Schools Here Close Friday For Christmas Holidays
Northeast Junior College Ouachita Parish schools and Monroe city system close Friday for Christmas. Junior college resumes January 6. Ouachita Parish schools take a one week vacation with classes resuming December 3. City of Monroe schools will permit further details.
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Northeast Junior College
Ouachita Parish
City of Monroe
Christmas School Breaks and Resumption Dates
Pupils have until January 2 to finish before classes resume. St. Matthew's parochial school closes for the holiday. Classes resume January 6. All schools held Christmas exercises and exchanged gifts as part of seasonal celebrations.
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St. Matthew's Parochial
Gift found and delivered to Sarah Sue's class
A Christmas gift for seven year old Sarah Sue from William Earl Phillips was found by a state trooper on U S 80 east of Monroc and delivered to Central Grammar School. First grade teacher Dorothy Scott identified the pupils names from the policeman's report and matched the gifts. Sarah Sue is the daughter of D R Stovall of 108 South Third Street. William Earl is the son of E Phillips of U S 80 east of Monroc. A stray note mentions King Kamehameha who founded Hawaii in 1810 after island conquests.
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Sarah Sue
William Earl Phillips
U. S. 80
Monroc
Central Grammar School
Dorothy Scott
D. R. Stovall
South Third Street
William Earl
E. Phillips
Nue
Monroe
Robbie Bullock
Goldie Copes
John Freeman
Mitchell Montgomery
Bessie Jackson
Poland
South Grand St
Loyd Coon
Otis Johnson
Ames Leachman
T. J. Poland
Uriah W. Pickens
Columbia Road
Trumen Crovelle
G. O. Dooley
John Gallaspy
A. N. Landrum
B. Hunt
Lovers Lane
South
Grand Street
Alma Jarrell
Verne Terzia
B. J. Rellaud
June Nelson
W. H. Strong
Lee Avenue
Louis Savance
Louise Thompson
L. M. Welch
E. C. Scholars
Corrinne Warrington
City Barn
Nettie Evans
Lutie Etheridge
James H. Moore
C. B. Shultz
Joshua Warrington
W. J. Lowe
W. L. DeMoss
W. H. Faust
W. &. Hooter
W. A. Brandt
City Hall
West Monroe
Woodard H
Coats
Paul E. Cowan
Doyie Goodlett
R. I. Kennedy
Ida H. Benson
Natchitoches and
Cypress Streets
J. G. Cobb
John H. Watkins
R. H. Heacock
G. E. Meredith
W. E. Latham
W. T. Hemphill
Ambassador Club
North Side of Highway 80
John R. Frantom
Jack V. Hampton
J. T. Landrum
Kate McGuire
Oscar Dopson
Coulson
Montgomery St
Luther A. Branch
Roy C. Jordan
A. C. Oxford
Edward Cotham
J. H. Coulson
Claiborne St
Ruth Hattaway
Katie McGee
H. P. Smith
H. 8. Snyder
Webb Goodlet
Downing
Lillian Nelson
M. L. McMurrain
Clayton Street
Isabelle Gibbs
Elina Greer
J W. Irby
Mattie Lou Lester
Floyd McCormick
Arkansas Highway
R. M. Stamper
Phil 8. Smith
P. M. Donald
Guy Hollinsworth
Jack Henry
Green Gables
Cypress Street
Lewis Bivens
J. B. Brown
Elia Cash
R. G. Hart
O. E. Noah
Mnasonic Hall
Calhoun
Gertrude Downs
I. R Hogan
Howard W. Butler
Reese Camp
D. R. Richardson
Finley
Howie W. Griggs
W. J. Brooks
Tucker Butler
J. M. Curbizlerk
M. H. Foster
Dadeville
Clayton Dickerson
C. C. Puller
Chet P. Holloway
W H. Mayes
Newsom Coon
Jonesboro Road
Enoch E. Head
R. J. Armstrong
Aldan E. Tolbird
Sid Bennett
C. B. Griggs
Hendrix’ Store
Clifton Rayner
L. B. Pylan
Dwight FE. Owens
J.B. M . Clerk
M. L. Peacock
Edwin Theus
Island Drive
Monrose
W. Webster
S. FE. Huey
Henry Charles LeDeaux
C. T. Munholland
J. W. Griffith
Municipal Golf Club House
Kate Allison
W. A. Bickham
