John B. Renaud Retiring After 33 Years in Monroe
John B. Renaud, Monroe sewer and water superintendent, will retire June 30 after 33 years with the city. A pre retirement banquet at the Paragon Club honored him with gifts including a city watch and a Galveston Island trip. Renaud, 114 Stone Ave., began work in May 1934 and has served continuously since.
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Crop Regulations Relaxed After Bad Weather
Agriculture Department revises crop adjustment rules to help farmers in Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas and Missouri whose cotton and feed grain stands were destroyed by wet cool conditions. Land treated with pre emergence herbicide may be placed in diverted or idled classifications with local committee approval and farm programs allowing alternative crops like soybeans while maintaining eligibility for price supports.
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Monroe City Hall Meeting Summary
Today at Monroe City Hall the session was led by Mayor W. L. Howard with commissioners H. W. McSherry and W. D. H. Rodriguez in attendance to discuss city matters.
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