it describes her death at the hands of fred lockhart who was his alias. daniel mae was his actual name and she was found dead at april 15, 1934 actually wrote to the right effect to revenue in shreveport. the time of her death was thursday afternoon, april 12, 1934. this is fairly typical of a coroner's report that shall find in our files from this time. after the cover sheet you will find dr. butler's statement as he describes where her body was found as well as evidence that i scattered around the area. he also describes the physical appearance of fred lockhart, the suspect in cattle perish jail to find any precedents on hand. there's reports of the deputy sheriffs involved in the case. birthstone. the statements of other witnesses present at the scene. in this case, mr. will mary and said that i had been fishing on the lake two or three years off and on an upper cream and me went fishing yesterday between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. we are walking through the woods and i saw something piled up in a cluster rushed and i told u. something. he said but what what i

it describes her death at the hands of fred lockhart who was his alias, daniel napier was his actual name, and that she was found dead on april 15, 1934 to the right of fetzer avenue in shreveport. the time of her death was fixed thursday afternoon, april 12th, 1934. this is fairly typical, a coroner's report that you'll find in the our files from this time period after the cover sheet, um, you'll find dr. butler's statement as describes the scene where her body was found as well as evidence that was scatter ored around the area -- scattered around the area. he also describes the girl's appearance -- the appearance of fred lockhart, the suspect, in caddo parish jail to find any physical evidence that was present on him. there's reports of the deputy sheriff involved in the case, burt stone. we have statements of other witnesses that were present that -- at the scene, in this case mr. will marion said that i had been fishing up on the lake two or three years off and on, and albert green and me went fishing yesterday between 8:30 and 9 a.m. we were walking through the woods, and i saw

otherwise known as frank lockhart, brutally murdered and raped her in 1934 in shreveport.we will look at one of the records and here we go. this is a copy of the actual corner's file on the death of megan -- may given. this was prepared by dr. willis butler at cat or purge corner. caddo parish. daniel napier was his actual name. was found dead in 1934 to the right of hr avenue in shreveport. the time of her death was fixed thursday afternoon april 12th, 1934. this is fairly typical of a coroner's report you will find in our files from this time period. after the cover sheet you will find dr. butler's statement as he describes the scene where her body was found as well as evidence that was scattered around the area. he also describes the physical appearance of fred lockhart, the suspect in cattle -- caddo parish jail. there is reports of the deputy sheriff involved in the case, we have statements of other witnesses that were present at the scene. in this case will marion said i have been fishing on lake two or three years off and on. we went fishing yesterday. i saw somethi

admiral greenert, admiral lockhart has described the ohio submarine as the base for our force. based on the questions you had with senator read, you said the slipping of the virginia class production will exacerbate the shortfall that we're going to see going forward. i have a couple of questions for you. first of all, let me say that i'm very proud of the maintenance done at the portsmouth naval shipyard and the importance of that work when we think about the role of the virginia class submarine as the backbone of our attack submarine force. but it's my understanding -- i mean, this is obviously a very important issue for us, that the navy was only able to support 61% of the combat and commanders requirements for attack submarine in 2011, is that right? >> that's right. >> so, we're only currently in 2011 when the combat commanders ask for the support of the submarines meeting only 6 out of 10 requests. >> that's right, ma'am. they provide their requested. they're adjudicated within the joint staff and then we get, you know, our distribution of providing worldwide presence. >>

other country for that matter they said syria should not be a repeat of what took place in libya mr lockhart when he was a addressing the media also said that when it came to resolution surrounding libya they were violated and language was undermined russia would not loud that to happen again but mr lover of said that russia is committed to supporting a resolution that with a call for immediate humanitarian assistance in to syria but he rejected accusations that russia is the sole country that could solve the problem in syria could could make everything get better or worse he did address his critics when it came to this issue take a listen it is not all those people say it's interested depends of us i would love to see such situations with the russians or the russians in the world this is and i would also like an old to hold that the united states unless you can resolve the middle east crisis the arab israeli conflict or. stalled draft resolution for all of that is what we all understand that today's problems of google. would be resolved by the desire if it's. within systems human action by

at 2:30, atlanta fed president dennis lockhart will speak to students at georgetown university, so we'll be watching for that. still with us of course todd horowitz, and we'll talk about the day ahead on wall street. seems to be all about housing this week and we'll continue to get another data point today. what's your take on the housing market in terms of recovery? >> i think the recovery is going along okay. i think the numbers today will be better than expected or at least as expected. i think one of the problems we're still having is that the average american is and i will still having trouble getting mortgage because of the spreads. and i think why this rise in interest rates will help. but i think housing will get better. i think we'll improve and as interest rates rise, i think it will free up more money for more people to get more involved and buy their house. >> we need get the growth going in the housing market to really be able to have a proper recovery. >> house prices go up, banks feel a lot better, but i was in florida will time last year seeing the housing market for myse

