West Monroe native completes first stage musical in New York
Sandy Lawn, formerly of West Monroe, has completed a stage musical Theda Bara and the Kangaroo. The show, about a young couple and a psychiatrist, is to open off Broadway in New York City this fall. Lawn, son of George and Mrs. Lawn, is a West Monroe High School graduate.
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Hospital mixup links two 11 year olds to swapped births
In Yamagata Japan two 11 year olds were found to have been swapped at birth after a routine blood test triggered an investigation. Officials say the boys were given to each other's parents shortly after birth.
Woman Killed Two Injured In One Car Wreck
A Tuesday night crash on La. 15 near Farmerville killed 56 year old Mrs Berdell Baker and injured her 16 year old daughter Betty Baker and 36 year old Johnny Ringgold Jr all of Farmerville. The car left the road at high speed and struck a concrete culvert. Ringgold was later moved to Monroe hospital. Drivers unable to confirm who was behind the wheel.
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Boys to Rejoin Real Parents After Adjustment
Report notes two boys will return to their biological parents following a period of family adjustment. State welfare officials oversee the process and arrange reunification with guardians.
Gloria Swanson Reflects on Life and Broadway Comebacks
Voice Of Broadway interview with Gloria Swanson recounts her 74 years in entertainment from 1915 film work to a Broadway revival. She discusses the power of thought, personal letters that saved lives, and experiences with William Inge plays and critics while recalling recent theater chatter and a dramatic career arc.
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New Orleans Port Sees Record Grain Shipments Amid Russian Deal
New Orleans reports a surge in grain exports with about 500000 bushels moving through eight elevators in five months, up from 380000 the previous year. Henry Joffray notes exports could reach 3.5 billion bushels by 1980 as Russia joins Japan and West Germany as major buyers.
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