CAP APPOINTS ITS STAFF OFFICERS
Monroe Louisiana Wings unit of the Civil Air Patrol held a meeting to appoint staff officers and plan training for seniors and cadets. Appointments included J W Dumas as executive officer and Bert Bernheim as adjutant with Alma Smith as personnel officer and Joe Joseph as operations officer.
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Monroe
Louisiana
Civil Air Patrol
Jack Hover
J. W. Dumas
Bert Bernheim
Miss Alma Smith
Joe Joseph
Maurice B. Sunderland
Jack Tarver
Frank Smith
Jack Keighney
Horace Smith
Joe Bruce
Jac's Hover
Princess Cecilie to wed Amarillo designer in tiny German fortress
Villagers in Heching en Germany say Princess Cecilie, granddaughter of the late Kaiser, will marry Clyde Harris of Amarillo Texas. The civil ceremony will occur in a secret chamber of Hohenzollern Castle, followed by a Protestant service. Cecilie plans to live as Mrs Harris in Amarillo with her veteran husband, an interior designer.
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Hechingen
Germany
Cecilie
Victoria
Clyde Harris
Amarillo
Texas
Harris
Lawrence Hagg
Wei Izzard
Cecile
Pastors clash over marriage ceremony in Missouri
In Rockport Missouri a Presbyterian pastor and a Methodist minister fought over who would officiate a wedding. Rev Ellis J Hough of Kansas City said he was punched by Rev Kenneth J Bressler after submitting a request for permission to perform the service. Bressler was fined 25 dollars for common assault and Hough plans a 10000 dollar personal injury suit.
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Ellis J. Hough
Third Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Kenneth J. Bressler
Fairfax
Hough
Bressler
James Richard Schoemann
Wilma Jacqueline Wright
Bressler's
Bressler’s
Fairrose
Harold Park, Jr
Fairfax Presbyterian Church
Crown Prince to Witness Daughter’s Church Wedding
Harris, a former U S military government captain, met Cecilie in 1945 in Germany. He returned last month for the ceremony in a chapel that fits 30 to 40 attendees, where the crown prince will give his daughter away.
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Harris
Cecilie
U. S
Germany
Bayou Boys State votes on training and pool device
Bayou Boys State at Southern University uses a mechanical voting machine to decide two questions. The attendees, Negro high school juniors from across Louisiana, vote on compulsory military training and a $500000 pool appropriation. Secretary Wade O. Martin Jr explains operation as Dr. A. R. Choppin outlines pros and cons. Nationalist and Federalist parties set nominee selections for governor. Climax balloting slated for Monday.
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Baton Rouge
Bayou Boys State
Southern University
Commonwealth
Wade O. Martin, Jr
American Legion
Martin
Boys State
A. R. Choppin
Louisiana State University
Choppin
Pelican Boys State
Arguments Heard In Garnier Trial In Riverside
An all woman jury heard final arguments in the Agnes Garnier murder case. Prosecutors weighed heat of passion versus premeditation for John E. Owen's death on April 22. Garnier’s defense framed the case as a clash between the Owen family and the Apartment House Owners Association. Owen, 68, former AHOA president, was killed at his Riverside ranch after an argument over cocktail glasses linked to Actress Irene Rich.
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Riverside
Calif
Agnes Garnier
John E. Owen
Two Churches to Combine Services in Summer Union
For the third year, First Presbyterian and First Christian Churches plan Sunday evening union services from June 19 to July 31. The first service at 7:30 p.m. at First Christian Church features Dr Ernest Duncan Holloway of the First Presbyterian Church. the second at the First Presbyterian Church has R T Watson of the First Christian Church delivering the message. The series centers on the seven words spoken by Christ on the cross.
