Maintenance Note Fragment
A fragment reads maintenance timing with a year reference and unclear phrasing. The readable portion notes prior to service events and hints at scheduling or protocol without concrete details or names.
06 Aug 1956
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1956
Page
1
A fragment reads maintenance timing with a year reference and unclear phrasing. The readable portion notes prior to service events and hints at scheduling or protocol without concrete details or names.
The record shows properties in Hardin involving Dooley's addition and Hudson's Riverside addition. Edwin William Crowley transfers include Lot in Square 34 to Vivian AY Kelly for sums noted as 3500 and 4000 dollars respectively.
The Office of Naval Research funds an investigation at the American Museum of Natural History into the metabolic efficiency of large fast-swimming marine fishes. Dr Vladimir Walters leads the project sponsored by the naval research office and museum researchers.
The engineer reports 432000 KWH used in June with 1744313 KWH billed to customers. Domestic service accounted for 3653730 KWH, commercial/industrial 4455148 KWH, railroads 53235 KWH. Total electricity sold: 184897.21 dollars collected. Street lighting had 260 requests, 35 new lights, 130 bulb replacements. 777 controlled lights and 6500 bare bulbs. Electric service had 1442 requests including 282 trouble calls and 202 voltage complaints. 59 new builds connected, 143 meters changed, 370 meters installed, 305 meters cut or moved. Materials and labor costs totaled 6885.49 and 7478.21 respectively. Line dept installed 19110 feet of wiring, 67 poles, 52 transformers. 38 poles and 13 transformers replaced. 14739 feet of service cable and 23 thousand in materials.
Clara director of defense presents to the council that emergency power at the police radio base is vital in disasters and national emergencies. Units have been approved or purchased for Monroe and Morehouse offices, with the district civil defense office operating a 12 kilowatt generator for headquarters and the control center.
James R Waldrop, 32, of McGuire Avenue, was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary for his third drunken driving offense. Judge Jesse Heard also fined Chester Owens, 24, Route 2 Calhoun, $25 and costs for driving without a license, as reported by the sheriff's office on Monday.
Absentee voting on the proposed Ouachita Parish Library bond opens for registered voters. Frances Flanders reminds voters to obtain ballots and vote, with details to follow Monday.
Aymen reports clashes linked to Arabic-nationalist leaders on Bah Rain Island. British rioters are cited as causing several deaths in March.
Delegates debate platform planks as Rep John McCormack guides the drafting committee. Farm policy leads the agenda to court Midwestern support while civil rights and the 1956 Supreme Court ruling on school desegregation spark discussion. Johnson and Stevenson alignment shapes Southern attitudes.
The readable text hints at 1952 Republican events with delegates from Kentucky New Jersey and Ramsey County Minnesota, plus references to Eisenhower Stassen Ramsey Leonard and a San Francisco GOP National meeting. It lacks coherent details but indicates delegate appearances and speeches.
The readable text notes that on average tugs and trucks lose ten days annually to repair, indicating a recurring maintenance impact without clear context or locations.
Fragmentary text references legal means Johnson involvement and passage of civil tents and legislation before the Senate.
Andrew Day 55 Ruston to Howard 50 Ruston Jimmie Leo Wilson 20 Baton Rouge to Emily Leona Grayson 11 Monroe George Frederick Mobley 21 Ft Dick Cal to Marilyn Dawn Old 4 Monroe ti tor
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