Neville High Band to Stage January Concert in Auditorium
Neville High School band plans a January 15 concert in the school auditorium featuring popular selections and the Pep Band. Director Charles Gaushell notes the addition of baton twirlers and praises the band’s seven year record of high musicianship. Proceeds will fund jackets for faithful service. tickets on sale through band members and city schools. Also mention that the yacht Kailani Lahilahi owned by Doris Duke Cromwell was taken over by the navy. Two U.S. towns named Surprise are noted.
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Neville High School
Charles Gaushell
Neville
Paramount Theater
Gaitshell
Neville Squad
Baton
Conrhce
Neville Band
Monroe Traffic Bureau Reports annual activity and rate edits
The Monroe traffic bureau reports a year of freight rate readjustments and service improvements. It notes auditing thousands of freight bills saving hundreds of dollars, preventing overcharges, and urging members to send bills for auditing. It discusses Interstate Commerce Commission rate readjustments under docket 28 300 and the potential impact on Monroe West Monroe, with upcoming hearings and defense against discriminatory pricing. Dr. Gaston is named president of the North Louisiana chapter of a national aviation group.
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Monroe
H. J. Fernandez
Poswilly
Uye
Interstate Commerce Commission
Monroe-West
United States
Monroe-West Monroe
Mississippi
Southeastern
Comenissictt
Chicago
Maonaroe-West Monroe
Army Air Corps
War Department
Civilian Defense
Dr. Gaston
North Louisiana
The
Airplane Owners and Pilots Association
Real estate transfers recorded in Ouachita parish
Transfers recorded yesterday at the Ouachita parish clerk of court show the Home Owners Loan Corporation selling to James Parker lot 12 block 5 Bryant s South Highland addition Monroe for 850 dollars. Ruth E Brown sold to Stewart Youngblood a one acre parcel in southwest corner section 5 township 17 north range 4 east for 751.45 dollars. Roland Siegle sold to J W Sander son a half interest in southeast quarter section 7 township 17 north range 3 east for 200 dollars. Edgar N Thompson sold to G K Cannon 2 of square 5 H M Williams addition West Monroe for 1 dollar. Brewer Haynes sold to Julia Lee Jackson lot 15 block 1 G B Haynes second addition West Monroe for 200 dollars.
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Ouachita Parish
Home Owners Loan Corporation
James Parker
Bryant
South Highland
Monroe
Ruth E. Brown
Stewart Youngblood
Roland Siegle
J. W. Sanderson
Township
Range
Edgar N. Thompson
G. K. Cannon
H. M. Williams
West Monroe
Brewer Haynes
Julia Lee Jackson
G. B. Haynes
Plays to Build Army Morale Says Western Reserve Professor
Professor Parclay Leathem of Western Reserve University told the National Association of Teachers of Speech that dramatic productions will boost morale in World War I rather than sentimental talks. He advised plays should interpret democracy for soldiers and noted enemy awareness of their purpose. Five towns in the country are named Cash.
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Detroit
Parclay Lesthem
Western Reserve University
National Association of Teachers of Speech
Tih
Leathem
Sant
Gertie
Firestone
Liberia
Kelly Aviation Unit Formed in Detroit at Cass High
Twenty young men were sworn in today at Cass Technical High School as the first members of Captain Colin P. Kelly Jr. aviation cadet unit No 1. Major Floyd M. Showalter presided. Most cadets hailed from Detroit and had left college to train for the air service. The unit honors Captain Kelly, a Pacific War hero who died in a bomber crash after sinking a Japanese warship.
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Detroit
Cass Technical High School
Colin P. Kelly
Aviation Cadet Unit No
Floyd M. Showalter
Aviation Cadet Board
Air Service
Kelly
Dr Nat G Gaston Named Civilian Air Head
Dr Nat G Gaston of Monroe was appointed group commander of the Civil Air Patrol for the Fifth Congressional district. The appointment, made by Byron A Armstrong, was announced Tuesday by Ed C Apperson, former group commander, as the CAP prepares to organize squadrons in the district.
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Nat G. Gaston
Monroe
Civil Air Patrol
Fifth Congressional District
Ed C. Apperson
Byron A. Armstrong
Air Patrol
Attacks Make Manilans Mad
Russell Brines notes Manila’s morale after raids, unity forming as residents adapt. Filipinos express anger at damaged Santo Domingo Church while shelter building goes ahead. Streetcars, buses, and taxis resume, cinemas reopen behind sandbags as night life returns and law and order hold. Bomb craters scar water fronts and homes burn, yet city appears intact apart from wartime marks.
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Santo Domingo
Manila
Nichols Field
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Eville
NAVY
TAKFS
Honglulu
Doris Duke Cromwell
T. L. McMurphy
DeSiard St
Silvertone
Rembrandt
Bernhardt Bidg
Philippines
MacArthur
America
Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
Far East
Fernandez
Cosy Sori
Desiard
Faille
500 Walnut
Kelly Aviation Unit
Civilian Air Head
Twin City Tire Store, Inc
Russell Brines
Roosevelt
Malaya
Netherlands East Indies
Sumatra
Pearl Harbor
Uncle Sam
Amazon River
South America
Mexico
Firestone Organization
Victory
Car Owners of America
Harvey S. Firestone, JR
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
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