Roosevelt Review

The New Orleans Roosevelt Review was the house organ of the Roosevelt Hotel (now the Fairmont Hotel), “a magazine published monthly for the guests of The Roosevelt in New Orleans, intended to entertain guests and explain New Orleans to visitors.” It began publication in December, 1937, and continued until at least March of 1968, the date of NOPL’s last issue.

The Roosevelt Review typically included photographs and articles on current events in New Orleans, photographs of celebrities and other guests of the hotel and promotional photos of events and patrons in the hotel’s lounges and ballrooms and in the famous nightclub, the “Blue Room.” Also prominently featured were historical and biographical vignettes about New Orleans and New Orleanians, Louisiana and Louisianians. Among the local historians who authored these articles are Richard R. Dixon, M.H. Herrin, William McFadden Duffy, and Samuel Wilson, Jr.

Researchers should note that the journal’s historical/biographical articles cannot be said to be scholarly in nature and that they reflect the viewpoints and, to a certain extent, the biases of the time in which they were written.

The City Archives holds a nearly complete set of the Roosevelt Review; scattered issues are wanting. They are available to registered researchers by appointment. Tulane University’s Louisiana Collection also holds a sizeable run of the journal.

This index reproduces the card index to the journal prepared during the 1950s and 1960s by New Orleans Public Library staff. The index is limited to historical, biographical, or “local interest” articles and omits the articles promoting the hotel itself. Subject headings used are, for the most part, Library of Congress headings in use at the time the index was produced. Some articles appear to have been reprinted a number of times over the life of the journal. Each entry is indexed by subject heading. Also given are the article’s title (sometimes supplied by the indexers), author (where given), the volume, number, page, and date of the issue where the article appears. To use the index you can sort by any column or use the search bar on the upper right-hand corner of the index.

Subject	Title	Author	Volume	Number	Page	Date
Acadians in Louisiana	Acadian coast	Villere, Louis	9	7	15	1946/6
Acadians in Louisiana	Acadian home is built to house 'Cajun' crafts		13	12	18	1950/11
Acadians in Louisiana	Acadian tradition		15	5	34	1952/4
Acadians in Louisiana	Acadian tradition		18	4	30	1955/3
Acadians in Louisiana	Bayou people as seen by visitors		7	3	31	1944/2
Acadians in Louisiana	Land of Evangeline		4	3	38	1941/2
Acadians in Louisiana	Land of Evangeline		10	9	8	1947/8
Acadians in Louisiana	Legendary bayous		23	6	31	1960/5
Acadians in Louisiana			9	8	22	1946/7
Agriculture	Agriculture--a horn of plenty		24	6	28	1961/5
Air Mail Service	Air mail service		18	1	35	1954/12
Air Mail Service--United States	First air mail flight in the U.S. was made in April, 1912 between New Orleans and Baton Rouge		3	12	8	1940/11
Algiers, Louisiana--Description	Algiers--where pioneers fought the wilderness a modern community now stands	Dixon, Richard R.	20	5	28	1957/4
All Saints' Day	All Saints	Lester, John	10	12	22	1947/11
All Saints' Day	All Saints' Day observance is an old Creole custom		3	11	41	1940/10
Alligators	Alligator hides		10	2	17	1947/1
Alligators	Alligator hunting		10	11	26	1947/10
Alligators	Alligators--a description		4	2	15	1941/1
Animal baiting	Animal baiting contests were popular in New Orleans during the late 18th and early 19th centuries		3	8	44	1940/7
Animal painters	John J. Audubon--son of aristocrats?		8	9	26	1945/8
Aquariums	Audubon Park Aquarium contains a great variety of fish and turtles		4	3	46	1941/2
Architecture	Architecture of New Orleans has been influenced by its many and varied inhabitants		2	3	36	1939/2
Architecture	Courtyards and general architecture of the Vieux Carre is described, illustrated with photographs		1	9	27	1938/8
Architecture	James Gallier Sr. brought the Classic touch to New Orleans architecture		24	11	31	1961/10
Architecture	James Gallier Sr. brought the Classic touch to New Orleans architecture		24	11	9	1961/10
Architecture	James Gallier Sr. brought the Classic touch to New Orleans architecture		27	9	27	1964/8
Architecture--Conservation and Restoration	Beauregard House is restored		4	5	31	1941/4
Architecture--Details	Artists of New Orleans still make ironwork		4	4	44	1941/3
Armadillos	Armadillos began migrating to Louisiana about 1927		3	9	48	1940/8
Art--Galleries and Museums	Delgado Museum		3	9	9	1940/8
Art--Galleries and Museums	Delgado Museum		9	12	26	1946/11
Art--Galleries and Museums	Delgado Museum		15	12	22	1952/11
Artists, Women	Madame Ines S. Legano, ivory artist		7	9	3	1944/8
Athletes	Famous athletes from the New Orleans area are cited		6	2	17	1943/1
Attack and Defense (Military Science)	Defense and New Orleans		4	7	11	1941/6
Audubon Park	Parks in New Orleans are described		5	6	16	1942/5
Audubon Park	Audubon Park Aquarium contains a great variety of fish and turtles		4	3	46	1941/2
Audubon, John James	Audubon Park honors famous artist	Dixon, Richard R.	26	8	9	1963/7
Audubon, John James	Creoles who left their mark	Herrin, M.H.	18	12	8	1955/11
Audubon, John James	John James Audubon, noted naturalist didn't like New Orleans, but the city honors him	Shay, Violet Brown	19	12	8	1956/11
Audubon, John James	John J. Audubon--son of aristocrats?		8	9	26	1945/8
Audubon, John James	St. Francisville, the third oldest settlement in Louisiana, has annual Audubon pilgrimage		3	8	12	1940/7
Aurora Plantation	Aurora Plantation		28	4	23	1965/3
Avondale Shipyards, Inc.	Avondale Shipyards continues New Orleans tradition		26	10	17	1963/9
Bananas	Bananas--one of New Orleans' chief imports		6	2	24	1943/1
Bananas	Bananas--one of New Orleans' chief imports		14	11	22	1951/10
Bananas	Unloading bananas		3	9	39	1940/8
Bananas	Unloading bananas		25	12	29	1962/11
Barbot, Lieutenant Alphonse	Louisiana officer of the Confederate Navy		7	10	8	1944/9
Bayou Barataria	Bayou Barataria	Lenski, Lois	8	3	21	1945/2
Bayou Lafourche	Bayous		24	5	30	1961/4
Belle Grove Plantation	Belle Grove, elegant plantation house is crumbling in ruin		4	5	36	1941/4
Bonaparte, Napoleon	Napoleon Bonaparte is linked with Louisiana history		8	11	23	1945/10
Bonaparte, Napoleon	Napoleon Bonaparte is linked with Louisiana history		16	5	36	1953/4
Bonaparte, Napoleon	Napoleon Bonaparte is linked with Louisiana history		6	1	15	1942/12
Bonaparte, Napoleon	Napoleon Bonaparte is linked with Louisiana history		6	4	22	1943/3
Bonnet Carre Spillway	The Safe River Committee of 100 made New Orleans safe from floods		4	7	38	1941/6
Bonnet Carre Spillway	Bonnet Carre Spillway has fish and goats		3	7	37	1940/6
Boston Club	Social clubs of New Orleans are cited		3	9	11	1940/8
Botanical gardens	First botanical garden is re-created		4	5	39	1941/4
Boxing	Boxing--the manly art		24	8	32	1961/7
Boxing	John L. Sullivan lost crown to James Corbett in New Orleans bout		8	11	21	1945/10
Boxing--Laws and regulations	Boxing was legalized first in Louisiana		4	8	35	1941/7
Boxing--Laws and regulations	Boxing was legalized first in Louisiana		11	3	31	1948/2
Breaux Bridge, Louisiana	Crawfish	Dixon, Richard R.	27	4	9	1964/3
Bridges	Causeway across Lake Pontchartrain		19	11	18	1956/10
Bridges	Huey P. Long Bridge		3	4	55	1940/3
Bridges	Huey P. Long Bridge		13	10	26	1950/9
Burial	Gallier Hall is also a final resting place		27	9	27	1964/8
Business education	Soule College is discussed in article		18	1	29	1954/12
Butler, General Benjamin F.	Benjamin F. Butler and the widow Mumford		10	10	8	1947/9
Butler, General Benjamin F.	New Orleans during the Butler days		7	8	8	1944/7
Butler, General Benjamin F.	Capture of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	24	1	9	1960/12
Butler, General Benjamin F.	New Orleans during the Butler days		7	9	13	1944/8
Butler, General Benjamin F.	New Orleans during the Butler days		27	1	15	1963/12
Cabildo	Museums of New Orleans and their treasures are discussed		1	8	23	1938/7
Cabildo	"Chapter House"		14	2	8	1951/1
Cabildo	Cabildo displays antique strong boxes and safes		4	5	43	1941/4
Cabildo	Cabildo		27	7	32	1964/6
Cabildo	Cabildo		16	9	17	1953/8
Cabildo	Cabildo		14	9	8	1951/8
Cabildo	Cabildo		4	7	43	1941/6
Cabildo	Cabildo		4	8	39	1941/7
Cameras--Collectors and collecting	Cabildo has large collection of antique pistols, antique cameras and old projectors		4	6	42	1941/5
Capitols	Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge is restored as historical landmark		3	5	41	1940/11
Capitols	Old State Capitol in Baton Rouge is restored as historical landmark		5	4	22	1942/3
Carroll, General William	Carrollton section of New Orleans is discussed	Dixon, Richard R.	28	12	9	1965/11
Carrollton Avenue	Carrollton section of New Orleans is discussed	Dixon, Richard R.	28	12	9	1965/11
Carrollton, City of	Jefferson Parish history is recounted		9	12	8	1946/11
Carville, Louisiana	Carville Hospital sheds light on ancient disease		15	6	18	1952/5
Casket girls	Casket girls came to Louisiana to be "sold" into matrimonial slavery for a tiny casket of trinkets and clothes		1	12	28	1938/11
Catholic Church--Ceremonies and practices	Eucharistic Congress was held in New Orleans from October 17-20, 1938		1	11	45	1938/10
Catholic Church--Ceremonies and practices	Eucharistic Congress was held in New Orleans from October 17-20, 1938		1	12	20	1938/11
Catholic Church--Clergy	Irish priests worked in early history of Louisiana; activities are cited in article		7	12	21	1944/11
Cemeteries	Cemetery lore, custom and legend in New Orleans	Holland, Irma	15	12	19	1952/11
Cemeteries	Locust Grove Cemetery is interesting landmark of West Feliciana Parish		6	2	30	1943/1
Cemeteries	St. Louis Cemetery--New Orleans' oldest		17	12	8	1954/11
Cenas, Lieutenant Hilary	Louisiana officer of the Confederate Navy		7	10	8	1944/9
Chalmette Battlefield	British used camouflage in 1815 on Chalmette Battlefield		3	7	21	1940/6
Chalmette National Historical Park	Chalmette Battlefield		9	10	26	1946/9


Cheniere Caminada	Hurricane at "Last Island" and Cheniere Caminada is discussed		10	11	8	1947/10
Cheniere Caminada	Hurricane at "Last Island" and Cheniere Caminada is discussed		17	1	30	1953/12
Cherbonnier, Victor	Victor Cherbonnier is French soldier who became a Louisiana educator		13	9	8	1950/8
Chess	Paul Morphy was famous New Orleans chess champion		7	8	13	1944/7
Chess	Paul Morphy was famous New Orleans chess champion		1	9	36	1938/8
Chess	Paul Morphy was famous New Orleans chess champion		17	8	24	1954/7
Chetwood, Eustace	Case of the Creole's daughter		19	1	12	1955/12
Chetwood, Julia	Case of the Creole's daughter		19	1	12	1955/12
Chickasaws	Colonizing Louisiana		4	4	21	1941/3
Choctaw Indians	Legend of Indian maid's romance with Spanish soldier on site which is now Spanish Fort		17	7	21	1954/6
Choctaw Indians	Legend of Indian maid's romance with Spanish soldier on site which is now Spanish Fort		24	9	25	1961/8
Choctaw Indians	Legend of Indian maid's romance with Spanish soldier on site which is now Spanish Fort		2	10	20	1939/9
Choctaw Indians	Choctaws now number only six		6	6	29	1943/5
Choctaw Indians	Choctaw land	Leche, Richard W.	15	2	8	1952/1
Christ Church Cathedral	Christ Church Cathedral	Boudreau, Amy	24	7	33	1961/6