they did manage to actually break into the courthouse, storm the first two floors, but, well, fred lockhart escaped, escaped from the lynch mob. he didn't escape from justice. on may 18th, 1934, he was hanged in caddo parish, and he is buried in a pauper's grave in greenwood cemetery here in shreveport. .. >> host: i am susan glasser the editor foreign-policy and i am talking today with john lewis gaddis about his book, "george f. kennan." as you have already heard kennan was a diplomat, scholar and a prize-winning author, the emanate yale historian john lewis gaddis has spent 30 years writing his biography just out in the last few months. he calls kennan and american life, subject we will be discussing today. we will talk even more about the 700 page book, one whose grand sweep rents all the way from prison on the eve of world war ii, stalin's show trial, the devastation of post-war japan, the intrigues of dean acheson state department, the bitter politics of vietnam and the personal life of a respected but i think it's fair to say somewhat tormented intellectual. kennan today of course is

break into the courthouse, storm the first two floors, but while fred lockhart is escaped from the lynch mob he didn't escapes from justice. on may 18th, 1934 he was hanged, and he is buried in a grave in greenwood cemetery here in shreveport. >>> and not presidential historian steven hayward prisons whose rankings of america's presidents based on their efforts to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. this is just under an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the heritage foundation to our douglas and sarah allyson auditorium. we of course welcome those that joined on the heritage website on all of these occasions and would ask everyone here in the house if you will be so kind to make that last courtesy check that your cell phones have been turned off as we recorded the program. we will post the program within 24 hours on the website for everyone's future reference as well. and as you noticed, we do have copies of the politically incorrect diet to the president's, part of them at least, available in the lobby if he would like to purchase them. of course th

richmond fed president jeffrey lacquer, dennis lockhart and ben bernanke giving his final lecture to college students as well as philly fed president. best buy reports before the opening bell. and after the close, research in motion. and still with us of course scott richter to talk about the day ahead on wall street. let's talk about some of the results that we're expecting as we are closing out the quarter here. it has been a strong quarter. what do you expect to see for research in motion this afternoon. >> we don't koufr it, so i really don't have a comment on it. >> certainly you can speak to the jobless claims. folks will be looking at these numbers ahead of next friday's monthly jobless reports to see if we're continuing the slow grind down. your thoughts on that. >> yes, i mean,fully day week to week may be up or down, but clearly the trend is down to low level which was is good for the economy. it supports the job pick up and consumer confidence peck uick u well. >> do you agree with that and how supportive is it going to be for equity prices right now? >> well, i think the

policymakers will be speaking told including cleveland fed president and atlanta fed president dennis lockhart as well. on the corporate front keep an eye out for the results of foot locker, wendy's, kroeger's and big lots. i want to bring you back as we look ahead to the trading day. we have a lot of economic trading points today. how do you think these will speak to the larger environment and the decline that we saw post-bernanke's comments yesterday? >> well, the numbers that are expected for, say, weekly initial jobless claims and the ism index, they're pretty positive. so i don't think we're going to see an upside move from that. i mean, conceivably if they disappoint, today could be a down day. i don't ex inspect that. i think these numbers are going to continue to improve through time but you do get the periodic one-off number in a series where you do get a disappointment. >> and some of the retailers coming out with numbers as well, we've seen strong retail sales from the companies that have reported. so do you expect that trend to continue? >> i do. but, once again, through time we sh

. >> from lockhart, it's called post oak wood and we ship the sausages we serve here from our inspirationich is the market. >> reporter: i see why texans come here to really get that true essence of texas. and you know, one of the differences between i think barbecue in texas and like memphis and carolina is that you all don't use sauces right? but i love this. it says if you got to have it. >> yes. so this is a bit of tongue-in- cheek. if you got to have it. we've got a delicious sauce for you. but we recommend trying it with just our salt and pepper dry rub and our secret sauce which is actually the smoke from this incredible wood that we use. but we have a terrific sauce. the peach sauce. >> reporter: for a gal like me, i got to have the sauce. and coming up in the 8:00 hour we're going to actually try some of the barbecue that they have here so you don't want to miss out on that. back to you in the studio, thank you john. >> thank you. >> thank you partner. >> so pleasant and polite. all right. >>> in our 8:00 hour, outrage is growing after photos of whitney houston in her casket turn

and the little brother and the little sister there or in lockhart or san marcus that want an opportunity to be prepared for school with headstart and early education, our budget provides for them. it provides opportunity and hope for them and they propose that they ought to sacrifice a little bit more. as for our seniors and our veterans, we suggested for veterans that we wanted to provide more job opportunities. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. van hollen: i yield the gentleman another 15 seconds. mr. doggett: as for our seniors, we suggested that getting a certificate to go fish for insurance is not enough. this is about values, about dignity for those in retirement, and opportunity for our young people. this republican budget is not a path to prosperity, it's an expressed way of retread ideas, an express way to mediocrity. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from wisconsin. mr. ryan: i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from the budget committee, the gentleman from indiana, mr. stutzman. the chair: the gentleman is recogni