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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
12
The Rev. Raymond Skelton, 72, a retired Methodist minister from Evansville, died Wednesday after a dental bridge became loose at supper and lodged in his throat. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors removed the bridge but he died of shock from the incident.
A shrew is observed to eat an amount of food equal to its body weight within three hours, illustrating a remarkably fast intake rate for its size.
Property voters in Ward One West Carroll including Epps approved a five mill tax to keep roads and streets in repair. The final tally shows 118200 in favor and 80300 against. The article notes unrelated fibers facts about materials from oil coal corn and minerals.
A compact list of crossword clues covering coal pail to across and down entries with various definitions and wordplay. Includes clues such as river bottom shadowed by wonder and balance of letters for Hindu and European terms, plus animal and plant references.
Two Gunn brothers aged 13 and 11 who fled an orphanage to protect their dogs have a new home and their pets are being cared for by a friend. They walked over 100 miles toward Crichton while their grandmother arranged care, and police ensured the boys returned safely with assurances about their dogs.
Charles Mercer reports on Victor Borge’s CBS television appearance titled Comedy in Music. The Danish humorist defies expectations by talking and delaying piano play, while fans laugh and the show unfolds with his characteristic offbeat timing.
Louisiana State University hosts Desk and Derrick Region II members in Baton Rouge for a two day meet on June 23 24 with over 200 members from 13 clubs across the South expected to attend The Geological Survey reports 73 percent of the United States mapped to date.
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