Buckley seeks re election to Ouachita Parish School Board
C E Buckley of 1215 St John Dr Monroe announces for a third term on the Ouachita Parish School Board Ward 3 with the July 25 Democratic primary. He cites record of accomplishments, pledges to hire top teachers and pay high salaries, support bus drivers and expand the hot lunch program, and to work with officials to keep the system best in the state.
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C. E. Buckley
St. John Dr
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Buckley
First Baptist Church of
St. John Drive
Judge Harbors Traffic Docket In Monroe City Court
Judge W. M. Harper presided over Monroe Municipal Court Friday as traffic cases dominated the light docket. Bonds forfeited ranged from $5 to $50 for speeding and reckless driving with several individuals named including William Carter for no license. Other fines included theft and use of a dangerous weapon, plus discharged charges and numerous minor traffic matters.
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Monroe Municipal Court
W. M. Harper
Darline Crossland
Paragoud Blvd
William Carter
N. 8Th St
Charles A. Swain
Sterlington Dr
Delores Lindsay
West Monroe
W. K. Yeats
Ralph Griffin
Gordon Ave
Sam Messina Jr
S. 2Nd St
Minnie Lee Lawrence
Nelle
Harper
Mayor Plans Baton Rouge Hearing On Power Bills
Monroe Mayor W L Howard said he will attend a legislative hearing in Baton Rouge on three House bills 811 812 and 813 about municipal power systems. He will return to Monroe for a city council meeting Tuesday to hear bids on selling 54 million dollars in bonds for capital improvements.
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Monroe
W. L. Howard
Baton Rouge
Howard
Monroe Capital Improvements
Cods to Cuba Sold by Norway Confirmed
Oslo reports Norway has sold 150 tons of split cod fish to Cuba, an official source announced. The deal highlights Nordic fish exports and Cuba’s import needs.
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Oslo
Norway
Cuba
Lipstick dermatitis mainly affects lips and heals slowly
Lipstick dermatitis affects many women though lipstick is responsible for only about 14 percent of cases. Hair dyes account for nearly a quarter of dermatitis. Patch tests with the victim’s lipstick diagnose it, and stopping use plus hydrocortisone aids healing, though eosin remains in lip cracks for weeks.
Doctor’s albuminuria claim may be mistaken
A reader asks if an early urine test showing albumin could be erroneous. An answer explains that trace albumin can appear after exertion or in the first morning sample, while later tests may be normal. A leaflet on albuminuria is offered by mail.
Ear cysts in husband’s ear lobe raise prevention tips
W. B. notes recurring cysts on her husband’s right ear lobe and asks how to prevent them. The reader responds that apart from keeping the ear clean and avoiding squeezing, there is no known preventive measure.
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W. B
Genetic Aspect of Epilepsy
Mrs. W writes the question if an epileptic should have children. The answer: yes, the condition is hereditary and a son or daughter may also develop it.
Oatmeal and Heart Health Riddle
W A W notes that eating too much oatmeal does not harm the heart but may affect the waistline if served with sugar and cream. The remark highlights potential calorie concerns rather than cardiac risk.
Iron tablets for arthritis when iron deficiency exists
D. W. notes iron tablets help arthritis only if iron deficiency coexists, a condition that often occurs with rheumatoid arthritis. The message emphasizes iron sufficiency may impact joint symptoms.
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D. W
Todays Health Hint Put Aside Your Worries at Bed Time
A brief wellness note advises readers to set aside daytime worries before sleep to improve rest. The guidance emphasizes quieting thoughts, creating a calm bedtime routine, and adopting steady sleep habits for better health.
Work On I-20 Here Progresses
Pouring of concrete flooring for an elevated West Monroe section of the I-20 Highway was completed Friday. The section extends the bridge to near Natchitoches Street, which will be barricaded for about 30 days between Plum and Jonesboro Road. Meanwhile, work continues on the Stella and Mill Street exchanges with pouring begun at the Mill overpass and scheduled to start Monday at Stella.
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West Monroe
Natchitoches Street
Plum
Jonesboro Road
Stella
Mill Street
Mill
War I Veterans To Meet Here
Members of Leo Terzia Bar racks 3279 of the Veterans of World War I will meet their last gathering before the state convention on June 1921 at Crowley. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. Monday at the American Legion Home on Forsythe Avenue to discuss House Bill 2332 a veteran pension measure.
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Leo Terzia
Crowley
American Legion
Forsythe Avenue
Shirley MacLaine hit leads box office stride
Broadway notes report Shirley MacLaine's What a Way to Go! rising to No. 1 at the nation's box office after three weeks, with six cities. Scattered entertainment updates include Marian Winters thwarting an intruder at Nobody Loves An Albatross, Ludmilla Tcherina to star in Eva Peron biopic, and various casting and social tidbits from Broadway and Hollywood.
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Shirley MacLaine
Lyceum Theatre
Marian Winters
Ludmilla Tcherina
Eva Peron
South America
Hollywood
Alwoy John Payne
Julie
New York
Billy Reed
Jim Ward
Laurel Hurley
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Preston
Ben Franklin
Paris
Virginia Woolf
Jani Frankel
Copa
Wall Street
Zulu
Bel Air
Joe Levine
Jack Carter
Canada
Pilot Witnesses Instrument Failures Before Lake Tahoe Crash
Paradise Airlines pilot testified that a compass and two altimeters were not functioning properly on a Constellation en route to Reno the day before the Lake Tahoe crash that killed 85. An aircraft mechanic said one altimeter stuck and the other was off about 100 feet and both were fixed and stamped by him. A radio mechanic installed the repaired altimeters, though not authorized to approve them, and a supervisor later stamped some items. A radio inspector described his inexperience with the compass system and noted he checked it manually.
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Oakland
Calif
Paradise Airlines
Reno
Lake Tahoe
Carl Browning
Civil Aeronautics Board
Henry Norris
Lawrence Scates
Airlines Instrument Repair Corp
Paradise
David Willet
Hangar Four Corp
Willet
Donald H. Rose
Rose
Air Force cuts civilian reservist jobs in forty states
The Air Force announced a sharp reduction of part time jobs held by 8,500 civilian reservists in 40 states. The review found no foreseen military need for 40 groups and 91 squadrons being discontinued, as 82 groups and 200 squadrons had been organized.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Air Force plans 14 days pay per year for deactivations
Air Force officials announced 14 days pay per year for personnel, varying by rank, as deactivations will occur between June 30 and August 31. The units were created mainly for wartime service when bases could be attacked and planes from damaged or destroyed bases would require servicing at civilian fields.
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Air Force
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