Church of Our Lady of Guadeloupe	Mortuary chapel of the Church of Our Lady of Guadeloupe		10	2	25	1947/1
Churches, Catholic	Mortuary chapel of Our Lade of Guadeloupe		10	2	25	1947/1
Circus	Shrine Circus to open in New Orleans		28	12	30	1965/11
Circus	Eugenio Kalis, French Quarter resident recalls days with Buffalo Bill's show		1	10	26	1938/9
City Halls	City Halls of New Orleans		24	12	27	1961/11
City Park	Parks in New Orleans are described		5	6	16	1942/5
Civil War	Civil War and the Crescent City		24	12	9	1961/11
Civil War	Jefferson Davis' toughest battle	Vandiver, Frank E.	18	10	8	1955/9
Civil War	Civil War in Louisiana	Dixon, Richard R.	24	5	9	1961/4
Civil War	Confederate Memorial Hall		13	12	26	1950/11
Civilian Defense	Civil Air Patrol becomes a part of Civilian Defense		5	3	13	1942/2
Claiborne, Governor William Charles	Governor Claiborne		10	2	25	1947/1
Claiborne, Lieutenant Henry Ballatin	Louisiana officer of the Confederate Navy		7	10	8	1944/9
Clay, Henry	Henry Clay visits New Orleans		8	3	8	1945/2
Clay, Henry	Henry Clay visits New Orleans		20	4	8	1957/3
Clinton, Louisiana	East Feliciana Parish has much "old South" interest		6	1	40	1942/12
Clubs	Social Clubs of New Orleans: Boston Club, Pickwick Club and Southern Yacht Club		3	9	11	1940/8
Coast Guard Training Station	Army and Navy improvements to be seen on lakefront		4	2	11	1941/1
Coast Guard Training Station	Defense and New Orleans		4	7	11	1941/6
Coast Guard Training Station	Defense and New Orleans		4	7	11	1941/6
Cocktails	Cocktails originated in New Orleans in the 1790s		1	2	19	1938/1
Cocktails	Cocktails originated in New Orleans in the 1790s		6	5	30	1943/4
Coffee	Louisiana coffee		24	6	28	1961/5
Coffee	Coffee has a history dating back to the 9th century		6	1	10	1942/12
Collectors and collecting	Antique Shop		11	12	26	1948/11
Collectors and collecting	Antique shops		13	10	30	1950/9
Collins, General J. Lawton	General J. Lawton Collins is illustrious son of New Orleans		15	1	22	1951/12
Composers	Louis Moreau Gottschaulk, New Orleans composer is discussed	Shpall, Leo	12	10	8	1949/9
Comstock, Lieutenant John Henry	Louisiana officer of the Confederate Navy		7	10	8	1944/9
Confederate States of America. Navy	Louisiana officers of the Confederate Navy		7	10	8	1944.9
Confederate States of America. Navy	Steamboats of Civil War days		12	11	8	1949/10
Confederate States of America. Navy	Steamboats of Civil War days		25	8	17	1962/7
Consecration of bishops	Hannan, (Most Reverend) Philip Matthew becomes 11th Archbishop of New Orleans		28	12	21	1965/11
Conservation museum	Louisiana Conservation Department Museum is discussed		4	5	13	1941/4
Convents and nunneries	Sisters of the Holy Family convent is on site of quadroon ballroom		1	10	26	1938/9
Convents and nunneries	Ursuline Convent and its inhabitants		10	5	8	1947/4
Convents and nunneries	Architectural history of Royal Hospital and Ursuline Convent	Wilson, Samuel, Jr.	11	3	11	1948/2
Convents and nunneries	Architectural history of Royal Hospital and Ursuline Convent	Wilson, Samuel, Jr.	11	2	8	1948/1
Convents and nunneries	Ursuline Convent and its inhabitants		20	8	8	1957/7
Cookery, Creole	Cooking of New Orleans is still world famous		5	1	11	1941/12
Cookery, Creole	Condiments make New Orleans cuisine famous		3	8	16	1940/7
Cotton	Development of New Orleans as a wholesale trade center		9	3	8	1946/2
Cotton	Cotton Exchange of New Orleans		9	3	27	1946/2

Courthouses	Courthouse at 919 Royal was center of law and equity for more than twenty years		15	3	32	1952/2
Courthouses	Courthouse at 919 Royal was center of law and equity for more than twenty years		2	4	36	1939/3

Crawfish bisque	Crawfishin' time in Louisiana; recipe for crawfish bisque is given		3	4	20	1940/3
Crawfish bisque	Crawfishin' time in Louisiana; recipe for crawfish bisque is given		14	7	27	1951/6
Crayfish	Crawfishin' time in Louisiana; recipe for crawfish bisque is given		3	7	20	1940/3
Crayfish	Crawfishin' time in Louisiana; recipe for crawfish bisque is given		14	7	27	1951/6
Crayfish	Crawfish	Dixon, Richard R.	27	4	9	1964/3
Creoles	All Saints' Day observance is an old Creole custom		3	11	41	1940/10
Creoles	French influence remains in New Orleans		5	11	17	1942/10
Creoles	Case of the Creole's daughter		19	1	12	1955/12
Creoles	All Saints	Lester, John	10	12	22	1947/11
Creoles	Don Pedro Favrot, Creole soldier of France and Spain--builder of Louisiana		9	5	2	1946/4
Creoles	Creoles who left their mark	Herrin, M.H.	18	12	8	1955/11
Creoles	Creole land	Herrin, M.H.	19	9	10	1956/8
Creoles	French influence remains in New Orleans		7	10	21	1944/9


Creoles	Mollie E. Davis is poetess who skillfully portrayed Creole types		4	2	48	1941/1
Creoles	Bayou people as seen by visitors		7	3	31	1944/2
Crests	New Orleans' coat-of-arms		25	12	25	1962/11
Crowley, Louisiana	Rice festival		11	1	28	1947/12
Crowley, Louisiana	"Evangeline Country" is rich in romantic history and customs		5	5	20	1942/4
Crozet, Claudius	Claudius Crozet is French soldier who became a Louisiana educator		13	9	8	1950/8
Cultural center	Cultural center proposal will soon be a reality	Dixon, Richard R.	28	9	9	1965/8
Cypress	Red cypress of Louisiana is described		14	1	26	1950/12
Cypress	Cyress, the wood eternal, is mostly a nostalgic past	Shay, Violet Brown	19	8	30	1956/7
Davis, Jefferson	Funeral of Jefferson Davis		25	3	9	1962/2
Davis, Jefferson	Funeral of Jefferson Daviso		25	4	9	1962/3
Davis, Jefferson	Jefferson Davis' toughest battle	Vandiver, Frank E.	18	10	8	1955/9
Davis, Mollie E.	Mollie E. Davis is poetess who skillfully portrayed Creole types		4	2	48	1941/1
Debutantes	Debutantes of New Orleans are presented		29	2	18	1966/1
Deer	Deer hunting	Benachi, Tom	2	12	25	1939/11
Delgado Museum	Museums of New Orleans and their treasures are discussed		1	8	23	1938/7
Delgado Museum	Delgado Museum in City Park	Dixon, Richard R.	26	9	9	1963/8
Delgado Museum	Delgado Museum is New Orleans art gallery		3	9	9	1940/8
Delgado Museum	Delgado Museum is New Orleans art gallery		15	12	22	1952/11
Delgado Museum	Delgado Museum is New Orleans art gallery		9	12	26	1946/11
Delgado, Isaac	Delgado Museum		3	9	9	1940/8
Delgado, Isaac	Delgado Museum		9	12	26	1946/11
Delgado, Isaac	Delgado Museum		15	12	22	1952/11
Delta Line	Delta Line has built new fleet specifically for trade between New Orleans and the East Coast of South America		3	8	31	1940/7
DeSoto, Hernando	Hernando DeSoto explored from Florida to the Mississippi River		4	2	38	1941/1
Destrehan, Jean Noel	Creoles who left their mark	Herrin, M.H.	18	12	8	1955/11
Destrehan, Jean Noel	Noted Creole's home is reminiscent of South's agricultural "Golden Age"		3	12	12	1940/11
Devol, George	George Devol is cited in article on river gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	7	3	10	1944/2
Devol, George	George Devol is cited in article on river gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	14	4	8	1951/3
Diners and dining	New Orleans cooking is famous the world over		10	10	21	1947/9
Dioceses	Archdiocese of New Orleans celebrates 150th anniversary on April 16, 1943		6	7	14	1943/6
Drainage	Draining New Orleans of water has always been a problem due to flat topography and rainfall		1	12	36	1938/11
Dueling	Exchange Alley often led to Dueling Oaks		8	12	13	1945/11
Dueling	Exchange Alley often led to Dueling Oaks		27	6	31	1964/5
Dueling	Exchange Alley often led to Dueling Oaks		13	8	2	1950/7
Dueling	"Honor" under the oaks	Duffy, William McFadden	15	7	8	1952/6
Dueling	Dueling in old New Orleans		25	6	24	1962/5
Dueling	Dueling in old New Orleans		22	8	13	1959/7
Dueling	Dueling in old New Orleans		16	8	8	1953/7
Dueling	Dueling in old New Orleans		12	12	30	1949/11
Dueling	Dueling in old New Orleans		2	2	22	1939/1

Dueling	Exchange Alley often led to Dueling Oaks		18	2	29	1955/1
Dueling Oaks	Dueling in old New Orleans		25	6	24	1962/5
Dueling Oaks	Dueling Oaks was often successor to Exchange Place		27	6	31	1964/5
Dueling Oaks	Dueling Oaks was often successor to Exchange Place		18	2	29	1955/1
Dueling Oaks	Dueling Oaks was often successor to Exchange Place		13	8	2	1950/7
Dueling Oaks	Dueling oaks was often successor to Exchange Place		12	12	13	1945/11
Dueling Oaks	Dueling in old New Orleans		22	8	13	1959/7
Dueling Oaks	Dueling in old New Orleans		16	8	8	1953/7
Dueling Oaks	Dueling in old New Orleans		12	12	30	1949/11

