Stars Fell On West Point Class Reunites at Banquet
West Point in New York hosts the 50th anniversary reunion of the 1915 class known as the class the stars fell on. Ike and Mamie Eisenhower attends among dozens of generals and widows, while memories of D-Day and old camaraderie fill the weekend. A parade up Leone’s farm driveway closes the royal reunion with music and nostalgia.
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Eisenhower
Gene Leone
Central Valley
N.Y
The
West Point
Ike
Mamie
Corps of Cadets
Omar Nradley
Manhattan Rest
Eugene Leone
U.S. Military Academy
Normandy
Leone
James A. van Fleet
Joseph A. McChristian Jr
Bradley
America
Geology majors plan six week camp in Arkansas
A group of 14 geology majors from Northeast Louisiana State College and Louisiana Tech will attend a six week summer camp in Independence County Arkansas. The camp run by Northeast State geology department features instructor Hugh H Doney assisted by Evans McIntyre. Students include 10 from NLSC and four from Tech with enrollments from Bastrop Monroe Shreveport New Orleans and Bogota Colombia among others. The Batesville area was chosen for better exposure to surface structure per Prof Marcus Mapp.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Louisiana Tech
Independence County
Ark
Department of Geology
Northeast State
Northeast
Tech
Hugh H. Doney
NLSC
Evans McIntyre
Bastrop
John Clema
Lincoln
Neb
William Coleman
John Doucer
Monroe
Ed Geisler
New Orleans
Robert Handford
Shreveport
Charles McGough
Sterlington
Jerry McVay
Winnsboro
Don Parker
West Monroe
Thomas
Ron) Salley
Ed Sansom
Bossier City
Don Allen
Covington
Mike Poole
Vidalia
Carlos Villamarin
Bogota
Columbia
S. A
W. D. Waggoner Jr
Stamps
Batesville
Arkansas
Louisiana
Marcus Mapp
Giants Manager Franks Told To Take A Hike
San Francisco Giants manager Herman Franks walked to the mound during a game to advise Masanori Murakami, the new Japanese lefty, who retorted with the phrase take a hike. Franks then sought the clubhouse comedian who explained the term meant okay.
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San Francisco
UPT
San Francisco Giants
Herman Franks
Masanori Murakami
Franks
Murakami
Bookmobile Schedule Announced for Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish Public Library lists a detailed Wednesday schedule for the Woodlawn and Ward 4 bookmobile routes. The morning run begins at 7 a.m. from the main 1800 Stubbs Ave. library, visiting stops across Brown Grocery, Bamburg Grocery, Everett Black Home, Luna Road, W. P. McCain residence, Boothe Home, Woodlawn School, Arrant Road homes, Four-Way Grocery, Pleasant Hill Church, Caples Road, Marion Sims Road, Jack Douglas home, Liberty Grove Church of God, Billy Caples and Jarvis homes, Doc’s Grocery, Berniet Farm, then returns to the library. Afternoon Ward 4 route runs 1–6 p.m. with numerous stops along Prairie Road, Harmon Johnson Road, Highway 165, Buckhorn Bend, Greenacres Subdivision, and back to the library at 6:45 p.m. The schedule repeats on June 23, July 7 & 21, and Aug. 4 & 18.
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Ouachita Parish
Woodlawn
Ward 4
Frances Flanders
Stubbs Ave
Monroe
Brown Grocery
Bamburg Grocery
Everett Black
Luna Road
W. P. McCain
Old Fenner Road
Boothe
Mount Vernon Road
Woodlawn School
Arrant Road
Albert Kilpatrick
Arrant Rd
Ray Brady
Jonesboro Highway
Pleasant Hill
C. H. Caples
Marion Sims
Jack Douglas
Liberty Grove Church of God
Caples
Billy Fuller
F. F. Jarvis
Doc’s Grocery
Berniet Farm
Harmon Johnson
W. S. Craughn
E. W. Folden
C. M. Caples
C. A. Kincaid
Carlo Sciara
M. Hilton
Gradon MecQuiston
Don Qdom
A. A. Quimby
Pete Godwin
Buckhorn Bend
L. W. Scarborough
E. W. Hemphill
J. H. Abercrombie
C. M. McMullen
J. M. Landrum
D. G. Moore
Kermit Youngblood
Leroy Travis
J. W. Brown
Greenacres
Young British Boy Flees Dentist Then Hides At Home
Grimsby police recovered 10 year old John Stevenson after he fled a dentist’s office in fear of having a tooth pulled. He spent 28 hours missing, found in his home garage cold hungry dirty but without pain or toothache.
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Grimsby
England
John Stevenson
Viet Cauldron Simmers Weakly
In Saigon religious tension flares but violence remains limited. Catholic protests draw hundreds and a 300 strong delegation meets chief of state Phan Khac Suu demanding Premier Phan Huy Quat’s resignation amid fears of Buddhist dominance. U.S. officials seek to avert trouble while Catholic leaders warn of duty to seek better government.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Phan Khac Suu
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
U.S
Viet Nam
Cao ‘Dai
Hoa Hao
Meaning of driving under the influence in Monroe City code
Refers to operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcoholic beverages. The text cites Section 246 of the Monroe City Code, which declares that no person shall drive a vehicle while intoxicated, implying any detectable intoxication level is prohibited and prompting questions about thresholds or degrees of intoxication.
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Monroe City
Driving Under Influence Definition Startling Legal Clause
The text defines driving under the influence as any operator whose physical or mental faculties are affected sufficiently to make operating a vehicle less safe. It emphasizes such impairment applies regardless of alcohol content and applies to any beverage or substance.
Milk leads Pennsylvania farm receipts at Penn State
University Park report shows milk as the leading farm commodity in Pennsylvania accounting for 40 percent of all cash receipts from farm sales. Poultry follows with 30 percent, according to the College of Agriculture at Penn State.
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University Park
UPI
Pennsylvania
College of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State University
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Dusky) Gillette
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