Cadeville revival at Clark Springs Baptist Church begins Sunday
Clark Springs Baptist Church in Cadeville will open a week long revival starting Sunday at 7 30 p m nightly. Rev E Roger Johnson of Central Baptist Church Monroe will preach. Sunday morning he opens services. Arthur Rockett of New Orleans Baptist Seminary will preach at Central Baptist Church. The church lies on highway 13 eight miles from Monroe with good road conditions anticipated.
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Clark Springs
Maude Caples Dies at 46 in West Monroe
Mrs Maude Caples 46 of West Monroe died at midnight at her home. Funeral at Liberty Grove Church Wednesday at 2 pm Rev Alton Smith officiating. Interment in church cemetery under Hall Funeral home. She leaves husband Ollie Caples a son Lelan a daughter Mrs Maxine Barnes and a granddaughter. Three sisters live in Downsville Washington DC and California. Pallbearers listed.
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Maude Caples
West Monroe
Liberty Grove
Alton Smith
Hall Funeral Home
Church
Washington, D. C
Roy Clark
Willie Clark
California
Bob Clark
South Louisiana
T. J. Sikes
Alexandria
India aims for self sufficiency in jute by next year
Sir Datar Singh, India’s agriculture minister, says the country should be self sufficient in jute by the coming year, outlining plans to boost production and reduce imports.
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India
Datar Singh
Ministry of Agriculture
Former patient thanks Cooley for TB sanitarium aid
A former patient Catherine Callaway writes from the colored ward of the Cooley TB sanitarium north of West Monroe praising Captain G. B. Cooley and the facility. She recounts two years from 1947 to 1949 with three operations and discharge on July 20, 1949, thanking God and the staff for health and the chance to return to her family.
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G. B. Cooley
West Monroe
Cooley TB Sanitarium
God
Fair Enough Prompts Disorganized Demobilization Scene
The passage describes factions celebrating a ceremonial breaking of troublemaking pennants while pursuing self interest. They then create a loud uproar for immediate demobilization, marking the start of current disorganization and fragmented authority.
Police arrest 231 in July in Monroe adds detail
Monroe police report 231 arrests in July led by 79 counts of drunkenness and 36 city ordinance violations. other charges include aggravated assault five, burglary three, theft eight, auto theft three, forgery one, carrying weapons thirteen, use of weapons six, drunk driving seventeen, pandering one, prostitution two, criminal trespass six, disturbing the peace five, fugitive from justice eleven, liquor law four, vacanc y nine, peace warrants two, investigations two.
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Monroe
H. T. Ward
Wise Folks Drink HADACOL Vitamins and Minerals
1950 advertisement for HADACOL by The LeBlanc Corporation touts vitamins and minerals to prevent ailments. It promotes trial size bottles at $1.25 and large family or hospital sizes at $3.50 with the notable claim of a distinctive “HADACOL feeling.”
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Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Six Men Arrested by Monroe Police in Drunk and Disorderly Incident
Six men were arrested by Monroe police early Tuesday and jailed for being drunk and disorderly. The arrestees include Casey Osbon, 38, 305 Texas Avenue. E. B. Roberts, 37, Monroe. J. D. Cameron, 45, Monroe. Paul Benson, Tallulah. Arthur Green, 35, Calhoun. W. A. McDuff, 38, Monroe. Edward Alllumes, 45, Waterproof.
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Monroe
Casey Osbon
Texas Avenue
E. B. Roberts
J. D. Cameron
Paul Benson
Tallulah
Arthur Green
Calhoun
W. A. McDuff
Edward Allumes
Waterproof
River Stages Signal Flood Conditions Across Stations
A list of river stage readings shows multiple stations along the Mississippi and nearby rivers reporting rising or falling water levels. Notable rises occur at Vicksburg Natchez and Baton Rouge while several locations in Arkansas and Tennessee read similar changes.
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Mississippi St. Louis
Memphis
Helena
Ark. City
Vicksburg
Natchez
Baton Rouge
Ouachita Camden
Clothing stolen from parked car in Monroe incident
A Shreveport man reported to Monroe police that clothing was stolen from his car on a downtown street Monday. Missing items include a sport coat valued at 23 dollars, gold colored slacks eight dollars, a light cream gabardine suit sixty five dollars, blue slacks, and two pairs of brown slacks.
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Shreveport
Monroe
H. B. Jackson
Hughson and Ford Dealers Born From Ford's Vision
Illustrious San Francisco figure Billy Hughson is famed for turning $5,000 into the first carload of Ford automobiles from Detroit in 1903. He became the oldest Ford dealer, among 46 pre 1910 founders still in business, praised for good citizenship and shared Ford ideals of making the best products and distributing them to benefit all.
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Ford
Wild West
Billy Hughson
Ford Motor Company
San Fran
Illy HuGhson
San Francisco
Henry Ford
Mack Avenue
Detroit
America
Hughson
San Francisco Bay
Barney Oldfield
Eddie Rickenbacker
Young
Billy
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Ouachita Parish
DeSiard Street
Marion
Zelma Rector
Twin Cities
Cadeville Church
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Oliver Smith
A. A. Breard
Gilbert Showen
R. M. Johnston
Albert Rutledge
E. W. Futch
Cooley
Catherine Callaway
West Pointers
West Point Protective Association
Navy
Air Force
Japan
Hitler
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Stalin
Korea
Brass
Unioneers
Herbert Hoover
New York
Hoover
Wilson
Mary Pickford
Rans
Monroe and
Bes
Col
Monroe Police
Aeneas
Monroe Et Walgreen
Bodon
Rexall
Cisco
Henry Ford II
Ford Dealer
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