Mc Connell Joins Commercial Solvents Agriculture Dept
M K McConnell appointed to Commercial Solvents agricultural chemicals sales. He will oversee CSC ammonium nitrate distribution to fertilizer trades in Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Texas from Sterlington offices. A LSU chemistry graduate and former TVA employee he has farm management and soil conservation experience plus wartime Navy service. He is active in Louisiana Cattlemen's Association and Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. McConnell
Agricultural Chemicals Sales Department
Commercial Solvents
Clyde Marshall
S. C
Sterlington
McConnell
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana State University
Tennessee Valley Authority
Rayville
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation
Richland Parish
U. S. Navy
Louisiana Cattlemen’s Association
The
Kiwanis
Lincoln Parish Names Grand and Petit Jurors for Fall Session
Lincoln Parish jury commission named twenty grand jurors and thirty petit jurors for the fall district court session in Ruston. Grand jurors come from wards 1 through VIII, including E F Bauch J L Fallen Fred H Mitchell J A Davis and others. Petit jurors listed include Alvin K Gardner Laska L Mitchell and Roy Ivy.
Ward Wardeln Names and Officials List by Districts
A fragmented OCR list names several individuals by ward designations I through VII plus a ward labeled VAIL. The items include Smith Lamar C Aycock E G Hill Paul Zachary Horace A Oxford D H Blackstock Velma E Parkman E S Weir Arvel Sanders B B Hood W C Harrell W C Hood W R Ledbetter H A Perritt J B Watts W C Alexander Duston P Peterson M J Hyatt Ward III W L Aswell M F Ambrose W A Hennen Ward IV H E Hammons J E Ambrose Ward V R P Tubb Ward VII R S Larance W W Gray Billy M Davidson from ward VAIL.
March Of Dimes Opens Emergency Drive In Louisiana
The emergency March of Dimes drive runs August 21 to September 4 in Ouachita parish led by Roy Q. Cole. Ed Foreman reports 232 polio cases admitted to four Louisiana centers through August 15, with 272 cases recorded by August 7 and ongoing needs for funds and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Quachita Parish
Roy Q. Cole
Heninger
Monroe
Louisiana
Ed Foremean
National Foundation For
Foreman
Department of Health
Baptist
Baton Rouge General Hospital
Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge
East Feliciana
Livingston
Charity Hospital
New Orleans- Frangeline
Jefferson
Orleans
St. Landry
Confederate Memorial Medical Center
Shreveport - Caddo
de Soto
Bienville
Richland
Sabine
Winn
National Foundation
Coroner Finds No Charges Over Intersection Incident
Coroner Gilbert Brown said there were no legal grounds for charges after reviewing the scene. He noted the intersection was not properly marked and negligence was not evident, prompting continued inquiry on the first page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncy
Gilbert Brown
Eisenhower Advocates Global Faith Led Peace Movement
President Eisenhower urges a world religious alliance to unite in a massive simultaneous prayer for a just and lasting peace. Clergy leaders praise his call noting church state relations and the need for faith influenced decisions, with church figures emphasizing bottom up efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
William C. Martin
Dallas
National Council of Churches of Christ
USA
Adolph Keller
Swiss Protestant Church Federation
Eisenhower
God
Weston Henry Stewart
Jerusalem
Church of England
Jordan
Council of Churches
Canterbury
Air Force backs reserve strength and restraint on aggression
The Air Force statement endorses attacking sources behind aggression if needed but cautions on when civilians may use force. At a reserve forces symposium, Maj. Gen. Hall said there are no plans to disband air reserves or federalize the Air National Guard and the White House position on the reserve program remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFA
Air Force
Air National Guard
William E. Hall
White House
Missing music teacher leaves clues in Monroe
Deputies say foul play possible as they examine clothing and a recently bought 1954 Plymouth in Monroe. They seek witnesses who saw the tall thin man with light brown hair, blue eyes, and glasses who left his brother’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Colonels and officers in Korea face military trials
A colonel and another enlisted man face charges as a board of inquiry in Washington weighs Col Frank Schwable's fitness after germ warfare broadcasts. Fleming, a Pacific veteran, awaits open court trial for charges connected to Sunchon and his capture by Chinese forces. He says his view of communism shifted after his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Schwable
Peiping
Sth Army
Fleming
