Legion Officials Condemn Gesell Report and Orders
Louisiana American Legion leaders condemn the Gesell Report and Defense Department orders as un-American and violating liberties. A Sunday executive committee authorized presenting a resolution at the national convention in Miami.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
American Legion
Gesell
Defense Department
the Legion
Louisiana Department
Miami
Secretary of Defense
Legion
McNamara
Crash Fatal To 7 Persons Four Of Them Children
Seven people including a baby and three children were killed in a car train crash near Saginaw Michigan. Two others were critically injured as the car carrying two Michigan couples’ families collided with a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train at a rural crossing five miles northwest of the city. The car was torn apart. Victims included Ellis Gary 22 and his wife Judy 21 and their two children Dawn Marie 5 and Ellis Walter 3 weeks. Audrey Glynn 29 of Auburn and two of her children Linda Lou 7 and Douglas 6 were critically injured with others Michae 2. The collision occurred in daylight around 5 p.m.
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Saginaw, Mich
Here
Michigan
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sheriff's Men
Saginaw
Dawn Marie
Elis Walter
Audry Glynn
Auburn
Linda Lou
Douglas
Glynn
Lester
Michae
Burney Awarded Postal Contract on Swartz Bldg
Post Office Department awards C A Burney of Swartz Louisiana a lease for new quarters in Swartz on the west side of State Highway 139 to improve postal operations Day says the system will remodel or move existing buildings as needed The Post Office plans grow with 45 000 locations nationwide handling 68 billion pieces annually with expected growth by 1979 to billions more
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C. A. Burney
Swartz
Post Office Department
Louisiana
General Day
Day
Trusty Given Extra Time For Getting Drunk
A jail trusty in West Monroe who drank while on a work detail at the recreation center was given six more months to sober up. Singleton Shephard age 53 admitted drinking wine after claiming friends slipped it to him. City Judge F. McCormick extended a term for disturbing the peace by public intoxication already being served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
Singleton Shephard
F. McCormick
Shephard
Man Burns To Death In Chair At Hospital Visit
MIAMI Fla AP a 78 year old man died when his cigarette sparked a fire after he dozed off in a chair beside a television set. His wife Mrs James E Halligan had reported his absence from a hospital visit and police found his charred body at their home.
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Miami
Fla
James E. Halligan
Final Phase Underway for Morning World Photo Contest
The Morning World and News-Star Photo Contest enters its seventh and final week with judging Thursday and awards Sunday. Vacation themed entries dominate, four black and white categories award 5 3 and 2 dollars, with national finals offering up to 31000 in prizes. Local grand prize winners advance to the national finals, open to amateurs after July 1 1962. Categories include babies and children teens and adults activities scenes and table tops and animal life and pets. Photographers should keep negatives and obtain releases for grand prize entries. Entries to Photo Contest Editor Monroe News-Star World Monroe La.
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Morning World
News- Star
News-Star
Monroe News-Star World
Monroe
Twelve Charter Filings Listed By Wade Martin
Twelve business filings affecting northeast Louisiana were received by secretary of state Wade O. Martin Jr. during July 31 to August 6. Six are domestic charters, five domestic amendments, and one dissolution notice. Charters include Twin City Plumbing, Blue Dot Quails, KCF Construction, O'Neal Butane Propane Service, DELAx, and Gay's Tractor & Implement, with capitals ranging from 20,000 to 702,000 dollars.
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Louisiana
Wade O. Martin, Jr
Twin City Plumbing, Inc
Camellia Drive
Monroe
Blue Dot Quails, Inc
Jamar Drive
KCF Construction Corporation
Wisner
O'Neal Butane Propane Service, Inc
Delhi
Delax Corporation
North 17Th Street
Gay
Ellender Backs Nuclear Test Ban Pact Fully
Senator Allen Ellender of Louisiana voiced full support for the nuclear test ban treaty and urged speedy Senate ratification. Senator Russell Long, also of Louisiana, said he would keep an open mind after hearings and evaluations of all arguments on both sides before voting. Both spoke during weekend Louisiana broadcasts.
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Washington
Louisiana
Senate
Allen J. Ellender
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Selman Field Designated Training Site for Summer Encampment
Selman Field has been designated as a training site for a two week summer encampment of the 9425th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron. Lt. Col. William T. Gattis announced the encampment runs from Saturday through August 31, daily 7 am to 3 30 pm. Several special recovery exercises will be held in addition to the existing training program.
