Retirement time for Ouachita Parish official Mrs. Hill
Mary Anne Corpin recalls Mrs. E H Hill who retires after 34 years as Ouachita Parish Police Jury secretary treasurer. She mentored courthouse staff, served on retirement boards, baked for coworkers, and cared for grandchildren, described as a mama to many in Monroe.
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Ouachita Parish
E. H. Hill
Hill
Louisiana Police Jury Association
Parochial Employees Retirement Board
Richard Downs
W. A. O'Kelly
Yellow Prick
S. Grand St
State License Bureau and Revenue Department
Monroe
Joe Hanna
Pat Hamilton
Lillian Collins
J. E. Rutledge
J. M. Breard
J. W. Collins
Charles W. Phillips
Charles Hancock
Theo F. Terzia
F. C. Peters
S. W. Pipes
SG. Russ
Bryan
A Mayes
L. Hendrix
Oliver Morton
Arthur Toliver
Police Jury
Ouachita Avenue
Rochelle Ave
J. B. Parker
Parish Highway Department
Parish Public Library
Forrest Jarvis
Dick Brothers
First Baptist Church
Parkview Baptist Church
Richard Hill
Shelby
The
Hill Lumber Co
Walter Lee Hill
CMH Construction Co
Dallas
Tex
David Lawrence
Third St
Bok. Hill
Nell Cheek
Bill Coleman
Vacation loan plan offered by Domestic Finance Service
Salaried employees are urged to consider a vacation loan plan from Domestic Finance Service. Manager J. E. Wood promotes consolidating vacation pay into one loan with first payment delayed until after returning to work. Contact 109 No. 2nd St FA 5-4355 for details.
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Domestic Finance Service
J. E. Wood
No. 2Nd St
Hutto Freed After 33 Years as Texas Fugitive
William Hutto, 58, walked free from Huntsville state prison after 33 years a fugitive. He carried a pardon from Gov. Price Daniel for exemplary life and character and left with $74.34 in his pockets and a small bag of belongings. He plans to return to New Orleans and visit his son, 17, expressing gratitude to the prison and staff.
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Huntsville
Tex
William Hutto
New Orleans
Price Daniel
Hutto
Dallas
Guy Batchler
Lyford
Texas
Traffic accidents by occupation in Wisconsin 1957 study
In Wisconsin the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle department reports skilled craftsmen were the top occupational group in traffic accidents. They accounted for 13,721 of 99,218 statewide accidents in 1957 with laborers causing the most fatal crashes, clerical workers and laborers ranking second and third. Housewives and farmers appear lower in the list.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Two Rats Caught With One Trap in Edgewood
Ver non Ervin checked a rat trap in Edgewood Illinois and found it had captured two rats at once, a unusual double catch reported by UPI.
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Edgewood
Ill
UPI
Vernon Ervin
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New Westinghouse
Comfort Command
Masters
Westinghouse
Garland
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Pogue-Atkins CO. Inc
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