Fred A. Coon
George I. Hemphill
Jeanette Roddey
Episcopal Parish House
Glenmar Street
Guy Campbell
E. G. Hinkle
Louis P. Landry
M. McReynolds
Bessie M. Stern
Georgia Tucker School
Rookh Harrison
Addie Holloway
Lester N. Waddel
Laura Worsham
Mark Stroud
Carter
North 6Th Street
Thomas M. Keller
Thomas H. Mulhearn
C. North
D. Curtis Smith
L. H. Carter
Kalil
310 Bros Avenue
Daisy Gray
Fred N. Kalil
J. E. Marx
Douglas Nance
Zilpah Baker
Twin City Plumbing Co
North 3Rd Street
Dollie Cornett
J. N. Knowles
Thomas W. Leigh
Paul D. Plyler
Gladys Frierson
Louisville Avenue
E. £. Kelley
Frank May
C. Wise
Ben F. Tatum
Tony Jacola
Studebaker’s Agency
L. O. Wilkinson
J. R. Anders
Miss Little Foy
Florence Dupree
Tony Dispenza
Trading Post
Washington Street
J. B. Rutledge
J. W. Hart
John T. Mason
Sam Messina
L. H. Henderson
Scott Truck & Tractor Co
DeSiard St
Paul Bruscato
R. L. Coats
W. M. Hale
D. L. Roper
Jack Battaglia
Luffey
C. Beadles
Henry D. Bower
Louis L. DeCelle
Jack P. Humble
C. A. Hunt
A. D
John E. Coon
Ouachita Parish
Lillian E. Collins
Board
Yale program of carols draws large city students
Despite cold weather a large audience attends a Christmas carol program Thursday night at Neville High School auditorium. Fourth grade and grammar students perform with Neville junior high participants. Miss Clara Hall directs with piano aid from Mrs. P A Pouz.
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Neville High School
Neville
Clara Hall
P. A. Pouz
Slugged and robbed Hollywood target identified
Dee 20 year old Amsterdam reported two men slugged him with a pistol in front of his home and robbed $3,100 cash and a $1,000 ring. He was treated for cuts at a police hospital. In other notes a 1940s Pacific War malaria fact states Anopheles mosquitoes disabled eight times as many soldiers as Japanese during early stages, and by 1943 malaria caused far fewer Army deaths.
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Hollywood
Dee
Manuel Amsterdam
Morrie Armeterdam
Pacific
Koreans, Japanese police clash at Tokyo residence
In Tokyo a crowd of about 2000 Koreans forced a police cordon and battled officers at Premier Yoshida's residence. Ten Koreans and ten Japanese policemen were injured as doors and windows were smashed in a 20 minute melee. U S troops and metropolitan police ordered the crowd to disperse.
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Tokyo
Yoshida
League of Koreans
Japan
U. S
Reunion of Stagg and Heffelfinger in Texas
Houston hosts a post season Optimist Bowl charity game for 500 Texas boys. Amos Alonzo Stagg and Pudge Heffelfinger, famed figures from 1889 era, reunite as Stagg coaches the College of the Pacific against North Texas State while proceeds fund a La Porte home for underprivileged youths.
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Houston
Tex
Pudge Heffelfinger
Little Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Stockton
Calif
Heffelfinger
College of the Pacific
North Texas State
Minneapolis
Yale
Texas
Argentine Court Frees Suspected War Nazis in Argentina
A federal court in Buenos Aires released four men accused of Nazi activity during World War II. Carlo Mario Manfrini Juan Prieto Carlos Leitner and Guillermo Lidenstruth were freed in habeas corpus proceedings, with the court ruling the constitution protects them from summary arrest or expulsion and guarantees them trials. The government had ordered their arrest for expulsion despite a prior supreme court ruling on fair trial concerns.
