Sigma Phi Omega 37th National Convention Planned
Sigma Phi Omega will hold its 37th annual national convention at Hotel Frances June 12 to 14 with about 125 delegates expected. The program includes registrations, luncheons, business sessions, guest speakers Dr. C. C. Calvert and Mr. Ed Apperson, dances, a barbecue, a convention picture, and awards culminating in a 9 p.m. convention dance.
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Sigma Phi Omega
Hotel Frances
Hubert Kuhn
C. C
Monroe
Lloyd Lenard
Cherokee Terrace
C. C. Calvert
Creed
Ed Apperson
SPO
Gordon Pace Rites Held After Fatal Electrocution
The funeral for Gordon E. Pace 29 an employee of Louisiana Power and Light was held Saturday. Services occurred at Ridge Avenue Baptist Church and Chapel Hill church with interment nearby. Pace survived by wife Beth, daughter Norm Jean, and brothers Glennace and R B Pace.
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Gordon E. Pace
Louisiana Power and Light Company
Choudrant
Warren Drive
West Monroe
Ridge Avenue Baptist Church
A. T. Mitchell
Tom Ratcliff
Oll
Chapel Hill Church
Calhoun- Farmerville Road
Dixie Funeral Home
Otis Kirke Han
W. E. Maulden
Troy Stark
Otis Ates
Henry G. Scholars
William Bates
Pace
Beth Butler Pace
Norm Jean Pace
Glennace
United States Army
Augusta
R. B. Pace
Rocky Branch
Bastrop Officials Declared Elected in Parish Manifest
Bastrop Louisiana officials are declared elected after no independent candidates qualified. The Morehouse Parish board automatically elected Mayor A. B. Andrews and five aldermen from the Democratic primary: Dr. J. N. Jones, J. H. Nunnally, John C. McDonald, W. E. Turpin, and D. N. Smith. The parish board members are W. T. Smith, Robert H. Hope, and W. F E. Aden. April 17 death of G. W. Hiatt affected the mayoral race.
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Bastrop
Board of Supervisors of Elections For
Morehouse Parish
A. B. Andrews
Andrews
G. W. Hiatt
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Parish
J. N. Jones
J. H. Nunnally
John C. McDonald
W. E. Tu
WPA to Offer Colored Children Summer Classes in Monroe
A WPA supervised recreational program for negro children in Monroe will run with NYA cooperation providing the center and welfare clerks. Eligible youths under employment age receive a free lunch, with a daily schedule including devotions, patriotism, crafts, sewing, games, and outdoor drills.
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Monroe
Courtland F. Landreaux
Work Projects Administration
National Youth Administration
Fire and fog mires in a tense dinner scene
Deborah endures an uneasy dinner as Bridgie overcompensates with gossip about German ships. Stephan tries to ease the mood by building a fire and sharing a metaphor about love and heat, while fog and signals from the coast guard heighten tension and hint at wartime stakes.
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Deborah
Lovett
Stephan
Colleen
Bridgie
England
Agin
Thim Murtherin
Angie
Hans
Boston
Coast Guard
Eros High Names Valedictorian Miss La Van Barnes
Miss La Van Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Barnes of Eros was named valedictorian of the senior class. She maintained an A average through four years, earned honor medals yearly and received a scholarship at Louisiana State University.
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la van Barnes
C. R. Barnes
Eros
Eros High School
Doctors Seek Poison Label on All Liquor
Three Boston physicians urged the American Medical Association to back a labeling plan for liquor warning against habitual use. They argued prohibition fails and proposed labels advising moderation and health cautions, including risks of intoxication neuralgia paralysis mental derangement and liver damage.
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Cleveland
Boston
American Medical Association
Merrill Moore
Leo Alexander
Abraham Myerson
Captain Receives News Amid Tense Living Room Exchange
In a guarded moment Wilhelm salutes and pleads for forgiveness as he delivers news to Herr Kapitan. Deborah watches the exchange with wary calm before the scene shifts toward a cliffhanger, leaving the room tense and the fate uncertain.
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Herr Kapitan
Deborah
Wilhelm
West Monroe Man Key to Canal Defenses
West Monroe native Major General Sanderford Jarman leads the United States effort to fortify the Panama Canal zone with jungle anti aircraft batteries and 30 fortified jungle cities. His career spans West Point graduation, the 29th Division service, and the Distinguished Service Medal.
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Quachita Parish
T. O. Brown
Sanderford Jarman
Panama Canal
Jarman
West Monroe
Ouachita Parish High School
Jarmen
Monroe
Trenton Street
J. S. Jarman
Ouachita Parish
E. L. Neville
Father Enaut
State University
United States Army Academy
West Point
France
Uncle Sam
General Jarman
Canal Zone
United States
64Th Coast Artillery
Hawaii
Panama
Air Corps
Canal
United States Army
Coast Artillery
Mobile Bay
Ala
Louisiana
Twin Cities
Contest invites letters on the kind of home to own
The News-Star World home-building page and editor announce a contest to write on The Kind of Home I Would Like to Own. A $5 first prize and five $1 prizes will go to top letters judged for practicality and imagination. Entries must be postmarked by Friday, June 13 to Home Building Editor, News-Star World, Monroe, La.
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Louisiana
News-Star World
News-Star —World
Monroe
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