Deaths in Northeast Louisiana: Rod ney King Cole 85
Jonesville resident Rod ney King Cole 85 died after a long illness in an Alexandria hospital. Funeral services were held in Jonesville with burial in New Jena Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter in Van Texas two sons in San Antonio Texas and Churchill Miss a sister in Natchez Miss and several grandchildren.
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Jonesville
Rodney King Cole
Alexandria
Young's Funeral Home
J. O. McNair
New Jena
Jena
Cole
George Allen
van, Tex
Charles
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Cole
Churchhill
Miss
Annie Latham
Natchez, Miss
John Robert Fleming Dies at 80 in Oak Grove
John Robert Fleming 80 died Tuesday in a local clinic. A lifelong Oak Grove resident, he was honored with funeral services at 2 30 p.m. at Beluah Baptist Church near Oak Grove conducted by Rev W A Dear
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Oak Grove
John Robert Fleming
Fleming
Buelah Baptist Church
W. A. Dear
Bill Amending Commission Law Is Withdrawn
Rep. Gilbert Faulk of Monroe withdrew a bill from the House calendar. The measure would amend Monroe utilities commission laws. Faulk cited no public reason, saying Monroe had too many battles and the bill was not worth further controversy.
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Baton Rouge
Gilbert Faulk
Monroe
House
Monroe Utilities Commission
Faulk
Looted Bodies Of 45 Victims Brought To Guadalajara
In Mexico 45 crash victims from the Aeronaves de Mexico disaster were brought to Guadalajara for identification. Investigators searched El Picacho Peak after the stormy crash, identifying 13 American and two Canadian passengers, plus two American crew engineers. The army then conducted a house-to-house search in Tila Jumuleo village to recover looted wreckage property.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Aeronaves de Mexico
el Picacho Peak
California
Tilajomuleo Village
Job Opening in Today's Want Ads
A brief note invites readers to view today’s want ads for available employment. The item signals potential opportunities and directs readers to the page containing listings and details.
Five Bodies Recovered From Gulf Helicopter Crash
The bodies of five men trapped in a Humble Oil helicopter were found in the Gulf of Mexico near Grand Isle Louisiana. The crash occurred during a flight from Grand Isle to a Humble drilling rig about 15 miles south of Empire. U S Coast Guard search ended, while Humble and private teams continued. Victims named include Daniel H. Middleton Floyd J. Deroche Benjamin A. Raynor Ed Cheramie Jr Owen J. Sandoz and Robert E White. The cause remains under investigation by the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Grand Isle
UPI
Oil Company
Here
Gulf of Mexico
Clear Gulf
Humble Oil Co
Humble
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Empire
Daniel H. Middleton
Flint
Mich
Rotor Aids, Inc
Floyd J. Deroche
Des Allemandes
Benjamin A. Raynor
Thibodaux
Ed Cheramie Jr
Owen J. Sandoz
Opelousas
Robert E. White
Columbia
Miss
U. S. Coast Guard
Here’s How House Voted On Gas Tax Increase
Baton Rouge AP reports the Louisiana House approved a one cent gas gathering tax with a 66 to 35 vote short of the 68 needed to pass. List of 66 supporters led by Speaker Angelle includes Adams and Alford. 35 opponents named. no absentees.
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Collier
Crane
Daigre
Delony
de Max
Diesi
C. F. Donaldson
H. E. Donaldson
Downes
Dugas
Dupont
Dyson
Fontenot
Fremaux
Gaharan
Garrett
Gaudin
Gibbs
Gleason
Gregson
Hawkins
Haynes
Holt
Jewell
Lapara
Leake
Lewis
Martin
McGilligan
McLain
Myrick
Peck
Rambo
Ray
Regan
Roberts
Sanders
Seaman
Shows
B. Smith
Steen
Sutton
Sylvester
Teekell
Vetter
Vivien
Khrushchev Blames Tito for Trojan Horse Plot
In Sofia Bulgaria Premier Khrushchev condemned Yugoslavia's Tito line as a Trojan horse within the Communist camp. He insisted only Soviet-style communism is legitimate and warned the Soviet party will not tolerate ideological distortions.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Sofia
Mary Bourque le Rette 103. Melrose matriarch dies
Mary Bourque le Rette of Melrose died Tuesday at age 103 leaving 120 direct descendants. Her long life spanned more than a century of family and community history.
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Melrose, Mass
Mary Bourque le Rette
Man Defends Wife In Court After Car Incident
In Louisville, John Albert Green Sr. defended his wife in court after she struck him with a car during a dispute. The judge dismissed the assault charges against Mrs. Green while Green himself was fined $50 for public drunkenness despite his injuries.
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Louisville
John Albert Green
Sperry Submarine Guided Ships Refit In World War II
The USS Sperry named for Dr Elmer A Sperry, inventor and pioneer of submarine instrumentation, refitted and repaired more than 144 U S combat submarines in Pacific sea battles during World War II.
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Sperry
Elmer A. Sperry
U.S
Methodist Appointments Read After Arkansas Louisiana Conference
At the Arkansas Louisiana Conference session Bishop Paul Martin announced new Methodist appointments for the area. District Supervisors and pastors are listed for Monroe, Ruston, and West Monroe districts, including names such as James T. Harris, Luther Booth, B. D. Forman, W. L. Strong, and many others across Bastrop, Delhi, Columbia, Magnolia, and surrounding towns along with associated chaplains and hospital appointments.
