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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1946

Page

3

Night Fighter Champion Here Night fighter ace visits city

Lt Commander Bill Henry of Bakersfield California, famed for downing ten enemy planes and holding multiple decorations, arrives at the Hotel Frances on leave with his wife and daughter. His host is attorney Charles Elliott Thompson. They plan a short visit and a fishing trip after serving as night fighter and dive bomber pilots from Guadalcanal to Pacific battles.

Navy Hotel Frances Monroe Independence Pacific Bill Henry Bakersfield Calif Charles Elliott Thompson Glenmar Guadalcanal Com Henry States Vero Beach Fla Naval Air Training School Annapolis Sherry

France election shifts away from communism and toward democracy

DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes the French general election and Italy plebiscite, noting a shift away from Communist influence in France with the Popular Republican Movement leading in seats, while coalitions must form a new constitution and interim leadership faces tough choices. The piece outlines France's agri cultural base, possible return of de Gaulle, and Bidault’s rising profile amid a fragile political balance.

DeWitt Mackenzie Associated Press Italy Europe France Paris Russia English America England Washington Popular Republican Movement MRP General de Gaulle de Gaulle Georges Bidault

Cudworth Elected President of First Church of Christ Scientist

Luther P. Cudworth elected president at Boston church annual meeting on June 3. native of Iowa with Harvard training, previously served in Christian Science Publishing Society and welfare, with wartime relief efforts and numerous volunteer workers noted in church reports.

Boston Mass First Church of Christ, Scientist Luther P. Cudworth Iowa St. Paul Christian Science Welfare Portsmouth N. H Naval Prison Oregon Marshfield Monitor Russia Far East Middle East Christian Science Canada United States Great Britain

Foot disorders afflict over 96 million people

A health survey reports more than 96,600,000 individuals aged over two have foot disorders. The finding highlights a large public health burden and possible unmet needs in podiatric care and footwear.

Farmerville officer released to inactive duty at Jacksonville

Lt. (j. g.) Wiley Cammack Andrews, 23, of Farmerville, engineering officer aboard the destroyer transport Waters, who saw action at Iwo Jima and Okinawa, was released to inactive duty at the Jacksonville naval personnel separation center. He will return home to study mechanical engineering after special training at the Naval Academy Midshipman school. The Waters shot down 10 Japanese planes during 48 days of air attacks on the Okinawa picket line.

Francovich Myers Green Cove Springs Fla Andrews Farmerville High School Louisiana Tech Farmerville J. G Wiley Cammack Andrews Iwo Jima Okinawa Naval Jacksonville W. C. Andrews Naval Academy

Cemetery Working at Amity in Richland Parish

A cemetery working will be held at Amity in Richland parish on June 7. Interested residents are urged to come with working tools and a lunch for the noon hour.

Amity Richland Parish

Four Eastern Defendants Face Transfer in Tallulah Whiskey Case

A federal judge weighed motions to dismiss and to transfer the Tallulah whiskey case after daylong arguments. Four defendants from New York and Amston are charged with conspiracy and OPA price violations over 356 cases sold to John Beverage Co. in Tallulah last September. Defense cites relocation to New York for trial, government calls moves delay tactics.

New York Ben C Dawkins Federal District Court Join Kott Louis Halle That City George Wesley Smith Monroe Harry Weiner Israel Needleman Joseph Lawrence Washington, D. C Jacob H Morris New Orleans N. Yully Semel Amston N. Y Harvey G. Fields Farmerville Malcolm Lafargue John Beverage Company Tal‘lulah New York Federal District Halle Lafargue Weiner Needleman Semel Western Louisiana District Court

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