Four Injured in Two-Car Collision at Vernon and North Third
In West Monroe four people were injured when two cars collided at Vernon and North Third Streets. Mrs. Coy Lee of Route 2 Downsville and her mother in law Mrs. W H Lee White's Ferry Road West Monroe along with Miss Janie Head 14 suffered cuts bruises and a broken toe. Mrs. D E Turbeville driver of the other car received minor bruises and was treated by a private physician. Police reported Turbeville eastbound on Vernon and Lee southbound on North Third at the intersection.
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Vernon
North Third Streets
West Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Kilpatrick and Mulhearn
Coy Lee
Downsville
W. H Lee
White’s Ferry Rd
Janie Head
Lee
D. E. Turbeville
Pri
Vate
W. H. Lee
Miss Head
Turbeville
Vernon Street
N. Third
From String to Diamond Ring a Journey Through History
The article traces the origin of the ring from a simple string tied on the finger to a modern crafted symbol of love. It highlights jewelers focus on rings for men women and children with diamond pieces priced from 50 to 5000 dollars and offers easy terms at Howard Bros. Jewelers 116 DeSiard.
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Howard Bros. Jewelers
DeSiard
Wreckers Begin Demolition of Washington Building
Wreckers assembled at dawn in front of an eight-story abandoned building to clear space for a new State Department facility near 2nd Street and C Street Northwest.
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Washington
State Department
2St and
C Sts
Rescued From Gulf Rooftop After Audrey Hit Cameron
Two members of a Monroe family survived after clinging to a floating rooftop for hours as Hurricane Audrey swept Cameron. George Johnson of News-Star-World was told the aunt Mrs. G J Gauthier and her 14 year old daughter Julie Anne were saved by a rescue boat around 4 p.m. Friday. Mrs. Gauthier and her older daughter were elsewhere when the storm struck. Johnson's mother and sister traveled to visit her in a hospital in Lake Charles where she was being treated. Julie Anne required no medical attention.
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Gulf
Cameron
Monroe
George Johnson
News-Star— World
Johnson
G. J. Gauthier
Julie Anne
Audrey
Canada Gives $50,000 For Relief
The Canadian Red Cross donates 50000 dollars to the American Red Cross to aid Hurricane Audrey devastation. Marshall Stearns, chairman, calls it an interim measure and says Canada will provide more help if needed.
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Toronto
Canadian Red Cross
American Red Cross
Audrey
Marshall Stearns
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates Formed by Power Firms
Louisiana Power and Light Company and New Orleans Public Service plus 11 independent electric companies across six states form the Southwest Atomic Energy Associates a nonprofit research group. They consider a 5 million four year program of studies and tests on a new advanced reactor design with potential heat efficiency and economic gains for regional electric needs. Participants include Arkansas Missouri Power Company Arkansas Power and Light Central Louisiana Electric Empire District Electric Gulf States Utilities and others.
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Louisiana Power and Light Company
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates
W. O. Turner
Louisiana Company
George S. Dinwiddie
New Orleans
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas- Missouri Power Company
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Central Louisiana Electric Company, Inc
the Empire District Electric Company
Gulf States Utilities
Repairs Left To Red Cross Funds Say Peterson
In New Orleans on June 29 General Alfred Gruenther paused before ghosting into hurricane wrecked southwest Louisiana. Val Peterson said rehabilitation rests with the Red Cross and government aid will target supporting Red Cross efforts. The Red Cross has 65 workers in the area and can extend funds for private relief. Several electric utilities serving 2,225,000 customers are listed.
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New Orleans
Alfred Gruenther
American Red Cross
Louisiana
Gruenther
Eisenhower
Red Cross
Val Petersen
Federal Civil Defense Agency
FDCA
Peterson
Stabbings injure three Monroe residents
Three Black residents were stabbed in Monroe between 3 and 3 30 pm. Dorothy Webb 31 of Olive street suffered a shallow temple wound and was treated at Conway Memorial hospital. Mary Crumity on 14th street escaped serious injury and did not require hospitalization. Van Buren and a teen Walter were involved in related incidents with Oliver Page named as assailant.
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Monroe
North 14Th Street
Webb
Mary Crumity
14Th Street
Adams
Washington Streets
van Buren
Walter 3
14Th
N. Washington Streets
Oliver Page
12Th Street
Izht
Deaths in Northeast Louisiana touch multiple communities
Charles Harrison Gossett 70 a retired paint contractor died in Natchez after a long illness. Mrs. Shelbie Dean McVay Jr 21 died in Monroe after a long illness. Georgia Latrick Lutrick 61 formerly of Columbia died in Alexandria after extended illness. Charles C. Mann 29 of Downsville died in New Orleans after brief illness. Funeral services and survivors listed for each, with locations in Monroe Natchez Columbia Farmerville and Pineville various relatives and funeral directors named.
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Charles Harrison Gossett
Natchez
Monroe
Peters
Ernest Holloway
James V. Johnson
Memorial Park Cemetery
Peters Funeral Home
Georgia Lutrick Columbia
Georgia Latrick
Pineville
Columbia
Alexandria
Columbia Heights Methodist Church
V. E. Clauch
Welcome Home Cemetery
Riser and Son Funeral Home of
G. E. Lutrick
G. FE. Lutrick
Monroe Lutrick
Melton
Fla
Grady Lutrick
Louis Lutrick
Baton Rouge
Katy Laffoon
Clarks
Farmerville
Charles C. Mann
Downsville
New Orleans
Mt. Ararat Baptist Church
J. C. McCann
Mt.Ararat
Kilpatrick
Ore
Bobby
Leman
Clyde Mann
West Monroe
Avelle
Lillie Cox
Christine Albritton
A. D. Jones
Tugwell Hicks
J. L. Hicks
R. B. Prickering
Frances de Viller
Sam Chisholm
Snake bite lands Mrs Ladner in St Francis Hospital
Mrs P. E. Ladner of 3106 Dick Taylor street was treated for a snake bite at St Francis hospital shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday. She and her husband were in the yard when she felt the bite. They killed a ground rattler and she returned home after treatment.
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P. E. Ladner
Dick Taylor Street
St. Francis Hospital
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Kingsridge
Kinsman Reports
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James W. Smith
Sterlington
James C. Williamson
Mangham
Regular Army
R. B. Koos
Northeast State
John Fogleman
Kansas Gas and Electric Company
Missouri Public Service Company
Public Service, Inc
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Public Service Company of Oklahoma
Southwestern Gas and Electric Company
Shelbie McVay
Shelbie Dean McVay
Faith Baptist Church
Bullard Jones
Pvt
Fred McVay
U. S. Marines
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Charles G. Mann
Pete Vogler
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Signature Furniture Auto
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