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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
9
A dense list of short clues and fragmentary terms spans many topics. It reads like a puzzle key with scattered definitions including animals, objects, actions, and roles from various domains such as mythology, crafts, and daily life.
Readable sections present scattered signs ARIES and VIRGO with partial date ranges and numbers. No complete story or events. Likely a syndicated zodiac feature with lists and brief inferences rather than a report.
A cluttered column lists phrases and words toward a quirky holiday themed piece. It mentions stars, joy, charm, friendship, and notes dates like December 23 and Christmases, suggesting a playful seasonal feature.
State Representative Shady R. Wall of West Monroe is among eight members chosen to study the feasibility of educational television in Louisiana. The group meets January 12 in Baton Rouge to assess need practicality and financing for using three FCC reserved channels. Governor Kennon created the panel to ensure proper study before channels are allocated and to consider regional cooperation in education TV.
Gov. Kennon appoints two legislators to study educational TV with Sen. Guy W. Lockrider. The group includes T. E. Gibbons of WAFB Baton Rouge and Robert D. Swezey of WDWU New Orleans. A regional Atlanta meeting on Dec 11 addresses the effort guided by an Educational Television Institute led by Milton F. Eisenhower.
Lucille Ruby acting director of WLSU Baton Rouge and Elmer D. Conner executive director of the state department of commerce and industry in Baton Rouge announce a new liaison for KWKH Shreveport. Henry Clay of station KWKH serves as the point of contact coordinating education department efforts.
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