Six Days PTA Workshop Opens at Northeast Louisiana College
A six day Parent-Teacher Association workshop opens at Northeast Louisiana State College directed by Mrs. Marguerite Vincent. Sessions run today through Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. with a Saturday evaluation. Participants include state and regional PTA leaders from Jackson Lake Charles Monroe and Ouachita Parish.
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Northeastuisiana State College
Marguerite Vincent
Sherrouse
Louisiana P.T. A
A. L. Hendrick
Mississippi
Parent-Teacher Association
Jackson
George Walther
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lake Charles
G. B. Wilson
P.T. A
Monroe
M. L. Dexreese
F. D. Luton
Agnes Miller
Monroe City
Clint Hanna
Deaths in North Louisiana Prompt Funeral Notices
Funeral notices list infant Dannie Joe Copeland of Rayville and Dan William Carter of Lake Providence. Also listed are Oscar S. Shirley of Grayson, Mary Alice Lovell of Winnfield, and Mary F. Brooks of Winnfield with survivors and burial details.
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Rayville
Dannie Joe Copeland
T. H. Copeland
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Rayville Masonic Cemetery
Dan William Carter
Lake Providence
Assembly of God Church
Mulhearn
Delhi
Martha Carter
Robert
Kenner
James
Houma
B. W. Hathorne
G. H. Head
Billard Barnes
W. L. White
Maple McWilliams
Billy White Kenner
Westley Clark
Copperas Cove
Tex
Hubert Stapleton
Monticello
Corbett Stapleton
Summeral
Floyd Stapleton
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Grayson
Oscar S. Shirley
Old Union Church
Caldwell Parish
Church
Southern Funeral Home
Winnfield
Mary Shirley
Louis Shirley
Sikes
Willie
Meridian
Dan
Sweetwater
D. C
Ochis
Buelle Alford
West Monroe
Christine Mann
Middleton
Cauradie Hatten
Charity Davis
Kelly
Armandy Kelly
Mary Alice Lovell
Alexandria Hos
Mary F. Brooks
Winnfield First
Lucille Taylor
Composer Chris Schonberg Dies at 64 in Culver City
Chris M. Schonberg, pianist and composer known for Darling Neath a Blanket of Stars and It Was on a Night Like This, died yesterday at 64. He suffered a coronary thrombosis at his home. He led Los Angeles first night club orchestra and first Cocoanut Grove orchestra in 1921.
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Culver City
Calif
Chris M. Schonberg
Los Angeles
Cocoanut Grove
Skull Fracture Reported In Monroe Auto Crash
Monroe city police report a Saturday crash left Pregell Glaze of 1704 Powell Ave with a fractured skull. Glaze, driving south on N 14th St, collided with a northbound car driven by Jessie Bates of 802 Adams St who turned left at the Adams intersection. Glaze received treatment at St Francis Hospital.
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Monroe
Pregell Glaze
Powell Ave
N. 14Th St
Jessie Bates
Adams St
Glaze
St. Francis Hospital
Torrential Rains and Floods Hit Central Turkey
Weekend storms battered wide areas of Turkey causing deaths and extensive damage. Reports cite drownings in Aksehir and Eskisehir provinces with missing persons, 26 villages flooded, 150 houses wrecked, and rail traffic halted after a railroad washout southeast of Istanbul. A tornado struck Adana.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Aksehir
Eskisehir
Ankara
Akshhir
Adana
Cotton Measurement Delayed in Ouachita Parish
May 23 start on Ouachita Parish cotton acreage measures runs behind schedule but should finish by August 15. 679 farms totaling 1465 acres measured. 185 farms contract to remove 3476 acres from production under soil bank. Notices mailed. excess acreage may be remeasured within 20 days. penalties up to 50 percent of parity price apply to marketed cotton.
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Ouachita Parish
E. G. Davidson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Soil Bank
Won't Attend London Talks
Colombo Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike said he will not go to London for the Commonwealth premiers talks. He called his decision prudent given tensions between Tamils and Sinhalese as civil disobedience campaigns threaten to oppose the government's plan to make Sinhalese the official language.
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Colombo
Solomon Bandaranaike
London
Bandaranaike
Ceylon
Jonesville to Bid Sidewalk Around Courthouse Square
Catahoula Parish Police Jury approves inviting bids for a 250 foot long three foot wide sidewalk around the south and east sides of the courthouse. The move aims to aid citizens and courthouse patrons. Harrisonburg Woman's Club representatives urged inscription of the courthouse name on repairs.
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Jonesville
Catahoula Parish
Ing
B. G. Tranzler
T. H. Cassels
Harrisonburg
Gus Schilling Found Dead in Hollywood at 49
Hollywood headlines report Gus Schilling a burlesque Broadway and film actor aged 49 was found dead in his Hollywood apartment from an apparent heart attack. He rose from Minsky's to Macbeth and stage hits Hold Everything and Flying High.
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Hollywood
Gus Schilling
Broadway
Schilling
Minsky
New York
Police Probe Altercation Ends With Knife Charge
City police continue investigation of an altercation at a service station on DeSiard Street between Claude Young a 33 year old Black man and Jack Barnes. Barnes reports Young drew a knife during the dispute and Barnes used a blackjack in self defense. Young was arrested on aggravated battery and knife charges and released on $500 bond.
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Claude Young
Washington St
Jack Barnes
McGuire St
Young
DeSiard St
Barnes
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York reports a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Observations show rapid relief and ongoing reduction in many months, with results across long standing cases. Preparation H suppositories or ointment with applicator are offered, with guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
Tax Break For Retired Couples In Eight States Targeted
Congress moved to cut a special tax advantage for retired couples in eight community property states including California Florida and eight others. The change would bar attributing half retirement income to a spouse, reducing potential savings by up to 460 dollars yearly in these states.
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Washington
Congressional
Florida
California
Louisiana
Arizona
Idaho
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
House
Ways & Means
Congress
Lightning Kills Three at Scranton Golf Club
A single bolt of lightning struck a tree during a rain delay at Scranton Country Club, killing three golfers and injuring three others. Eleven doctors treated the victims. the dead were Dr. Horace D. Birchard, 60, of Scranton. Frederick DeWilde, 62, of Clark's Summit. and John W. Whitmore, 58, of Scranton.
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Scranton
Scranton Country Club
Horace D. Birchard
Frederick DeWilde
Clark's
Quota Tops Jonesville Cancer Fund Drive
Mrs. Charles Wurster Jr. chaired a parish fund drive in Catahoula to support cancer efforts. The campaign raised $529.23, exceeding the $450 quota by $79.23 across the parish.
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Jonesville
Catahoula Parish
Charles Wurster
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PTA Workshop
Chris Schonberg
Monroe Life Underwriters Association
W. L
Jack) Howard
Maurice Hartzler
John Allen
Howard
J. E. Nelson
Hays Clark
John Fogleman
Ouachita
ASC
Davidson
Courthouse Square
Seoule
Korea
Twister
Plum St
CASH
Catalpa ST
Texas Ave
Jackson St
Aron Pharmacy
Louisville
CAS Finance Plan
DELTA
Atlanta
Birmingham
Dallas
Fairfax
America
Cmabtex
Alia Lines
ORDON
TY Lamp
Monroe's
Gordons Ouality Jewelers
Desjard St
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