Charity Revue Tonight At Paramount Theater
The Good Fellows revue presented by the Illinois Central Employes Service club offers a midnight show at 11 p.m. at the Paramount with acts from Bees High School band South American rhumba Ouachita Parish High School and Northeast Junior College, plus dance numbers, acrobatics, magic, and a finale. Proceeds go to the Good Fellows fund.
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Illinois Central Employer Service Club
Irving Ward-Steinman
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Bees High School
Charles Ganshell
Goldah Roan
Mary Louise Marine
Katherine Juanita Guerriero
Seam
Jackie Freeman
Boy Scouts of America
We Are All Americans
Christine Galloway
Neville High School
Louise Norma Russ
Elaine Jones
Stanley Hodges
Ouachita Parish High School
Ben Rush
Ephard Brown
LeRoy Cantrell
T. A. Bruke
Jack Cuningham
Robert Jones
Robert Southern
Edwin
Stanley Wall
Harry Williams
Good Fellows
Clarice Roan
Jeune Hunt
Sydney Wall
Edward New
Jean Kennedy
Betty Sue Scott
Jack Freeman
J. N. Chapman
I. C. Railroad
Christmas program announced for prisoners at Ouachita Parish Jail
Rev Felix Thompson announces a Christmas program for prisoners at Ouachita Parish Jail to be held on Christmas Day at 10:00 am.
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Fitzpatrick Named New Orleans States Managing Editor
William H. Fitzpatrick age 33 becomes managing editor of the New Orleans States succeeding James E. Crown who remains editor. Brown 30, a Hattiesburg native, is named city editor succeeding Fitzpatrick. Brown previously worked in Hattiesburg and Greenville. Announcement by publisher L. K. Nichelson.
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William H. Fitzpatrick
James E. Crown
Fitzpatrick
Times-Picayune
Robert W. Brown
Hattiesburg, Miss
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Hattiesburg
Greenville
L. K. Nichelson
May delay call of ROTC officers at LSU
Louisiana State University ROTC officers are expected to remain out of active service until June. Lieutenant Colonel C. M. Thirlkeld, head of the LSU field artillery unit, notes Col. Thirlkeid was transferred to LSU last week from Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
Japs Launch New Raid On Luzon Island
Japanese forces report a landing on Luzon with heavy fighting and serious positions as Hongkong battles unfold. Tokyo dispatches note beachheads and advances into southern Luzon while Manila and Cavite endure Japanese air strikes.
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Hongkong Island
Tokyo
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Hongkong
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Meleyan
Singapore
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Western Hemisphere
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American
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Cavite
Tarlac
Lingayen
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Panay
Commonwealth
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Philippine
Luzon
Malaya
Burma
Forty and Eight to Meet Monday in Legion Home
The regular business meeting of voiture No. 168 of the Forty and Eight will be held in the Legion home Monday December 22 at 8 p.m. Final plans for the wreck scheduled for January and other important business matters will be considered.
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Legion Home
Flying Hero Keator Ties Family to West Monroe in War Tale
Lieutenant Randall D. Keator from Campus Louisiana is praised as the first American pilot to down a Japanese plane over the Philippines. The Intercept recounts his daring chase and dogfights, including shooting down one plane and aiding others, as he flew with dwindling fuel and ammo. His aunt in West Monroe confirms family pride and worry after a reassuring cable from him. Keator, a 1939 state normal graduate, joined the air corps in 1946 and was commissioned on April 25, 1941.
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J. R. McKnight
West Monroe
Associated Press Dispatches
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Keator
State Normal
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