Safe year in flying shown
Aviation reports a remarkably low fatality rate for 1948 with domestic trunk lines near 1.4 passenger deaths per 100 million passenger miles and international lines around one death. Through December, four passenger crashes killed 83 travelers and 13 crew. total deaths reached 97.
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James J. Strebig
Associated Press
Washington
American Aviation
International Airlines
Jerry Courtland brings gentle reform to Broadway visit
Jerome Courtland, 22, Holly wood actor known for kissing Shirley Temple, visits Manhattan. The ex sergeant stays low profile, avoids alcohol, drinks milk, and enjoys museums and the encyclopedia. He plans to study and climb mountains between films, challenging stereotypes in Hollywood.
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New York
Hollywood
Jerome Courtland
Shirley Temple
Jerry
Manhattan
Los Angeles
California
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Courtland
Shor
Grant
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Colorado
Post Auxiliary Plans Holiday Work for Veterans
The Hudson Leedy Post No. 3993 Auxiliary met in West Monroe with 14 members. They planned a Christmas box for a veteran and visiting the Veterans Hospital in Alexandria. The next meeting December 17 will be a Christmas gathering urged by President Mrs Jewel Scott.
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Hudson-Leedy Post No
West Monroe
Veterans’ Hospital
Alexandria
Jewel Scott
Grimsley to Present Dances in Five towns
L C Grimsley of Monroe conducts dancing classes in five places and announces Yuletide programs to be held in Rayville Mangham Oak Grove Columbia and one remaining location. The events span December with dates listed for each town.
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L. C. Grimsley
Monroe
Rayville
Literary Club
Mangham
Oak Grove
Columbia
Toy Shop Will Be Of Three Groups
"The Toy Shop" a Christmas fantasy at Crosley School West Monroe December 15 at 7 30 p m will be a cooperative venture involving Kay Crandall Causeys pupils the Junior Red Cross and Crosley Schools chorus. Mrs Causeys pupils perform for Junior Red Cross with tickets and backstage help by Junior Red Cross under Mrs Forrest Seaman. Crosley School chorus directed by Miss Betty Rinehart provides distant singing and carols 7 00 to 7 30 p m before the play.
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Crosley School
West Monroe
Kay Crandall Causey
Forrest Seaman
Betty Rinehart
Paula Burford
Dawson Ann Forman
Linda Landers
Jennie Lou Ervin
Tommie Ann Bivens
Joe D. Guerriero
Roy Lee
Donald Ballard
George Lofton
Kathy Kennedy
Freddie Webb
Tommie Ross
Nancy Johnson
Miss Rinehart
Margie Sims
Jean Fitzgerald
Shirley Hopkins
Jeannie Renfrew
DeJuana McCormick
Barbara Evans
Sue Lolley
Jackie Smith
Carolyn Welch
Anita Faye Rickerson
Gladys Fortenberry
Norma Thornton
Betty Sue Crawford
Barbara Tyler
Jo Ann Edwards
Dixie Brown
Betty Bandy
Patsy Said
Joyce Clark
Marlene Hendricks
Terri Lee Fields
Marguerite Bamburg
Carolyn Bradley
Patricia Ann Hogan
Renda Dees
Minnie Mae Fox
Katherine Funderburk
Lenwis School
Tommy Johnson
Robert Fairchild
Carl Fontana
Kenneth Hart
Ouachita Grammar
St. Paschal’s School
Cities call for new revenue as tax bases shrink
Washington reports Mayor Fletcher Bowron of Los Angeles tells the American Municipal Association that cities are starved for revenue due to federal and state sales taxes. He urges broadened local tax bases or new financing from higher levels, addressing housing, civil defense and municipal employee issues with about 500 mayors attending. Senator Ellender participates in housing discussions.
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Washington
Fletcher Bowron
Los Angeles
American Municipal Association
Bowron
William Devin
Seattle
Senator Ellender
D-La
Pardon Applications Expected From Milk Strike Participants
Louisiana pardon board secretary L A Sauer said 59 men sentenced to prison terms for the 1947 Florida parishes milk strike are expected to apply for pardons this week. Applications will be reviewed as the board holds meetings in New Orleans. Strikers faced sentences from six months to one year for conspiring to violate the anti racketeering act by halting trains and dumping milk. six received suspended sentences.
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New Orleans
L. A. Sauer
Louisiana State Pardon Board
Florida Parishes
Child to undergo ordered operation in New Orleans
Blonde Marilyn Jean Moyer will undergo a court ordered operation at 1 p.m. today for removal of a spinal tumor blamed for her paralyzed condition. C. W. Holmes, assistant director at Foundation Hospital, said it would be.
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Harrison County
Miss
Leslie Grant
Marilyn
Norman Moyer
Carpio
N. D
Mary Lowry Snider
Long Beach
Dean M. Echols
New Orleans
Marilyn Jean Moyer
C. W. Holmes
Foundation Hospital
Three West Monroe youths booked for discharging fireworks
Three West Monroe youths L. D. Johnson age 20 Earl R. Haney age 18 and Harold Lincecum age 18 were booked by Monroe police for discharging fireworks within city limits at North Third and DeSiard Street. They posted $25 cash bonds and face city court Monday afternoon.
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West Monroe
Monroe
H. T. Ward
L. D. Johnson
Earl R. Haney
Harold Lincecum
North Third
DeSiard Street
Ward
Police urge public cooperation with new ordinance
The police department asks residents to cooperate and abide by the ordinance to prevent injuries and ensure safety.
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Police Department
Monroe Fine Arts Club Christmas Dinner Tonight
The Monroe Fine Arts Club will hold its annual Christmas dinner at the Hotel Virginia Cameo room tonight at 7 30 p.m. A program of fun and interest is planned.
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Monroe Fine Arts Club
Virginia Cameo Room
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