Ruston Man Held On Reckless Driving Charges
A 23 year old Ruston man Francisco C. Malaret was arrested on reckless driving and criminal neglect after a two car collision at Louisville Avenue and North 18th Street. Two city water department workers were sent to Conway Memorial Hospital with slight injuries.
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North 18Th Street
Francisco C. Malaret
Tech Drive
Conway Memorial Hospital
Henry Payne
Tom Stewerrt
City Water Department
Malaret
Louisville
Isaac Kalil
Foster Street
Kalil
Seedsmen Coat Small Seeds With Clay For Planting Aid
Some seedsmen coat small seeds with clay to help ensure even sowing and improved germination. The coating adds bulk for handling and reduces dust during planting.
Overwork Not sole cause of emotional illness says Dr Jackson
A survey of 91 patients linked only seven to emotional problems caused by overwork. Most cases stemmed from factors like unwise supervision and injury. The piece promotes a Wiggam booklet on mental illness and urges sending 25 cents for a copy. Further answers discuss self-worth and happiness from Helen Sherman and Marjorie Coe, and views on left handedness and right-handed equipment.
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Jackson A. Smith
A. E. Wiggam
Helen Sherman
Marjorie Coe
National
Chicago
Illinois
Optometrist Held On Driving Charges
Dr. T. A. Brulte Sr. 53 of Wallace Dean Road West Monroe faced driving while intoxicated hit and run resisting arrest and driving without a license charges. Troopers said he struck Bob Ganey's car on Cypress Street West Monroe then fled. He allegedly fought officers, escaped, and was recaptured on St. John Street and jailed.
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T. A. Brulte
Wallace Dean Road
West Monroe
Dr. Brulte
Bob Ganey
Cypress Street
Ridge Avenue
Ouachita Parish
St. John Street
Youth Confesses Burglaries In Monroe
A 14 year old Negro youth admitted burglarizing three Monroe homes in May. The homes of Lucy Mae Sampson Mrs G H Thomas and Mrs Ira Passman were entered. Minor items were taken. The youth, from the State School for Colored Youth at Baton Rouge, was turned over to state juvenile parole officer for disposition.
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Monroe
John B. Whitfield
Lucy Mae Sampson
Texas Avenue Project
G. H. Thomas
South Fourth Street
Ira Passman
Whitfield
Baton Rouge
Mr. Milam
State
Harriman Skezi2 To Win N. Y. Delegation Victory
Albany reports show Harriman favored to secure the Democratic delegation. Stevenson supporters challenge in New York City and Long Island but are unlikely to derail Harriman's path to the convention. Ballots run noon to 9 pm upstate and 3 pm to 10 pm in NYC with about four million eligible voters.
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N. Y
Albany
N.Y
Ad‘ai Stevenson
New York
Democratic Organization
Averell Harriman
New York City
Congress
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Westchester County
Upstate
Monroe County
Democratic State Committee
Stevensonites
Illinois
Stevenson
U.S
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
First Census Recorded in 3800 B C by Babylonians
The National Geographic Society notes the first census on record was conducted in 3800 B C by the Babylonians as part of ancient governance and taxation practices.
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The
National Geographic Society
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