Music Teachers Honor Students At Monroe West Monroe Reception
The Music Teacher's Association of Monroe and West Monroe held a December 5 reception in the Virginia Hotel Grand ballroom for students of member teachers. About three hundred fifty teachers, students and guests attended with punch and cookies served. Eloy Feminaya of Northeast Louisiana State College hosted.
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Virginia Hotel
Music Teacher’s Association of
Monroe
West Monroe
Eloy Feminaya
Northeast Louisiana State College
Should He Drop Hope of Unity Between Ex-Wives and Son
A man recalls his 21 year old son's marriage and Army posting after two generations of estrangement. He funded support but faced blocking from his former wife and mother-in-law who still live together. He wonders if contact with his son can ever be rebuilt.
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Mary Haworth
John
M.H. Mary Haworth
Army wife rift mirrors dragon mother and military path
Dear B C readers letter discusses a son drifting from his father due to a possessive mother in law. A veteran Army life stance and a chaplain facilitated talk are recommended to bridge the gap and restore true identity.
Monroe West Monroe Christmas Parade Becomes Community Effort
James Williams of the Chamber says the annual parade on Saturday at 3 p.m. showcases Ouachita parish cooperation. Thirteen floats are funded by local farmers including Paul Ransom Fred Huenefeld Joe Dixon H W McSherry and others with towing by McCain Richards Company and Scott Truck and Tractor Co.
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Monroe - West Monroe
Bruce Gregg
King Stubbs
Amos Smelser
T. A. Calloway
N. W. McHenry
McCain-Richards Company
Scott Truck and Tractor Co
$1.5 Million Suit Filed Against CBS
A former secretary of slain Alabama crime fighter Albert Patterson filed a $1.5 million lawsuit against CBS in U S district court here The suit accuses Studio One with Jackie Gleason of libel for a Dec 6 1954 broadcast alleging Patterson was involved with crime and corruption The case seeks 5000 in actual damages and 1 million in punitive damages
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Patterson
Columbia Broadcasting System Today
Lucille Smith
Studio One
Jackie Gleason
U.S
CBS
Hugh Bentley
Russell County
Phenix City
Two Rural Areas To Get New Phone Service
Riverton and Corey will gain telephone service as workers began a new line to the locality. A. B. Kessler of Southern Bell says the line will connect with the Columbia exchange and serve about 65 subscribers at an estimated cost of 49 529 dollars.
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Columbia
Riverton
Corey
A. B. Kessler
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Columbia Exchange
British Peer Proposes UN Control of Nuclear Weapons
Lord Fraser of North Cape urged the United Nations to seize all nuclear weapons and bury them on Mt Everest. He proposed 300 to 500 bombs under UN custody with the Security Council deciding when to use a portion in case of aggression or mobilization by great powers.
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London
United Nations
Mt. Everest
Lord Fraser
North Cape
House of Lords
U. N
Security Council
Elephants Cause Telephone Wires to Tangled Spaghetti Scrape
Elephants on Sumatra pull down and entangle telephone wires while scratching their backs against poles, creating tangled lines and local utility concerns.
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Sumatra
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