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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1956

Page

2

Many Attend Summer School at Ouachita Parish High

A large summer school enrollment totals over 200 students at Ouachita Parish High School led by director Mrs. Sara Hollingsworth. Students come from Monroe West Monroe and Rayville Bastrop Mangham Calhoun Downsville Tallulah Winnsboro Linville.

Ouachita Parish High School Sara Hollingsworth Monroe West Monroe Rayville Bastrop Mangham Calhoun Downsville Tallulah Winnsboro Linville

Bayou D Arbonne District Heads Toward New Governance

A five man board of commissioners appointed by the governor would oversee the Bayou D Arbonne district. Commissioners must reside in Lincoln or Union parishes and gain power to expropriate property levy taxes issue bonds conserve water and regulate public works including bridges water supply and sewerage discharge within the district.

Lincoln Union Parishes

Court Issues (Continued From First Page)

The court recounts firing a man for ties to individuals labeled as communists and for contacts with Nature Friends of America. Cole resisted, then sought to reopen the hearing record, which was denied. The Supreme Court held military courts may try civilians who accompany troops abroad.

Nature Friends of America Cole Hobby Supreme Court

Soft drink sales rise in United States in 1955

In 1955 the United States sold 1 24 925 000 cases of soft drinks, reflecting strong consumer demand and widespread availability across markets. The figure highlights the growing popularity of carbonated beverages during the mid 1950s.

United States

4-H Members Of W. Carroll To Go To Summer Camp

Fifty two Junior 4-H Club members from West Carroll will attend summer camp June 25 29 at Camp Grant Walker near Pollac. The list includes Forest Club Charlotte Standifer Marian Davis Billy Allbrooks Jackie Williams Carolyn Crowe Jimmy Robinson Aubrey Rawls Linda Crowe Cheryl Edmondson Matie Roe Miller Charles Standifer Marshal Peacock Lyndia Sullivan Oak Grove club Sandra Hatten Sandra Bennett Judith Ann Isgitt Linda Fox Donna Jones Billy Turner Sharron Skinner Cecil Moore Rachel Millikian Adrena Lingenfelter Kilbourne club Pat Costello Wayne Guess Shirley Roberts Linda Lightsey Shirley Cauthen Marine Prine Bobby Kovac Geraldine Williams James V Albritton Carolyn Schrock Johnny Ray Purvis Gwen Flowers Goodwill club Jo Ann Bennett Geraldine Aaron Robert Adams Michel Vining Jack Watson Robert Watson Sharron Van Meter Francine Flower Frankie Strokes Fiske club Hilton West Judy Pace Carolyn Smith Glenda Sanders Connie Kovac Billy Earl Grubbs Dianne West Pioneer club Harry B Roberts.

Oak Grove West Carroll Grant Walker Pollac Forest Club Charlotte Standifer Marian Davis Billy Allbrooks Jackie Williams Carolyn Crowe Jimmy Robinson Aubrey Rawls Linda Crowe Cheryl Edmondson Matie Roe Miller Charles Standifer Marshal Peacock Lyndia Sullivan Oak Grove Club Sandra Hatten Sandra Bennett Judith Ann Isgit Michel Vining Jack Watson Robert Watson Sharron van Meter Francine Flower Frankie Strokes Fiske Club Hilton West Judy Pace Carolyn Smith Glenda Sanders Connie Kovac Billy Earl Grubbs Dianne West Pioneer Club Harry B. Roberts

Eisenhower’s status after operation discussed by aides

Aides set up a temporary HQ near the President's hospital room as Adams met with Eisenhower after talks in a lounge with Hagerty and Andrew Goodpaster. Hagerty said it would be accurate to say Eisenhower has resumed his job, though antibiotics continue and he remains intravenously fed. He noted the President did feel pain during walking but with less discomfort than yesterday.

