Louisiana Weekend Accidents Claim Eleven Lives
Louisiana suffered eleven fatalities in weekend crashes and drownings. A two car head on collision near Elton killed 16 month old Tony Davis Williams and injured several, while an airplane collision near Winston killed Charles J. Dally and injured Jerry W. Yocham. Additional drownings occurred in Lake Pontchartrain and Valentine Lake, with other fatal crashes across the state including near Ponchatoula and New Iberia. Names include Tony Williams Roosevelt Williams Lewis Brown Aaron Lee Fritz Joseph Ellenberger Travis Whitney Otis Broussard and Clarence R Jackson among others.
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Tony Davis Williams
L. J. Bertrand
Jennings
Roosevelt Williams
St. Landry
Lewis Brown
Oakdale
Bertrand
Clarence Collins
Williams
Winston
Charles J. Dally
Jerry W. Yocham
Morgan Crop Service
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Aaron Lee
Lawrence Brady
Ponchatoula
Fritz Joseph Ellenberger
Wadesboro
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Jimmy C. Martin
Minden
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Here
T. C. Bloxom
Webster Parish
Martin
Baton Rouge
David Artigue
Arnaudville
U.S. 190
Clarence R. Jackson
Jackson
Lake Pontchartrain
Richard Bernard Jr
Bernard la Cava
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Alexandria
Travis Whitney
Lecompte
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New Iberia
Otis Broussard
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Civil Service Exam To Hire USDA Live Stock Graders
John S. Daniel Jr. of the U S Civil Service Commission announces a USDA job exam for the Live stock Division of the Consumer and Marketing Service. Vacancies exist in meat grading work at plants nationwide except Alaska and several states with specific site locations listed. Applicants must meet experience requirements. see Daniel in Room 301, Post Office Building, on Jackson Street for details.
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Boggs Delivers Keynote at Southeast Housing Convention
In New Orleans Rep Hale Boggs D La majority whip of the House was to give the keynote at the four day Southeastern Regional Council meeting of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials. Over 1000 delegates attend the convention which opens Sunday. Under Secretary Robert W Wood would speak on urban research. The council includes Tennessee Kentucky Alabama Mississippi North Carolina Virginia South Carolina West Virginia Florida and Georgia. The event features sessions on advancing regional housing and redevelopment goals.
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Ginger Fizz Thirst-Quencher Recipe
A simple two serving drink combines egg white lemon juice simple syrup and ginger ale. Shake or beat until frothy and serve immediately for a refreshing summer beverage.
LSU Finds Brazos Blackberry Suited For Louisiana
LSU horticulturists report the Brazos blackberry from Texas A and M, released in 1959, adapts to Louisiana conditions and could become a key commercial crop. The berry yields 6,000 to 8,000 pounds per acre on east Texas sands, with large fruit often containing 35 berries per pint. Dr. Edmond N. O Rourke Jr. notes commercial trials in Louisiana, canning and preserves at least, and home gardeners may harvest about a gallon per plant. Planting, soil, and fertilizer guidelines are outlined for winter establishment and first crop timing in late spring of the second year, with notes on disease resistance and minimal spraying under normal conditions.
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Louisiana Weather Holds Steady with Slight Weekend Rise
Louisiana's climate stayed steady over the past week with a modest temperature uptick over the weekend. Four local areas reported 90 degree plus highs as insects act as transfer agents. Dr O Rourke notes the horticulture department conducts berry processing experiments to boost the state industry and assists commercial growers to establish plantings for maximum yields.
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Weather forecast for scattered thunderstorms and warm highs
The forecast calls for scattered thundershowers in the north and widely scattered thund ershowers elsewhere through Tuesday. Lows tonight will vary 68 to 74 and highs Tuesday 86 to 92. Highs and lows in the 24 hours ending today include Alexandria 89 69 Baton Rouge 92 68 Lafayette 86 72 Lake Charles 90 72 Kenner 90 71 Monroe 89 72 New Orleans 84 72 Shreveport 91 74.
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