Oath of Office For Moss In Tokyo Feaf
Captain Henry J Y Moss newly integrated as an officer in the United States Air Force took his oath at Far East Air Forces Headquarters in Tokyo Japan. He has served as an educator in several universities and military schools before joining FEAF as an Education Specialist and later becoming an Air Force officer. He and wife Beatrice Moss reside with their four children in Tokyo while Mrs Moss’ mother lives in Ruston.
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Henry J. Y. Moss
Beatrice C. Moss
Monroe
Far East Air Forces Headquarters
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Reinstatement Granted to Mrs J E Kincaid
Former member Mrs J E Kincaid was reinstated. Refreshments were served to Mesdames F J Hays W W Neese T V Gardner R L Kirkpatrick C D Dent Jr H L Brown J E Kincaid and L R Morgan Jr.
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L. R. Morgan, Jr
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Daily Listings
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Nine People Fined on State Charges in City Court
Jim Smith of Fondale was fined 100 dollars and had his license suspended for drunk driving. Five others from Monroe faced 25 dollar fines for simple battery. Oliver McCoy and T R McElvana of Monroe paid 10 dollars for speeding. Jessie Austin and D M Delaney were jailed 60 days for theft. Ivy Dunn of Monroe was ordered to pay 25 dollars weekly in wife support.
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Fondale
W. M. Harper
Grady Hardware
Monroe
George Smith
Adams Street
Jessie Austin
Booker T. Washington Addition
D. M. Delaney
Louisville
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Ivy D. Dunn
DeSiard Road
Iran Cabinet Shakeup Shrugs Off Resignations
Circles close to Premier Ahmed Qavam report several cabinet ministers tendered resignations and a government shakeup is expected. Qavam plans to present a new ministerial lineup to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi for approval tomorrow.
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Qavam
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
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Re-Employment Rights For Veterans Emphasized in Louisiana
Veterans re employment rights remain in effect after the Selective Training and Service Act expiration. H B McClendon notes that the Louisiana State Department of Veterans Affairs with the U S Department of Labor assists veterans and employers. Parish service officer in Room 204 Monroe Parish Courthouse can answer rights questions.
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McClendon
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Monroe
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Postal Auxiliary Holds November Meeting
The women’s auxiliary of Post Office Clerk’s Local No. 792 met at Mrs W. W. Neese’s home on Hood Street West Monroe with Mrs F J Hays presiding in the president’s absence. Eight members attended and planned a December Christmas party with a cake walk and each member to bring a cake. Fifty boxes of assorted cards were to be available.
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Hood Street
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Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary to Elect Officers Tonight
Wood Lee Camp No 9 United Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary No 10 will elect officers for 1948. Sessions are at the Knights of Columbus hall 207 Hart street the organization’s new meeting place. North Dakota’s park system includes six state parks three historical sites and seven recreational parks.
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