Dueling Oaks	Dueling in old New Orleans		2	2	22	1939/1
Dufilho, Louis Joseph	Louis Joseph Dufilho is cited in article on La Pharmacie Francaise		14	2	26	1951/1
duPerier, Emma Mille	Recalls tragedy of Last Island during hurricane		3	12	36	1940/11
Durande, Charles	Wedding of the two Durande daughters was one of Louisiana's most elaborate		17	4	31	1954/3
Durande, Charles	Wedding of the two Durande daughters was one of Louisiana's most elaborate		3	8	28	1940/7
Durande, Charles	Wedding of the two Durande daughters was one of Louisiana's most elaborate		18	8	35	1955/7
Eads, James B.	Won fight to open Mississippi River		8	2	21	1945/1
Eads, James B.	Won fight to open Mississippi River		14	3	31	1951/2
East Feliciana Parish	East Feliciana Parish has much "Old South" interest		6	1	40	1942/12
Educators, French	French soldiers who became Louisiana educators		13	9	8	1950/8
Eisenhower, President Dwight D.	President Dwight D. Eisenhower enjoys role in Louisiana Purchase celebration		16	12	16	1953/11
Electricity	Electricity comes to New Orleans		1	10	41	1938/9
Electricity	Electricity comes to New Orleans		22	3	24	1959/2
Elmwood Plantation	Elmwood Plantation is restored, lives on since 1762		4	4	3	1941/3
Elmwood Plantation	Elmwood Plantation is restored, lives on since 1726		4	6	24	1941/5
Eucharistic Congress, Eighth	Eighth Eucharistic Congress was held in New Orleans from October 17-20, 1938		1	12	20	1938/11
Eucharistic Congress, Eighth	Eighth Eucharistic Congress was held in New Orleans from October 17-20, 1938		1	11	45	1938/10
Exchange Place	Exchange Place often led to Dueling Oaks		27	6	31	1964/5
Exchange Place	Exchange Place often led to Dueling Oaks		8	12	13	1945/11
Exchange Place	Exchange Place often led to Dueling Oaks		18	2	29	1955/1
Exchange Place	Exchange Place often led to Dueling Oaks		13	8	2	1950/7
Executions and executioners	General Benjamin F. Butler and the widow Mumford		10	10	8	1947/9
Exhibitions	World's Industrial Exposition (1884-1885) was held in New Orleans; focused attention on the city	Dixon, Richard R.	26	9	17	1963/8
Explorers, French	First attempt to colonize Louisiana		8	2	25	1945/1
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		5	1	35	1941/12
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		2	1	48	1939/12
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		6	1	19	1942/12
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		8	12	21	1945/11
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		28	1	9	1964/12
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		28	11	28	1965/10
Fair Grounds	Fair Grounds horse-racing is discussed		11	1	24	1947/12
Fair Grounds	Horse-racing at the Fair Grounds		1	2	25	1938/1
Favrot, Don Pedro	Don Pedro Favrot was Creole soldier of France and Spain, builder of Louisiana		9	5	24	1946/4
Ferries	Gouldsboro, the Thalia Street ferry		6	5	21	1943/4
Festivals	Archdiocese of New Orleans celebrates 150th anniversary on April 16, 1943		6	7	14	1943/6
Festivals	Festivals in Louisiana		26	5	13	1963/4
Field, Flo	"A La Creole" makes a second debut		16	7	24	1953/6
Fire and fire prevention	New Orleans' volunteer fire fighters		8	10	8	1945/9
Fire departments	Fire-fighting during the early days of New Orleans		14	12	8	1951/11
Fire departments	Fire-fighting during the early days of New Orleans		17	2	31	1954/1
Fire engines	"Young America" was first steam fire engine	Dixon, Richard R.	26	12	9	1963/11
Fire prevention	Fire-fighting during the early days of New Orleans		17	2	31	1954/1
Fire prevention	Fire-fighting during the early days of New Orleans		14	12	8	1951/11
Firearms	Gun collecting is discussed by antique dealer		4	2	41	1941/1
Fishing	Fish, fishing spots and fishermen in Louisiana		4	7	8	1941/6
Fishing	Fish, fishing spots and fishermen in Louisiana		5	6	29	1942/5
Fishing	Fish, fishing spots and fishermen in Louisiana		9	10	20	1946/9
Fishing	Fish, fishing spots and fishermen in Louisiana		23	5	21	1960/4
Fishing	Fish, fishing spots and fishermen in Louisiana		23	3	30	1960/2
Fishing	Fish, fishing spots and fishermen in Louisiana		4	4	27	1963/3
Fishing	Fishing in Louisiana	Van Pelt, Arthur	12	7	32	1949/6
Fishing	Fishing in Louisiana	Riderle, P.J.	15	8	8	1952/7
Fishing	Bayouways		4	7	23	1941/6
Flags	Ten flags over Louisiana		28	10	9	1965/9
Flags	Ten flags over Louisiana		14	6	8	1951/5
Flags	State flag		26	4	31	1963/3
Flags	New Orleans has its own flag		25	10	30	1962/9
Flags	Under the Spanish flag	Dixon, Richard R.	25	9	23	1962/8
Floating bodies	Grand Caillou, Louisiana mystery		4	5	22	1941/4
Flood control	Safe River Committee of 100 made New Orleans safe from floods		4	7	38	1941/6
Flowers	Floral Trail glamorizes New Orleans' flowers		4	3	29	1941/2
Flowers	Floral Trail glamorizes New Orleans' flowers		4	4	13	1941/3
Flowers	"Lovely Louisiana" lives up to its name		23	8	26	1960/7
Folklore	Louisiana linguistic and folklore backgrounds	Lafargue, Andre	10	12	8	1948/11
Folklore	Bayou banter from other days	Moore, Arthur K.	18	8	8	1955/7
Folklore	Louisiana legends	Claudel, Calvin	19	4	8	1956/3
Football	Sugar Bowl, 1897		9	1	28	1945/12
Football	Sugar Bowl, 1963		26	1	9	1962/12
Football	Sugar Bowl, 1966		29	1	17	1965/12
Football	Tommy O'Boyle is Tulane University football coach		25	10	27	1962/9
Football	Sugar Bowl: its history, operation, purpose and growth		5	1	22	1941/12
Fort Bourbon	Fort Bourbon is one of forts which guarded approach to city during Battle of New Orleans		28	8	9	1965/7
Fort Burgundy	Five forts marked New Orleans boundaries		8	11	25	1945/10
Fort Ferdinand	Five forts marked New Orleans boundaries		8	11	25	1945/10
Fort Jackson	Fort Jackson is described	Dixon, Richard R.	25	10	9	1962/9
Fort Jackson	Fort Jackson is one of forts which guarded approach to city during Battle of New Orleans		28	8	9	1965/7
Fort Pike	Fort Pike is discussed in article		11	8	26	1948/7
Fort St. Charles	Five forts marked New Orleans boundaries		8	11	25	1945/10
Fort St. Charles	Mint at Esplanade and Decatur occupies the site of the old Fort St. Charles, known as the old Jackson Square		2	4	34	1939/3
Fort St. John	Five forts marked New Orleans boundaries		8	11	25	1945/10
Fort St. Louis	Five forts marked New Orleans boundaries		8	11	25	1945/10
Fort St. Philip	Fort St. Philip is one of forts which guarded approach to city during Battle of New Orleans		28	8	9	1965/7
Fortier, Marie Francois Alcee	Creoles who left their mark	Herrin, M.H.	18	12	8	1955/11
Fortification	Forts guarded approach to New Orleans during Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	28	8	9	1965/7
Fortification	Five forts marked New Orleans boundaries		8	11	25	1945/10
Fortification	Fort Jackson	Dixon, Richard R.	25	10	9	1962/9
Fortification	Fort Pike		11	8	26	1948/7
Fountains	Mardi Gras fountain		26	12	17	1963/11
Fountains	Mardi Gras fountain is on the lakefront		26	12	17	1963/11
Freeport Sulphur Company	Freeport Sulphur Company celebrates Golden Anniversary		25	12	9	1962/11
French Market	"Les Halles des Boucheries"	Dixon, Richard R.	25	6	9	1962/5
French Market	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		2	9	20	1939/8
French Market	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		8	7	16	1945/6
French Market	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		14	6	26	1951/5
French Market	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		17	11	24	1954/10
French Opera House	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		10	12	2	1947/11
French Opera House	French Opera House is discussed; photo taken after fire is shown		6	7	19	1943/6
French Opera House	French Opera House is discussed; photo taken after fire is shown		14	3	22	1951/2
French Opera House	French Opera House is discussed; photo taken after fire is shown		15	1	25	1951/12
French Opera House	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		2	11	23	1939/10
French Opera House	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		3	4	9	1940/3
French Opera House	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		8	1	31	1944/12
French Opera House	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		23	3	17	1960/2
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		19	12	12	1956/11
French Quarter	Absinthe, the forbidden drink		7	6	23	1944/5
French Quarter	Balconies of old lace	Holland, Irma	14	7	8	1951/6
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		6	6	23	1943/5
French Quarter	Courtyards and general architecture of the Vieux Carre is described, illustrated with photographs		1	9	27	1938/8
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		3	11	30	1940/10
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		4	5	41	1941/4
French Quarter	Backyards of New Orleans		5	10	33	1942/9
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		5	5	32	1942/5
French Quarter	French Quarter is background for Engineers' River project		29	2	21	1966/1
French Quarter	Backyards of New Orleans		7	7	12	1944/6
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		18	5	10	1955/4
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		15	4	8	1952/3
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		13	1	8	1949/12
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		12	5	29	1949/4
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		11	5	13	1948/4
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		11	3	8	1948/2
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		10	11	21	1947/10
French Quarter	History and description of French Quarter		9	6	23	1946/5
French Quarter	Absinthe, the forbidden drink		23	3	25	1960/2
French Quarter	Antique shops		13	10	30	1950/9
French Quarter	Tunnel is found in French Quarter		13	1	34	1949/12
Frogs	Louisiana's bull-frog: its history, description and habits		5	10	10	1942/9
Fur trade	Muskrat pelts predominate the fur industry of the coastal regions		2	1	15	1938/12
Furniture workers	Creole furniture has become prized and famous		4	12	9	1941/11
Gallier Hall	Gallier Hall is discussed		24	11	9	1961/10
Gallier Hall	Gallier Hall is discussed		24	11	31	1961/10
Gallier Hall	Gallier Hall is discussed		27	9	27	1964/8
Gallier, James, Sr.	James Gallier, Sr. brought the classic touch to New Orleans architecture		24	11	31	1961/10
Gallier, James, Sr.	James Gallier, Sr. brought the classic touch to New Orleans architecture		24	11	9	1961/10
Gallier, James, Sr.	James Gallier, Sr. brought the classic touch to New Orleans architecture		27	9	27	1964/8
Gambling	River gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	14	4	8	1951/3
Gambling	River gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	7	3	10	1944/2
Gambling	River gamblers of yesteryear (George Devol, John Powell and Richard Hargreaves are cited)		22	6	11	1959/5
Garden District	Garden District homes are described		15	3	20	1952/2
Garden District	Garden District homes are described		19	3	29	1956/2
Garden District	Garden District homes are described		20	3	8	1957/2
Gardens	Jungle Gardens, near Avery Island, is discussed in articles		1	11	47	1938/10
