Alumni Day at LSU Medical School honors Dean Frye
Dr. M. Raphael of Monroe attended Alumni Day at Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans with about 90 alumni. The program included faculty reviews of new medical developments a portrait presentation of Dean William W. Frye a business meeting and luncheon. Plaster work in Egypt’s pyramids often remains in good condition after 4000 years. A separate item notes the Aid Hodgson mill in Sycamore Missouri still uses 19th century methods under Fred Leach since 1949 to produce corn meal and flour. European paper spread began only in the 14th Century.
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Concordia Opens Trade School in Parish
Concordia parish begins its new trade school offering commercial work courses from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, with openings in all-day classes. Night classes also start meeting Monday and Thursday from 7 to 9 30 p m to provide shorter training for employed or unemployed individuals.
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Billy Graham Arrives in Tokyo En Route to Korea
Evangelist Billy Graham lands in Tokyo before a five day revival tour planned in Pusan and Seoul. He hopes to meet President Eisenhower to urge a day of prayer for Korea and to visit American troops amid the Korean War. He traveled from the United States with faith and prayer as his guide.
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Veterans Training Program Offered Under GI Bill
A school announces carpentry and farm mechanics courses on the same schedule starting Monday. The program is approved by the division of veterans education and the state department of education and offers training to veterans under the GI Bill and the Korean Veterans Bill.
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Division of Veterans’ Education
State Department of Education
Missionary Dinner Guests Lead Tokyo Schedule
Graham will be guest of honor in Tokyo Thursday at a missionary and chaplains dinner. He will meet Gen. Mark Clark U S Ambassador Robert Murphy and Prince and Princess Mikasa, the Emperor's brother and sister in law, as part of his Christmas front line visit.
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Convict Slayer Receives Ten More Years in Louisiana
Clyde S. Beach, 48, was found guilty of manslaughter in the 1951 slaying of Solomon Lee at the Louisiana State Penitentiary after a one day trial. Beach had been indicted for murder but the jury reduced the charge. A guilty verdict would have carried the death penalty. Beach had served five years of a ten year robbery sentence. Prison employee William Moore testified Beach stabbed Lee with a five inch knife. Beach claimed the act was a crime of passion.
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William Moore
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