WWI Veterans Terzia Barracks Officers Installed
The Leo Terzia Barracks for World War I veterans is forming in Monroe, with Marion F. Dupont as commander and charter memberships open for several weeks. The linked Terzia family members share a history with the ill fated Tuscania, and the group lists officers including Hartman, Lennon, Holloway, Keene, Blanchard, and Towery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Terzia
Monroe
Marion F. DuPont
DuPont
Louisiana
Bastrop
Terzia
Tensas Levee Basin
Irish Sea
Tensas
Fensky
Leo
Seattich
Ireland
DuPont and
Tergia
Henry 0. Hartman
Hugh Lennon
Ernest PD. Holloway
J. W. Keene
Wm. H. Paes
J. L Blanchard
H Bo McClendon
R B. Towery
W. A Brandt
Charles Mitchell
Sam Orchard
M. W Montgomery
Ex-Dictator Hunted On Invasion Charge
In Bogota police and army hunted ex dictator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla on a plot charge tied to a bid for a comeback while President Guillermo Leon Valencia met Venezuelan leader Romulo Betancourt. Five conspirators were seized including Pinilla’s son-in-law as Valencia urged action and pledged to defend democracies in Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Venezuela
Valencia
Romulo Betancourt
Rojas Pinilla
National
Mound Bayou Votes Favor Former Governor Coleman
Mound Bayou Miss an all Negro town recorded results for the governor race showing former Gov J P Coleman leading with 141 votes to Paul Johnson 26 Mason 17 and Sullivan 31. The town with a 1354 population gained its charter in 1898.
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Mound Bayou
Miss
J. P. Coleman
Coleman
Paul Johnson
Robert F. Mason
Charles Sullivan
X15 Flight Set To Retry Record Run
Edwards AFB Calif. NASA pilot Joe Walker aimed to set a new altitude record of about 68 miles in the X15 rocket plane. Poor weather canceled flights the past two days and an earlier attempt Wednesday, but a retry was scheduled for today.
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Edwards Afb, Calif
UPI
Space Agency
Joe Walker
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Businessmen Look For Fall Upturn
NEW YORK AP It is not just hot weather delaying activity. Many businessmen hope economists are right that business will improve in fall though hesitancy remains. Trade war risks, nuclear test ban spillover, postwar construction, auto model debuts, and a quiet labor scene all add uncertainty.
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New York
Electric Water Department Bids Accepted for Expansion
Contracts totaling 355565.85 were awarded by the Utilities Commission for the Monroe electrical and water systems as part of a 62 million expansion. Low bidders include Byron Jackson Pumps Inc for 53166, Monroe Hardware 35438, Allis Chalmers 74390, General Electric 33609, 116948, 27540, 13974.85, Westinghouse 892913. The program aims to complete by June 1 1965 with 6 million revenue bonds approved. Ford Bacon Davis reviewed bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Electrical and Water Systems
The
Utilities Commission
French L. Smith
Byron Jackson Pumps, Inc
Monroe Hardware Co
Allis Chalmers
General Electric
Monroe Hardware
Westinghouse
Ford, Bacon & Davis
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry O. Hartman
Marion E. DuPont
Fensky Terzia
John Fogleman
American Legion of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Betancourt
San Cristobal
DeSiard St
Ame Gordon
Holland
Minut
Dixie
United van Lines
Diamond Merchants OF America
Zordon
Quality Jewelers
AMO Our
Mewest
Iwaga Shopping Center
Gordon’s—Mail Order Division
Electric
Water Department
Walter Pierron
Lakeshore Pharmacy
Prkkh
ORLON
Bonanza
Come
Door Buster
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