Gardens	Jungle Gardens, near Avery Island, is discussed in articles		1	12	51	1938/11
Gardens	Gardens of New Orleans		16	4	18	1953/3
Gardens	Bayou gardens		13	1	2	1949/12
Gardens	Gardens of New Orleans		22	3	9	1959/2
Gardens	Gardens of New Orleans		5	5	31	1942/4
Gardens	Jungle Gardens, near Avery Island, is discussed in articles		10	8	26	1947/7
General deGaulle Drive	Algiers, Louisiana	Dixon, Richard R.	23	8	9	1960/7
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.	Sugar plantation is discussed in article		8	12	27	1945/11
Goldthwaite, Frank Joseph	Frank Joseph Goldthwaite house is described in article		25	12	32	1962/11
Goodall, Alice Frances	Alice Frances Goodall is woman artist who believes it's never too late to paint		14	1	8	1950/12
Gottschalk, Louis Moreau	New Orleans composer is discussed in article	Shpall, Leo	12	10	8	1949/9
Gottschalk, Louis Moreau	Creole achievements in music, architecture and education	Merrin, M.H.	19	5	8	1956/4
Gottschalk, Louis Moreau	Creoles who left their mark	Merrin, M.H.	18	12	8	1955/11
Gouldsboro	Gouldsboro was Thalia Street ferry		6	5	21	1943/4
Grand Caillou, Louisiana	Grand Caillou mystery		4	5	22	1941/4
Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo	Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo is discussed		2	9	30	1939/8
Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo	Grand Isle Tarpon Rodeo is discussed		2	10	28	1939/9
Grand Isle, Louisiana	Grand Isle is Louisiana's tropical paradise		3	9	17	1940/8
Greek Orthodox Church	Greek Orthodox Church in New Orleans celebrates 100th anniversary		28	12	25	1965/11
Gretna, Louisiana	Gretna: a diamond in the river's crescent	Dixon, Richard R.	20	8	22	1957/7
Gris-gris	Gris-gris is superstitious charm used by girls along the bayou to catch a husband		3	9	42	1940/8
Guillot, Pierre	Pierre Guillot is French soldier who became a Louisiana educator		13	9	8	1950/8
Gumbo zherbes	Gumbo zherbes on Holy Thursday for good luck		7	5	1	1944/4
Hammond, Louisiana	Hammond is strawberry capital of the world		3	12	28	1940/11
Hannan, Philip Matthew	Philip Matthew Hannan is consecrated as 11th Archbishop of New Orleans		28	12	21	1965/11
Hargraves, Richard	Richard Hargraves is cited in articles on river gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	7	3	10	1944/2
Hargraves, Richard	Richard Hargraves is cited in articles on river gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	14	4	8	1951/3
Harvey, Louisiana	Harvey, Louisiana and Marrero, Louisiana are described	Dixon, Richard R.	20	11	28	1957/10
Hassett, Thomas	Father Thomas Hassett is cited in article on Irish priests in early history of Louisiana		7	12	21	1944/11
Haughery, Margaret	New Orleans philanthropist is cited in articles; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in United States		25	12	21	1962/11
Haughery, Margaret	New Orleans philanthropist is cited in articles; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in United States		3	9	32	1940/8
Haughery, Margaret	New Orleans philanthropist is cited in articles; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in United States		4	7	30	1941/6
Haughery, Margaret	New Orleans philanthropist is cited in articles; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in United States		15	10	34	1952/9
Health resorts, watering places, etc.	Healing waters of Hot Wells, Louisiana		13	1	21	1949/12
Hearn, Lafcadio	Lafcadio Hearn, night hawk in New Orleans		5	10	21	1942/9
Hearn, Lafcadio	Lafcadio Hearn has 5 cent restaurant at 160 Dryades		5	9	20	1942/8
Hewlett, John Henry	John Henry Hewlett collection of mechanical curiosities is housed in Musee Mecanique		1	11	41	1938/10
Higgins, A.J., Sr.	A.J. Higgins, Sr. is world's largest boat-builder in 1942		5	5	9	1942/4
Historic houses, etc.	Madame John's Legacy		7	1	14	1943/12
Historic houses, etc.	Chapter House		14	2	8	1951/1
Historic houses, etc.	Nottoway is one of Louisiana's finest colonial homes		4	11	39	1941/10
Historic houses, etc.	Madame John's Legacy		23	5	11	1960/4
Historic houses, etc.	Beauregard's homes	Liuzza, Ted R.	14	12	26	1951/11
Historic houses, etc.	Madame John's Legacy		12	8	26	1949/7
Historic houses, etc.	Acadian home is built to house Cajun crafts		13	12	18	1950/11
Historic houses, etc.	Home of Jean Noel Destrehan, noted Creole, is reminiscent of South's agricultural "Golden Age"		3	12	12	1940/11
Historic houses, etc.	Beauregard House is restored		4	5	31	1941/4
Historic houses, etc.	Architecture of New Orleans has been influenced by its many and varied inhabitants		2	3	36	1939/2
Historic houses, etc.	Afton Villa		9	9	9	1946/8
Historic houses, etc.	Madame John's Legacy		2	1	22	1936/12
Historical museums	Confederate Memorial Hall		13	12	26	1950/11
Historical museums	Cabildo has rare pottery and chinaware		4	3	43	1941/2
Historical museums	Cabildo has large collection of antique pistols, antique cameras and odd projectors		4	6	42	1941/5
Historical museums	Cabildo displays drawing of old French colonial prison in New Orleans		12	10	20	1949/9
Historical museums	Cabildo displays antique strongboxes and safes		4	5	43	1941/4
Historical museums	Cabildo		16	9	17	1953/8
Historical museums	Cabildo		14	9	8	1951/8
Historical museums	Cabildo		4	8	39	1941/7
Historical museums	Cabildo		4	7	43	1941/6
Historical museums	Cabildo		27	7	32	1964/6
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		28	11	28	1965/10
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		5	1	35	1941/12
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		2	1	48	1939/12
Horse racing	Horse racing at the Fair Grounds		11	1	24	1947/12
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		8	12	21	1945/11
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		6	1	19	1942/12
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		28	1	9	1964/12
Horse racing	Fair Grounds racetrack		1	2	25	1938/1
Hospitals	Carville Hospital sheds light on ancient disease		15	6	18	1952/5
Hospitals	LaGarde General Hospital at Lakefront is discussed		4	5	16	1941/4
Hospitals, construction	Architectural history of Royal Hospital and Ursuline Convent	Wilson, Samuel, Jr.	11	2	8	1948/1
Hospitals, construction	Architectural history of Royal Hospital and Ursuline Convent	Wilson, Samuel, Jr.	11	3	11	1948/2
Hot Wells, Louisiana	Healing waters of Hot Wells		13	1	21	1949/12
Hotel New Orleans	Hotel New Orleans plans elaborate addition		25	2	25	1962/1
Hotels, taverns, etc.	Roosevelt Hotel is purchased by Benjamin H. and Richard L. Swig, San Francisco hotel owners		29	1	9	1965/12
House boats	Atchafalaya River		5	2	35	1942/1
House of Rest	House of Rest for weary boatmen on Swamp Street is cited		8	2	8	1945/1
Hummingbirds	Birds found in Louisiana are described		4	7	40	1941/6
Hunting	Bayouways		4	7	23	1941/6
Hunting	Hunting in Louisiana is discussed		5	11	8	1942/10
Hunting	Hunting in Louisiana is discussed		5	12	31	1942/11
Hunting	Hunting in Louisiana is discussed		9	11	13	1946/10
Hunting	Hunting in Louisiana is discussed		23	11	25	1960/10
Hunting	Hunting in Louisiana is discussed		26	12	31	1963/11
Hunting licenses	Deer Hunting	Benachi, Tom	2	12	25	1939/11
Hurricanes	Hurricane at Last Island and Cheniere Caminada		17	1	30	1953/12
Hurricanes	Hurricane at Last Island and Cheniere Caminada		10	11	8	1947/10
Hurricanes	Tragedy of Last Island is recalled by Mrs. Emma Mille duPerier		3	12	36	1940/11
Indians	Indians of Louisiana		8	6	25	1945/5
Indians of North America	Choctaws now number only six		6	6	29	1943/5
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Bayou banter from other days	Moore, Arthur K.	18	8	8	1955/7
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Louisiana's Indians	Kunkel, Paul A.	18	7	8	1955/6
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Marksville Indians, ahead of their time		19	8	11	1956/7
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Red Bones is lost tribe whose members live around Nachitoches, Louisiana		3	7	38	1940/6
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Tchefuncte Indian culture was uncovered in Mississippi Valley		5	12	36	1942/11
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Tchefuncte Indian culture was uncovered in Mississippi Valley		5	3	14	1942/2
Indians of North America. Louisiana	Marksville Indians, ahead of their time		5	5	26	1942/4
International House	International House		8	8	27	1948/7
International House	International House		11	5	26	1948/4
International Trade Mart	New Trade Mart is planned for New Orleans		22	6	19	1959/5
International Trade Mart	Progress of New Trade Mart building		27	5	23	1964/4
International Trade Mart	International Trade Mart at Camp and Common Streets		11	10	26	1948/9
Iris (plant)	Abbeville, Louisiana, Iris Capital observes centennial		13	9	24	1950/8
Irish	Irish priests worked in early history of Louisiana; activities cited		7	12	21	1944/11
Irish Channel	Irish Channel in New Orleans, a sketch in squalor		5	8	23	1942/7
Ironwork	Artists of New Orleans still make ironwork		4	4	44	1941/3
Ironwork, pictures, illustrations, etc.	Iron grille work is pictured in detail		3	9	24	1940/8
Isle of Orleans	Bayou Manchac levee terminates what was once the Isle of Orleans		5	2	26	1942/1
Italians in New Orleans	Italians prepare altars to celebrate the feast day of St. Joseph on March 19		3	4	52	1940/3
Jackson Parish	Jackson Parish comes back		15	10	22	1953/9
Jackson Square	Heart of French Quarter is discussed	Dixon, Richard R.	29	1	9	1965/12
Jackson Square	Place d'Armes		25	8	9	1962/7
Jackson Square	Place d'Armes		13	9	26	1950/8
Jackson Square	Jackson Square is discussed		27	7	23	1964/6
Jackson Square	Jackson Square is discussed		15	11	25	1952/10
Jackson Square	Jackson Square is discussed		12	9	8	1949/8
Jackson Square	Jackson Square is discussed		8	1	23	1944/12
Jackson Square	Jackson Square is discussed		3	4	23	1940/3
Jackson Square	Jackson Square is discussed		4	4	41	1941/3
Jackson, General Andrew	Chalmette Battlefield		9	10	26	1946/9
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans sesquicentennial nears	Dixon, Richard R.	27	2	9	1964/1
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	28	2	9	1965/1
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	27	11	17	1964/10
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	22	10	15	1959/9
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	22	9	9	1959/8
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans	Lebreton, Dagmar Renshaw	19	3	10	1956/2
Jackson, General Andrew	Battle of New Orleans, 134 years ago		12	3	21	1949/2
Jackson, General Andrew	Navy and the Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	25	2	11	1962/1
Jazz music	Jazz in New Orleans	Perry, Don	13	12	8	1950/11
Jazz music	Jazz museum recreates colorful era	Dixon, Richard R.	27	11	9	1964/10
Jazz music	Jack "Papa" Laine, "Father of White Jazz," is honored		14	3	20	1951/2
Jefferson Island	Life of Joseph Jefferson		18	1	8	1954/12
