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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1949

Page

2

Policeman and wife die in double self-inflicted shootings

Police report that a New York policeman and his wife shot each other and killed themselves after a troubled relationship. The couple had separated multiple times and lived in Brooklyn a year. The wife, known as Stephanie Brooks, had filed for annulment and both families were impacted by the tragedy.

Emil Binder Binder Jane Jeanne Lane Myers Stephanie Brooks Coney Island Hospital Brooklyn Miss Mary Gray Ruth Leonard Norman Norway

Louisiana State Finances Reported for 1948 49

The governor cites 1948 49 fiscal year figures with oil and gas drilling up 11.1 percent and state lease revenue at 18 million dollars. Tax revenues total 203 081 281 dollars. About 300 900 brochures are being mailed to Louisiana voters. The administration invites public reports of waste or graft and pledges prompt action.

Louisiana

Ship’s Husband Role In Port Repairs Outlined

A ship is tended by a ship's husband who handles repairs and all essential tasks while docked. This role ensures the vessel is seaworthy and ready for its voyage, covering maintenance, rigging, and preparation duties performed in harbor.

Water Carnival Draws Boats Fans and Colorful Crowd

James V. Mathis reports on river boat racing fans at a water carnival in Vicksburg with Clyde Livingston and son David racing across Louisiana Arkansas and Mississippi. Judy Allen a Port Gibson teen races in class A hydroplane while spectators improvise shade under tents and umbrellas along the levee. The piece notes costs and risks of racing and a Jaycees presence with varied attire and makeshift seating.

James V. Mathis Morning World Clyde Livingston David Livingston Lake Village Ark Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Livingston Texas MIS Apoliel Yedtruiadores R. Livingston David Judy Allen Port Gibson Miss Bayou Pierre Judy Vicksburg

Races Report From Parish Boat Racing Results

Results list multiple classes of boat races with winners from Texas and Arkansas. G G Slack top in Class C Service Runabout with 7 37 and 7 38 minute wins. Other winners include James Phillips in Class B Hydro and Asa Perceto in Inboard Hydro. Scorekeepers include Bailey Grant and Goldman Grant.

G. G. Slack Dallas Tex Clyde Livingston Lake Village Ark David Livingston W. R. Russell Slack James Phillips Harry Combs Morris Wilson George S. Hawn Phillips Henry Taubert, Sr San Antonio P. G. Sweet Memphis Tenn Darrell Wilson Brownville Herman Mayhew Taubert Jack Barbee Mayhew Inboard Hydro Asa C. Perceto Port Arthur Bob Hightower J. C. Peek R. H. Scott Perceto Asa C. Pereeto George M. Sims Hydro Ft. Worth Hank Bundick Ernest Herbert Jackson Miss Henry Taubert, Jr Wilson E. M. Barett Houston A. L. Leblanc Racing Hydro Jack Nini Henry Taubert Barbee Ouachita Parish Bailey Grant Goldman Grant Walter Fisher

Start Pnotos by Leon C. Woland Jr and Marvin DuBos

Start Pnotos is a feature by Leon C. Woland Jr and Marvin DuBos highlighting early stage notes and sketches. The column shares brief insights, sketches, and observations in a compact weekly format.

Pnotos Leon C. Woland, Jr Marvin DuBos

Laredo murder tied to missing suspect Ochoa

Gallagher said motives are unclear as a hotel bellhop reported guiding Ochoa to Whittenberg's floor room. The killer forced entry at 4 am and shot Whittenberg and Lindsay, whose body was found hours later. Police expect to soon locate Ochoa, a skilled marksman likely crossing the Rio Grande.

Gallagher Ochoa Whittenberg Chhoa Lindsay Rio Grande

Lightning Strike Kills Two, Injures Fifty at Florida Baseball Game

In Baker Florida a Sunday afternoon baseball game between Baker and Munson clubs was halted when a lightning bolt struck, killing two players Allen L Joyner Jr 23 of Crestview and Harry Moore of Baker and injuring about 50 others. One critical, crowd of 300 witnessed the strike. A ditch three inches deep and 20 feet long appeared on the field as sparks flashed through the park. The location is near Pensacola.

Baker Fla Munson Baker Baseball Club Allen L. Joyner, Jr Crestview Harry Moore Florida Pensacola

Weekly Editors And State Staff Line Up For Jobs

The piece lists editors and publishers from Georgia papers now taking or leaving state posts. Names include Walter O. Brooks of McRae, John Crouch of Albany Journal, Ira Butts of Blairsville, Henry Lee Wise of Gordon County News, John Henry Crutchfield of Eastman Advertiser, Joe Boone of Wilkinson County News, Roy McGinty Jr of Chatsworth Times, Robert Harrison of Charlton County Herald, with salaries or stipends and dates. George Washington noted as the son of a Virginia ironmaster.

Journal Tri-County News Talmadge Walter O. Brooks McRae the Statesman Brooks The Statesman John Crouch Albany Journal State Department of Veterans Service Ira Butts North Georgia News Blairsville Vogel State Park Henry Lee Wise Gordon County News Department of Wardane and Paroles John Henry Crutchfield Eastman Advertiser Joe Boone Wilkinson County News Milledgeville State Hospital Georgia House Roy McGinty Chatsworth Times Fish and Game Commission Robert Harrison Charlton County Herald

Monroe Water Carnival Sees Crowds Gather for Glen Gray Dance

The Monroe water carnival climaxed with a Glen Gray and his orchestra dance at Selman Field Officer's Club where Miss Atin Mims was crowned carnival queen. Sunday's events included races and skiing with 20 year old West Monroe queen reigning. Jaycees earned national and state honors for the project and Haynes Harkey credited strong cooperation and record crowds for a successful event.

Monroe Selman Field Officer's Club Glen Gray Gray Atin Mims West Monroe United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Haynes Harkey Louisiana Ouachita Parish Chi Ber of Commerce Twin Cities

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Fred Brooks Lee Avenue Cecil Avant Georgia Street Ronald Moore Richard Poulous South Grand Street Jaycees Post Office Bill Crossfield Jaycee Navy George Rogers Clark XYGEN Egeons ANCE United States Canada Polley George Rogers Clark Mutual Casualty CO P. D Oxblood C. E. Bracken W. R. Livingston James Thilhips Abilene Lex George George Criss Galveston, Tex Sims Clark Refrigerator Company Laredo George Washington Virginia Norm Advertising Ouachita National Bank
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