL Wise
Co. Oliver
Vietmind
JW Colvin
W. OG. Rabb
Lune Colvin
W. S. Simmons
A. T. Calvin
Ward Bight
Willis Biut
Willis Dibney
Gather Taruntee
Enidley Colvin
Stevenean
Daunty
Commerce Reams
Riwton
Demiher
Louisiana Savings Deposits Rise In Year Totals Soar
Louisiana savings deposits increased by 11 075 738 in the year, led by higher balances in New Orleans and statewide banks. The report from state bank commissioner Brock shows end of June totals at 109 0014 billion with 120 087 percent growth, while New Orleans deposits rose sharply amid favorable trends across parishes.
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Louisiana
New Oceans
Tapberi Gardens
School Budget Adopted Amid Community Briefing
The district approved a budget totaling 4 737 015 dollars outlining funding for facilities staffing and programs. Officials emphasized long term financial planning and projected impacts on schools and services for the coming year.
Water Garden Mystery From A Garden Arch
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an arc over a garden path and water feature with mention of wells or mines above the garden. The legible text hints at a location feature near a garden arch and water source, with unclear surrounding context.
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Sunie
Ewa
Archi
Governor Long Speaks in Farmerville Speech
Governor Harv P. Dong spoke in Farmerville as part of a district swing. Public Service Commissioner Harvey C. Fields presided. Long did not mention the Lathinge of John D. Ewing. He promised in Monroe to locate a letter from Ransdell about the flood relief plan, with remarks from Senators Knott and Representative Rovosay.
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Farmerville
Harv P. Dong
Ith
Tiarvey C. Fields
Public Service
Lone
John D. Ewing
Pueen
Monroe
Ransdell
Hehators Knott
Rovosay
Onion Parish
Former Governor Sanders Speaks in Hammond on State Finances
Former Governor Sanders addressed a Hammond audience at the Rousdell club in City Hall. He alleged state institutions were financially ruined with no relief in sight and criticized Long’s road-building and spending, contrasting it with his own tenure. He endorsed Senator Ell Sanders and cited the treasurer’s report to illustrate financial distress.
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Hammond
Sanders
Hammond Rausdell Club
Long
Golhus
Lone
Ransell
Washington
Or Sande
Ale Ig Qsurer
Louisiana Planes to Enter National Air Races
Three planes from Louisiana will compete in national air races in New Orleans and Louisiana town. J. R. Wedell of New Orleans, winner of six laps in the All-American Air Derby, and Doug Davis, holder of the old reliability cup and a world speed record, pilot the Iris Air Service entry to be flown with Iris Air Service, Inc. of New Orleans. The We Will and We Will, Jr. teams were part of a recent speed-record effort and the airport opening in Georgia is noted.
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Iris Air Service, Inc
Newood Fulterson
Georgia
Wedell
Raves al Clivein
Louisiana Population Counts Rise in Official Revision
State figures released today show Louisiana total at 2 094 496 with an increase of 295 987. Baton Rouge population refined to 1 465 and up 9 683 or 44 5 percent, as a cepsis Pursuit strianulary note.
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Watton
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Outdoor meet marks Louisiana tourist club gathering
A Friday night outdoor event at Fountain Lake drew Louisians from Shreveport Baton Rouge and Bernice for a casual social and booster program. Mrs H McCafferty opened with welcomes, Miss Raelo Goldenberg spoke, and local and visiting members shared impromptu talks plus vocal and piano numbers.
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Louisiana
Fountain Lake
Shrevemort
Baton Rouge
Bonita
Bernice
Paw Germany
Germany
Mire Frances Paul Germainy
McCafferty
Baton
Renee
Richard Sanborn
Clem Wilson
Guthbert
B. Lecroy
Aminghose
Beatrice Heard
C.J. Weard
R. E. Riar‘son
Moselle Currie
MM. Currie
Pleasant Bill
J. W Tyee
C. Randall
Listmann
D. J. Luthlebert
James Guthbert
Edith Goldenerg
Louisiana Rice Acreage Near One Fifth Of U S Total
New Orleans report shows Louisiana rice acreage at about 481000 acres or about 20 percent of U S total. Agricultural statistics expect a yield near 16 004 bushels from the 1930 crop with overall crop condition around a high percentage though the source text is garbled.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
United St
Lionel L. James
Department of Ienliyre
Execution Set for Killer Carl Panzram in Kansas
Topeka Aug 20 Arrangements completed for the execution of Carl Panzram who boasted of 23 killings and welcomes death His Sept 5 hanging at Leavenworth will be the first legal execution in Kansas in 40 years Convicted on murder and robbery Panzram declined to seek clemency Officials said scaffolding contractor was Cra Craig Street and linemen were hired with clearance from state authorities.
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Topeka
Ban
Carl Panzram
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ponytram
Kansas Citives
Prohibition cases swell on federal dockets in July report
Prohibition enforcement reports show 6 524 cases placed on federal dockets in July, with 3 828 found over to grand jury and 1 918 convictions or actions. Average jail term about 1 day and fine around 191 dollars. Large seizures include 1 339 2775 gallons beer and 121 67225 gallons spirits, 724 motor vehicles, 1963 stills and 353 fermenting plants. Total fines reach 219 752 48 dollars and 127 804 days in jail.
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Fushipaton
Department of Justice
di Pativian
Tus
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Wootock
United States Commissioners
Ena
Weather Glance for July in New Orleans
July rainfall in New Orleans stood at 611 inch with a negligible deficiency of 0.26 from normal. Statistics come from the Research Department of the New Orleans Association of Commerce.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Association of Commerce
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Flans For New Girls’ High School
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Auabing
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Wita
Lincoln Parish
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Governor Long
Mat’l. Air Races
LA. Club
ORY
Yang
Mioney-aking Farm Land
Laanles
Monrow
Onusehita
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Janey
Alexandria
Ouachita
Colmubia
Law Parish
Callwell Parish
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Arent Investment Corporation, Inc
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