Jefferson Island	Life of Joseph Jefferson in New Orleans		8	7	8	1945/6
Jefferson Parish	Jefferson Parish was once a pirate stronghold		4	10	16	1941/9
Jefferson, Joseph	Comedian's life in New Orleans		8	7	8	1945/6
Jefferson, Joseph	Comedian's life in New Orleans		18	1	8	1854/12
Jesuits	Colonizing Louisiana		4	4	21	1941/3
Johnston, Colonel Joseph E.	Jefferson Davis' toughest battle	Vandiver, Frank E.	18	10	8	1955/9
Jungle Gardens	Jungle Gardens near Avery Island		1	11	47	1938/10
Jungle Gardens	Jungle Gardens near Avery Island		1	12	51	1938/11
Jungle Gardens	"Evangeline Country" is rich in romantic history and customs		5	5	20	1942/4
Jungle Gardens	Jungle Gardens near Avery Island		10	8	26	1947/7
Kane, Harnett	Harnett Kane's novel on Mrs. Robert E. Lee is published		16	12	15	1953/11
Kendall, Amos	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	2	8	1950/1
Kendall, Amos	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	3	21	1950/2
Kendall, Amos	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	4	20	1950/3
Kennedy, President John F.	President John F. Kennedy visits New Orleans		25	7	9	1962/6
L'Isle de Jean Charles	L'Isle de Jean Charles is peopled by descendants of sailors, Lafitte's buccaneers and Indians		3	7	46	1940/6
La Garde General Hospital	La Garde General Hospital at Lakefront		4	5	16	1941/4
Lafargue, Andre	Andre Lafargue is discussed		12	4	24	1949/3
Lafayette, City of	Jefferson Parish is recounted		9	12	8	1946/11
Lafayette, General Marie Joseph Paul Roch Ives Gilbert de Maitier, Marquis de	Marquis de Lafayette visits New Orleans		22	11	9	1949/10
Lafayette, General Marie Joseph Paul Roch Ives Gilbert de Maitier, Marquis de	Marquis de Lafayette visits New Orleans		11	7	2	1948/6
Lafayette, General Marie Joseph Paul Roch Ives Gilbert de Maitier, Marquis de	Marquis de Lafayette visits New Orleans		11	6	2	1948/5
Lafitte, Jean	Chalmette Battlefield		9	10	26	1946/9
Lafitte, Jean	Battle of New Orleans, 134 years ago		12	3	21	1949/2
Lafitte, Jean	Battle of New Orleans sesquicentennial nears	Dixon, Richard R.	27	2	9	1964/1
Lafitte, Jean	Beau Brummel pirate		14	3	8	1951/2
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		7	6	3	1944/5
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		6	6	26	1943/5
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		4	5	38	1941/4
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		17	3	9	1954/2
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		12	5	13	1949/4
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		13	6	25	1950/5
Lafitte, Jean and Pierre	Privateer brothers are discussed		16	3	32	1953/2
Lafitte, Pierre	Battle of New Orleans sesquicentennial nears	Dixon, Richard R.	27	2	9	1964/1
Lafitte, Pierre	Beau Brummel pirate		14	3	8	1951/2
Laine, Jack "Papa"	Father of "White Jazz" is honored		14	3	20	1951/2
Lake Charles, Louisiana	"Evangeline Country" is rich in romantic history and customs		5	5	20	1942/4
Lake Pontchartrain	Lakefront area	Dixon, Richard R.	28	7	9	1965/6
Lake Pontchartrain	Derivation of Lake Pontchartrain's name		5	9	31	1942/8
Lake Pontchartrain Causeway	Lake Pontchartrain Causeway		19	11	18	1956/10
Lalaurie, Delphine	Haunted house		8	2	15	1945/1
Lalaurie, Delphine	Haunted house		17	10	8	1954/9
Land titles	Early Louisiana land claims	Coles, Harry L., Jr.	20	11	8	1957/10
Language and languages	Louisiana linguistic and folklore backgrounds	Lafargue, Andre	10	12	8	1948/11
Last Island	Tragedy of Last Island during hurricane is recalled by Mrs. Emma Mille duPerier		3	12	36	1940/11
Last Island	Hurricane at Last Island and Cheniere Caminada		10	11	8	1947/10
Last Island	Hurricane at Last Island and Cheniere Caminada		17	1	30	1953/12
Laveau, Marie	Voodoo queen		7	4	23	1944/3
Laveau, Marie	Voodoo queen's story is told	Duffy, William McFadden	1	8	17	1938/7
Laveau, Marie	Voodoo queen		17	6	8	1954/5
Laveau, Marie	Voodoo queen		15	9	8	1952/8
Law, John	John Law helped to develop New Orleans as a wholesale trade center		9	3	8	1946/2
Lawyers	Judah Philip Benjamin		9	11	25	1946/10
Le Moniteur de la Louisiane	Le Moniteur de la Louisiana appeared in 1794, was first Louisiana newspaper		3	7	21	1940/6
Le Monnier documents	Le Monnier documents are found after fire of Sieur Georges' house		4	12	22	1941/11
Lee, Robert E. (steamboat)	Horns used by steamboats Robert E. Lee and Natchez are on display at the Cabildo		3	12	20	1940/11
Legends	Bayou banter from other days	Moore, Arthur K.	18	8	8	1955/7
Legends	Legend surrounds the origin and evolution of the praline		1	11	42	1938/10
Legends	Louisiana legends	Claudel, Calvin	19	4	8	1956/3
Leighton Plantation	Leonidas Polk, Louisiana's Bishop planter		22	12	9	1959/11
Levees	Captain James B. Eads won fight to open Mississippi River		14	3	31	1951/2
Levees	Captain James B. Eade won fight to open Mississippi River		8	2	21	1945/1
Libraries	New Orleans Public Library	Logan, George King	25	2	27	1962/1
Lincoln, Abraham	Young Abe Lincoln visits New Orleans		4	3	20	1941/2
Locust Grove Cemetery	Locust Grove Cemetery is interesting landmark of West Feliciana Parish		6	2	30	1943/1
Long, Huey P. (Bridge)	Huey P. Long Bridge		13	10	26	1950/9
Long, Huey P. (Bridge)	Huey P. Long Bridge		3	4	55	1940/3
Longshoremen	Boys who push the Port	Kimbrough, Ed	22	9	20	1959/8
Louisiana Purchase	Sesquicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase	DeVoto, Bernard	16	5	8	1953/4
Louisiana Purchase	President Dwight D. Eisenhower enjoys role in Louisiana Purchase celebration		16	12	16	1953/11
Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana's unclaimed territory		10	5	13	1947/4
Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana Purchase		27	7	9	1964/6
Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana Purchase		23	1	9	1959/12
Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana Purchase		16	11	12	1953/10
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		15	10	8	1952/9
Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana Purchase		16	1	24	1952/11
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		7	9	25	1944/8
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims	Coles, Harry L., Jr.	20	11	8	1957/10
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		16	6	28	1953/5
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		16	2	29	1953/1
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		27	7	17	1964/6
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		8	2	3	1945/1
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		15	3	8	1952/2
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		8	9	8	1945/8
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		26	12	29	1963/11
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		28	2	32	1965/1
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		27	7	32	1964/6
Louisiana Purchase	Louisiana Purchase		15	6	20	1952/5
Louisiana Purchase	Early Louisiana land claims		27	7	23	1964/6
Louisiana State University	Baton Rouge		26	2	15	1963/1
Louisiana State University	LSU contains priceless relics		3	4	39	1940/3
Louisiana State University	LSU--up from the proverbial acorn		18	2	23	1955/1
Louisiana State University	LSU is discussed		9	11	8	1946/10
Louisiana State University in New Orleans	LSUNO is discussed		24	12	17	1961/11
Louisiana--Capital and capitol	Louisiana's capitol--a "capital" capitol		17	10	24	1954/9
Louisiana--Description	Atchafalaya River		5	2	35	1942/1
Louisiana--Description	Central Louisiana--the center of everything		24	2	15	1961/1
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Last of the river bastions		24	2	9	1961/1
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Last shot--the final surrender in the war between the states occurred in Louisiana		24	8	9	1961/7
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard (1818-1898), Confederate general	Dixon, Richard R.	24	6	9	1961/5
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Republic of Louisiana		10	3	21	1947/2
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Republic of Louisiana		13	6	18	1950/5
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Republic of Louisiana		16	3	29	1953/2
Louisiana--History--Civil War	Beauregard	Dixon, Richard R.	28	11	9	1965/10
Louisiana--History--Colonial Period	History of colonial Louisiana--turbulent	Liuzza, Ted R.	6	7	8	1943/6
Louisiana--History--Colonial	St. Denis, Louis Juchereau: Cavalier in the wilderness		15	6	26	1952/5
Louisiana--History--Colonial Louisiana	Early Louisiana		17	10	36	1954/9
Louisiana--History--Colonial Period	Colonizing Louisiana		4	4	21	1941/3
Louisiana--History--Colonial Period	History of colonial Louisiana--turbulent	Liuzza, Ted R.	13	7	24	1950/6
Louisiana--History--Colonial Period	First attempt to colonize Louisiana		8	2	25	1945/1
Louisiana--War of 1812	Louisiana's Washington Artillery		25	10	32	1962/9
Louisiana--War of 1898	Louisiana and the Spanish-American War		7	11	12	1944/10
Louisiana--War of 1898	Louisiana and the Spanish-American War		7	12	9	1944/11
Loyola University	New Orleans school is cited		14	11	26	1951/10
Lugano, Ines S.	Ivory artist		7	9	3	1944/8
Madame John's Legacy	Madame John's Legacy		2	1	22	1938/12
Madame John's Legacy	Madame John's Legacy		23	5	11	1960/4
Madame John's Legacy	Madame John's Legacy		12	8	26	1949/7
Madame John's Legacy	Madame John's Legacy		7	1	14	1943/12
Madison Parish, Louisiana	Madison Parish seat name (Tallulah) was decided by romance		15	3	29	1952/2
Magyars	Hungarian culture still lives in Louisiana community		13	5	17	1950/4
Mallard, Prudence	Creole furniture has become prized and famous		4	12	9	1941/11
Mallard, Prudence	Prudence Mallard is cited in articles on Royal Street, an antique center since early days		4	5	33	1941/4
Mallard, Prudence	Prudence Mallard is cited in articles on Royal Street, an antique center since early days		8	6	21	1945/5
Mardi Gras	(See January, February, March, and April issues for each year; carnival scenes, brief history of carnival season)		0	0	0	1938--
Marigny, Bernard Xavier	Bernard Xavier Marigny brought dice to America		3	11	46	1940/10
Markets	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		14	6	26	1951/5
Markets	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		8	7	16	1945/6
Markets	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		2	9	20	1939/8
Markets	French Market--"Les Halles des Boucheries"	Dixon, Richard R.	25	6	9	1962/5
Markets	French Market was built by the Spanish and first commercialized by Germans		17	11	24	1954/10
Marrero, Louisiana--Description	Harvey, Louisiana and Marerro, Louisiana are described	Dixon, Richard R.	20	11	28	1957/10
Maspero's Exchange	Maspero's Exchange was early coffee-house and meeting place in New Orleans		7	5	12	1944/4
Maspero's Exchange	Maspero's Exchange was early coffee-house and meeting place in New Orleans		13	7	8	1950/6
Maspero's Exchange	Maspero's Exchange was early coffee-house and meeting place in New Orleans		17	9	12	1954/8
