Pankey enters Ward Five school board race
Charles L. Pankey, 42, longtime West Monroe resident and Olin Mathieson mill employee, qualified for the July 28 Democratic Primary as a ward five Ouachita Parish School Board candidate. He and his wife live at 307 Browing St with two daughters and he's active in Frostcraft Employe's United Fund and United Givers Fund. He urges focus on education quality, curriculum, planning for growth, and stronger athletic programs in parish schools.
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Charles L. Pankey
West Monroe
Olin
United Givers Fund
Ouachita Parish
Pankey
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Pleasant Seeks Ward Five School Board Seat
V J Pleasant a wart five Ouachita Parish School Board candidate for the July 28 Democratic primary is an insurance underwriter from 1308 Warren Drive West Monroe. He a WWI veteran and church and lodge member outlines a platform stressing education welfare sound finances teacher pay and segregation with separate but equal facilities.
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Vern J. Pleasant
Warren Drive
West Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Pleasant
Jeff Davis Parish
Lake Arthur High School
University of Southwestern Louisiana At
Lafayette
Army Air Corps
North Africa
Europe
Irene Whitman
Joe
Northeast State College
Reggie
Lamar Life Insurance Co
Jackson
Miss
Highland Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Chapter
Monroe ‘Council
Ward Five
Citizens Council names Professor Evans as consultant
Jackson Mississippi AP The Citizens Council of America has named Dr Medford Evans a former college professor editor and government official as a consultant Evans resigned in 1952 as chief of training for the Atomic Energy Commission to critique federal policy He taught English and history in Southern colleges and edited Facts Forum and News while contributing to major outlets including the National Review Human Events Freeman and American Opinion.
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Facts Forum
Shreveport, la
National Review
Human Events
Freeman
American Opinion
the Citizen
Adcock Loses Fight as Senate OKs 2-Year Auto Tags
Senate approved a bill to issue automobile license plates every two years at six dollars, shifting from yearly renewal. Senator Adcock warned it would create unspent revenue for the current administration, while supporters said it would be budgeted and save costs. Opponents Patton and Long joined with others in voting no.
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Baton Rouge
Jamar Adcock
Monroe
Senate
Grady Stewart
Albany
Adcock
Senators Pass Water District Bill Unopposed
A Bayou Bartholomew water district bill passed the Senate 35 to 0 in Baton Rouge. The six member board will oversee pump facilities moving water from Bartholomew through Dead Bayou and Bayou DeSiard to Monroe’s water supply, benefiting Sterlington and Morehouse Parish.
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Baton Rouge
Bayou Bartholomew
Sterlington
Senate
Ouachita-Morehouse
Bartholomew
Dead Bayou
Bayou DeSiard
Monroe
Jamar Adcock
Adcock
Arkansas
Morehouse
Ouachita
Morehouse Parish
International Paper Co
Morehouse and
Hammonds Seeks Ward Three Ouachita School Board Seat
Monroe physician Dr. F H Hammonds of 323 Pargoud Dr qualified as Ward Three Ouachita Parish School Board candidate for the July 28 Democratic Primary. A native of Monroe, he attended Ouachita High School and Northeast Center, earned a LSU B S and his M D from LSU Medical School New Orleans. He spent two years overseas in the Army during World War II and opened his practice in 1948. He says he has lived in Ward Three all his life and was educated in the Ouachita Parish system.
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Monroe
F. H. Hammonds
Pargoud
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita High School
Northeast Center
LSU
LSU Medical School
New Orleans
Hammonds
Ward Three
School board candidacy inspired by education focus
A college student aspiring to enter medical school expresses desire to serve on the school board. He stresses the duty of all to elect competent officials devoted to education and to help provide the best learning for children. He cites long discussions of educational problems and a constructive path through service.
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Kelvinator
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