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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1943

Page

5

OPA Official To Speak At Northeast College

Dean Calvert and L W Ferguson announce J C Patton an OPA education specialist will address faculty student teachers and townspeople at Northeast College in Monroe. He will speak at 9:30 a.m. Thursday on education refresher courses and later at 3 15 p m to discuss teachers aiding OPA stabilization measures and rulings. Public invitation extended to all.

C. Cvert L. W. Ferguson OPA Clifford W. Patton Office of Priceinistration Northeast J. Patton Monroe Fromington D. C Jon Office of Price Admiration Americ Patton Dean Calvert Gordial

Rubber plant is completed in Charleston West Virginia

The Daily Mail reports the 70 million dollar synthetic rubber plant in Charleston is finished and inspected by rubber administrator William M. Jeffers and commerce secretary Jesse Jones. Local workers helped build the facility. after opening, Carbide and Carbon Chemicals and United States Rubber will operate it. The paper thanks Charleston residents and labor groups for cooperation, noting 23 million dollars of supplies purchased and naming Monroe associates like C. C. Whittelsey and E. H. Miller among others.

The News-Star Charleston Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation United States Rubber Company A. F. of L

West Monroe Hosts Gay Pirate Party Night

West Monroe Community Center hosted a Teenage Night pirate party with Edwin Holloway winning first prize for best costume and Andrew Lyon second. Games and refreshments featured as civic leaders from the Civic League Robashela Club and Kiwanis Club outlined an upcoming airplane contest inviting model airplane entrants to register.

West Monroe Edwin Holloway Andrew Lyon Mra H. Bordeaux C. E. Faulk Alexander Morrice R.G. Teylor L. E Gruber, Jr Civic League Robashela Club Kiwanis Club

Officer Slain In Backyard Battle In Mobile

Mobile police officer Ollie Mason died after a backyard gun battle last night as his partner Merrill Dulaney and navy employee Benjamin Bowman were wounded. Bowman, shot four times, was listed in grave condition after opening fire from his residence's garage while officers questioned him about his three year old wife Katherine. The incident occurred in Mobile Alabama on June 16.

Mobile Ala Ollie Mason Merrill F Dulaney Mason Benjamin H. Bowman Dudley EB McFadyen Bowman Katherine

Sicily Island Woman Joins WAAC Radio Service in Portland

Jesse L McKay Auxiliary member Miss McKay, daughter of Mrs Annie McKay of Sicily Island, now stationed in Portland Oregon, trained at Daytona Beach and Fort Des Moines and attended a national conference in Salt Lake City. She will speak to men and women's clubs from headquarters in Portland and formerly taught at Sicily Island High School.

Jesse L. McKay Sicily Island Annie McKay Portland Oregon Miss McKay Daytona Beach Fla WAAC Fort Des Moines Salt Lake City Sicily Island High School

Sergeant Butler Promoted to Sergeant on June 4

Mrs. Raymond E. Butler has been advised that her husband was promoted to sergeant on June 4. Sergeant Butler entered the armed forces January 4, 193, and was stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo, California, until April 9 when he was made a corporal. Since that time he has been stationed at Vancouver, Washington. Sergeant Butler is the son of Mrs. W. B. Camp of West Monroe.

Raymond E. Butler Sergeant Butler Armed Forces Camp San Luis Obispo California Vancouver Washington Mra. W.B. Camp West Monroe

Ladart Completes Army Air Forces Tech Training at Island City

Louis L Ladart 21 son of Mr and Mrs Ross Ladart Monroe graduates from the depot overhaul course at the Aviation Institute of Technology here. He has been promoted to private first class for high general alertness and mechanical aptitude and is ready to join a combat crew as a specialized aircraft engine mechanic. His brother Joe serves in Houston and Ladart previously worked in a grocery business after graduating from St Matthews High School.

Louis Ladart Long Island City Louis L. Ladart Ross Ladert DeLiard Avenue Monroe Nancy Laddart Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Aviation Institute of Technology Ladart Technical Training Army Air Forces Army St. Matthew's High School Joe Houston

Corporal Traweek Writes Home From England

Corporal John Grayson Traweek, son of Mr and Mrs John Traweek of Mangham, reports he likes England but misses home. He enlisted in May 1942 and has been overseas about nine months.

J. G. Traweek John Grayson Traweek John Traweek Mangham England Traweek Army

Navy Fireman Hines Completes Training in California

Fireman First Class Edward M. Hines of the United States Navy recently completed his course at the U S Navy Training Center in California and is now stationed at the destroyer base in San Diego. Before entering service he resided in Monroe.

Edward M. Hines United States Navy United States Navy Training Center California San Diego Calif Hines Monroe

Seaman Reynolds Reported Prisoner of War in Navy Notice

James Edward Reynolds, first class seaman in the United States Navy, is reported a prisoner of war per a Navy Department announcement via Eighth Naval District headquarters. His sister, Mrs. Nathan T. Lowery of West Monroe, has been notified. Also notes that three years ago no bombardier officers were in the Army Air Forces, now the number exceeds former officer totals. The Moon’s surface area is about 14,657,000 square miles.

Seaman Reynolds New Orleans James Edward Reynolds United States Navy Navy Department Eighth Naval District Headquarters Nathan T. Lowery West Monroe Army Air Forces

Monroe figures in gas lines project and city roles

The text mentions R. P. Westerhoff as assistant project manager on a Southern Gas lines compressor station and notes his prior Monroe role as resident engineer. It also references John Atkinson, son of former Monroe City Commissioner W. H. Atkinson, who served as chief clerk to E. H. Miller, with Miller signaling a likely return to Monroe. The naval air transport service is described as operating hundreds of planes over extensive routes.

Southern Gas Lines R. P. Westerhoff Monroe John Atkinson W. H. Atkinson E. H. Miller Miller News-Star

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J.C Lifford W. Patton Institute of Synthetic Rubber C. C. Whittelsey Ford, Bacon and Davis B. O. Yeldell Louisiana State Police R. N. Sanford Louisiana Southern Natural Gas Company E. H Bing) Miller S. S. Cummins F. W Paramount Tream Power Anne Baxter Dana Andrews Opers Bite Tyrone Power GOR Air Corps Chester’ Morris Richeré Arlen Merce of Tome Merrie Melody Cartece “Uebearedie Bear Opre Wanda McKay George Zudte Black Raven Judy Caneva Ron Miller Betty Rhodes Ferry Colomma Johnnie Johnston Uncle Sam the Man Bem Mo Harold Peary Nancy Gates Ae Darwell Colter Border Patrol Roy Stalingrad Ralph B. Chandler Press and Register United States Supreme Court Chandler Tisdale J. Touart Mobile Inferior Criminal Court GAY Pirate Party Dove Strand Theater Mary Mertin Dick Powst Rudy Vallee Happy GO Lucky Rialto Theater Mikee Berle Mary Beth Hughes Lyle Talbot June Duprez King Kong Fay Wray Bruce Cabot Rembrandt MW Bernhardt AS Xiliary Jesse L. Mkay Sgt Raymond Butler Naval Air Transport Service PHOEN Aviaog Poge Glusy Globe Standard and Library Globes United Electric Furniture Store RTH Fourth Street
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