Dentists Plan Cancer Study in Northeast Louisiana
The dentists of northeast Louisiana will hold a full day program on June 15 at the public health building to study cancer of the oral cavity. The Louisiana Cancer Institute will conduct the event, sponsored by the council on dental health of the state board of health and Loyola University School of Dentistry. Speakers include Dr. A. K. Fisher and Dr. P. B. Drez of Loyola.
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Louisiana
Louisiana Cancer Institute
Council On Dental Health
Louisiana State Board of Health
Loyola University School of Dentistry
A. K. Fisher
Loyola Univerity School of Dentistry
New Orleans
P. B. Drez
Loyola
Mackenzies Column on German status and policy shift
British General Robertson said Germans should be treated as Christian civilized people marking a major shift in postwar policy. The London conference urged western Germany unification with a supervised government and renewed Marshall Plan support, moving Germans from conquered to cooperative partners in Europe.
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Associated Press
DeWitt Mackenzie
Berlin
Germany
Brian Robertson
Robertson
British Control Commission
Eisenhower
Dachau
Auschwitz
Goering
Keitel
Nuernberg
Europe
Matrimony Prices Rise in Nation Wide Pattern
A New York report notes women with cash are courting husbands with five figure sums, while men fade in numbers. Census data show 27.7 million women to 27.1 million men aged 15 to 39, with many divorced or widowed, and spinster prospects rising as supply tightens.
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Seattle
America
Cupid
Local court fines for drunken and disorderly conduct
Thomas F Honea, 30, of 303 North Fifth Street, was fined 35 dollars for being drunk and disorderly and resisting arrest by Judge Jesse Heard yesterday. Tom Houston, 53, of 2211 Cypress Street, charged with disturbing the peace, fined 30 dollars. Thornton Cole, 19, of Cheniere, charged with drunken and disorderly conduct, fined 10 dollars. Two others, L. H. Frost, 37, of West Monroe, and John L. Walker, 28, of Ruston, both charged with drunk and disorderly conduct, fined 7.50 each. Three more persons charged with the same offense were listed.
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Thomas F. Honea
North Fifth Street
Jesse Heard
Tom Houston
Cypress Street
Thornton Cole
Buck Evans
L. B. Deen
C. W. Jones
Layton Avenue
Frank L. Toler
Texas Street
James Ezell
West Monroe
W. M. Elliott
Columbia
Sam Nash
Arkansas Avenue
Lorraine Mason
N. Little Rock
Ark
Chester Porter
Wes Monroe
Wesley Holloway
Vienna
Thomas Flynn
City Court Reports In Monroe Fines For Disorderly Conduct
Willie Jackson 34 of 1002 Short Layton avenue fined 200 for carrying a dangerous weapon. R D Odell 24 of 301 North Seventh fined 42.50 for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Lillie Nelson 33 of Monroe fined 20 for drunk and disorderly and vagrancy. Alice Williams 60 of 606 Adams street fined 25 for operating a gambling game. Ten others charged with various offenses listed by name and address.
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Willie Jackson
Layton Avenue
W. M. Harper
R. D. Odell
North Seventh Street
W. R. Vanoben
Ashley, Ark
Lillie Nelson
Monroe
Alice Williams
Adams Street
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Georgette Bertaud
France
Pfe
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Houston
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Ellis Island
James Mont
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Boyle
Jordon Jackson
Chatham
Ben Martin
News-Star
Charlie Ellis
Strother A. Dickerson
Ton Street
Fellows
Frances
Stock Exchange
Southwest
Rex McDonald
George Muehlebach
George Muehlebach Brewing Co
Kansas City
Lepains & Furniture CO
Washington and
Ninth Sts
Washington & Ninth Sts
NORGE
BEY Rings Furniture CO
Bedding & Furniture CO
Sgt
Jack Clinton Adcock
Kayville Methodist Church
Pee, James H. Parrott
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Deithi
Winnsboro
Rayville
Armstrong
Hungerford Bed
Honduras
Mr. and Mrs
Washington
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