Jaycees to Meet in New Orleans October 4 5
Louisiana Jaycees president Paul Arst announces fall quarterly board meeting at the Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans, with plans for the Get out the Vote campaign, attendance at the Tulane Santa Clara game, and remarks by Mississippi Jaycees president W A Liberto. The event begins October 4 5 with a Sunday program including a welcome, service, and committee reports.
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Paul Arst
Louisiania Junior Chamber of Commerce
Baton Rouge
The
Jaycees
Roosevelt Hotel
New Orleans
Santa Clara
Mississi Jaycee
Atate Jaycees
Louisiana Jaycees
Arst
W. A. Liberto
Mississippi Jaycees
Micers
Roy Johns
Celise Manceaux
DSA
Brian Duke
Voice of Democracy
Bill Guate
Floyd W.womack, Jr
Tom Spain
Mikey
Charles
Grace Church forms new parish council and department heads
Sunday meeting at Grace Church established a five-department parish council. Father John M. Allin outlined duties for home missions education social relations finance and promotions with named members and co chairs Mrs Fagan Cox and T F Wilson. Secretary named Mrs Hillyer S Parker. Evening prayer followed by parish hall supper.
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Grace Church
John M. Allin
Floyd Martin
L. A. Fourmy
John P. Noel
Hillyer
Sailhamer to Lead Revival at Trinity Church West Monroe
Rev. Claude M. Sailhamer of R. G. LeTourneau Inc will conduct a revival at Trinity Baptist Church West Monroe starting Sunday for a week. He will broadcast Bible chapters daily on WRBC Jackson Miss at 1 p m and XERF Del Rio Tex at 5 45 p m. Topics cover fallow ground temptation david and bathsheba whiskey millennial reign and other prophecies with musical preludes led by Elzie Smith and Gloria Charles.
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Claude M. Sailhamer
R. G. LeTourneau, Inc
Vicksburg
Miss
Trinity Baptist Church
West Monroe
WRBC
Jackson
David
Bathsheba
Christ
New Jerusalem
Elzie Smith
Gloria Charles
Filer J. Seal
Trinity Church
Sailhamer
XERF
del Rio
Tex
Monroe Post Office Announces Ready Supplies for School Savings
Postmaster Hathorn reports ample stock of school savings stamps and albums for the new term. He notes expected heavy demand as the program expands with five million students in stamp day schools by year end and recalls a 1950 51 rise from 10.8 million to 14 million dollars. He also promotes Series E Bonds now available with a three percent return and rising cash values, citing $34.9 billion outstanding.
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Monroe
Hathorn
Trade meetings held for Louisiana communities progress update
Several trade meetings have been held for major communities in north and south Louisiana. Those who have not attended a session or obtained information should watch for future announcements about project operating methods or contact the New Orleans OPS office at 1441 Canal Street for complete details.
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Iotag
Santé
Louisiana
New Orleans
Canal Street
Tech ROTC Cadet Enrollment Reaches New High
Captain Cline reports fall enrollment at Tech shows a record rise with 190 more cadets than any prior year. A total of 370 Tech cadets have entered ROTC for the first time. Seven cadets are slated to graduate ROTC in the near term.
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Cline
Tech
Rane Nery
Ban Chinese Song Taipei Formosa Adopted as Anthem
Taipei Formosan authorities adopt a new national anthem title in response to Chinese song influence. The move signals cultural independence and aligns with Formosa’s political stance. Citizens react with mixed support amid regional tensions.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Two Pit Scales and Five Londometer Stations Approved
Louisiana Department of Highways authorizes two new pit scales in Rapides and Ouachita parishes at costs of about 7000 and 4400 dollars respectively. Five londometer stations will be installed at key US routes in La Salle, Sabine, Rapides, Vermilion, and near Alexandria and Abbeville. Work to be done by district maintenance forces.
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Rapides
Ouachita Parishes
Louisiana Department of Highways
George S. Covert
LaSalle
Sabine
Vermilion Parishes
Rapides Parish
Red River
Ouachita Parish
Sicard
Tullos
Glenn Johnston Named Outstanding Twin Cities Carrier Boy
Glenn Edward Johnston, 15, son of Mr and Mrs E L Johnston of 2913 Lee Avenue, earned second place in Carrier Boy of the Year in the Twin Cities. A sophomore at Ouachita Parish High School he delivers to nearly 200 customers along South Grand Pargoud Drive Peach and Jackson Street. He hopes to study architecture in college and enjoys baseball and football.
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United States
Ben Franklin
Ben
America
Twin Cities
Glenn Edward Johnston
E. L. Johnston
Lee Avenue
Glenn
Coach Motor Freight Lines
Ouachita Parish High School
South Grand
Pargoud Drive
Peach
Jackson Street
American
Qualified Accountants Sought by U S GAO and Civil Service
The United States General Accounting Office seeks more qualified accountants with entrance salaries from 4205 to 10800 a year, to be based in major cities and Juneau Alaska. Public accounting or related finance experience meeting accounting knowledge suffices. Also notes on fall fruits and a dessert idea with grapes oranges and bananas in pineapple juice.
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United States General Accounting Office
United States Civil Service Commission
Juneau
Jaska
Need For Engineers Is Still Continuing
Positions paying from $3 410 to $8 360 are open in the offices of the Corps of Engineers Department of the Army throughout the Southeastern States. Engineers in Mechanical Electrical Civil Structural Architectural Hydraulics or Safety are urged to apply. Division Office is in Atlanta with district offices at Jacksonville Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington and Nashville.
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Corps of Engineers
Department of the Army
Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Atlanta
Georgia
Jacksonville
Florida
Mobile
Alabama
Savannah
Charleston
South Carolina
Wilmington
North Carolina
Tennessee
Whisky recovered after burglary at police station
Police recovered a suitcase full of whisky in a basement dust pile at the police headquarters. Three percent cases and other items were found, with no disposition made on the case. The whisky had been stolen and was returned to custody.
La Casa Civitan hears talk on new Louisiana auto insurance law
L A Fourmy outlines the state wide liability rule effective now requiring drivers to show ability to pay damages. Report accidents over 100 dollars within 10 days to the Department of Public Safety or risk license suspension. Three options exist: insurance certificate, bond with sureties, or cash with the state treasurer.
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L. A. Fourmy
O. W. Wolf
Civitan
la Casa
Pose
Department of Public Safety
State of
Louisiana
Lntrance
Bond
New OPS Sets Prices On Food Across Louisiana
OPS directs grocers to post ceiling prices for 300 plus food items in visible spots. A. F. Roempke notes OPS now calculates ceilings relieving store burdens while inspectors check postings. Noncompliers face enforcement actions. posters shipped statewide with monthly updates and space based display rules.
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Louisiana
Chester A. Usrey
New Orleans
OPS
A. F. Roempke
Public health warning from UC on water and sanitation
Dr Harold B Gotaas says thousands of American communities lack public water supply or sewage systems. He notes worsening atmospheric pollution compared with a century ago due to urban growth, industry, travel, and changing living conditions.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Harold B. Gotaas
United States
Gotaas
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