Display Cases Donated to Ouachita Museum
The Ouachita Genealogical and Historical Society reports several display cases donated to its museum with more cases expected. Mrs. J. F. Wetzel has died, and further context notes the ongoing donations and museum expansion.
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Ouachita Genealogical and Historical Society
J. F. Wetzel
Potter Government formed to foster public service in Monroe
Wayne Woods leads a new Monroe organization called Potter Government aimed at promoting qualified candidates, political participation, public issue education, and policy stances. A research group will present both sides of vital issues, with members including Diehlmann Borchardt Alymer Montgomery Jr and Bob Aymond, plus local supporters and museum contributions.
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Monroe
Potter Government
Diehlmann Borchardt
Alymer Montgomery, Jr
Bob Aymond
Woods
al Bodan
Ronald Gunter
Ber Marshal
Don Gill
David Russell
Billy Hargiss
Oland Silk
Edna Whitaker
Guy Stubbs
Colonial Dames
Stubbs
L. A
Will Ryals
G. D. Nordstrom
West Monroe
Martha Jane Tilton
R. N. Milling
Travis Tynes
Garment Jungle scene details cue actress fury
Director Vincent Sherman coaches Gia Scala and Kerwin Mathews for a New York location shot. Sherman tells Scala to act furious, likening Mathews to a traffic cop who has just ticketed her for 26 in a 25 zone.
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Vincent Sherman
Gia Scala
Kerwin Mathews
New York
Mathews
Sherman
Gia
Kerwin
Brando Cousin Starts Film Career in Sundown
Shirley Jocelyn of San Antonio Texas cousin of Marlon and Jocelyn Brando has a role in Randolph Scott's Decision at Sundown for producer Harry Joe Brown at Columbia. The prize from a Guns of Fort Petticoat contest funded her screen debut directed by Budd Boetticher and featuring John Carroll Karen Steele Valerie French Noah Beery Jr Andrew Duggan.
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Brando
Shirley Jocelyn
San Antonio
Tex
Marlon
Jocelyn Brando
Randolph Scott
Harry Joe Brown
Columbia
Miss Jocelyn
Tourist Finds GI French Out Of Step With Times
Paris dispatch recalls an American veteran returning after 13 years to find old phrase books out of date. He jokes about a new GI friendly guide and tests phrases while hunting a collapsible umbrella, perfume salts, and a scarf, failing to get clear directions. A local teacher offers a single useful line.
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Hugh Milligan
Paris
Secretary of Defense
Mr. Wilson
War Department
Les Troupes Creusent
Les
Champs Elysee
Rue de Rivoli
Champs de Mines
Ohio
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