Monroe to Hold Bond Election for Fire Dept Upgrades
Monroe Louisiana City Council orders a July 3 1951 election for $650000 in 40 year bonds to fund fire department stations and equipment. Precinct polling sites and officials listed. notice also covers Sewerage District A contract approval with Sullivan Long and Hagerty for $96410.00 and project completion within 210 days.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Boyce-Nash Motors
Hall Street
Freeda Mickel
T. J. Canizarro
Fred McMath
Tony Lewis
Court House
Walter Endom
Mike Nastasi
W. C. Fleet
Laura Phillips
Miano
Stone Avenue
Alice Hawthorne
May Gardner
Chilton
Laverne Lutz
T. H. Wood
M. Godenoth
N. D. Abel
F. E. Hammonds
Eugene Shows
Tidwell and
Bons Station
Grand Street
Clyde Henderson
J. R. Coulter
Fred Hanna
Arthur Tidwell
Wneeda Grocery
South 2Nd Street
Stanley Passman
David N. Fruitt
F. C. Reynolds
Fred G. Pettit
J. L. Fox
South 2Nd
Sam Q. Cobb
John G. Smith
A. R. Kirby
J. B. Evans
Lee and
Jackson Streets
William L. Perce
E. Carl Pauls
Charles Dent
Elmer C. Slagle
Smart's
Lee Avenue
Elton Johnson
J. A. Gonzales
A. Elliott
Guy Smart
Poland
South Grand Street
Cc. Y. Williams
F. L. Jones
Awl
Tom Poland
Lovers Lane
C. L. Taylor
F. C. Shelton
B.S. McRaney
Island Drive
J. W. Webster
Lula Pope
R. W. Germany
J. W. Griffith
Forsythe Park
Florence Bubb
Louis B. Gannaway
Paul J. Neal
Ray Rhymes
Episcopal
Grenmar
W. E. Reitzel
Paul J. Newman
R. Biossat
FE. B. Todd
Georgia Tucker School
Stubbs Avenue
John W. Warren
Leon Sugar
Ruth T. Marx
Beatrice Thurman
Quality Grocery
North 6Th
L. H. Carter
Pete Haddad
James L. Phelps
Susie N. Littlepage
H. J. Cassanova
Louisville
Della Williamson
Marcel J. Renaud
Marie Jacola
R. Portman
Wilkinson Motor Co
Washington St
Justin J. Glass
Neta W. Stroud
Farl R. Simmermaker
L. O. Wilkinson
the Trading Post
Jack Tornatore
Pearl G. Kingston
Ches. Bruscato
Mattie Edney
Scott Truck & Tractor Co
DeSiard
Randolph Coats
Groves Browne
Nick P. Fontana
John Adraner
Luffey
Charles P. Kornman
C. R Peterson
John D. Roach
E. L. Ritter
Neville High School Stadium
Forsythe Avenue
Charlies H Reid
Ira Cagle
Stella Dryburgh
J. Frank Farmer
State of
Sullivan, Long and Hagerty
Board of Commissioners of Sewerage District
Magnolia Construction Company
Pohlman and Wilbanks
R. C. Cudd
City Commission Council
Barnard and Burk
G. Foster Wallace
Travis Oliver, Jr
and Sullivan
Long and Hagerty
City of
Public hearings and business notices from Monroe area
Public hearing set for June 20 1951 to consider widening North Fourth Street Monroe Louisiana with special assessments to abutting property owners. The City Commission will hear objections and determine payment method. Also notices of beer and liquor permit applications for Ouachita Parish and housing insurance bids due June 11 1951. 2nd largest cotton crop eyed as world supply tight.
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City Commission Council
Monroe
Louisiana
North Fourth Street
Washington Street
Louisville Avenue
John E. Coon
State of
Parish of
Ouachita
Noble's
Washington
Edwina Noble
Collector of Revenue
Parkview Cafe
Thomas Ella D. Billings
Mel Monroe
Housing Authority
Virginia
Housing Authority OF the
City OF
Joseph 8. Guerriero
Little Inn Cafe
Elizabeth Kelly
Martin's
DeLijard CD. Martin
Martin's Bottle Shop
DeSiard C. D. Martin
Prosecution of Communist Leaders Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court affirmed convictions of 11 top Communist leaders including Eugene Dennis and Benjamin Davis under the Smith Act. The group faces five year terms. 15 day window to seek a new hearing. Bail totals 260000 and a separate trial is planned for one indicted member ill. Justices Black and Douglas dissented citing free speech concerns.
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McGrath
New York
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party of
Supreme Court
Dennis
Truman Court
Nazi Germany
United States
Benjamin J. Davis, Jr
Gilbert Green
Robert G. Thompson
John Gates
John B. Williamson
Carl Winter
Gus Hall
Jacob Stachel
Henry Winston
Irving Potash
Thompson
William Foster
Justice
High Court
Black
Douglas
Clark
Jesse Webb Trial Set to Open July 9 in Baton Rouge
Baton Rouge July 9 marks the start of the trial of Tax Assessor Jesse Webb Sr. on a charge of public bribery. District Attorney Fred LeBlanc said Webb’s trial will begin the first day of the new jury term. Webb, East Baton Rouge Parish assessor and president of the Louisiana Assessors Association, denies accepting value from three persons via an employee to influence official actions.
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Baton Rouge
Jesse Webb
Fred LeBlanc
Webb
East Baton Rouge Parish
Louisiana Assessors Association
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James D. Sparks
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