Maspero's Exchange	Maspero's Exchange was early coffee-house and meeting place in New Orleans		2	6	22	1939/5
Matas, Dr. Rudolph	Biographical sketch of famous surgeon		13	11	16	1950/10
Maundy Thursday	Gumbo Zerbes on Holy Thursday for good luck		7	5	1	1944/4
Mayors	Mayors of New Orleans and forms of city government from 1803-1939		2	6	26	1939/5
Mayors	Mayors of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	24	9	9	1961/8
Mayors	Mayors of New Orleans, from Pillsbury to Behrman	Dixon, Richard R.	27	6	19	1964/5
McDonogh, John	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		5	2	32	1942/1
McDonogh, John	Bon vivant benefactor	Dixon, Richard R.	23	11	9	1960/10
McDonogh, John	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		6	8	8	1943/7
McDonogh, John	McDonogh, many men in one	Nuhrah, Arthur G.	19	6	9	1956/5
McDonogh, John	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		25	7	29	1962/6
McDonogh, John	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		20	6	8	1957/5
McDonogh, John	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		17	2	8	1954/1
McDonogh, John	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		6	9	8	1943/8
Medical museums	La Pharmacie Francaise		14	2	26	1951/1
Meteorites	1891 meteorite in Audubon Park, an April Fool's joke		8	5	21	1945/4
Michoud plant	Michoud plant		28	4	9	1965/3
Military bases	Army and Navy improvements to be seen on lakefront		4	2	11	1941/1
Milneburg	Lake Pontchartrain area		26	11	9	1963/10
Milneburg	New Orleans lakefront		26	11	9	1963/10
Mints	Mint at Esplanade and Decatur occupies the site of the old Fort St. Charles, known as the old Jackson Square		2	4	34	1939/3
Mints	Weighing of a kiss or a signature was used to demonstrate the fine gold balance scales at the Old Mint on Esplanade and Decatur		2	5	25	1939/4
Mints	Minting memories in New Orleans		24	4	29	1961/3
Mississippi River	Boys who push the Port	Kimbrough, Ed	22	9	20	1959/8
Mississippi River	Nation's highway		13	5	12	1950/4
Mississippi River	Nation's highway		15	8	22	1952/7
Mississippi River	Nation's highway		27	5	9	1964/4
Mississippi River	Captain James B. Eads won fight to open Mississippi River		8	2	21	1945/1
Mississippi River	Captain James B. Eads won fight to open Mississippi River		14	3	31	1951/2
Mississippi River	Purification of Mississippi River water		4	8	28	1941/7
Mississippi River--Discovery and exploration	DeSoto's trail from Florida to the Mississippi		4	2	38	1941/1
Mitchell, Georgia	Poetess is cited		8	3	1	1945/2
Mocking birds	Birds found in Louisiana		4	7	40	1941/6
Moisant International Airport	Moisant International Airport expansion is noted	Dixon, Richard R.	29	4	9	1966/3
Monuments	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		4	7	30	1941/6
Monuments	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		3	9	32	1940/8
Monuments	New Orleans' monuments		10	6	27	1947/5
Monuments	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		25	12	21	1962/11
Monuments	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument in her honor is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		15	10	34	1952/9
Moore, Thomas Overton	Republic of Louisiana		13	6	18	1950/5
Moore, Thomas Overton	Republic of Louisiana		10	3	21	1947/2
Moore, Thomas Overton	Republic of Louisiana		16	3	29	1953/2
Morales, Juan Buenaventura	Mayor who lost his temper	Duffy, William McFadden	15	12	8	1952/11
Morgan City, Louisiana	Morgan City described		23	9	9	1960/8
Morgan City, Louisiana	Morgan City described		26	12	19	1963/11
Morphy, Paul	Paul Morphy was famous New Orleans chess champion		1	9	36	1938/8
Morphy, Paul	Paul Morphy was famous New Orleans chess champion		7	8	13	1944/7
Morphy, Paul	Paul Morphy was famous New Orleans chess champion		17	8	24	1954/7
Morphy, Regina	Creole achievements in music, architecture and education	Herrin, M.H.	19	5	8	1956/4
Morrison, deLesseps S.	Ambassador Morrison	Dixon, Richard R.	24	9	15	1961/8
Moss	Spanish moss mills are important to the economy of coastal regions in Louisiana		1	9	34	1938/8
Mumford, Mary	General Benjamin F. Butler and the widow Mumford		10	10	8	1947/9
Mumford, William B.	General Benjamin F. Butler and the widow Mumford		10	10	8	1947/9
Municipal buildings	City halls of New Orleans		24	12	27	1961/11
Murphy, Father George	Father George Murphy is cited in article on Irish priests in early history of Louisiana		7	12	21	1944/11
Musee Conti	Wax museum	Dixon, Richard R.	27	9	9	1964/8
Museums	Jazz museum re-creates colorful era	Dixon, Richard R.	27	11	9	1964/10
Museums	Musee Conti, wax museum	Dixon, Richard R.	27	9	9	1964/8
Museums	Musee Mecanique contains John Henry Hewlett collection of mechanical curiosities		1	11	41	1938/10
Museums	Museums of New Orleans and their treasures		1	8	23	1938/7
Music--Performance--History	Music history of New Orleans		9	2	1	1946/1
Muskrat	Muskrat pelts predominate the fur industry of the coastal regions		2	1	15	1938/12
Names, Geographical	Name your town--Louisiana has it!		15	11	8	1952/10
Natchez (steamboat)	Horns used by steamboats Robert E. Lee and Natchez are on display at the Cabildo		3	12	20	1940/11
Natchitoches, Louisiana	Natchitoches celebrates an anniversary		27	12	29	1964/11
Natchitoches, Louisiana	Red Bones is lost tribe whose members live around Natchitoches, Louisiana		3	7	38	1938/6
Naval Reserve Air Base	Defense and New Orleans		4	7	11	1941/6
Naval Reserve Training Airbase	Army and Navy improvements to be seen on lakefront		4	2	11	1941/1
Navy Yards and Naval Stations	New Orleans naval air station		4	10	8	1941/9
Navy Yards and Naval Stations	New Orleans naval air station		6	10	21	1943/9
New Orleans and Carrollton Railway	New Orleans and Carrollton Railway is cited in article on St. Charles Ave.		9	9	26	1946/8
New Orleans and Carrollton Street Railroad Co.	New Orleans on wheels	Dabney, Thomas Ewing	2	9	24	1939/8
New Orleans Cotton Exchange	New Orleans Cotton Exchange is described		9	3	27	1946/2
New Orleans Public Library	New Orleans Public Library	Logan, George King	25	2	27	1962/1
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	22	10	15	1959/9
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Vincent Nolte, contemporary of Battle of New Orleans		28	1	17	1964/12
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Vincent Nolte, contemporary of Battle of New Orleans		25	10	26	1962/9
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Southern filibuster in the war of 1812	Warren, Harris Saylord	5	9	9	1942/8
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Navy and the Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	25	2	11	1962/1
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	British used camouflage in 1815 on Chalmette Battlefield		3	7	21	1940/6
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of New Orleans on the West Bank	Dixon, Richard R.	29	1	21	1965/12
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	22	9	9	1959/8
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of New Orleans	Lebreton, Dagmar Renshaw	19	3	10	1956/2
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of New Orleans, 134 years ago		12	3	21	1949/2
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	General arrives and a city prepares for battle	Dixon, Richard R.	28	1	13	1964/12
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of 1815	Dixon, Richard R.	28	2	9	1965/1
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle of 1815	Dixon, Richard R.	27	11	17	1964/10
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Forts guarded approaches to city during Battle of New Orleans		28	8	9	1965/7
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Elements of victory	Dixon, Richard R.	26	3	15	1963/2
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Chalmette Battlefield		9	10	26	1946/9
New Orleans, Battle of, 1815	Battle sesquicentennial nears	Dixon, Richard R.	27	2	9	1964/1
New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad	Beginning of the railroads in New Orleans		10	7	8	1947/6
New Orleans--Cemeteries	All Saints' Day observance is old Creole custom		3	11	41	1940/10
New Orleans--Description	Charm of the old and the new remain		8	1	11	1944/12
New Orleans--Description	City of many personalities		8	5	8	1945/4
New Orleans--Description	Architecture in New Orleans	Holland, Irma	14	11	8	1951/10
New Orleans--Description	Balconies of old lace	Holland, Irma	14	7	8	1951/6
New Orleans--Description	Backyards of New Orleans		7	7	12	1944/6
New Orleans--Description	Backyards of New Orleans		5	10	33	1942/9
New Orleans--Description	Camp Street, a cavalcade of new New Orleans		4	3	26	1941/2
New Orleans--History	History of the Mississippi Valley was shaped in New Orleans		13	6	8	1950/5
New Orleans--History	History of New Orleans is briefly traced from its beginnings	Dillon, Catherine B.	6	12	16	1943/11
New Orleans--History	General Benjamin F. Butler and the widow Mumford		10	10	8	1947/9
New Orleans--History--Civil War	New Orleans during the Butler days	Dixon, Richard R.	7	9	13	1944/8
New Orleans--History--Civil War	New Orleans during the Butler days	Dixon, Richard R.	27	1	15	1963/12
New Orleans--History--Civil War	Capture of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	24	1	9	1960/12
New Orleans--History--Civil War	New Orleans during the Butler days	Dixon, Richard R.	7	8	8	1944/7
New Orleans--Industries	Industrial development of the New Orleans area		24	3	32	1961/2
New Orleans--Industries	Industrial development of the New Orleans area		17	4	23	1954/3
New Orleans--Industries	Industrial development of the New Orleans area		15	11	10	1952/10
New Orleans--Industries	Industrial development of the New Orleans area		4	9	28	1941/8
New Orleans--Industries	Coffee has a history dating back to the 9th century		6	1	10	1942/12
New Orleans--Social Conditions	Casket girls came to Louisiana to be "sold" into matrimonial slavery for a tiny casket of trinkets and clothes		1	12	28	1938/11
New Orleans--Streets	Avenue of imagination		16	11	8	1953/10
New Orleans--Theaters	Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre		17	12	29	1954/11
Newcomb College	Newcomb College		8	2	27	1945/1
Newspapers	Le Moniteur de la Louisiane, first Louisiana newspaper appeared in 1794		3	7	21	1940/6
Newspapers	The Picayune, New Orleans newspaper	Kendall, John Smith	20	12	8	1957/11
Nolte, Vincent	Vincent Nolte, contemporary of Battle of New Orleans		25	10	26	1962/9
Nolte, Vincent	Vincent Nolte, contemporary of Battle of New Orleans		28	1	17	1964/12
Northwest Louisiana	Transformation		24	3	9	1961/2
Nottoway	Nottoway is one of Louisiana's finest colonial homes		4	11	39	1941/10
O'Boyle, Tommy	Tommy O'Boyle is Tulane University football coach		25	10	27	1962/9
O'Reilly, Henry	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	4	20	1950/3
O'Reilly, Henry	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	3	21	1950/2
O'Reilly, Henry	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	2	8	1950/1
Oak	Louisiana's oak trees		23	6	25	1960/5