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Selman Field
9425Th Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron
William T. Gattis
Gattis
Bozeman Jackson W obituary in Rayville
Jackson W. Bozeman 79 of route one Rayville died Saturday night after brief illness in a clinic He was a native of Marion County Mississippi a retired farmer and had lived in Richland Parish 45 years Funeral services were 2 p m today at Grace Baptist Church with Revs H L Weeks W A Dearman and Don Fletcher officiating Burial in Zebeder Cemetery directed by Hixson Brothers Funeral Home Surviving: widow Annie P Bozeman three sons James W R Bozeman B J Bozeman Baton Rouge two stepsons Lewis and Mike Thomas daughter Nellie Smith Archibald step-daughter L C Ross Lafayette 15 grandchildren nine great grandchildren Pallbearers E H Norman H D Dyer Marion Golman Jeff Branch Ottis Henderson Bill McCallen T B Branch B S Parker
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Rayville
Jackson W. Bozeman
Grace Baptist Church
H. L. Weeks
W. A. Dearman
Don Fletcher
Zebedeer
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Monroe
Marion County
Bozeman
Richland Parish
Annie P. Bozeman
James
W. R. Bozeman
L. C. Ross
Lafayette
E. H. Norman
H. D. Dyer
Marion Gol- Man
Jeff Branch
Ottis Henderson
Bill McCallen
T. B. Branch
B. S. Parker
Edmond Trichell Rites Held at Sacred Heart Oak Grove
Funeral services for Edmond Trichell 74 of Oak Grove were held at Sacred Heart Church with Father Germaine officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery under Gay's Funeral Home. Survivors include six daughters, two sons, five brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also noted are funeral arrangements for J H Mallery of West Monroe.
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Oak Grove
Edmond Trichell
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Germaine
Oak Grove Cemetery
Gay
Monroe
Trichell
Joseph Trichell
Snyder
Tex
Thomas Trichell
Tallulah
A. L. McDaniel
George Compton
Eudora
Ark
Jack Adams
Lake Providence
Albert McNease
Mel Rouge
H. R. Brooks
New Orleans
M. P. McDonnell
Detroit
Mich
Albert
Dec Tri
Mallery, West Monroe, dies after short illness
Joe H. Mallery, 64, of West Monroe died at home after a brief illness. A retired Southern Bell employee, he was a native of Mansfield and a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church. He was a Mason and Shriner. The notice notes his affiliation with Northeast Louisiana groups.
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Joe H. Mallery
West Monroe
Mallery
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Mansfield
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Northeast Louis
Mallery Rites Held for Louisiana Pioneer in Monroe
Funeral services for a longtime member of the Louisiana Bell Telephone Co and the National Rifle Organization were held in Monroe. Dr Wayne Gray officiated at Kilpatrick’s chapel with interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Ruston. Survivors include his wife Bennie Wilder Mallery of West Monroe and sister Adele Mallery of Shreveport. Pallbearers listed as Cecil Moore Fred Graves Chick Downing Elmer Vaughan Shep Auld and Andy Ambrose.
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Iana Shrine Club
Pioneer Organization of Louisiana Bell Telephone Co
National Rifle Organization
Kilpatrick's of
Monroe
Wayne Gray
Greenwood Cemetery
Ruston
Bennie Wilder Mallery
West Monroe
Adele Mallery
Shreveport
Cecil Moore
Fred Graves
Chick Downing
Elmer Vaughan
Shep Auld
Andy Ambrose
Diver Dies After Impalement At Jones Beach
Jones Beach New York Coast Guard airlifted 32 year old Robert Petit of Westbury after he was knocked from his feet by a wave and impaled on his spear. Fishermen summoned help and he was transported to a hospital where he died during surgery.
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Jones Beach
N.Y
Robert Petit
Westbury
Jones Beach State Park
Atlantic Ocean
Coast Guard
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Leeroy Jordan
Federal
Atlanta
Georgia
Wallace Butts
Saturday Evening Post
Attor
Ney Winston McCall
Charles Trippi
Georgia Star
Trippi
Post
Burney
Swartz Bldg
Twin Cities
West
Natchitoches
Trusty
Wade Martin
Ellender
Selman
ADV
Around the
Bourbon
Madhan Tinal Des
Canaan
Coemaar
Hiram Walker & Sons Limited
Walkerville
Canada
J. W. Bozeman
Chell
Phillip Trichell
Fairbanks
Ezra
Leo Trichell
Orville McDaniel
0. C. Trichell
R. G. Dardon
J. H. Mallery
Slack Street
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Mallory
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Adell Mallery
Bodan
Rexall Drugs
Desiard
Hargus Insulation CO
Highland Shopping Center
Terry Farris
Terry Farris Stores, Inc
Your Friendly Family Store
Highland
Cypress
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