Plans Made for Post Graduate Cancer Class
Johns Hopkins and Baltimore partners announce a 1,900 physician post graduate cancer class for September 15 16 and 17 in a Baltimore hotel ballroom. Invitations go to 16 000 physicians surgeons and radiologists with expected attendance near 1 000. The event is backed by the Garvin experimental laboratory the Copley surgical pathological laboratory and supported by the American College of Surgeons and the Chemical Foundation. The course aims to address early diagnosis and differential diagnosis of malignant cancer and notes new cancer cell cultivation work by Mr and Mrs George A Gey of the Garvan laboratory.
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Stop Sign Installed on West Monroe Street After Crash
Following a collision Tuesday at the Mill street intersection in West Monroe, Mrs. J. D. Boyington was severely bruised and thrown from her car. A south side stop sign was installed on Fourth street to improve visibility, a semi flat metal sign with a red light for night visibility. Mrs Boyington was reported improving nicely with bruises and abrasions healing.
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J. D. Boyington
North Fourth Street
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Murder case ends in Berkeley county as Thornley confesses
Governor Richards says years of crime around Moncks Corner are over after W L Thornley confesses to killing State Senator BE J Dennis. Four others are jailed, including Glen McKnight the alleged instigator. McKnight hospitalized in Charleston with nervous exhaustion and guarded for transport to the state prison.
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BE. J. Dennis
Moncks Corner
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W. L. Thornley
Glen McKnight
McKnight
Thornley
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Camille David Named as Prettiest Co-Ed at L A Summer School
Camille David an East Baton Rouge parish farm girl was declared the prettiest co ed at Louisiana State University summer school winning over a half dozen contestants in the campus popularity contest. She is a Central High School graduate and has represented the state at the 4 H agricultural club congress in Chicago and the 4 H camp in Washington. Other co eds receiving votes included Nancy Pugh Jean McLaurin Ina Merle Thomas Louise Dyson Billie Hart Elizabeth Randol Margaret Lewis and Cleo Taylor.
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Camille David
Nancy Pugh
Springville
Jean McLaurin
Mansfield
Ina Merle Thomas
Monroe
Louise Dyson
Amniie
Billie Hart
New Roads
Mangham Social Notices Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mangham records a string of guest visits and travels with Rev. R O Weir and daughters from Marshall Texas touring Florida and Alabama. Local residents count Monroe and Jackson Mississippi as recent destinations while others attend church events, funerals, or civic meetings including the Richland Parish Folk School committee and Baptist revival activities led by Rev E N Weaver.
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Glenmore
Samuelson
St. Louis
M. P. Railroad
Richland Parish
Julius O’quin
Jamus O’quin
Two New Gas Wells Reported In Northeast Louisiana
In the last 25 days two new gassers were reported in northeast Louisiana, one in Richland parish and the other in Ouachita parish. The Monroe minerals office notes Breard No. 3 in Ouachita parish and M. L. McCoy No. C-1 in Richland parish opened with significant flow, contributing to a total of 26 wells in the period and five for the week.
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Louisiana
Richland
Ouachita Parish
Monroe Minerals Office
Department of Conservation
Louisiana Gas and Fuel Company
Hartford Arkansas Sees Mayor Tie Spark Special Election
Circuit Judge Wood of Fort Smith ruled the recent Hartford mayoral election produced a tie and ordered a special election. The town faces a political shake up as voters prepare for a rematch to decide the leadership.
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