Births Report From E A Conway Memorial Hospital
The notice records many newborns with parents and birth dates from May to June across multiple families in Monroe Rayville Delhi and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Lena Faye May 27 and Steve May 30, with numerous other girls and boys named along with home towns and marital names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hollis
Rt. 1
West Monroe
Lena Faye
James Williams
Dick Taylor St
Monroe
Steve
Ernie Strader
Pioneer
Pattie Gayle
Sister Conrad To Lead In Revival at Central Assembly
Sister Conrad will lead a revival at the Central Assembly of God on Calypso Street from June 10 to June 24. Evening services start at 7 30 p.m. with special singing and messages, featuring two young musicians with accordion and harp. G E Chambers, pastor, welcomes her work in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Assembly of God
Calypso
Sister Conrad
Assemblies of God Church
Conrad
G. E. Chambers
Hickenlooper Wins Iowa Republican renomination for third term
In Des Moines Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper 59 won renomination easily as a backer of Eisenhower and farm price supports. His Democratic opponent was Atty. Gen. Dayton Countryman. Returns showed Hickenlooper with 141,797 votes to 68,520 for Countryman while Evans won the Democratic senatorial nod over Wilcox. Governor Hoegh faced no Republican opposition for a second term.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Atty
Dayton Countryman
New National Farmers Organization
Countryman
R. M
Spike) Evans
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Board
Lymund F. Wilcox
Herschel C. Loveless
Lawrence E. Plummer
Leo Hoegh
Evans
Wilcox
Loveless
Plummer
Henry O. Talle
H. R. Gross
Mississippi judge warns grand jury about life threat
Circuit Judge Arthur Jordan told a Greenville grand jury about a mailed threat to kill him and his family. He noted the letter mentioned “murderers” tied to the Emmett Till case but did not name Milam or Bryant. Jordan said he forwarded the letter and stressed a judge cannot indict suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
Arthur Jordan
Jordan
Greenwood
J. W. Milam
Roy Bryant
Chicago
Emmett Till
Curtis Swango
Tallahatchie River
Rock and Roll Dancing Banned in Calif Town
Santa Cruz police chief orders a ban on rock and roll dancing after a Saturday Civic Auditorium event, citing juvenile delinquency and degeneracy. An officer halted the three hour dance as teens danced in an obscene and highly suggestive manner led by Chuck Higgins and his band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Calif
al Huntsman
Overton
World News Briefs roundup mixes petitions, pet lion, jail mixups
A Lansing report notes Lt. Gov. Hart received a 20 signature nominating petition from state Sen. Philip Rahoi and family. In Los Angeles a lion incident led to Shinners and the cub being banished. Chicago reports a sentencing mixup left Arthur Trease jailed longer than intended, and a suspicious husband case ends with a court order to stop after a spying spree at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Philip A. Hart
Rahoi
Philip Rahoi
Iron Mountain
Police report on controversial dance exhibition at city hall
Officer Overton described a crowd around a sexual exhibition at city hall. He noted dancers forming a circle to block the officer view and the music stirring passion while fearing loss of control. He added most couples kept their heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Loot recovered from Brink's robbery years later
FBI and Boston police seize 90000 dollars hidden behind wall paneling in a South End rooming house as part of the Brink's robbery case. The cash, moldy and aged, matches serial numbers from the 1955 Brink's haul. A 31 year old Boston man Perry Jr. was arrested in Baltimore on related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baltimore
FBI
Jordan Perry Jr
Edward Bennett
Weymouth
John F. Buccelli
Brookline
Bennett
South End
Buccelli
Perry
Brink
U.S. Board of Parole
B&p
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Joseph
Specs) O'Keefe
Stanley Gusciora
Thomas F
Solon Sought For 'Mass Murder' Of Family Found Dead
Alberta legislator farmer John E. Clark 41 sought for mass murder is found dead in a muddy ditch with a head wound. Police say he shot himself after his wife Margaret 36 and five others including four children and two workers were killed. Neighbors recall no struggle. An inquest is planned. A plane spotted Clark post search. Neighbors report a nervous breakdown after last week campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Margaret
George Anderson
William Olah
Royal Canadian Air Force
Social Credit
G. G. Parrott
Olah
Parrott
Joanna
Ross
Ann
Linda
Democrats Seek Civil Rights Accord Before 1956 Convention
Democratic Chairman Paul Butler says the Platform Committee will meet a week before the Chicago convention to secure substantial civil rights agreement. He expects a plank acceptable to Northern and Southern Democrats as drafting begins August 6 ahead of the August 13 opening at Chicago's International Amphitheatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Butler
Butler
International Amphitheatre
Butler names Reinsch convention manager for civil rights talks
Butler announces James Leonard Reinsch as convention manager succeeding William Roach who quit May 18 after vetoing a Roach plan. Reinsch, 47, Atlanta broadcasting executive, will help draft the party platform before the convention. A platform draft is set for August 14 morning and candidate nominations begin August 15 with the first roll call later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
James Leonard Reinsch
Atlanta Broadcasting
William Neale Roach
Roach
Druggist Vogt Named To Pharmacy Board
Eugene W. Vogt Sr., Ferriday druggist and longtime mayor, was appointed by Governor Earl Long to the State Board of Pharmacy. Vogt previously served on the board and led the Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogt
Pharmacy
Ferriday
Eugene W. Vogt, Sr
Earl Long
State Board of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Board
Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association
White and black car colors affect interior heat
A white-topped car parked beside a black-topped vehicle in sun can stay about 15 degrees cooler inside. The color of vehicle roofs influences heat absorption and cabin temperature, impacting comfort and potential heat-related wear.