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Buenos Aires
Ban on vests and two pants suits revoked
Washington December 20 The Office of Temporary Controls lifted the four year ban on manufacture of two pants suits and on vests for double breasted suits. The Civilian Production Administration OTC division said restrictions are no longer necessary due to increased clothing production.
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Washington
Office of Temporary Controls
Civilian Production Administration Division
OTC
Cotton Markets Edge Higher In New Orleans Trading
New Orleans cotton futures rose on year end covering with gains of 55 cents to 1.55 a bale by midmorning. March and July contracts led, with prices advancing before easing on hedge selling as New York trading showed volatile action and a Census Bureau report noted 1946 crop ginnings at 7,782,862 bales.
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New Orleans
BUA
New York
Bureau of Census
Leading stocks edge higher on early New York market
New York stocks extended their recovery in early trading with gains for leaders including American Can Hiram Walker Radio Corp Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Goodrich Chrysler U S Steel General Motors Great Northern American Radiator and International Harvester.
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New York
American Can
Hiram Walker
Radio Corp
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Goodrich
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Great Northern
American Radiator
International Harvester
Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs and Cattle Trade Report
Chicago livestock market reports salable hogs 5000 total 13000 active market up about 75 cents across weights with top $22.00 for 190-220 pounds and bulk at $21.50-$21.75 for 270-325 pounds. Cattle and calves steady with steer and heifer yearlings $19.00-$23.50, beef cows $11.75-$14.50, vealers $23.00 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Butter And Eggs Market Report
Butter steady in Chicago on December 20 with receipts of 376,239 and prices unchanged. Eggs were weak with receipts of 10,514 and quotations for various U S extra and standard grades listed from 38 to 46 cents per dozen and current receipts 36 to 37 cents. dirties 29 to 30.
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Chicago
U.S
U. S
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported in Chicago
Potatoes arrivals 56 on track 174 total U S shipments 644 Idaho Russett Burbanks 3.00 3.20 Colorado Red McClures 2.75 3.05 Nebraska Bliss Triumphs 2.40 3.00 all U S No 1 quality In peacetime beeswax used in ointments cold creams nail polishes wood finishing and candle making.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Idaho Russett Burbanks
Colorado Red McClures
Nebraska Bliss
Monroe Election Set for January 28 1947 Bonds on City Projects
The Monroe City Council orders a January 28 1947 election to approve two bonds. Proposition 1 seeks 1 408 000 for storm drains over 25 years at 4 percent. Proposition 2 seeks 750 000 for sanitary sewers over 25 years. Election sites and officials are listed for Ward 3 precincts 1 5.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Presbyterian Church Annex
Grammont St
Myrtle Cox
Oliver Dowdy
Tom Fullam
Frank Burnett
Louise Amman
Mamie Griffith
E. I. Alpha
Royal Confectionery
Jackson Street
Tom Adams
Multiple Precincts Listed For Ouachita Parish Election Details
A long roster lists Ward 3 to Ward 10 polling precincts with precinct locations and officer assignments. It includes preliminary election schedules, special session dates, and numerous names of commissioners clerks and deputies for a 1947 parish wide vote in Ouachita Louisiana.
