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Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1949

Page

7

Livestock tests to be shown at Calhoun field days

Several livestock production experiments will be demonstrated at the north Louisiana experiment station field days in Calhoun next Wednesday to Friday. Ralph Woodward notes increased emphasis on livestock in the hill section with a broadened research program including beef from pasture, hogging off feeds, home-grown dairy feeds, Devon cattle for beef and milk, and commercial turkey production under north Louisiana conditions. Additional studies cover cotton, corn, soybeans, vegetables, and fruits. The schedule lists participating parishes by day, with Friday reserved for Negro farmers.

North Louisiana Experiment Station Calhoun Ralph Woodward Louisiana Jackson Lincoln Union Bienville Bossier Caddo Claiborne DeSoto Grant Natchitoches Rapides Red River Sabine Webster Winn Vernon Allen

Would Be Robber Loses His Nerve

In Baltimore a young man in a tan suit attempted a downtown telegraph office robbery. Night Manager James Pennypacker refused to open the cash drawer, noting nine slugs and a 32 revolver. The would-be robber fled. police seek a downcast suspect about 24.

Baltimore James Pennypacker Pennypacker

Couple Wed in 30-Degree Cavern at Lost River

Naomi K Pfeffer and Robert G Gilman wed in Lost River Caverns chapel in Hellertown, Pennsylvania, where the year round chill and candlelit altar created a memorable setting. The pair, meeting eight years ago at a dance, chose the cave for its memories and invited about 240 guests from across the United States.

Hellertown Upi Pennsylvania Naomi K. Pfeffer Robert G. Gilman Lost River Caverns United States

Acousticon Hearette to be Demonstrated in Monroe

Buell H. Brown announces a demonstration of the Acousticon Hearette at Acousticon of Monroe, 209 DeSiard St., Amman Building, Monday June 20 from 10 AM to 6 PM. The device offers wireless in-ear reception with no cords or batteries and aims to aid the hard of hearing like glasses aid vision. An authorized Acoustician with a record of success will assist, focusing on difficult cases including wearers who never succeeded with standard aids.

Acousticon of Monroe DeSiard St Amman Building

Dream canals inch toward Louisiana drainage shortcut

U S engineers pursue two vast parallel canals linking Bayou LaFourche with the Boeuf river between Columbia and Winnsboro. The nearly seven mile project features 185 foot bottoms and 390 foot tops, shaving 11.5 miles off the bayou and 17.7 miles off the Boeuf, unlocking submerged acreage for cultivation. Begun May 8, completion expected in 450 days. Atlas Construction of Waxahachie, Texas, contractor. A 568 ton dragline with a 160 foot boom operates between Winnsboro and Columbia, powered by a 440 HP diesel, valued around 420000.

Louisiana U. S Bayou LaFourche Boeuf River Columbia Winnsboro LaFourche Atlas Construction Company Waxahachie Texas L. C. Noland, Jr

Paroled: 13 Mississippi prisoners released from Parchman

The Mississippi parole board granted paroles to 13 inmates at Parchman penitentiary. Named released include J. M. Bostic Forrest county. Sam Pepper Leflore county. Armistead Thomas Quitman. George Bobo Lee county. Tom Gibbs Tunica. James Garner Prentiss. Allan Thurman Lee. Albert Hutson Madison. Willie Gordon Wilkinson. James B. Williams Grenada. John Arvin Coahoma. Robert Thompson Rankin. Willie Tillis Washington. Also note: weather inclement day flag display advisory.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Parole Board Parchman Penitentiary Ralph Hays J. M. Bostic Forrest County Sam Pepper Leflore Armistead Thomas Quitman County George Bobo Lee County Tom Gibbs Tunica County James Garner Prentiss County Allan Thurman Albert Hutson Madison County Willie Gordon Wilkinson County James B. Williams Grenada County John Arvin Coahoma County Robert Thompson Rankin County Willie Tillis Washington County

State Police Arrests in Fifth District Related to Homicide and Drunk Driving

In the Fifth district last week Troop F reported two negligent homicide charges and three drunken driving arrests. A total of 42 persons were jailed, with reckonings for reckless driving, speeding tickets, and various other offenses. Notable cases include C. L. Brazzel and James Robinson held for negligent homicide after fatal wrecks, plus multiple DUI and reckless driving arrests across several parishes and towns.

Troop “F C. L. Brazzel Dubach Hico James Robinson Negro Lake Providence William ©. Smith Greenville Miss Buddy Mayo Grayson Hezekiah Rawson St. Joseph Thomas Johnnie Butler Necro Monroe Bob

Judith Coplon rests during tense espionage trial

Judith Coplon, 28, rests from her gruelling espionage trial in New York as defense attorney Archibald Palmer signals he will not recall her to the stand when the case resumes Monday. A jury will decide if Coplon and Russian engineer Valentine A. Gubitchev, arrested March 4, hacked government secrets to send to Russia.

Associated Press Judith Coplon Archibald Palmer Justice Department Anely Russia Valentine A. Gubitchev New York Gubitchev

Professor challenges school's loyalty oath at Cal or UC

Los Angeles June 25 A chemistry professor Joel Hildebrand first to contest the University of California loyalty oath adopted by the regents ordering all 4000 faculty and staff to pledge support for the US and California constitutions and to renounce Communist membership. Berkeley doubts the oath may conflict with state constitutional allegiance provisions. Yale and Washington actions cited as context. Also included is a bread crumb making tip with steps for homemade crumbs and a family activity.

Los Angeles Joel P. Hildebrand University of California University Board of Regents Communist Party Berkeley Hildebrand United States State of California Charles Seymour Yale University of Washington

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