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E. A. Conway
Robert McLeod
Downsville
Robert Devon
Rayford
Josephine Robinson
Rayville
Freddie Lee
Willie and
Lula Mae Puckett
Delhi
Ruby Nell
James and
Margie Scott
Ruston
Jerrell Wayne
Louis
Lula Bell Mitchell
Grammont
Larry Darnell
Mathew and
Josephine Hall
Mathew Jr
Eugene and
Maudie Mae Lawson
Start
Amy Lee
Johnny and
Eddie Mae Hardy
David Wayne
William and
Ruby Lee Jackson
Patricia Ann
Robert and
Wilma Harris
Bobby Ray
Claudie and Geneva Edmonds
Claudie, Jr
Addie Bea Howard
Joyce Black
Willie Lester Jr
Cator and
Helen Thomas
Cator Levesta
Henry and
Mary Jones
Helen Marie
R. L. and
Alynne Thornton
Daisy Odell
Eddie and Pearlie Mae Cowart
Lewis Lee
Johnny and Evelyn Littleton
Terrian
Bernice Sims
Tallulah
Bruce Edward
Cal and
Laura Lee Greely
David Lee
Nelson
Stella Stewart
Hosea Lamar
Clinton
Bessie Wines
Farmerville
Michael Anthony
Bennie
Maggie Allen
Olla
Leroy
Hezikiah
Julian Wade
Choudrant
Jerome
Tommy
Lucy George
Oak Ridge
Vickie Marie
Ophelia Ross
Mon
Maecille Bryant
Extension
Aileen
A. D
Eliza Haynes
Carolyn Fay
Bey By
Monroe, LA
John L. Luffey
North Monroe
Mississippi
St. Louis
Memphis
Helena
Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Red
Avr
Long
Baton Rouge
Donaldsonville
New Orleans
Atchafalaya
Morgan City
de Ois Quachita
Camden
Aes Black
Jonesville
Arkansas
Little Rock
RED Shreveport
Alexandria
Aghenize
Poe
King & Me
Saree
Royal Crown
Box 15-A
Brooklyn 1
N.Y
Sen. Hickenlooper
Grand Jury
World News
Los Angeles
John Shinners
Shinners
Arthur Trease
Alphonse Wells
Trease
Superior Court
Harry G. Hershenson
Edmund F. Clark
Brinks
Solon
World Health Organization
Joseph Fisher
New Jersey
George Washington Bridge
New York City
Fisher
Lincoln Tunnel
Hudson River
America
Tery ST. Ve Osere
Aldrex
Kansas City
Ida le
Airlines
New York
All Southern Airways
Alto, LA
D. R. Sartor, Sons & Co
Bernice
H. E. Colvin Goodyear
Columbia, LA
James & Tarver
Bonita, LA
Baggett’s Pharmacy
Kelley-Coppedge, Inc
Chatham, LA
Flanagan Grocery
Epps, LA
Epps Builders Supply
Eros, LA
Sharp's
Collinston, LA
Ward Lumber Company
Farmerville, LA
Terral Lumber Co
Harrisonburg, LA
Terry Hardware & Lumber
Winnfield, LA
Harrel Builders Supply
Tre
Pearce Paint & Paper
Jonesville, LA
Central Building Supply
Pearce Paint & Paper, Inc
Natchitoches, LA
Builders Service Company
Newellton
Newellton Elevator Co
Oak Grove
West Carroll Hardware
Vining Feed Seeds Hardware
Rayville, LA
Dopson Builders Supply
ST. Joseph, LA
Reiber Lumber Co
Sicily Island
H. C. Peck Lumber Co
Tallulah, LA
Tioga, LA
Tioga Lumber & Appliance
Transylvania, LA
Farmer's Supply Co
Winnsboro, LA
Gwin Building Supply