Obelisks	Obelisk is in the Cathedral Square, a result of the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans		8	6	8	1945/5
Oil Well Drilling, Submarine	Offshore drilling, where oil and water mix		24	6	30	1961/5
Old Absinthe House	Absinthe, the forbidden drink		7	6	23	1944/5
Old Absinthe House	Absinthe, the forbidden drink		23	3	25	1960/2
Old Absinthe House	Old Absinthe House has had colorful history since its beginning in 1806		1	11	22	1938/10
Old French Opera House	Music history of New Orleans is traced		9	2	1	1946/1
Old French Opera House	New Orleans, culture center of the past		11	9	31	1948/8
Opera	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		23	3	17	1960/2
Opera	Adelina Patti, immortal New Orleans opera singer		7	11	14	1944/10
Opera	French Opera House; photo taken after fire included		6	7	19	1943/6
Opera	French Opera House; photo taken after fire included		14	3	22	1951/2
Opera	French Opera House; photo taken after fire included		15	1	25	1951/12
Opera	New Orleans, culture center of the past		11	9	31	1948/8
Opera	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		2	11	23	1939/10
Opera	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		3	4	9	1940/3
Opera	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		10	12	2	1947/11
Opera	Metropolitan Opera in New Orleans		2	6	17	1939/5
Opera	Metropolitan Opera in New Orleans		3	7	14	1940/6
Opera	Opera in New Orleans, past and present		8	1	31	1944/12
Organ grinders	Organ grinders are almost obsolete in New Orleans		7	12	1	1944/11
Orleans Club	Orleans Club is cited in article on St. Charles Ave.		9	9	26	1946/8
Orthodox Eastern Church	Greek Orthodox Church in New Orleans celebrates 100th anniversary		28	12	25	1965/11
Oysters	Oyster men	Gormin, Ken	2	12	16	1939/11
Packenham, General Edward Michael	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	22	9	9	1959/8
Packenham, General Edward Michael	Battle of New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	22	10	15	1959/9
Packenham, Sir Edward	Chalmette Battlefield		9	10	26	1946/9
Packets	S.S. Corona		16	1	8	1952/12
Packets	Packet boats		7	6	8	1944/5
Packets	S.S. Corona		10	2	8	1947/1
Parishes	Louisiana: the state without a country		13	10	18	1950/9
Parks	Louisiana's state parks		5	1	14	1941/12
Parks	Parks in New Orleans		5	6	16	1942/5
Parks	Louisiana's state parks		9	9	13	1946/8
Parks	City Park	Liuzza, Ted R.	15	8	26	1952/7
Parks	City Park	Dixon, Richard R.	26	9	9	1963/8
Parks	Audubon Park honors famous artist	Dixon, Richard R.	26	8	9	1963/7
Parks	Audubon Park Aquarium contains a great variety of fish and turtles		4	3	46	1941/2
Parks	Louisiana's state parks		26	1	29	1962/12
Patios	Backyards of New Orleans		5	10	33	1942/9
Patios	Backyards of New Orleans		7	7	12	1944/6
Patios	Courtyards and general architecture of the Vieux Carre, illustrated		1	9	27	1938/8
Patios	Patios in New Orleans	Holland, Irma	14	8	20	1951/7
Patti, Adelina	Adelina Patti is immortal New Orleans opera singer		7	11	14	1944/10
Pecans	Pecan day is celebrated in Louisiana		13	10	1	1950/9
Pelicans	Webbed feet of pelicans was subject of controversy		4	7	27	1941/6
Pelicans	State bird		25	10	33	1962/9
Perfumes	Perfume manufacturers have businesses in the French Quarter		2	5	19	1939/4
Perfumes	New Orleans' perfumes		24	8	24	1961/7
Perique tobacco	Perique tobacco		15	4	17	1952/3
Perique tobacco	Perique tobacco		24	5	29	1961/4
Perique tobacco	Perique tobacco		26	12	18	1963/11
Peters, Samuel Jarvis	Samuel Jarvis Peters		11	11	8	1948/10
Petit Theatre du View Carre	Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre		17	12	29	1954/11
Petroleum industry and trade	Petroleum production in Louisiana		2	7	27	1939/6
Peychaud, Antoine Amedee	Cocktails originated in New Orleans in the 1790s		1	2	19	1938/1
Peychaud, Antoine Amedee	Cocktails originated in New Orleans in the 1790s		6	5	30	1943/4
Pharmacie Francaise	La Pharmacie Francaise		14	2	26	1951/1
Philanthropists	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		25	7	29	1962/6
Philanthropists	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		15	10	34	1952/9
Philanthropists	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		25	12	21	1962/11
Philanthropists	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		4	7	30	1941/6
Philanthropists	Margaret Haughery, New Orleans philanthropist; monument is first statue to be erected to a woman in the United States		3	9	32	1940/8
Philanthropists	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		20	6	8	1957/5
Philanthropists	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		17	2	8	1954/1
Philanthropists	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		6	9	8	1943/8
Philanthropists	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		6	8	8	1943/7
Philanthropists	John McDonogh, bon vivant benefactor	Dixon, Richard R.	23	11	9	1960/10
Philanthropists	Judah Touro: New Orleans benefactor and philanthropist		15	10	17	1952/9
Philanthropists	Life and legacy of John McDonogh, philanthropist		5	2	32	1942/1
Philanthropists	McDonogh, many men in one	Nuhrah, Arthur G.	19	6	9	1956/5
Philanthropists	Judah Touro: New Orleans benefactor and philanthropist		28	9	21	1965/8
Philanthropists	Judah Touro: New Orleans benefactor and philanthropist		8	1	25	1944/12
Picayune	New Orleans newspaper	Kendall, John Smith	20	12	8	1957/11
Pickwick Club	Social clubs of New Orleans		3	9	11	1940/8
Pine	Southern Pine	Berckes, H.C.	15	5	12	1952/4
Pine Alley	Wedding of the two daughters of Charles Durande was one of Louisiana's most elaborate weddings		3	8	28	1940/7
Pine Alley	Wedding of the two daughters of Charles Durande was one of Louisiana's most elaborate weddings		17	4	31	1954/3
Pine Alley	Wedding of the two daughters of Charles Durande was one of Louisiana's most elaborate weddings		18	8	35	1955/7
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		4	5	38	1941/4
Pirates	Jefferson Parish was once a pirate stronghold		4	10	16	1941/9
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		17	3	9	1954/2
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		16	3	32	1953/2
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		13	6	25	1950/5
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		12	5	13	1949/4
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		6	6	26	1943/5
Pirates	Beau Brummel pirate		14	3	8	1951/2
Pirates	Jean and Pierre Lafitte, privateer brothers		7	6	3	1944/4
Pirogue racing	Pirogue derbies		2	6	38	1939/5
Pirogue racing	Pirogue derbies		2	7	32	1937/6
Pirogue racing	Pirogue derbies		12	7	26	1949/6
Pirogues	Form of Louisiana transportation		15	3	31	1952/2
Pistols--collectors and collecting	Cabildo has large collection of antique pistols, antique cameras and odd projectors		4	6	42	1941/5
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	4	25	1943/3
Plantations	The Shadows, New Iberia mansion was Union headquarters during the Civil War		4	2	13	1941/1
Plantations	Plantations on the river road		26	6	9	1963/5
Plantations	Plantations on the river road		4	11	18	1941/10
Plantations	Plantation homes of Louisiana		13	10	8	1950/9
Plantations	Plantation homes of Louisiana		26	4	23	1963/3
Plantations	Plantation homes of Louisiana		23	4	11	1960/3
Plantations	Plantation homes of Louisiana		5	7	20	1941/6
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	9	29	1943/8
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	8	29	1943/7
Plantations	Afton Villa		9	9	9	1946/8
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	5	27	1943/4
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	2	21	1943/1
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	1	34	1942/12
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	5	12	11	1942/11
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	5	11	21	1942/10
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	5	10	28	1942/9
Plantations	Home of Jean Noel Destrehan, noted Creole, is reminiscent of South's agricultural "Golden Age"		3	12	12	1940/11
Plantations	Elmwood Plantation is restored, lives on since 1762		4	4	3	1941/3
Plantations	Aurora Plantation		28	4	23	1965/3
Plantations	Belle Grove, elegant plantation house is crumbling in ruin		4	5	36	1941/4
Plantations	Plantation days' stories	Aron, Lucy	6	7	21	1943/6
Plantations	Elmwood Plantation is restored, lives on since 1762		4	6	24	1941/5
Plaquemines Parish	Plaquemines Parish is historical mecca	Dixon, Richard R.	28	8	23	1965/7
Plauche, Jean Baptiste	Jean Baptiste Plauche, aide to General Jackson has military camp in Harahan, Louisiana, named after him		7	12	3	1944/11
Poets, women	Georgia Mitchell, poetess		8	3	1	1945/2
Police	Organization and activities of the New Orleans Police Department; Joseph I. Giarrusso is Superintendent		29	5	9	1966/4
Politics and War	Judah Philip Benjamin		9	11	25	1946/10
Polk, Leonidas	Louisiana's Bishop planter		22	12	9	1959/11
Pontalba Buildings	Pontalba Buildings		4	8	43	1941/7
Pontalba Buildings	Pontalba Buildings		4	9	11	1941/8
Pontalba Buildings	Pontalba Buildings		12	2	32	1949/1
Pontalba Buildings	Pontalba Buildings		13	5	27	1950/4
Pontalba Buildings	Pontalba Buildings		17	8	8	1954/7
Pontalba Buildings	Pontalba Buildings		22	5	16	1959/4
Pontalba, Micaela Almonester	Biographical sketch		6	6	8	1943/5
Pontchartrain Railroad	Beginning of the railroads in New Orleans		10	7	8	1947/6
Pontchartrain, Lake	New Orleans lakefront		26	11	9	1963/10
Pontchartrain, Lake	Lakefront		26	11	9	1963/10
Ports of Entry	Bananas--one of New Orleans' chief imports		6	2	24	1943/1
Ports of Entry	Bananas--one of New Orleans' chief imports		14	11	22	1951/10
Ports of Entry	New Orleans port has colorful history	Dixon, Richard R.	26	2	9	1963/1
Ports of Entry	Boys who push the port	Kimbrough, Ed	22	9	20	1959/8
Ports of Entry	Port of New Orleans		11	2	26	1948/1
Ports of Entry	Port of New Orleans		12	1	8	1948/12
Ports of Entry	Port of New Orleans		22	5	22	1959/4
Ports of Entry	Port of New Orleans		27	12	9	1964/11
Ports of Entry	Port of New Orleans		29	3	26	1966/2
Pottery--Collectors and Collecting	Cabildo has rare pottery and chinaware		4	3	43	1941/2
Poydras, Julian	Philanthropist is discussed		3	8	40	1940/7
Poydras, Julian	Philanthropist is discussed		26	2	32	1963/1
Poydras, Julian	Philanthropist is discussed		16	9	27	1953/8
Pralines	Legend surrounds the origin and evolution of the praline		1	11	42	1938/10
Pralines	Pralines are discussed		23	11	22	1960/10
Pralines	Pralines are discussed		17	2	28	1954/1
Presbytere	House of a priest		14	5	8	1951/4
Prisons	Cabildo displays drawing of old French colonial prison in New Orleans		12	10	20	1949/9
Protestant Episcopal Church	Christ Church Cathedral	Boudreau, Amy	24	7	33	1961/6
Quadroon Ballroom	Quadroon Ballroom is now Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Family		1	10	26	1938/9
Radio Stations	WWL, New Orleans radio station is discussed		3	8	14	1940/7
Radio Stations	WWL, New Orleans radio station is discussed		2	1	17	1938/12

