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Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1962

Page

6

Civil War Arches toward Union wins as Memphis siege ends

In June 1862 the Civil War shifts momentum with Union victory at Memphis after securing Corinth and driving Confederate forces from the Mississippi. Halleck’s army and Sherman contemplate futures while Grant considers leaving the service. Ellet’s river ram fleet reshapes river warfare and closes the Confederate grip on the Mississippi with New Vicksburg remaining a key stronghold.

Virginia Peninsula Seven Pines Fair Oaks Richmond Army of the Potomac Chickahominy River Joseph Fk. Johnston Corinth Miss Pillow Randolph Mississippi River Memphis Tenn St. Louis New Orleans West P. G. T. Beauregard Henry W. Halleck Halleck Shiloh Ulysses S. Grant Beauregard John Pope Grant Washington Fort Pillow Mississippi Fort Randolph Charles Ellet, Jr War Department Ellet van Dorn New Vicksburg Anaconda

Filing System Is Advanced At Jackson Parish

Jackson Parish Clerk Carey M. Staples announced that records will be microfilmed in the parish office. Long-range plans cover microfilming badly worn records and all new filings to save storage space and book expenses. A cross filing plan may allow storage of Jackson Parish films for other offices in case of disaster.

Jonesboro Carey M. Staples Jackson Parish Staples

Expropriation Measure Killed by House Judiciary

Rep Lantz Womack of Winnsboro sponsored a bill to grant the State Department of Public Works expropriation powers for access roads to state lakes. The House Judiciary committee rejected the measure this week. Womack argued state funds fund lake development but the public lacks access, noting police juries already have expropriation authority but do not use it due to local politics.

Baton Rouge Lantz Womack Winnsboro State Department of Public Works House Judiciary Committee Womack

Manual on Communism Taught in Schools Approved for Publication

A joint committee of the American Legion and the National Education Association approved a teaching manual on communism for junior and senior high schools. Tentatively titled Teaching About Communism, the guide targets teachers and is set for distribution this summer.

Washington UPI The American Legion National Education Association

Understanding ichthyosis A hereditary skin condition

A reader described ichthyosis as rough dry skin with fish scale like covering and lifelong discomfort. Replies note less active sweat glands, winter worsen, summer improvement, climate effects, and simple care such as warm bathing with milk or superfatted soap and post bath emollients. Personal anecdotes praise natural attitudes and locker room tolerance.

Can a person have multiple heart attacks and keep working

M C asks how people survive repeated heart attacks and resume heavy daily chores. The reply notes some survive ten attacks and keep working, explaining arteries have many branches and that obstruction of small branches can be less serious than main ones, yet both are heart attacks.

M. C

Hypertension treatment and long term drug use

L C answers questions on whether blood pressure medication must be taken for life. He notes it depends on the condition being treated and that temporary cases may not require lifelong therapy. Doctors may vary medicines or take breaks to avoid tolerance and consider dosage reductions.

L. C

Diet and lifestyle curb mucous colitis symptoms

A reader asks if diet can cure mucous colitis. The response notes that a bland diet helps but is only part of treatment, with drugs that relax the intestine aiding symptoms. It advises avoiding stress, fatigue, and stimulants like alcohol and coffee.

Anemia and leukemia linked by overlapping cases

Question asks if anemia can turn into leukemia if untreated. Medical reality: anemia does not become leukemia, though many leukemia patients present with anemia. Leukemia can cause anemia due to marrow failure, and some cancers share risk factors. Proper diagnosis and treatment plan advised by a clinician.

D.M

Today's Health Hint Nosebleed Sit Up If Not Faint

A health tip advises sitting up during a nosebleed to reduce bleeding and keep breathing easier. If dizziness occurs seek assistance and monitor for signs of fainting. Maintain calm, pinch the soft part of the nose, and apply cold compresses to the bridge.

Real Estate Transfers In Ouachita Parish Volume and prices listed

The Ouachita Parish Clerk records multiple transfers including Kate F McGuire et al selling Lot 13 Block 56 Highland Subdivision unit 11 to Aubrey Ray Walker for 3750 dollars. Other transfers include R W Butler and Sons Lumber Co Inc selling Lot 5 Block 1 Butler Pinecrest Subdivision to American Homes Construction Co Inc for 1800 dollars and related follow ons to C D and Judy Gorum Hodges for 10750 dollars. Additional transfers cover North Monroe Builders Inc to James W and Donna Wooley Brady for 14500 dollars and Reuben Myles to Berniesteen and Charlies Hayden for two lots in Mt Gilead Subdivision, among others. The list also shows sales to Brownville Methodist Church Inc, Jimmy Lee McQuillin, Franklin Ezell Mabry, James Garvin, Wesley S Carr, John Wayne Coon, and John Gebhardt with varied prices and property descriptions.

Ouachita Parish Kate F. McGuire Aubrey Ray Walker H. M. McGuire Highland Subdivision R. W. Butler and Sons Lumber Co. Inc American Homes Construction Co., Inc Butler Pinecrest Subdivision Section PO American Home Construction Co. Inc C. D Judy Gorum Hodges North Monroe Builders Inc James W Donna Wooley Brady North Park Village Monroe Reuben Myles Berniesteen Charlies Hayden Mt. Gilead Mack Lavender Jessie Ellis Booker T Washington Lowe Thomas Bennett Frank N Chambliss Brownville Methodist Church, Inc Brownville John Gebhardt Jimmy Lee McQuillin Claude Morris Johnson Franklin Ezell Mabry Jack Battaglia Lake DeSiard Jimmy Lavelle Traylor James Garvin Fairlane Lawrence W. McDonald Wesley S. Carr Greater Monroe Homes, Inc Riverside Realty Co Charles Collins John Wayne Coon

Winnfield High Senior Awards Announced With Scholastic Honors

Winnfield High School announced the graduating class awards with numerous scholastic honors and scholarships. Recipients include Cecil Taylor and Mary Lynn Wells for academic and VFW awards, Richard Evans for multiple scholarships and leadership honors, and numerous students earning Northwestern Louisiana, LSU, Georgia Tech, and other university scholarships as well as nursing and athletic awards.

Winnfield Winnfield High School Cecil Taylor Mary Lynn Wells VFW Gerald Long Pilot Club Richard Evans Mildred Mann Vines Scholatro‘phy Mack Park Bell Telephone Cheryl Mixon Billy Barton Sears Roebuck Louisiana College Micheal Jordan Mary Alice Taylor Linda Brinkley Judy Knight Northwestern State James Walker Louisiana Tech Bully Barton Maybelle Lorene Main LSU Jan Freya Jensen Northwestern Carroll Long Jon Jones Georgia Tech Mike Tinnerello Wayne McFarland University of Southwestern Louisiana Zelma Long Frazier FTA Janine Robert

Crowded Winn Parish School Faces Space Crunch Next Year

Winnfield High School principal Eugene Love warns of serious space and seating problems due to rising enrollment. He notes Winnfield Westside Elementary's 150 graduates move to high school next term, with 81 seniors this year and about 107 seniors expected next year. When the new $1.2 million high school opens, the old building could become a junior high facility.

Winnfield Winnfield High School Eugene Love Winnfield Westside Winnfield High Love

Moss Said Better After Nasal Operation

London AP reports doctors said Sirling Moss’s nasal operation last Saturday was successful and his breathing is much easier. The famed race driver, injured seriously in an April 23 crash, continues to show general improvement.

London Sirling Moss

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