Adams Hagerty Andrew Goodpaster Eisenhower

Argentina Cracks Down After Pueblo Uprising in 1951

Loyalist forces under Vice President Adm. Isaac Rojas crushed uprisings centered in La Plata and Rosario, while jet fighters and bombers hit rebel strongholds in La Plata and Santa Rosa. President Pedro Aramburu vowed energetic measures against participants. two retired generals, Rat Tanco and Juan Jose Valle, were named masterminds.

Adm Isaac Rojas Buenos Aires Rosario la Plata Santa Rosa Pedro Aramburu Rat Tanco Juan Jose Valle Peron

Argentina's Military Court Acts After Rebels Suppressed

Argentina's supreme military court met in emergency session to determine rebel prisoners fate. Two rebel army officers and 22 civilians were shot on the spot as the revolt was crushed. later seven more officers and seven noncommissioned officers were executed. Ringleader Col Oscar Lorenzo Cogorno and retired Col Alberto Cortines among those named. Observers expect the firing squad to deter further plots against Aramburu's regime. Communists denounced the weekend rebellion.

Peron Argentina Supreme Military Court Oscar Lorenzo Cogorno 7Th Infantry Regiment la Plata Alberto Eduardo Cortines Ricardo Ibaseta Aramburu Peronistas

Gas Gathering Tax Hike Aims At 2 Cents With Exemptions

Louisiana faces a 40 cent liquor tax boost under LMA provisions while gas gathering keeps a 1 cent per 1000 cubic feet tax and adds 2 cents. Gov. Long backs the amendment to be fair to New Orleans. Exemptions cover industries using gas directly in mining processing refining or manufacturing. Revenue from the raise would fund a teacher salary raise.

LMA Robert Angelle Long New Orleans Allen Gravelet Lebreton Percy Jasper Smith Louisiana

Mans and Faherty last of ten Brink’s robbers captured in Roxbury crackdown

In Roxbury tenement hideouts Richardson Faherty and two other men were the final fugitives taken in the Brink’s robbery case. Cameron’s body was found slumped in his car with two facial bullet wounds. Police tie Cameron to a staked-out Faherty hideout and say he sought payment for aiding the gang, while Callahan, a close associate of Baltimore arrestee Jordan Perry, was arrested as he returned home. Perry’s case spurred a Boston raid recover­ing about 90 thousand dollars in loot from behind a wall panel. Cameron had been questioned previously. his widow Pauline recalled a late night phone call about meeting someone.

Roxbury Richardson Faherty Cameron Boston FBI Callahan Jordan Perry Baltimore Perry Brink Pauline

Marines Train At Pendleton As Doyle Completes Course

Pvt. Lawrence J. Doyle of Monroe Louisiana finished four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton Marine Base. The program covered infantry tactics first aid demolitions field fortifications and advanced weapons training. Capt. Harry A Pribble of Monroe Louisiana earned Navy Wings of Gold May 18 at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station and is assigned to the Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point North Carolina.

Camp Pendleton Calif Lawrence J. Doyle Route 2 Box 53A Monroe Marine Corps Base Corpus Christi, Tex Harry A. Pribble Robert R. Pribble Filhiol Ave Clarada Cocking St. Petersburg Fla Naval Air Station Corpus Christi Tex Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point N.C

Military personnel news from bases worldwide

Marine Pfc. Richard B. Jones reports for duty at Guantanamo Bay Cuba from Camp Lejeune. Arthur E. Day Navy torpedo man first class will visit San Francisco June 8 during a First Fleet training phase. Lee D. Lynch and Tillman Brown of Louisiana served with the 9th Infantry division in Germany and southern France respectively, noting Brown’s Bronze Star and Purple Heart. Ronald G. Renfrow promoted at Bremerton Marine Security Force. Ray W. Maxey assigned to USS Prestige returning to Long Beach June 20 after six months in the Far East aboard a nonmagnetic wooden-hulled minesweeper.

