West Monroe woman arraigned on theft charge in district court
Mrs. Nina Ford of 2007 N Eighth St West Monroe faced a theft count for 4539 48 dollars taken from First National Life Insurance Co 605 Jackson St Monroe covering December 5 1953 to June 3 1957 She pleaded innocent and is free on 2000 bond Trial date not set.
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West Monroe
Fourth District
Nina Ford
N. Eighth St
First National Life Insurance Co
Jackson St
Monroe
Mouse Gift Multiplies To 93 Offspring In West Orange
A schoolmate gave Mary Ann d Ari a mouse last September and since then the two mice have produced 93 heirs. She plans to remove the growing brood before traveling this summer.
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West Orange
N.J. i
Mary Ann d’Arcy
Mary Ann
Two Automobile Accidents Reported in City
Two yesterday near noon involved minor damage and no injuries. Barbara Webb 24 collided with Charles Hyde 28 at North Third and Arkansas. Kelsie Parker 34 struck a parked car on South Grand and Orange. damage over $100. Patrolman Virgil Parker investigated.
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DeBastrop Drive
Charles L. Hyde
Calypso
Hyde
North Third
Miss Webb
Arkansas
Orange
South Grand Streets
Kelsie L. Parker
Lazarre
West Monroe
N. D. Abell Sr
South Grand
Parker
Virgil Parker
Eisenhower to Send Reply Letter on Summit Push
President Eisenhower will dispatch a new letter to Soviet Premier Khrushchev this weekend denying charges that the United States is sabotaging a potential summit. The reply, responding to Khrushchev’s June 11 message, could be delivered in Moscow within a day or two and addresses accusations over proposed discussion topics.
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UPI
Eisenhower
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Nikolai Bulganin
Ohio Fives in Garden New York Holiday Festival
The 1958 59 Madison Square Garden basketball schedule features three strong Ohio teams. Cincinnati led by Oscar Robertson opens against NYU on Dec 4. Xavier, NIT 1958 winner, plays Iona on Dec 11 and Dayton visits Dec 26 for the Holiday Festival.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
NYU
Xavier
Iona
Dayton
Garden
Survival Discussed At Negro Field Day In Calhoun
At the North Louisiana Experimental Station a field day for Negro farm families highlighted survival of small south farmers. Ralph S. Woodward led the program with about 250 attendees and L. J. Washington of the Farmers Home Administration stressed adapting farming to change and personal responsibility. Demonstrations covered dairying, vegetables, canning, freezing, and pressure canning.
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South
North Louisiana Experimental Station
Ralph S. Woodward
Louisiana
L. J. Washington
Farmers Home Administration
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
G. A. Lane
Harry Hathaway
J. C. Taylor
A. C. Miller
Ralph Woodward
Amelia J. Lewis
Southern University Agricultural Extension Service
Rosa P. Blackwood
East Carroll Parish
Georgia Sanders
Franklin
Azzie M. Par
Bienville Parish
Hazel Anderson
Lincoln
General Assembly
R. J. Courtney
Courtney
Woodward
Police Return Suspect In Forgery Case
Harry A. Keever, 28, formerly of Monroe, was returned to the parish jail on a grand jury forgery indictment for issuing a 325 dollar forged check on July 21, 1955. Keever, found amid a theft inquiry involving a television, was captured in Vicksburg and waived extradition to Monroe after learning the indictment was valid for ten years. He was brought back by Sidney Martin and Hoyt Moncrief to await trial.
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Harry A. Keever
Monroe
Keever
Willie Simmons
Wood St. Simmons
Polic
Vicksburg
Sidney Martin
Democratic hopeful Gerber dies before campaign begins
Robert Gerber of Jasper Indiana ran in the county assessor race but was ruled ineligible for not meeting residency length. He handed out black bordered cards reading In Memory of the Shortest Political Career in the History of Dubois County.
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Rest IN Peace
Jasper
Ind
Robert Gerbie
Gerber
Dubois County
Ward To Attend Work Conference In New York
Ouachita Parish School Superintendent William M Ward will attend the seventeenth Annual Work Conference for School Superintendents at Columbia University New York City from July 7 to 25. He travels with Mrs Ward and their son and daughter as 35 superintendents from across the nation join discussions on developments and problems in educational science over the last decade.
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William M. Ward
Ouachita Parish
Columbia University
New York City
Monroe City Court Fines Total 1082.50 in Latest Session
Judge W M Harper fined ten first offenders a total of 1082.50 on counts from running a red light to drunk driving and theft. Earnest Sheppard paid 400 on two drunk driving charges. Kenneth Ford faced 400 or 400 days on a similar charge. Charles Jones was ordered to pay 100 or 100 days on theft. Adrian Ellis received 60 days for vagrancy. West Monroe cases heard by Judge Jasper E Jones. two individuals paid 20.50 each on speeding charges.
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Huey L. Wall
Joe L. Wheat
David Stamper
James A. Whaley
John B. Hamilton
Earl McGee Jr
George Oscar Dyer
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Richard L. Getchell
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Houston
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Eston W. Moody
Garner H. Grayson
Dan Jackson
Jerry Wayne Edmiston
Larry J. White
Triniedad Lozano
Monroe
W. M. Harper
Earnest Sheppard
Reed Street
Kenneth Don Ford
South Seventh Street
Charles Jones
DeSiard Street
West Monroe
Jasper E. Jones
Court records show fines in reckless driving and red light cases
The third person was fined 25 dollars plus 25 days costs for reckless driving and causing a wreck. Another individual forfeited a 5.50 dollar bond on a charge of running a red light.
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