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Shreveport
the Methodist Church
Paul Martin
Little Rock
Monroe
James T. Harris
Bastrop
First Church
Luther L. Booth
Memorial
Beekman
B.D. Forman
W. L.strong
Bonita Jones
Byron Crosby
Collinston
S. B. Dampier
Columbia
Cp. T. Williams
Cronville
E. H. House Jr
Delhi
Ira A. Love
Epps-Floyd
R. C. Wilbanks
Ferriday
K. P. McKeithen
Gilbert
R. K. Freidjrich
Grayson
C. Ed Henkle
Harrisonburg-Clayton
F. P. Corie
Holly Ridge
Crew Lake
Cecil Mims
Kilbourne
John B. Bell
Lake Providence
George D. York
Lapine
Wallace Reeves
Little Creek
Brownville
B. P. Durbin
Claiborne
T. A. Brown
McGuire
Don Wineinger
Winnsboro
W. H. Bengston
Wisner
A. W. Coody
General Board of Missions
H. L. Johns
U. S. Air Force
Maurice D. Fulkerson
Lucien E. Larche
Conway Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
W.W. M. Allen
Argentina
J. M. Norris
Wesley Foundation
Northeast State College
W. Ralph Cain
Perkins School of Theology
Robert Holladay
Candler School of Theology
James O. Evans
Jack Blakeman
Ruston
Lyman Douglas
Arcadia
Moriah
R. L. Payton
Athens
Price Allen
Bethlehem-Summerfield
William Peeples
Bernice
Abe Conerly
Bienville
J. E. _Constable
Calhoun
R. E. Carter
Castor
Charles Wilder
Center Point
J. T. Garrett
Chatham
R. F. DeBusk Jr
Choudrant-Douglas
David Corley
Clay
V. L. Westbrook
Transfers and assignments among Methodist conferences
The document lists numerous individuals and churches across Louisiana and neighboring states, detailing transfers in from Nebraska Rock Mountain Tennessee North Arkansas and Mississippi conferences and transfers out to California-Nevada Central Texas Louisville Southwest Missouri and North Arkansas conferences. It names Harmony Chapel Leon Mar sales Haynesville Heflin Brushwood and many others along with church roles and affiliations.
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A. Jones
Harmony Chapel
Leon Marsales
Haynesville
Jack H. Midgett
Heflin Brushwood
John G. Geick
Hodge
Terral T. Lowe
Homer
William P. Fraser
Jonesboro
Loyd Williams
Lisbon
George P. Goodwin
Marion
Ladell J. Futch
Minden
First
Merlin W. Merrill
Lakeview
William B. Shaw
Pine Grove
Pleasant Valley
Joe L. McClainsey
Quitman
Troy Garrett
Ringgold
Grant
Rusten
Grace
Henry C. Blount
Trinity
Virgil D. Morris
T.B.S. Salem
Warren Taylor
Shongaloo
Paul Cassels
Sibley
Robert Shirley
Simsboro
James W. Jones
Springhill
Y Wendt
Wilhite
R. H. Hearn
3. E. Hearn
Methodist Children’s Home
Cc. B. White
Children’s Home
R. W. Vaughn
Wesley Foundation
Louisiana Tech
William Stokes, Jr
Duke School of Theology
David Bilberry
Perkins School of Theology
Richard Meek
Loyd Andy Foreman
Nebraska
William George Wilson
Rock Mountain
James L. Adams
Tennessee
Theron McKisson
North Arkansas
Nicholas Doriar Pearce
Taylor To Head La Postmasters
Roy M. Taylor of Winnsboro was elected head of the Louisiana chapter of the National Association of Postmasters for the coming year. The three day convention also chose vice presidents Willis Ryland Effie Allan Hebert Lawrence Bourgeois Mrs Marion Files and Howell Smith and named Henry Penstein secretary treasurer.
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Shreveport
Roy M. Taylor
Winnsboro
Louisiana
National Assn
Willis Ryland
Effie
Allan Hebert
White Castle
Lawrence Bourgeois
Schriever
Marion Files
Oak Ridge
Howell Smith
Bossier City
Henry Penstein
Chalmette
Auto Stolen Recovered In New Orleans
New Orleans police recovered an automobile stolen in Monroe about two months ago. The car owned by J. J. Cozine of 1405 South Sixth Street was taken on Hall Street in Monroe and found on a New Orleans street. Further police actions followed.
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New Orleans
Monroe
J. J. Cozine
South Sixth Street
Hall
Lonnie Tribble Faces Knife Charge in City Court
A 23 year old named Lonnie Tribble of 1234 Short Washington Street was booked on knife use and disturbing the peace. He was arrested yesterday and jailed in default of a 500 dollar bond.
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Lonnie Tribble
Short
Washington Street
Tribble
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Columbia University
Boone
AP Wirepolito
Rodney K. Cole
Raymond Warren
Buelah
Gay
Betty Fleming
George W
Marvin R
Camden
Ark
Luther
J. L. Dukes
Bonita
Harry McKain
Iola Desidere
Victor Wright
William Fleming
Louis Bunch
Tom Tubbs
Jones
Ola Roswall
Fleischmann
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
Gulf
Aycock
Babineaux
Barranger
Beeson
Broussard
A. D. Brown
J. M. Brown
Deshotel
Fields
Falco
Gouaux
Gravolet
Grizzafi
Jack
Kirkpatrick
Lancaster
LeBreton
Lehmann
Matassa
Munson
Murtes
Napper
Nelson
Percy
Roussel
J. K. Smith
Stinson
Sullivan
Tessier
Triche
Tyndall
Vesich
Wilson
Khrush
Terry's Dress Shop
Trenton ST. West Monroe
Daire Appliances
Daniel Appliance Co
N. O
Mike Bullock
Fitzgerald
Kentucky
Bond
Stitzel-Weller
Louisville, Ky
Mace
Roche
Massey’s Service Center
Jackson
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