Railroads--History	Beginning of the railroads in New Orleans		10	7	8	1947/6
Railroads--Stations	Union Passenger Terminal: $31,000,000 train station		9	9	29	1946/8
Railroads--Stations	Union Passenger Terminal: $31,000,000 train station		17	7	8	1954/6
Reconstruction--Louisiana	Carpetbagger rule ended 75 years ago		13	1	31	1949/12
Red Bones	Red Bones is "lost tribe" whose members live around Natchitoches, Louisiana		3	7	38	1940/6
Reporters and Reporting	Police reporters and reporting in old New Orleans		11	8	8	1948/7
Restaurants, Lunch Rooms, etc.	Lafcadio Hearne has 5 cent restaurant at 160 Dryades		5	9	20	1942/8
Revolutionists--Venezuelan	Altamira Case		9	4	8	1946/3
Rice	Rice festival in Crowley, Louisiana		11	1	28	1947/12
River life	Atchafalaya River		5	2	35	1942/1
Roosevelt Hotel	Roosevelt Hotel is purchased by Benjamin H. and Richard L. Swig, San Francisco hotel owners		29	1	9	1965/12
Roosevelt Hotel	Roosevelt Hotel remodeling project is underway		29	4	25	1966/3
Roosevelt, Nicholas J.	Nicholas J. Roosevelt was the first man to use steamboats on the Mississippi River commercially		3	9	32	1940/8
Roosevelt, Nicholas J.	Nicholas J. Roosevelt was the first man to use steamboats on the Mississippi River commercially		15	5	31	1952/4
Rousseau, Captain Lawrence	Louisiana officer of the Confederate Navy		7	10	8	1944/9
Royal Street	Royal Street is described in article		14	5	26	1951/4
Royal Street	Antique center since early days		4	5	33	1941/4
Royal Street	Antique center since early days		8	6	21	1945/5
Royal Street	Antique shops		13	10	30	1950/9
Royal Street, 919	Courthouse at 919 Rue Royal was center of law and equity for more than twenty years		15	3	32	1952/2
Royal Street, 919	Courthouse at 919 Rue Royal was the center of law and equity for more than twenty years		2	4	36	1939/3
Rummel, Joseph Francis	Archdiocese of New Orleans celebrates 150th anniversary on April 16, 1943		6	7	14	1943/6
Rummel, Joseph Francis	Eucharistic Congress was held in New Orleans from October 17-20, 1938		1	11	45	1938/10
Rummel, Joseph Francis	Eucharistic Congress was held in New Orleans from October 17-20, 1938		1	12	20	1938/11
Safes	Cabildo displays antique strongboxes and safes		4	5	43	1941/4
Salt	Salt industry in Louisiana		4	5	21	1951/4
Salt	Salt industry in Louisiana		23	9	23	1960/8
Salt	Salt industry in Louisiana		14	12	31	1951/11
Seafood	Cuisine of Louisiana		23	8	23	1960/7
Seals (Numismatics)	City seal	Dixon, Richard R.	26	1	34	1962/12
Seignouret, Francois	Francois Seignouret is cited in article on Royal Street, antique center since early days		8	6	21	1945/5
Seignouret, Francois	Creole furniture has become prized and famous		4	12	9	1941/11
Seignouret, Francois	Francois Seignouret is cited in article on Royal Street, antique center since early days		4	5	33	1941/4
Sellers, Captain Isaiah	Captain Isaiah Sellers was first Mark Twain		7	12	22	1944/11
Sewerage	New Orleans sewer system, minor miracle		19	8	32	1956/7
Shadows, The	New Iberia mansion was Union headquarters during the Civil War		4	2	13	1941/1
Ships	Delta Line has built a new fleet specifically for trade between New Orleans and the east coast of South America		3	8	31	1940/7
Shrine Circus	Shrine Circus to open in New Orleans		28	12	30	1965/11
Shrines	St. Roch's chapel		15	7	26	1952/6
Shushan Airport	Shushan Airport is declared by government officials to be one of the best airports in the country		2	3	28	1939/1
Sieur George's House	Sieur George's House at Royal and St. Peters is site of fire which disclosed presence of Le Monnier documents		4	12	22	1941/11
Sisters of the Holy Family Convent	Sisters of the Holy Family Convent is on site of Quadroon Ballroom		1	10	26	1938/9
Slavery	Madame Delphine Lalaurie's "Haunted House"		8	2	15	1945/1
Slavery	Madame Delphine Lalaurie's "Haunted House"		18	10	8	1954/9
Snow	Snow in New Orleans		27	3	21	1964/2
Snow	Snow in New Orleans		19	7	10	1956/6
Soule College	Soule College		18	1	29	1954/12
Southeastern Louisiana College	Southeastern Louisiana College		12	10	26	1949/9
Southern Regional Research Laboratory	Southern Regional Research Laboratory to start work soon		4	3	44	1941/2
Southern Yacht Club	Southern Yacht Club celebrates 100th birthday		12	7	23	1949/6
Southern Yacht Club	Boating and boat racing is discussed		4	9	38	1941/8
Southern Yacht Club	Social clubs of New Orleans		3	9	11	1940/8
Spanish Fort	Bayou St. John		14	10	27	1951/9
Spanish Fort	Spanish Fort is site of legend of Choctaw Indian maid's romance with Spanish soldier		2	10	20	1939/9
Spanish Fort	Spanish Fort is site of legend of Choctaw Indian maid's romance with Spanish soldier		17	7	21	1954/6
Spanish Fort	Spanish Fort is site of legend of Choctaw Indian maid's romance with Spanish soldier		24	8	25	1961/8
Spices	Condiments make New Orleans cuisine famous		3	8	16	1940/7
Spring Fiesta	See March and April issues for yearly descriptions of Spring Fiesta in New Orleans		0	0	0
St. Charles Avenue	St. Charles Avenue is described		9	9	26	1946/8
St. Denis, Captain Jucherou de	Captain Joucherou de St. Denis was colorful soldier and romanticist		3	12	38	1940/11
St. Denis, Louis Jucherou	Cavalier in the wilderness		15	6	26	1952/5
St. Francisville, Louisiana	St. Francisville, the third oldest settlement in Louisiana, has annual Audubon pilgrimage		3	8	12	1940/7
St. Joseph's Day	Italians in New Orleans prepare altars to celebrate the feast day of St. Joseph on March 19		3	4	52	1940/3
St. Louis Cathedral	St. Louis Cathedral is cited		17	6	32	1954/5
St. Louis Cathedral	St. Louis Cathedral is cited		13	6	30	1950/5
St. Louis Cathedral	St. Louis Cathedral is cited		3	11	21	1940/10
St. Louis Cathedral	St. Louis Cathedral is cited		8	6	27	1945/5
St. Louis Cathedral	St. Louis Cathedral is cited		11	9	28	1948/8
St. Louis Cemetery	New Orleans' oldest cemetery		17	12	8	1954/11
St. Louis Cemetery #1	St. Louis Cemetery #1 is discussed		13	8	17	1950/7
St. Patrick's Day	New Orleans celebrates St. Patrick's Day		2	5	36	1939/4
St. Roch's Cemetery	Cemetery, lore, custom and legend in New Orleans	Holland, Irma	15	12	19	1952/11
St. Roch's Chapel	Reverend Peter Leonhard Thevis erected chapel to St. Roch for sparing his congregation during the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans		3	12	42	1940/11
St. Roch's Chapel	Reverend Peter Leonhard Thevis erected chapel in St. Roch for sparing his congregation during the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans		3	12	42	1940/11
St. Roch's Chapel	St. Roch's Chapel is cited		15	7	26	1952/6
St. Vincent DePaul Cemetery	Cemetery lore, custom and legend in New Orleans	Holland, Irma	15	12	19	1952/11
State Birds	Louisiana State Bird--the pelican		25	10	33	1962/9
State Flowers	Louisiana State Flower		25	10	33	1962/9
State seal	Louisiana's State seal		25	9	33	1962/8
Steam-whistles	Steamboat whistles have a language of their own		7	5	29	1944/4
Steamboat Disasters	S.S. Corona		16	1	8	1952/12
Steamboat Disasters	S.S. Corona		10	2	8	1947/1
Steamboats	Nicholas J. Roosevelt was the first man to use steamboats on the Mississippi River commercially		15	5	31	1952/4
Steamboats	Steamboats of Civil War days		12	11	8	1949/10
Steamboats	Nicholas J. Roosevelt was the first man to use steamboats on the Mississippi River commercially		3	9	32	1940/8
Steamboats	Race between the Robert E. Lee and the City of Natchez was big river drama		19	11	24	1956/10
Steamboats	Race between the Robert E. Lee and the City of Natchez was big river drama		7	10	3	1944/9
Steamboats	End of the steamboat era		6	3	8	1943/2
Steamboats	Steamboats of Civil War Days		25	8	17	1962/7
Steamboats	Colorful craft helped to shape New Orleans history	Dixon, Richard R.	27	6	9	1964/5
Steamboats	Henry Frank, first steamboat in New Orleans		6	11	25	1943/10
Steamboats	Horns used by steamboats Robert E. Lee and Natchez are on display at the Cabildo		3	12	20	1940/11
Steamboats	J.M. White was the aristocrat of steamboats		6	4	10	1943/3
Steamboats	Mississippi River--a nation's highway		13	5	12	1950/4
Steamboats	Mississippi River--a nation's highway		15	8	22	1952/7
Steamboats	Mississippi River--a nation's highway		27	5	9	1964/4
Strawberries	Hammond, Louisiana, strawberry capital of the world		3	12	28	1940/11
Street names	New Orleans streets tell all	Chase, John	15	7	19	1952/6
Street names	New Orleans streets have unusual names		15	7	19	1952/6
Street names	Street names of New Orleans intrigue, confuse visitors		12	5	11	1949/4
Street names	Algiers, Louisiana	Dixon, Richard R.	23	8	9	1960/7
Street names	Avenues of imagination		16	11	8	1953/10
Street names	Streets of New Orleans	Lester, John	11	7	20	1948/6
Street names	History of New Orleans is told through its street names		6	7	29	1943/6
Street-lighting	French Quarter lighting, evolution of		7	9	8	1944/8
Street-lighting	French Quarter lighting, evolutionof		16	2	8	1953/1
Street-railroads	New Orleanian invented a form of cross-tie to be used on street car tracks		2	12	10	1939/11
Street-railroads	New Orleans on wheels	Dabney, Thomas Ewing	2	9	24	1939/8
Street-railroads	Horse-cars and trolleys in New Orleans		14	10	8	1951/9
Street-railroads	Trolleys: the past and the present		8	8	21	1945/7
Street-railroads	Trolleys: the past and the present		17	11	8	1954/10
Submarine boats	First iron submarine	Bryson, Frances	16	3	13	1953/2
Submarine boats	First submarine in New Orleans		27	2	23	1964/1
Sugar	Sugar means business in Louisiana		23	9	26	1960/8
Sugar cane	Sugar cane was king	Dixon, Richard R.	25	6	31	1962/5
Sugar growing	History of Louisiana sugar industry		3	11	15	1940/10
Sugar growing	History of Louisiana sugar industry		9	10	13	1946/9
Sugar growing	Godchaux Sugars, Inc., sugar plantation is discussed in article		8	12	27	1945/11
Sugar growing	History of Louisiana sugar industry		20	10	8	1957/9
Sullivan, John L.	John L. Sullivan lost crown to James J. Corbett in New Orleans boxing bout		8	11	21	1945/10
Sulphur industry	Freeport Sulphur Company celebrates golden anniversary		25	12	9	1962/11
Sulphur industry	Louisiana had record sulphur production in 1950		14	5	30	1951/4
Superstitious	Love "gris-gris" used by girls along the bayou to catch a husband		3	9	42	1940/8
Sure Enuf Hotel	Sure Enuf Hotel on Swamp Street		8	2	8	1945/1
Surgeons	Dr. Rudolph Matas, biographical sketch		13	11	16	1950/10
Swamp Street	Swamp Street		8	2	8	1945/1
Symphony orchestras	New Orleans Symphony		8	12	24	1945/11
Symphony orchestras	Arthur Zach organized a full symphony orchestra in New Orleans in a three year period		1	12	41	1938/11
Tallulah, Louisiana	Madison Parish seat name was decided by romance		15	3	29	1952/2
Tally Ho Fishing and Hunting Club	History of club		4	8	37	1941/7
Tarpon	Tarpon is most sought after fish in Louisiana waters; rodeo is held in Grand Isle		2	9	30	1939/8
Tarpon	Tarpon is most sought after fish in Louisiana waters; rodeo is held in Grand Isle		2	10	28	1939/9
Telegraph	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	2	8	1950/1
Telegraph	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	3	21	1950/2
Telegraph	Electric telegraph establishment in Louisiana and Mississippi	Carleton, Eleanor Beatrice	13	4	20	1950/3
Thalia Street	Gouldsboro ferry		6	5	21	1943/4
Thevis, Reverend Peter Leonhard	Reverend Peter Leonhard erected chapel to St. Roch for sparing his congregation during the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans		3	12	42	1940/11
Tobacco manufacture and trade	Perique tobacco in Louisiana		15	4	17	1952/3
Tobacco manufacture and trade	Perique tobacco in Louisiana		24	5	29	1961/4
Tobacco manufacture and trade	Perique tobacco in Louisiana		26	12	18	1963/11
Torture	Madame Delphine Lalaurie's "Haunted House"		17	10	8	1954/9
Torture	Madame Delphine Lalaurie's "Haunted House"		8	2	15	1945/1
Touro, Judah	New Orleans benefactor and philanthropist		8	1	25	1944/12
Touro, Judah	New Orleans benefactor and philanthropist		28	9	21	1965/8
Touro, Judah	New Orleans benefactor and philanthropist		15	10	17	1952/9
Transportation	Pirogues--a form of Louisiana transportation		15	3	31	1952/2
Treasure trove	Louisiana's buried loot		23	8	19	1960/7
Treasure trove	Goldthwaite House		25	12	32	1962/11
Trolley buses	Horse-cars and trolleys in New Orleans		14	10	8	1951/9
Tulane University	Paul Tulane and history of Tulane University		9	8	2	1946/7
Tulane University	Paul Tulane and history of Tulane University		28	11	22	1965/10
Tulane, Paul	Founder of Tulane University		9	8	2	1946/7
Tulane, Paul	Founder of Tulane University		28	11	22	1965/10
United States Coast Guard	Coast Guard Reserve celebrates Navy Day in New Orleans		4	1	27	1940/12
Versailles Oaks	Versailles Oaks dedication	Boudreau, Amy	15	5	8	1952/4
Voodooism	Voodoo queen Marie Laveau's story	Duffy, William McFadden	1	8	17	1938/7
Voodooism	Marie Laveau, voodoo queen		17	6	8	1954/5
Voodooism	Marie Laveau, voodoo queen		15	9	8	1952/8
Voodooism	Marie Laveau, voodoo queen		7	4	23	1944/3
Voodooism	Voodooism		23	11	32	1960/10
Voodooism	Voodooism		14	1	22	1950/12
Waldhorn, Samuel L.	Antique shop		11	12	26	1948/11
Walsh, Father Patrick	Father Patrick Walsh is cited in article on Irish priests in early history of Louisiana		7	12	21	1944/11
Water-purification	Purification of Mississippi River water		4	8	28	1941/7
Water-supply	Boring for water		8	10	25	1945/9
Wells	Boring for water		8	10	25	1945/9
West Feliciana Parish	Locust Grove Cemetery is interesting landmark of West Feliciana		6	2	30	1943/1
Western Company	Development of New Orleans as a wholesale trade center		9	3	8	1946/2
White, J.M. (steamboat)	J.M. White was the aristocrat of steamboats		6	4	10	1943/3
White, Napoleon Bonaparte	Napoleon Bonaparte White is cited in articles on river gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	7	3	10	1944/2
White, Napoleon Bonaparte	Napoleon Bonaparte White is cited in articles on river gamblers	Duffy, William McFadden	14	4	8	1951/3
Whitman, Walt	Walt Whitman was a New Orleans visitor; wrote impressions of Louisiana while a staff member of the New Orleans Crescent		3	8	22	1940/7
Whitman, Walt	Walt Whitman was a New Orleans visitor; wrote impressions of Louisiana while a staff member of the New Orleans Crescent		16	12	8	1953/11
Whitman, Walt	Walt Whitman was a New Orleans visitor; wrote impressions of Louisiana while a staff member of the New Orleans Crescent		25	12	27	1962/11
Wholesale trade	Development of New Orleans as a wholesale trade center		9	3	8	1946/2
Women as artists	Alice Frances Goodall is artist who believes it's never too late to paint		14	1	8	1950/12
Wood Thrush	Birds found in Louisiana are described		4	7	40	1941/6
World War, 1939-1945	Wartime in New Orleans		7	10	16	1944/9
World War, 1939-1945	Wartime in New Orleans		7	6	26	1944/5
World's Industrial Expositions (1884-1885)	World Exposition focused attention on New Orleans	Dixon, Richard R.	26	9	17	1963/8
WWL	New Orleans radio station		2	1	17	1938/12
WWL	New Orleans radio station		3	8	14	1940/7
Yachts and yachting	Coast Guard Reserve celebrates Navy Day in New Orleans		4	1	27	1940/12
Yachts and yachting	Southern Yacht Club boating and boat racing		4	9	38	1941/8
Yachts and yachting	Southern Yacht Club celebrates 100th birthday		12	7	23	1949/6
Yellow fever	Obelisk in the Cathedral Square owes its origin to yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans		8	6	8	1945/5
Yellow fever	Reverend Peter Leonhard Thevis erected chapel to St. Roch for sparing his congregation during the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans		3	12	42	1940/11
You, Dominique	Pirate-privateer is cited		16	7	8	1953/6
You, Dominique	Pirate-privateer is cited		8	5	3	1945/4
You, Dominique	Battle of New Orleans, 134 years ago		12	3	21	1949/2
Young America	Young America was first steam fire engine	Dixon, Richard R.	26	12	9	1963/11
Zach, Arthur	Arthur Zach organized a full symphony orchestra in New Orleans in a three year period		1	12	41	1938/11

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