13 Negroes Denied Registration At McNeese State
Lake Charles LA M The registrar Mrs Inez Moses refused to register 13 Negroes for summer classes saying she lacked authority and followed the state board instruction. NAACP backed group said court rulings on the SLI case opened enrollment possibilities at McNeese State College pending state authority. The three among four SLI admittees and 10 others sought entry including Joyce Richard Lenora Chandeler Hattie Coleman Frances Fondell Ruthie Fondell Barbara Fruge and more.
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Lake Charles
La.m
McNeese State College
Inez Moses
L. E. Frazar
Frazar
State Board of Education
Dorotha Combre
Citizens Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
SLI
Mece- Neese
Joyce Richard
Lenora Chandeler
Hattie Coleman
Frances Fondell
Ruthie Fondell
Barbara Fruge
Mary Jane Silas
Florence Cooper
Thelma Phelmougo
Lucille Kane
Dolorius Townsand
Marva Thibadeaux
Marshall McGowen
Jack Howard to Leave Wednesday for Colorado Springs
Monroe businessman and national vice president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce Jack Howard plans a Wednesday trip to Colorado Springs to finalize his campaign for national president. He has about 600 of 1196 votes and is among three candidates. A Louisiana caravan of Jaycees and wives, about 150 people, departs at 6 am June 11 with safety cars and state police escort. Carlos P Romulo of the Philippine Islands will address the convention, and Howard will be accompanied by his family.
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Jack Howard
Monroe
U. S
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Springs
Colo
Howard
Louisiana
West Monroe
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippine Islands
Delores Wallace
Neville High School
Northeast Louisiana State College
Prettiest of new summer gloves described
The article highlights sheer nylon gloves with delicate ruffed cuffs as the season’s prettiest accessory. It emphasizes their light, airy style and suitability for summer wear, reflecting fashion trends of the period.
Broadening Board Powers Wins Initial Backing
A Louisiana bill to expand the state Board of Education powers won support from six of eleven members. It would give the board control over the state education budget and permit $40,000 for a board staff. Key backers include J. J. Davies and Rep. Brown's allies Nash Roberts Jr., Leon Gary, Eleanore Meade, Alfred Roberts, and Robert H. Curry. The measure follows the Peabody Schools report urging budget and personnel authority.
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Baton Rougem
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Education
J. J. Davies
Gretna
J. Marshall Brown
Nash Roberts Jr
New Orleans
Leon Gary
Houma
Eleanore H. Meade
Grammercy
Alfred FE. Roberts
Lake Charles
Robert H. Curry
Shreveport
Peabody
Louisiana Public Schools
Brown
House Education
Shelby Jackson
Jackson
Funeral Held For Sister Of Annie L W Stahl
Miss Florence Brittain West of 306 South College Ave died yesterday at St. Francis Hospital after a long illness. She lived with her sister Annie Lee West Stahl head of Northeast State College journalism. Funeral 5 p.m. Mulhearn Chapel with interment Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Florence Brittain West
South College Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Mississippi
Miss West
Annie Lee West Stahl
Northeast State College
Mulhearn Chapel
Ernest D. Holloway
Wayne W. Gray
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Charles H. West
W. S. Vincent
L. N. Blair
W. R. Hammond
James L. Malone
Woody Boyles
H. S. Chilton
E. G. Touchstone
Lewis C. Slater
William M. Smith
The
Morning World
News-Star
Pow Wow
Mrs Wilson Returns From National PTA Meeting
Mrs V O Wilson of West Monroe returned from the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Atlantic City New Jersey May 24 to 26 representing Twin City PTA. President William A Early urged more and better teachers to shape the coming generation. She found the sessions inspiring and plans a detailed report to the Ouachita Parish Council.
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V. O. Wilson
West Monroe
Atlantic City
N. J
Twin City
P.T. A
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
William A. Early
Ouachita’ Parish
Infant Joseph Garvin Dies in Ferriday Funeral
Funeral services were held for infant Joseph Everett Garvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Garvin of Ferriday. The service occurred at Young Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Don Alverson officiating and interment in a Natchez cemetery after the infant died Monday afternoon at a Ferriday hospital.
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Ferriday
Joseph Everett Garvin
Joseph E. Garvin
Young Funeral Home Chapel
Don Alverson
Natchez, Miss
Obituary notices from Mangham and Bienville districts
Harvey Bacle 60 died after a long illness at his Mangham residence. Funeral 3:00 p.m. Tuesday at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev. P. M. Gaddis. Interment at Chest Cemetery directed by Mulhearn Funeral Home Winnsboro. American Legion held a graveside service. Survived by wife four daughters three brothers and three sisters. William Roland Ward 57 died in Shreveport and funeral held June 6 at Friendship Baptist Church. Burial in Friendship Cemetery, Conger Funeral Home Arcadia. Ward a World War I veteran resided in Saline and Cotton Valley. Survived by wife two children three grandchildren two brothers six sisters.
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Eros
Lummie Fuller
Church of Latter Day Saints
T. B. Sharp
Texas
Paul
Oral
Tallulah
Miss
Solon
Paduckah
Harvey Bacle
Mangham
Bethlehem Baptist Church
P. M. Gaddis
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Winnsboro
Chest’'s
American Legion
Bacle
Harvey
Bienville
William Roland Ward
Shreveport
Friendship Baptist Church
John S. Hurt
Friendship Cemetery
Conger Funeral Home
Arcadia
Ward
Saline
Cotton Valley
Aubyn Hollman Ward
June Collinsworth
James Roland Ward
Friendship
Norman Ward
Keller Ward
Fryeburg
Howard Woodard
Ringgold
Price Davis
B. O. Gray
Nina Litton
Converse
Edgar Wilson
A. D. Mohler
Two Candidates Qualify In Race In Quitman Mayoral Contest
In Quitman Cecil B. Waldrip and W. M. Abbott have qualified for the mayoral race while Frank G. Melinski is declared the Democratic nominee for marshal without opposition. Four candidates seek alderman seats Earl Koonce Jeffie C Vail Homer Albritton and M A Blalock with three seats. Current aldermen include Earl Koonce and M A Blalock. Democratic village executive posts go to Ea Lee Mrs Rosea Lee Lee and Mrs Bessie Bailey. Election set for Tuesday July ie.
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Quitman
Cecil B. Waldrip
W. M. Abbott
Frank G. Melinski
Marshal
Earl Koonce
Jeffie C. Vail
Homer Albritton
M. A. Blalock
Chennault urges ROK and Chiang forces to start Asian war
General Claire Chennault, former Flying Tigers leader, urged South Korea and Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists to resume hostilities in Asia to halt Communist expansion in Indochina. He argued Russia would stay out, and Formosa should support a China mainland offensive. He warned against U.S. troops in Indochina and predicted anti-Communists would welcome Chiang.
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Shreveport
Claire Chennault
Flying Tigers
South Korea
Asia
Indo-China
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
Formosa
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Chennault
Far East Air Transport Service
United States
Chiang
Ostrex Tonic Claims Pep and Youthful Vigor
An advertisement touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets as a remedy to fatigue and low energy from iron deficiency. It promises renewed pep and a younger feeling, targeting men and women who feel old or rundown and urging readers to try a 50 cent sample.
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Bodan
Kenall & Virginia
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