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John D. Ewing

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in Washington D. C. to sell Shreveport as the sight for a planned Army airfield that would serve as an expansion of the Third Attack Group, then located in Galveston, Texas. The group originally proposed land adjacent to Cross Lake but this location was deemed unsuitable by the War Department.
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Instead, approval was given for unincorporated land located in nearby Bossier Parish, which the City of Shreveport annexed through a municipal bond and donated to the federal government for construction of the facility, now known as
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Margaret Martin, "Colonel Robert Ewing: Louisiana Journalist and Politician", (Master's thesis, 1964, Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge)
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co-chaired a committee of prominent Shreveport citizens that began correspondence with the
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in northwestern Louisiana. KWKH was founded in 1922 and named in 1925 for its founder,
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Kathryn Hill, "Captain John D. Ewing: Civic Leader/Journalist,"
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In 1927, Ewing and former Shreveport mayor and businessman
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Col. Robert W. Ewing and Catherine May Dunbrack Ewing
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Index

New Orleans
Louisiana
USA
Shreveport
Caddo Parish
Louisiana
USA
American
Editor
publisher
Shreveport Times
Monroe News-Star-World
radio
KWKH
Democrat
conservative
Democratic National Convention
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louisiana
journalist
editor
publisher
Shreveport Times
radio
KWKH
Shreveport
Caddo Parish
W. K. Henderson
Andrew Querbes
United States Department of War

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