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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

5

Grasshopper Plague Threatens Colorado Wheat Crop

Colorado faces its worst grasshopper invasion in a decade with a 110 million dollar bumper wheat crop imperiled. Nearly nine million acres across 16 eastern counties are infested, with spillover into Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming and Montana. Swisher warns seven hoppers per square yard could trash wheat. action by federal and landowners is urged to prevent mid June loss.

Denver Colorado Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Wyoming Montana

King Remains In Mental Hospital Ward

Jackson Mississippi. Officials at a state mental hospital say they cannot yet determine when examinations of Clennon King will be finished. King, a former professor at a black college, has been held since trying to enroll at the all white University of Mississippi. A panel of 17 psychiatrists is conducting the evaluation as Leroy Wilkins of the NAACP protests the seizure and confinement.

Jackson, Miss UPI Clennon King King Whitfield Miss University of Mississipi W. L. Jaquith J. J. Head Yale University

Death notice for James R. Phillips 59 Monroe

Funeral arrangements are announced for James R. Phillips known as Phil of Monroe who died after a short illness. Services will be held at Mulhearn Funeral Home Chapel at 2 30 p m with Reverends T A Brown and W M Allen officiating. Burial will follow at Little Creek Cemetery with pallbearers Bill Hines Bob Dupree Jack Crosby Larry Stephens S B Wright Jim Carter and Jack Thornton.

James R Phil) Phillips Monroe Mulhearn Funeral Home T. A. Brown W. M. Allen Little Creek Cemetery Bill Hines Bob Dupree Jack Crosby Larry Stephens S. B Wright Jim Carter Jack Thornton

Mrs Mildred Brady Dies After Brief Illness in Ruston

Mrs Mildred Clair Brady 52 of Ruston died in a local hospital after a brief illness. She was a Emanuel Baptist Church member and Eastern Star. Funeral services were held at Emanuel Baptist Church with burial in Beulah Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, two sons, two sisters, one brother, and one grandchild.

Ruston Mildred Clair Brady Emanuel Baptist Church The Eastern Star New Orleans A. H. Johnson Beulah Kilpatrick Funeral Home Wv. R. Brady Melvin Dubach Jean Rusten Mary Babylon Katy Cain Fred Lestlee

Police search continues for drowned New Orleans officer

In Lake Pontchartrain a squall is believed to have drowned Patrolman Roy J. Nonenmacher, 31, a father of five. His abandoned skiff was found at the south shore lighthouse with the patrolman missing and his infl ated life jacket and gear aboard. Police think he re entered the boat after the squall and fell overboard.

New Orleans UPI Lake Pontchartrain South Shore Roy J. Nonenmacher Old South Shore

Funeral services for Vernie Mae Keene in Crossett Ark

Vernie Mae Keene 43 died Sunday night by self-administered poison. Funeral held at Temple Baptist Church Crossett with Rev J W Buckner officiating. Burial Pinewood Memorial Park Jones Funeral Home in charge. Survived by son Charles Keene 18. brother Clifton Berry Fountain Hill. sisters Mrs Dalton Ware Fountain Hill and Mrs Jon Haney Warren.

Crossett Ark Vernie Mae Keene Temple Baptist Church J. W. Buckner Pinewood Memorial Park Jones Funeral Home Ashley County Charles Keene Clifton Berry Fountain Hill Dalton Ware Jon Haney Warren

Federal docket overloaded says judge in New Orleans

Federal Judge Herbert W Christenberry told the New Orleans Federal Bar Association chapter that the district handles more cases than any other in the nation and that the court is getting more than it can do. He warned the public is the loser in the overloaded docket.

New Orleans UPI Herbert W. Christenberry Federal Bar Association

Former Gov Charles Edison Owns Sag Harbor Coil Factory

Former New Jersey governor Charles Edison owns a factory in Sag Harbor Long Island that manufactures electrical coils. The plant adds to Edison’s business holdings in the region.

Gov Charles Edison New Jersey Sag Harbor Long Island

Bernice Alderman Van Salley Featured As Nationy Renowned Grocer Leader

In the Louisiana Municipal Review Bernice alderman and business leader Van Salley is praised as a veteran public servant and one of the Souths foremost wholesale grocery executives. He is president of the United States Wholesale Grocers Association and recently began a fourth term as alderman amid wide civic activity. The piece highlights his business, civic, and charitable work. The Madison Parish Welfare Department relocates to 20 Walnut Street to gain more office space after moving from the courthouse.

Bernice van Salley Louisiana Municipal Review Salley South United States Wholesale Grocers Association

Tallulah Pageant Sets World Themed Carnival June 14

Tallulah special reports the third annual Water Carnival and Pageant at the Country Club pool with 120 participants aged five to high school. Following the event, a supper is planned by Mr and Mrs Jimmy Green. Also noted is local school board race activity in Madison Parish and Catahoula Parish, with candidate lists and election dates in July and August 1958.

Tallulah Tallulah Country Club Country Club Robert Cagnolatti Jimmy Green Jonesville Catahoula Parish Baton Rouge G. R. Richardson Manifest Moses Poole Aimwell H. D. Gray Larto West White Jr Island Bayou

Concordia Parish School Board Candidates Named

Ten persons qualified for the Concordia Parish School Board election to be held Saturday, August 23, with six seats open. Ward 3 has one seat for Byron Covell and Boyle Spell. Ward 5 has two seats for Mrs. C. E. Schiele Fred Falkenheiner Mrs. Jean Brewer and T. D. Dock Taunton. Ward 7 has two seats for David Lane Crews Mrs. J. H. Pankey and Mrs. Melba W. Turner. Ward 11 has one seat for W. D. Wactor.

W. D. Wactor

Rayville Church adopts resolution opposing racial integration

Rayville Methodist Church officials led by Thomas S. Gunby announce a resolution opposing racial integration. The measure states Christianity gains strength through a strong United States and declares the church utterly opposed to integration now or in the future across the church, the Louisiana Conference, and the Southern Jurisdiction.

Rayville Thomas S. Gunby

Stark Tu lan e warning sets tone for Georgia grads

In Athens 1100 graduates hear Tu lan e University president Dr Rufus L Harris warn that failure to control nuclear weapons could erase Western civilization The veteran educator questions the current generation s apathy and lack of conviction while praising past youth as giant killers facing a much larger giant today

Athens UPI Tulane University University of Georgia Rufus L. Harris The Southern University Harris

Venezuelan student arrested with gun belt in Tulsa stringer case

Oklahoma highway patrolman Gilbert Duggan stopped a speeding driver in Marietta. Martin J. Gutierros, 21, of Caracas Venezuela and a University of Tulsa student, was found armed with a loaded .38 pistol a 30-30 rifle and a filled gun belt. Gutierros said he was playing cowboy.

Marietta Okla Gilbert Duggan Martin J. Gutierros Caracas Venezuela University of Tulsa Gutierros

April Retail Sales Rise 5 Percent from March

The Commerce Department reported April total U.S. retail sales reached 16.3 billion dollars, up 5 percent from March and 1 percent below the pre recession level of April 1957. Retail food sales fell 1 percent from March but rose 7 percent year over year.

Washington UPI Commerce Department U.S

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