Contempt Inquiry Edges Toward Louisiana Senate Hearings
A five member Senate committee drafted a report on contempt hearings involving editor David Stern and publisher Evstor Fritchey over an New Orleans editorial calling registrators trained swats. The panel faced tension as Senator Downs clashed with Fritchey while the group prepared Monday night submission for the full Senate to decide if they violated the Louisiana Constitution’s contempt clause.
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Fire claims life as Hollywood plans road work continues
In Hollywood a rooming house fire killed a resident after a valiant effort to fight flames. The home sits in the path of a new seaway project slated for condemnation and demolition soon, halting plans.
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Fashion Notes on Hats and Fabrics in Plain Speaking
A fragment lists hat styles and fabrics including picture hats, profiles, off-face helmets and brim variations. Colors noted include white black brown navy and white. The garb ranges from straw and satin to pique and braids.
Warren Vote Near Two Million In California Governor Contest
Warren's popular vote climbs toward two million as California political dynamics shift under cross filing rules. Roosevelt garners over one million while Dewey ally Truman signals campaign support. Helen Gahagan Douglas wins the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate against Richaston, signaling a tight November race.
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