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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1954

Page

9

Monroe Soldier Separated After Two Years Active Duty

Cpl. Charles Bailey son of Mrs Maggie Bailey of Monroe recently left the Army after two years of active duty. He served at Fort Bliss Texas with B Battery 1st training battalion an aircraft Artillery Replacement Training Center where he was an instructor in 90 millimeter antiaircraft artillery. Bailey a 1950 Monroe High School graduate attended Grandling College. He was inducted June 1 1952 and promoted to corporal June 5 1953. After discharge he plans to resume schooling.

Fort Bliss Texas Charles Bailey Maggie Bailey North 12Th St Monroe Army Bailey Tex Monroe High School Grandling Cpl. Bailey

Hillbilly Benefit Shows Set At Vets Hospital and Girls School

Three hillbilly bands will perform at the Veterans Hospital in Alexandria and at the Louisiana Industrial School for Girls on Sunday June 13. Joe Callendar and his Western Music Masters Homer Lee Austin and his Louisiana Playboys and David Witherington and the Melody Masters travel from Monroe by Jackson Motors. The Vets Hospital show runs 2 to 4 30 PM the Girls School show at 7 30 PM both broadcasts will be by Alexandria and Monroe stations. It is the final performance for Joe Callendar and his group who will disband after the two shows. The Girls School appearance marks a first for this type show at the institution sponsored by VFW Post No 1809 Monroe.

Veterans Hospital Alexandria Louisiana Industrial School For Girls Jackson Motors Monroe Joe Callendar Homer Lee Austin Louisiana Playboys David Witherington V.F.W. Post No. 1809

Proper Storage Lets Canned Meats Keep Flavor

Canned meats stay best when kept in a moderately warm dry area. Heat or cold both affect color and flavor, so store in a stable warm and dry place.

Second Ferriday Man Enters Ward 8 School Board Race

Ferriday farmer W. J. Wilson joins John S. Osborne as candidates for the Concordia Parish School Board Ward 8 seat left vacant by Willard Schultcht. Wilson cites a wish to help every parish child and notes his lifelong ties to Concordia and his six children’s education.

Ferriday Concordia Parish Willard Schultcht W. J. Wilson John S. Osborne

Sixth graders sample the whaling industry with 39 whale steaks

In Granby Connecticut sixth grade pupils studied whaling by tasting 39 whale steaks brought to class by their teacher.

Granby, Conn

15 Years For Cattle Theft in Louisiana

Teo M. Killian, 39, was sentenced by Special Judge Frank Voelker to 15 years in Angola state penitentary after pleading guilty to cattle theft. He owned a local market and admitted four counts, saying he used a nursing bottle nipple on a single barrel shotgun to silence the gun. Victims named were W. J. Erwin, Walter Surles, Frank Goulette, and Charles Greeson.

Lake Providence Frank Voelker Sixth Judicial District Teo M. Killian Angola Killian W. J. Erwin Walter Surles Frank Goulette Charles Greeson

Negro Youth Held In Series Of Thefts

A local Negro youth was placed in his parents' custody after detectives and a city probation officer arrested him Thursday in Monroe. He faces juvenile court after alleged thefts over four months including three pistols from the Monroe Loan Company, a burglary of an auto behind a local hotel, and a Briggs and Stratton motor stolen from the Monroe street department garage on Grammont street.

Zack Booth John B. Whitfield Monroe Whitfield Monroe Loan Company DeSiard Street Brigg and Stratton Monroe Street Grammont Street

Akron council bans secret meetings of city boards

Akron Ohio city council approved an ordinance prohibiting all secret meetings by city boards or commissions, aimed at increasing transparency and public access to government business. The measure targets any closed sessions unless legally required, signaling a push for open government.

Akron Ohio

Tomorrow Arrives After Day Clears Daily Problems

Fragmentary line reflects a newspaper note about planning after solving current day problems. It hints at the idea that the next day brings new tasks and expectations following present efforts.

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