Births at E A Conway Memorial Hospital and area
A long birth notice lists numerous families from Monroe West Monroe Rayville and nearby towns recording births from May 25 to June 4. Names include Lena Faye Steve Pattie Gayle Robert Devon Freddie Lee Ruby Nell Jerrell Wayne Larry Darnell Mathew Jr Amy Lee David Wayne Patricia Ann Bobby Ray Claudie Jr Bobby Ray Willie Lester Cator Levesta Helen Marie Daisy Odell Heneritta Terrian Bruce Edward David Lee Hosea Lamar Michael Anthony Leroy Jerome Vickie Marie Carolyn Jean George Brenda Aileen Carolyn Fay and Carolyn Fay among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Monroe
Larry Darnell
Mathew and
Josephine Hall
Mathew Jr
Eugene and
Maudie Mae Lawson
Start
Amy Lee
Johnny and
Eddie Mae Hardy
West Monroe
David Wayne
William and
Ruby Lee Jackson
Patricia Ann
Robert and
Wilma Harris
Bobby Ray
Claudie and Geneva Edmonds
Claudie, Jr
Sister Conrad To Lead In Revival at Central Assembly
Sister Conrad to lead revival at the Central Assembly of God Hall Calypso streets starting June 10 through June 24 nightly at 7 30 p m. Special singing and messages promise new views of eternity with two young musicians joining on accordion and harp. Pastor G E Chambers welcomes Sister Conrad to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Assembly of God
Calypso
Sister Conrad
Assemblies of God Church
Conrad
G. E. Chambers
Hickenlooper Wins Iowa Senate Nomination for Third Term
Sen. B. B. Hickenlooper, 59, easily captured the Republican renomination in Iowa's primary, with 141,797 votes to 68,520 for challenger Dayton Countryman. Democrat R. M. Evans won the nomination for the other seat. Voter turnout lagged in a presidential year, and Iowa's primary features no presidential preference rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Hickenlooper
Des Moines
Iowa
B. B. Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Atty
Dayton Countryman
New National Farmers Organization
Countryman
R. M
Spike) Evans
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Federal Reserve Board
Lumund 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 death threat
1-Circuit Judge Arthur Jordan told a Greenville grand jury that an anonymous letter threatening his life and his family was the work of a crank. He linked the note to the Till case suspects though not named and explained 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
Grand Jury
Authoritiers
Rock And Roll Dancing Banned In Calif Town
Santa Cruz police chief orders a rock and roll dancing ban after a Civic Auditorium dance crowd of about 200 teens is described as obscene and suggestive. Officer reports music three hours before it was halted as couples abandoned the floor amid driving rhythms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Calif
al Huntsman
Overton
World News Briefs do not reflect reliable data
Lt Gov Hart gets a 20 signature nominating petition led by state Sen Rahoi and signed by Rahoi and many relatives. Shinners and a lion cub are escorted out of town after a drunken incident. Arthur Trease is released from jail late due to a filing error. Edmund Clark ordered to stop after bizarre surveillance by a jealous husband amid divorce talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Philip A. Hart
Los Angeles
John Shinners
Shinners
Chicago
Arthur Trease
Alphonse Wells
Trease
Police report on dancer exhibitionists crowd control incident
Overton described a scene where exhibitionists drew attention from officers as couples formed a circle to shield them. He noted music raised excitement but feared the crowd could become uncontrollable, though only a few couples were truly carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
Routine Arrest Triggers Brink's Loot Recovery Findings
FBI Boston raid uncovers 90000 hidden behind paneling in a South End rooming house as part of the Brink's robbery investigation. The seizure follows the Baltimore arrest of Jordan Perry Jr. and ties to an August trial date for ten indicted participants.
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
Alberta legislator farmer John E. Clark 41 sought for the mass murder of seven was found dead in a muddy ditch with a bullet in his head. A .22 rifle lay beside him and police said he shot himself after a nervous breakdown. Neighbors reported odd behavior since returning from an election campaign. Six others including Clark's wife Margaret 36 and four children were dead, with the bodies laid in a row. An inquest was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stettler
Alta
John E. Clark
Alberta
Clark
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
G. Curleigh
Margaret
George Anderson
William Olah
Royal Canadian Air Force
Social Credit
Canadien
G. G. Parrott
Olah
Parrott
Joanna
Ross
Ann
Linda
Democrats Seek Early Accord on Civil Rights Platform
Democratic Chairman Paul Butler says the Platform Committee will meet a week before the 1956 convention in Chicago to draft a civil rights plank acceptable to Northern and Southern Democrats. He predicts no difficulty in aligning the platform and notes the drafting committee will convene August 6, a full week before August 13 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Butler
Butler
International Amphitheatre
Butler Names Reinsch Convention Manager for Civil Rights Push
Butler announced James Leonard Reinsch 47 Atlanta broadcasting executive as convention manager succeeding William Neale Roach who quit May 18 after vetoing Roach plan to hire an assistant. Preconvention platform drafting aims to save time with a draft due August 14. Nomination of candidates begins 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 Appointed To State Pharmacy Board
Ferriday leader Eugene W. Vogt Sr., longtime Ferriday druggist and former Ferriday mayor, was appointed by Governor Earl Long to serve on the State Board of Pharmacy. Vogt has prior board service and past presidency of the Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogt
Pharmacy
Ferriday
Eugene W. Vogt, Sr
Earl Long
State Board of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Board
Louisiana State Pharmaceutical Association
Weathering car tops shade air inside
When a white-topped car sits beside a black-topped one in sunlight, the white-topped vehicle can stay about 15 degrees cooler inside due to reflective surfaces reducing heat absorption.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. A. Conway
Marvin Hollis
Rt. 1
Lena Faye
James Williams
Dick Taylor Sr
Steve
Ernie Strader
Pioneer
Pattie Gayle
Robert McLeod
Downsville
Robert Devon
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
Rey
Tee LY Commercial
John L. Luffey
North Monroe
Mississippi
St Louis
Memphis
Helena
Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Red Boyr Long
Baton Rouge
Donaldsonville
New Orleans
Atchafalaya
Morgan City
Ouachita Camden
Jonesville
Arkansas
Little Rock
RED Shreveport
Alexandria We
Royal Crown
Box 15-A
Brooklyn 1
N.Y
World News
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
Kansas City
Adv
Ade
Airlines
New York
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
Sterling “Paint
Harrisonburg, LA
Terry Hardware & Lumber
Winnfield, LA
Harrel Builders Supply
Jonesville, LA
Central Building Supply
Monroe, LA
Pearce Paint & Paper, Inc
Natchitoches, LA
Builders Service Company
Newellton
Newellton Elevator Co
Oak Grove
West Carroll Hardware
Vining Feed Seed & 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
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