Sunchon
Korea
Dr Yerbury Careers in Music and Writing Across Institutions
Bury maintained a Brook lyn studio and was known as a church and concert singer. She taught at Braumuller Studios of New Jersey and New York University, and served on G. Shirmer Inc editorial staff. She became associate professor of music at Moravian College for Women Bethlehem and led vocal music and all choirs. Her poetry appeared in the New York Sun and other periodicals. She belongs to Pi Kappa Lambda American Musicological Society and Mu Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerbury
New York Sun
Pi Kappa Lambda
National Honorary Music Society
The
American Musicological Society
Mu Sigma
Honorary Music Society
Washington Square College
Ike outlines U.S. aid to strengthen Far East forces
President describes U.S. military aid totaling 1.7 billion shipped overseas, with about 700 million to Far East nations. He cites intensifying arms for China’s Nationalist air force on Formosa, antiair defenses, and improved communications. Past four years delivered 34,733 tanks, 188,497 motor vehicles, 5,911 aircraft, 784 ships, 45 million artillery rounds, 127,403 electronics items, and 34,802 artillery pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Grace Yerbury Joins Northeast State Music Faculty
Dr. Grace Yerbury of New York will join the Northeast State music faculty this fall, announced by Dr Harry M. Lemp ert. She holds a PhD from Indiana University and has held roles as teacher editor and writer with studies at the Library of Congress and George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Yerbury
New York
Northeast State Music
Harry M. Lemert
Compromise on EDC faces German arms plan clash
Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak called for a face-saving end to a meeting about the European Defence Community. Mendes France urged German re armament and a European organization, while Adenauer Beyen Bechned and Piccioni resisted changes needing new parliamentary approvals. Spark proposed listing the Mendes France points for parliamentary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul- Henri Spaak
Mendes - France
Spaak
Adenauer
J. W. Beyen
Luxembourg
Joseph Bechned
Attilio Piccioni
Youth Found After Leaving Home Missing Since Evening
Kenneth Grimm, a youth working at his father's electric firm and serving voluntary civil defense duty, vanished after returning home around 5 p.m. He told his mother he would help with inventory instead of duty at the filter center. Mrs Grimm did not see him depart and the family car remained. Police were alerted as dawn approached and a search began at daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maimi
Grimm
Kenneth
Verdict II and Cahn Aim to Use Schine as Hostage
The article reports Stevens and Adams allegedly tried to use Schine as a hostage to derail McCarthy’s red hunt in the Army. Potter discussed subcommittee progress with Mundt seeking a windup, promising a personal statement before departure, and predicting completion before Mundt’s September return. McCarthy declined further comment on the subcommittee’s troubles and yesterday’s blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahn
Stevens
Adams
McCarthy
Potter
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Michigan
Mundt
Margaret Chase Smith
Eisenhower Intimates Tour to Boost Republican Senate Edge
President Eisenhower launches a cross country tour aimed at expanding Republican strength in Congress. He criticized economists and political rhetoric, noting Republicans hold a slim Senate edge and a five seat House margin as he began a 13 hour travel period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Eisenhower praises GOP record as Johnson notes lines drawn
President Eisenhower lauds the Republican performance in Congress during a Washington visit. Senate Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson says the season is ending with clear lines on key issues and predicts the November vote will decide who is right. Eisenhower says Lincoln would be proud of the current GOP delegation and hints at expanding it. He cites foreign policy gains and a brighter outlook in Iran, Egypt and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Sesson
Lincoln
Korea
Indochina
Iran
Egypt
Chatemala
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M. K. Mc Connell
Lincoln Parish
DR. N. L. Moncrief
Harrison St. Monroe
Ces
Viverstein’y
Ike
United States
Formosa
Indiana University
Library of Congress
George Washington University
America
Hunter College of
New York City
Phi Beta Kappa
New York University
Columbia University
Dr. Yer
Spark
Mendes- France
Press Fight
Roark Bros
Jackson
C. & McKenzie, JR
Pontiac
Louisville
West Pontiac, Inc
Monroe, la
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