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Richard B. Jones Clarence B. Jones Route 2 Box 86 Winnsboro Marine Barracks Naval Base Guantanamo Bay Cuba Camp Lejeune N. C San Francisco Calif Arthur E. Day USN Oza Bruce Route 4 Box Rayville U. S Germany Tillman Brown Monroe 9Th Infantry Division U. S. Seventh Army Tillman Southern University Baton Rouge Long Beach FHTNC Ray W. Maxey J. E. Maxey Sterlington Prestige Far East Navy Japan Korea Okinawa Iwo Jima Hong Kong Midway Island Pearl Harbor

Woman Found Dead After Alley Dispute

Police say a visitor complained of car trouble and sought a tow, leading to a confrontation with a woman identified as Cameron. After a heated exchange the woman left in work clothes and slippers, shouting she would push him. Cameron's body was found about two hours later.

Cameron

City declines Brown Bear offer from Alaska resident

City officials announced Monday they turned down an offer of a brown bear cub from E. W. Caughron of Spenard Alaska. The zoo already has two male bears and does not need an additional one. Caughron offered to donate the bear if the city would cover shipping costs.

E. W. Caughron Spenard Alaska

Senate Lines Up Split Over Aid Bill Cuts

Senate Foreign Relations Committee members clashed with the House over reform of the Eisenhower aid request. Chairman George favored restoring about half a billion and began closed hearings while H. Alexander Smith urged bipartisan backing for the President’s foreign policy. The House had tentatively approved a 3.8 billion dollar aid program for next year with a heavy emphasis on non Europe and loans over grants.

George D-Ga Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Eisenhower H. Alexander Smith RNJ Congress Europe U.S Yugoslavia

Law sets terms for aid program for next fiscal year

The bill establishes the authorization and general terms for the aid program for the coming fiscal year. Actual funding must be approved in a separate appropriations measure later.

Four Romanians Charged in Bern Espionage Ring

Indictments name Dumitru Ochiu 27 Beldeanu 10 crimes including espionage and murder plot tied to the Legation in Bern. Co-defendants Ion Chirila 24 and Stan Codrescu 27 face eight charges each. authorities allege theft of chancellery papers and threats against staff and officials. Conviction for murder could carry life, though the ruling says life sentence unlikely.

Bern Dumitru Ochiu Legation Emeric Stoffel Beldeanu Aurel Setu Ion Chirila Stan Codrescu Ochiu

FASTEETH AID FOR COMFORTABLE DENTURES

FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, makes false teeth hold more firmly. Sprinkle a little on dentures to eat and talk with less gagging taste or odor. No gummy or pasty feel. Available at drug counters.

Lawmakers mull sulphur tax cut and pari mutuel rate

RDC leaders push a $3 sulfur tax down to $1.40 per ton to match Texas. Rep. Lucien T. Vivien Jr. backed the same cut in committee but was defeated by administration forces. An amendment to halve the 4 percent pari mutuel tax hike also faced defeat. Long signals a 3 percent compromise on the race track bill while Fair Grounds threatens to close if more than 2 percent is approved.

RDC Lucien T. Vivien Jr RDO Louisiana Texas Vivien Long Fair Grounds

McKenzie Lauded For Forward Look And Courage

The speaker praises C. E. McKenzie as a figure always looking ahead with courage and enthusiasm. He notes in a solemn hour the sympathy extended to the devoted widow and family in their sorrow.

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Bayou D’arbonne W. Carroll la Pampa Birmingham Rolls-Royce Hohenfels Lee D. Lynch Anna Carrie E. Lynch Route 1 Delhi 9Th Division Lynch 39Th Regiment Fort Chaffee Ark Bremerton, Wash Ronald G. Renfrow Roddie A. Renfrow Carolyn Diel Marine Security Force Catalpa ST Texas & South Lee Ave Brown Bear U. S. House C. E. McKenzie Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Federal Reserve System oeenVaerr Ev Electric Ali Calvert C. Frantom Perry C. Daniel
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