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First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Ernest Duncan Holloway
R. T. Watson
Christ
Deaths Mark Local Residents in Start and Rayville
Mrs. Neomia Robinson 76 of Start died in Rayville Thursday. Survived by daughter Mrs. R. B. McGowen of Start and son S/Sgt. Andrew Earl Robinson stationed at Barksdale Field, plus sister Mrs. Cora Roder of Miami. Funeral at Start Methodist Church 10 a.m. Saturday. burial in New Salem Cemetery. Mulhearn Funeral Home of Rayville directing. Also funeral of Mrs. Arnie Bearden 41 held at Sardis Church with burial at church cemetery. several Silmon relatives listed. Doric Lodge No.1 Negro to celebrate St Johns Day at Zion Spring Baptist Church Sunday 2 p.m. participants include F. O. West, Rev. David Adams, J. C. Nelson.
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Neomia Eer
Neomia Robinson
Start
Rayville
R. B. McGowen
Andrew Earl Robinson
Barksdale Field
Cora Roder
Miami
Fla
Start Methodist Church
Emmanuel
Oak Ridge Church
J. S. Deal
New Salem Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Arnie Bearden
Sardis
Church
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
J. T. French
Lula Coleman
Breedland
Ark
Woodrow
Lavalie
Robert
Oscar Silmon
Downsville
Walter Silmon
West Monroe
Horace Silmon
Sterlington
Mitchell Silmon
Truono
ST. John's Day
Doric Lodge No. 1
St. John’s Day
Zion Spring Baptist Church
Powell Street
F. O. West
David Adams
J. C. Nelson
Monroe Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Conrad Edgar Norris aged 19 of Monroe weds Marjorie Loraine McCoy 18 of Monroe. Nick Slovant 28 of Monroe weds Virginia Dell Downs 28 of Texarkana Texas.
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Conrad Edgar Norris
Monroe
Marjorie Loraine McCoy
Nick Slovant
Virginia Dell Downs
Texarkana
Tex
Baby Gale Meets Seven Grandmothers At Reunion
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on June 17 a six month old girl named Gale Ruth Tressler was introduced to seven living grandmothers at a family reunion. The women ranged from great great grandmothers to grandmoms and the baby was urged to learn the word grandmom quickly.
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Gale Ruth Tressler
Baby Gale
Alabama Governor urges immediate anti masking law
Montgomery June 17 Gov James E Folsom called on the legislature to enact an anti masking law to show Alabama will not tolerate lawlessness Night rider activity in the Birmingham district was cited as a disgrace and must be stopped He said existing laws are not adequate to handle the situation.
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Montgomery
Ala
James E. Folsom
Alabama
Folsom
Birmingham
Measure Targets Public Mask Wearing Exemptions
A proposed measure would bar wearing masks in public with exceptions for children and during Mardi Gras and similar holidays, outlining restricted contexts and potential penalties for violations.
Swami Santha Darbar Set For Monday Meeting
Swami Santha No. 102 Nomads of Avrudaka will hold a Darbar Monday at 8 p m in Castle hall. Plans will be discussed about the trip to San Diego Calif and for the Breakfast at Hollywood. Application for membership should be brought for new members and all attending are asked to wear the usual fez.
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Swami Santha
Avrudaka
Castle Hall
San Diego
Calif
Hollywood
Charley Hess Booked on Theft Charge in City Jail
Charley Hess, 40, of 604 North Tenth street, was booked and jailed today on charges of stealing clothing valued at $19.50 from Qdean Whittaker of 1408 Washington street.
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Charley Hess
North Tenth Street
Qdean Whittaker
Washington Street
First Assembly Held for Team at Northeast Junior College
The summer term opening assembly at Northeast Junior College began Friday at 8:50 a.m. with music by Mrs Florence Z Allbritton and Miss Maxine Pettit. Announcements outlined social events including the July 4 weekend and July 1 melon feast. A color film This is Louisiana with sound effects and narration covered history science agriculture and economics.
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Northeast Junior College
Florence Z. Allbritton
Maxine Pettit
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