Man On Probation Charged With Forgery In Monroe
A 26 year old probationer from LaSalle parish was arrested by Monroe police and charged with forgery after Nell Wellbrink of Winnsboro cashed an $18.84 check payable to Ilarold S Carroll signed by Charles H Sherrouse. The check from Frank's Grocery 711 Georgia street was stamped unable to locate account. He tried cashing a second check using forged identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Parish
Monroe
Nell Wellbrink
Winnsboro
Ilarold S. Carroll
Charles H. Sherrouse
Frank
Gerogia Street
Baccalaureate Service Held For Calhoun High Seniors
Baccalaureate services were held Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the Calhoun High School gymnasium for fourteen graduating seniors. The program included a processional Marche Religieuse, invocation by Rev. Frank Smith, music by the Girls’ Ensemble, scripture by Rev. Roy Grant, a duet I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked by Anne Bryant and Elaine Russell, a sermon by Rev. Roy Grant, more music May The Lord Bless You by the Girls’ Ensemble, and benediction by Rev. Frank Smith.
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Calhoun High School
Gouned
B. T. Hays
Frank Smith
Nevin
Roy Grant
Jesus
O'Hara
Anne Bryant
Elaine Russell
Lord
Garlinghouse
Kidney Slowness and Nocturnal Discomfort Described
Article explains how slowed kidney function can cause backache headaches dizziness and fatigue plus restless nights. It cites stress cold and overexertion as common triggers and suggests Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic used by millions for over fifty years.
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Dean
Doan
Recessional and Commencement Exercises Link to Ewing graded event
The public is invited to a June 6 commencement in the school gymnasium at 8:00 p.m. Featured are processional Marches, invocations, salutatorian Charlotte Foster, valedictorian Dorothy Staples, a trio and a second trio, an address by R L Ropp of Louisiana Tech, class scholarships, awards, and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
B. T. Hays
Rogers
Patsy Thompson
Charlotte Foster
Johann
Grieg
Elaine Russell
Natalie Nolan
Ann Bryant
Dorothy Staples
Gibb
R. L. Ropp
Louisiana Tech
Ball
FE. M. Fintey
Dorothy Ann Mitchell
J. J. Walker
Betty Wiliams
Wibbard
Burns elected head of Printers Association in Louisiana
Bob Burns of Monroe was elected president of the Louisiana Association of Printers and Stationers at its annual convention in Alexandria. Elected officers include Mrs. Ee J Land Baton Rouge first vice president L W Tabb Lake Charles second vice president and George W Rollison Crowley secretary treasurer Directors named Marlin Dake Shreveport Sam Futrell Monroe Edgar C Jordan Sr Alexandria Virgil Jones Alexandria H A Kuhlman Baton Rouge James E Renton New Orleans Gus Trahon Lafayette and Claude Letil Baton Rouge.
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Alexandria
Bob Burns
Monroe
Louisiana Association of Printers and Stationers
Ee. J. Land
Baton Rouge
L. W. Tabb
Lake Charles
George W. Rollison
Crowley
Marlin Dake
Shreveport
Sam Futrell
Edgar C. Jordan
Virgil Jones
H. A. Kuhlman
James E. Renton
New Orleans
Gus Trahon
Lafayette
Claude Letil
West Monroe Council Debates Unfinished Projects and Sanitary Tie
West Monroe city council met in executive session to discuss funding for unfinished and proposed projects, including Drainage District No 1 needing pumping equipment. The council approved proceeding under a sanitary ordinance requiring households within 300 feet to connect to the main sewer line with a July 5 deadline.
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West Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Bell
Marian Martin Pattern 9062 A House Dress Sail
Advertisement promotes pattern 9062 a housedress pinafore style by Marian Martin with sizes 12 to 20 and fabric needs of 32 yards at size 16. It invites readers to mail 30 cents for pattern 9062 to Marian Martin News-Star and to order the new Marian Martin summer pattern book for twenty cents, including a free beachrobe pattern.
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Marian Martin
News-Star
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Greek King's Staff Resigns Amid Palace Tug of Power
In Athens on June 5, King Paul’s entire court staff resigned to give the monarch leeway with Field Marshal Alexander Papagos, who had just quit as armed forces chief after disputes with palace aides. The mass walkout signals political maneuvering as Papagos’ departure prompts talk of earlier elections.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Alexander Papagos
Armed Forces
Papagos
Sophocles Venizelos
U. S
John E. Quckfey
Aristides Boulis Metaxas
Metaxas
John Katramotos
Piraeus
Red
United States
Lamb Sale Set by Sugar Belt Sheep Association
Baton Rouge Louisiana June 5 The second annual sale of lambs and sheep sponsored by the Sugar Belt Sheep Association of Louisiana is scheduled here June 15.
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Baton Rouge
Sugar Belt Sheep Association of Louisiana
Meeting on CMP in Shreveport
Local manufacturers reminded of a 7:30 p.m. CMP session tomorrow in the Crystal ballroom Washington Youree Hotel Shreveport. George MacBlair Robert C. Watson and Carl Meyer of the Dallas regional NPA will explain filing dates and requirements for critical materials use.
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CMP
Shreveport
George MacBlair
Robert C. Watson
Carl Meyer
Dallas
National Production Authority
Fror L. L. Williams
Shreveport Chamber of Commerce
Crystal Ballroom
Washington-Youree Hotel
Twin Cities
Chamber
Fifth annual summer art festival at LSU
Baton Rouge reports the fifth annual summer festival of art will be held at Louisiana State University from June 15 to 28. The event showcases regional artists and offers exhibitions and demonstrations at campus galleries.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Real estate transfers recorded in Ouachita Parish
Yesterday the Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court recorded sales including Sam R Bourland and others transferring Lot 20 Block 8 Highland Park Subdivision Unit 2 to Ross C Clark for 6274.99 dollars. Clark sold to Bourland lands Lot 8 9 Block 20 Honest John’s Addition for 500 dollars. James D Brown sold Walnut Street Sandwich Shop property to N D Fleming for 2000 dollars. W A Singleton sold Lot 3 Block 27 subdivision of parts of Block 26 27 of subdivision of Lots A B C D of T E Fournoy’s First Addition to West Monroe for 800 dollars. Winfred L Browder sold to Marshall D Martin land in Block 6 Honest John’s Addition for 2400 dollars. Martin F E Purvis sold to Millard C Lowe land in Section 14 Township 18 NR 2F for 4200 dollars.
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Ouachita Parish
Sam R. Bourland
Et Ax
Ross C. Clark
H. M. McGuire
Highland Park
R. Clark
Honest John's Addition
James D. Brown
N. D. Fleming
Walnut Street
W. A. Singleton
Marshall D. Martin
Honest John's
Martin FE. Purvis
Millard C. Lowe
Township 18
Former Chicago PR man fined in Maryland election case
Jon M. Jonkel, 35, pleaded guilty to six counts of violating Maryland election laws. He acted as campaign manager for Senator Butler during the 1950 elections and faced 15,000 in fines with a monthly 1,250 payment plan. The Bombay duck reference appears unrelated to the case.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Jon M. Jonkel
Chicago
Jonkel
Sen. Butler
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