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Maude M. Hayes
Lynn Bell Kugler
A. E. Campbell
Stone Avenue
Edna Reid
Pearl Wooten
Dothana Coody
Chilton
T. H. Wood
South 2Nd
George G. Bruce
Archie Douglas
Eula Morgan
J. B. Bradley
Lee Avenue
J. M. Brothers
J. C. Canal
Lucy Faulk
W. G. Bradley
Poland
South Grand
W. M. Culp
John Grady Watson
Ira Yeager
J. J. Franklin
Lovers Lane
South
Grand
C. L. Taylor
Thomas N. Payne
Ida Ellis
S. W. Raby
Perkins
Oscar L. Cloyd
Freda Bowles
Estelle McLeod
Edward B. Johnson
City Bus
Mae Christman
Nettie Evans
W. E. Lanier
Jack Garner
Thetis
Island Drive
E. K. Thetis
Jack Ansell
Ira Cagle
W. W. Kellogg
Forsythe Park
B. S. Braswell
B. J. Breard
S. E. Burgoyne
Twin City Plumbing Co
North 3Rd
Monroe
Louisiana
B. B. Handy
A. H. Jones
Susie Littlepage
James R. Tidwell
Louisville Avenue
F. K. Ham
Harrison
Ruby D. Hunt
John R. White
Firestone
Meta W. Stroud
Theo Keller
L. H. Martin
Justin Glass
The
Trading Post
Til Washington Street
Mattie E. Edney
Pearl Gossett
P. A. Snider
J. B. Rutledge
Scott Truck & Tractor
J. T. Conger
G. C. Cornett
J. G. Preddy
Louis K. Turner
State of
H. H. Benoit
Board of Supervisors of Election
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
T. J. Turner
Fairbanks
Johnnie Aswell
George Clarke
Hugh L. Collins
Jeff Spence
H. L. Breard
Sterlington
Josephine Dixon
H. D. Matkins
J. M. Powell
Lee B. Stall
Ruth Barr
Swartz
Robert Lee Colson
E. L. Edelen
Harvey N. Hare
Fred Hill
R. G. Aycock
S. 8
Presbyterian Church
Frank H. Burnett
W. A. Bryan
E. P. Davies
W. A. Guy, Jr
R. G. Cox
Court House
C. R. Newman
Georgia Nastasi
Katherine Steen
Lawrence Turner
F. E. Hammonds
Miano’s
Catalpa Street
Thomas W. Douglas
E. G. Courtney
Lilly Wetzel
Olin Wolf
Clara Monroe
Jackson Street
Bonnie Butler
Luther Gunter
Fred C. Harp
M. H. Kimball
W. J. Bynum
Royal Confectionery
M. C. Curry
Gladys Elliott
Annie Gannaway
L. R. Morgan
Georgia Boxley
Leonora Baer
Ann Bernhardt
Dorothy Gibbs
Mary
T. C.) Mahr
W. B. Brown
Twin City Packing Co
Winnsboro Road
John W. Huite
F. C. McMullen
Lillian Ray
John G
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Kingdom of
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August V. Lambert
Col
Andy Gustafson
Gerald J. Higgins
West Point
Henry L. Lambert
P. A. Poag
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A. E. Montgomery
Messrs
W. E. Hendricks
W. J. Vinson
Geo. O. Breece
C. S. Causey
C. A. Kincaid
Tom Hicks
W. D. Golson
W. A. Mills
W. O. Roberts
J. H. Brown
F. J. Bamburg
L. U. Fourmy
Audrey H. Dawson
Mildred G. Swift
Bawcomville
Hicks
Mills
Fourmy
Breece
Department of Public Works
State of Louisiana
Messrs. Golson
Millis and Brown
Causey
Law Library
Sydricks
Montgomery
Vinson
Kincaid
Golson
Roberts
Brown and
Bamburg
Ralph C. Stowell
Lee Yates
Ceci Young
Young's Place
I. C. Horton
Jack Statum
Wesley
E.eeses
Ward Ten
Myrtice O. Smith Copenewede
Joseph S. Guerriero
W. Piadiee Oe
Ccasas Sens Beer Ewcise
WARD
G. T. Germany
Delta Club
Gordon Toes
Frank P. Tichell
L. M. le Jeune
Three Mile Inn
Howe H. Parker
Willie Williams
Joseph D. Elliott
Brown
Mr. Hicks
Louisiana Police
Mr. Causey
Department of Highways