Louisiana industrial study cites slow gains in decade growth
A Louisiana study by the Public Array Research Council finds the state matched the national economic growth rate but lagged eight-state peers in the South and West. It notes tax structure concerns, business attitude, and calls for tax reform and renewed industrial mobilization to boost development.
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FBI Captures Most Wanted Bank Robber in Hollywood
The FBI announced the capture of John Kinchlee De Jarnette 41 of Kentucky, added to the 10 most wanted list last Friday for three bank robberies totaling about 100000 dollars. Doris Lee Nelson 28 was arrested with him as Mrs Nelson. De Jarnette is charged with robbing Louisville branches and the Providence Bank in Cincinnati between Sept and Oct.
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FBI
Hollywood
Calif
John Kinchlee de Jarnette 41
Kentucky
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Cen
Miss Nelson
de Jarnette
Joh Nelson
Seventh & Hill
Liberty National Bank & Trust Co
Louisville
Highland
Madison Act
Provdence Bank
Cincinnati
Ohio
Segregation Cited In North West States
The Civil Rights Commission reports public school segregation exists in five northern and western cities and in four Southern states. In Philadelphia and St Louis, de facto segregation worsened or persisted. Kentucky and Virginia show slow desegregation with ongoing comparisons of educational quality. North Carolina and Tennessee show barriers to desegregation amid token progress.
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Tennesse
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Virginia
Tennessee
Bright Young Ike Men Advance Strong Case
The ADVANCE editors claim Republicans can win the Negro vote in big cities by ending white supremacy and backing nonsegregationist candidates. Ike endorses ADVANCE, praising its figures on Detroit Philadelphia and New York gains, and Romney’s 1962 Michigan win. Romney beat Nixon by 5.2 percent citywide, with Negro wards in Detroit showing 7 to 10 percent margins.
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Advance
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Charles A. Halleck
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George Romney
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Rites Set for Dr Bunnie McEwin McKoin This Afternoon
Funeral services are planned for 4 p.m. today at College Place Baptist Church for Dr Bunnie McKoin longtime Monroe resident and former Met Rouge mayor. Burial will follow at Riverview Cemetery under Peters Funeral Home. Dr McKoin 76 died Sunday at his daughter's home after years of illness. He earned his medical degree from Tulane in 1912 and practiced in Jones and Mer Rouge before serving as Met Rouge mayor 1917–1921.
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Monroe
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Tulane University
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Shreveport
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Survivors listed in Monroe area notice
Survivors include four dan cers, Mrs. J. B. Swanson Jr, Jon Rouge, Mrs. M. K. Berryville Va, Mrs. T. H. Woods and Mrs. J. W. Cummins of Monroe, one brother Atlas Mc Koin of Dorado Ark, nine grandchildren and one great grandson.
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Jon Rouge
Berryville, Va
T. H. Woods
J. W. Cummins
Monroe
Atlas McKoin
FE Dorado
Ark
Ceramics Classes Begin at Benoit Center
Monroe's Recreation Department offers free ceramics classes for women beginners and advanced artists starting this week at the Benoit Center. Advanced classes run Tuesdays 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Beginners begin Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. Participants pay for materials.
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