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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1952

Page

5

Monroe Mayor Coon Backed by Former Teacher

Mrs. Gladys Dickerson, former public school teacher, urged Monroe voters to support Mayor John Coon in the June 24 mayoralty primary. In a radio address she praised his two years as mayor, highlighted completed projects, and urged careful study of his platform.

Gladys Dickerson Monroe John Coon Coon City of Archie Dickerson Forsythe Avenue Bienville Parish Quachita Parish Louisiana Mr. Coon News-Star Mayor Coon Mayer Coon

City Court Hears Monroe DWI and Disorderly Cases

Judge W. M. Harper presided as multiple defendants appeared in Monroe city court. Leon Roy Franklin was fined 250 and jailed 60 days for DUI, while Jessie Dixon faced 115 days for displaying a dangerous weapon and drunkenness. Several others received fines from 10 to 50 days for reckless driving, drunkenness, or traffic violations.

W. M. Harper Monroe Leon Roy Franklin Ouachita Avenue Jessie Dixon K. C. Johnson North 12Th Negro A. G. Watson Robert E. Lee Herman Menchen Claude E. Eldridge Henry Lee Gordon James J. Beebe West Monroe Mike Townsend White's Ferry Road Herman Martin Vienna Guy Huffty Ruston L. H. Bridges Cal

West Monroe City Court Fines Range for Drunken and Disorderly

Judge Howell Heard in West Monroe city court yesterday. M. O. Frost 26 West Monroe fined 150 dollars or 150 days for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Alpha Aulds 103 Pear West Monroe fined 50 dollars or 50 days for drunk and disorderly behavior and displaying a dangerous weapon. R. B. Aulds 103 Pear West Monroe fined 20 dollars or 20 days for drunk and disorderly conduct. Dorothy Woods 22 Bosco Louisiana and L. C. Woods 27 Bosco fined 20 dollars or 20 days for drunk. Lewis Johnson 25 West Monroe fined 25 days for fighting. Robert Williams Jr 28 West Monroe and Hattie Williams 32 West Monroe fined 15 days for fighting. Three others fined 15 days for drunk and disorderly.

Howell West Monroe M. O. Frost Coleman Alpha Aulds Pear R. B. Aulds Pear Street Dorothy Woods Bosco L. C. Woods Lewis Johnson Crawford Robert Williams, Jr Lee Hattie Williams E. E. Worley West Monro Ida Brown Lonnie Finley South Third Monroe Billy Joe Eppinette Lud

Negro White Sports Bill Defeated In Louisiana Senate

The Louisiana Senate defeated a bill to bar Negroes and whites from competing together in charged admission athletic events. Sen. Charles Tooke moved to table the proposal by Sen. B. H. Rogers by a 13-12 vote, preventing further action this session. The measure aimed at keeping Negro players from professional baseball in the Texas League. Grand Cane near Shreveport context noted.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Senate Charles Tooke Shreveport B. H. Rogers Grand Cane Rogers Dallas

Hearing On Dice Case Deferred

Eight West Monroe men were arrested at 3 a.m. Sunday by city officers on gambling with dice for money charges and one man was charged with operating a gambling game. A Friday hearing was ordered by Judge Howell Heard with bonds set at 25 dollars for seven defendants and 100 dollars for James Parker.

West Monroe Howell Bernar Bursie Henry Brown Garland Lloyd Morgan Love Herman Webster Wilbur Lewis Gordie Robinson James Parker Short Lee Street

India Sees Iron and Steel Imports Hit 129000 Tons

Official data show India imported 129000 tons of iron and steel from April to November 1951. Major sources include 43000 tons from the United Kingdom, 32000 tons from western Germany, 13000 tons from the United States, and 11000 tons from France.

New Delhi India United Kingdom Germany United States France

West Monroe man charged with reckless driving fined 25

A wig incident in West Monroe led to a reckless driving charge and a fine of 25 dollars or 25 days in jail.

Wig West Monroe

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