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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

3

Tornadoes Slam Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin

A severe squall line produced a Springfield Illinois tornado and hit parts of Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin with violent storms. The Springfield twister damaged homes felled trees and knocked out lines but caused no injuries. Rain totals included 2 inches in Quincy Illinois 4 inches in Saint Lucas Iowa and up to 1.5 inches in Scotts Bluff Nebraska.

Mississippi Valley Springfield Ill Ilinois Iowa Wisconsin Quincy Saint Lucas New Hampton Utah South Dakota Scotts Bluff Neb Wyoming Nebraska

Tugboat Rams Ferry Landing in New Orleans Crash

A tugboat towing two loaded oil barges crashed into the Third District ferry landing in New Orleans, suspending service to Algiers. The incident disrupted 500 pedestrians and 900 vehicles daily, redirecting traffic to Canal Street ferries and causing a jam. The tug Keith Sterling, owned by Edwards Transportation Co. of Houston, went out of control near the crossing at the river bend, likely due to high water and currents. Minor tug damage reported. engineers to assess ferry landing repair needs and timelines.

New Orleans Third District Algiers Keith Sterling Edwards Transportation Co Houston Arthur Stock Harbor Police Algiers Public Service Company, Inc

Tomato Crop Outlook Good for Ashley County in 1957

Ashley County's Ham burg market to open Wednesday with a promising harvest. Sach's Produce Co of Cincinnati moved tomato grading and packaging gear into the Hamburg Junior Chamber of Commerce shed on East Railroad Street. County agent D M Vaught says two buyers expected to operate locally. potential gross over 200 000 if prices match 1996. Over 300 acres in production, up from 200 last year. inspectors found tomato clusters with up to eleven on the bottom.

R. M. Watt James Watson Hamburg

June Schedule for Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit

The Richland Parish health unit announced the June schedule for the state mobile X-ray unit. The unit will tour Richland parish in the last two weeks of June with stations in Rayville Stokes Store Delhi and dates May be updated.

Rayville Richland Parish State Department of Health

Alarmist Gets Free Lodging in Red Bank Fire Alarm

More than 100 firemen seven fire trucks and two ambulances rushed to a Red Bank alert where John Williams 31 stood by the alarm claiming no fire he wanted a ride home. Magistrate Crowell sentenced him to 60 to 90 days of free lodging.

Red Bank N.J John Williams Williams

Mayflower II Advances Toward Plymouth Amid Winds

Mayflower II rests about 200 miles off Provincetown as Capt. Alan Villiers reports poor sailing winds and delays. Mayflower I remains near Nantucket lightship with no new position updates. Officials expect a possible arrival by Friday for the Plymouth celebration of the Mayflower Compact.

Nantucket Island Mass Provincetown Mass Plymouth Alan Villiers Nantucket Villier Cape Cod Ronald Forth

Postmaster General to Committee over Money Troubles

Washington Postmaster General Summerfield returns to a House Appropriations subcommittee to outline cuts if Congress denies his request for 1492 million dollars for the 1958 fiscal year. Potential measures include Saturday mail service suspensions and closing small post offices. Rep Canfield notes declines will anger the public.

Washington Summerfield House Appropriations

Louisiana plans tighter laws on habit forming drugs

Redfield Bryan of Baton Rouge told the Louisiana board of pharmacy and a diamond jubilee convention audience that the Legislature will seek to tighten laws governing distribution of habit forming drugs. He said all outlets must hold drug permits and that unauthorized outlets like first aid stations contribute to most illegal sales. Albert H. Moore of Alexandria was elected president of the Louisiana Pharmaceutical Association at the convention.

New Orleans Redfield Bryan Baton Rouge Louisiana Board of Pharmacy Bryan Pharmacy Board New Orleans Area Louisiana Pharmaceutical Assa Albert H. Moore Alexandria Peter L.grossimon

Ostrex Toni Tablets Promises Pep For Couples Over 40

Advertises Ostrex Toni Tablets claiming to restore energy for husbands and wives over forty. Promotes high iron and vitamin B content with a claim of rapid iron intake versus dietary equivalents. Prices shown as 69 cents for smaller sizes and larger economy sizes at 1.67 for three day supply.

Pharmacy Students Pass State Board Exams at Loyola

Six area students successfully passed the State Board examination held recently at Loyola University. James Hall Emerson of Winnfield Johnny A Sampagnaro and Perby Owen Bedgood both of Monroe Joseph Harold Davis of Jonesville and Olivier Glenn Walters of Bastrop were among the successful examinees.

Loyol University James Hall Emerson Winnfield Johnny A. Sampagnaro Perby Owen Bedgood Monroe Joseph Harrold Davis Jonesville Olivier Glenn Walters Bastrop

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