Open House Slated Thursday At Dubach Plant
Southwest Gas Producing Company announces an open house Thursday at the Southwest-Feazel Gasoline Plant in Dubach. Officers and directors with Feazel Interests will host producers and customers to inspect the U. O. P. platforming unit and new additions. The plant now operates at higher output of premium high octane gasoline.
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Southwest Gas Producing Company, Inc
Monroe
Feazel
W. C. Feazel
Gertrude Feazel Anderson
G. M. Anderson
Lallage Feazel
Southwest - Feazel
Dubach
Tigerettes Open Bus Fund Drive For Neville High
Neville High School Tigerettes drive funds for travel to Louisiana AA playoffs at Reserve. One member baked and delivered a cake for five dollars after a downtown merchant offered to buy first cake. Cakes are sold by 124 girls from 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. today. Meals arranged through local TV station at 8155.
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Neville High School
Tigerettes
Ann Jarrell
Neville Tigerettes
District Judge Dies Of Injuries In Wreck
SHREVEPORT La Bryan FE Bush 57 year old former Caddo Parish district judge died yesterday from injuries suffered in an automobile accident on Safe Driving Day 12 days ago. He died four days after his brother Joseph Bush 40 died from injuries from another accident the previous day. Bush was injured in a two car collision north of Shreveport. His brother's car overturned on a highway near Jonesboro. Former Gov Earl Long appointed Bush to the district bench in 1948. He was defeated by Judge William F Woods Jr. at the polls. Survivors include his widow two daughters Mrs Van H King of Shreveport and Mrs John Chandler of El Paso Tex two sons Bryan and Arthur both of Shreveport two sisters Mrs Mary Bales of Hammond La and Mrs Max Cole of Beaumont Tex one brother E H Bush Lufkin Tex and his mother Mrs W E Bush of Jonesboro.
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Caddo Parish
Joseph Bush
Jonesboro
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William F. Woods Jr
van H. King
John Chandler
el Paso
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Bryan
Arthur
Mary Bales
Hammond
Max Cole
Beaumont
E. H. Bush
Lufkin
W. E. Bush
Shelby Jackson Called Obstacle To La Education
Baton Rouge upstate superintendent Shelby Jackson is labeled the greatest obstacle to Louisiana education by campaign rival Alice Stringer. Stringer accuses Jackson of blocking reforms and misrepresenting school quality while Louisiana spends about 150 million annually on education.
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Shelby Jackson
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Alice Stringer
Jackson
Theft of Watch Probed by Police
Police investigate a $70 watch theft at a local man Robert Beatty's home on 24th Street. Detectives report entry through a kitchen window between 7:30 am Monday and 5:30 pm Monday.
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Robert Beatty
Uth 24Th Street
Ford Foundation Grants Aid Nine Louisiana Colleges
The Ford Foundation announces grants to nine Louisiana colleges and universities led by Tulane University receiving 1 156 400 dollars and Xavier University 353 200 dollars. Other Louisiana recipients include Centenary College 148 200 and Loyola University 133 300. The list forms part of a nationwide allocation across several states.
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Ford Foundation
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Loyola University
New Orleans
St. Mary's Dominican College
Tulane University
Xavier University
Notre Dame Seminary
Newcombe College
Tulane
Mississippi
Belhaven College
Jackson
Blue Mountain College
Blue Mountain
x-Millsaps College
Mississippi College
Clinton
Rust College
Holly Springs
Tougaloo
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Dallas
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Texas Christian University
Texas College
Tyler
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Worth
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San Antonio
University of Houston
Houston
University of St. Thomas
Wiley College
Marshall
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
Kohn Won’t Have To Serve Time
New Orleans Governor Kennon will sign a state pardon board recommendation to commute Aaron Kohns 10 day contempt sentence to a $100 fine. Kohn director of the Metropolitan Crime Commission faced jail and a fine for refusing to reveal confidential informant names in court.
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Pardon Board
Aaron Kohn
Kohn
Metropolitan Crime Commission
Parish
Kennon
C. E. Barham
Armored Division Establishes HQ at Polk Post
The First Armored Division set up permanent headquarters at Fort Polk Louisiana, the re activated post that hosted the recent Exercise Sagebrush maneuvers. Some units of the large mock war games remain in the area awaiting final processing as the division moves in.
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Langley Field
Louisiana
Armored
Polk
Fort Polk
First Armored
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