Nutrition drives home meals for stronger tomorrow
Hazel Bratley, extension nutritionist, urges three square meals daily with the wife and mother planning and preparing them. The article links poor breakfast to school nutrition problems and cites home demonstration clubs in Louisiana as promoting better meal planning and family unity. It notes court testimony in a separate Rollins case and lists national statistics on Native American population in 1940.
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Hazel Bratley
HE Monroe
News-Star
Curtis Carter
Rollins
Burts
Nccent
Demon- Rollins
North Severn Oistration
Louisiana
Miss Bratley
Why James Marlow Explains U S Atomic Policy
Washington June 18 Bernard Baruch offered last Friday to the United Nation's special atomic commission an explanation of this country's plan for controlling atomic energy and the atomic bomb. The Nation Today presents a concise summary of Baruch's statements and their implications.
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Washington
Bernard Baruch
United Nation
Special Atomic Commission
Plan to outlaw atomic bombs and police raw materials
The article outlines a United Nations plan to ban atomic weapons, create an Atomic Development Authority with vast powers to control resources, license peaceful reactors, and research explosives. It notes political hurdles, potential bomb disposal, and the need for revisions as atomic science evolves.
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United Nations
New York
U. N
The
Atomic Development Authority
International Board
Baruch
Commendation to Sgt Taylor for meritorious service
Sgt Henry R. Taylor of the U S Marine Corps Reserve has received a commendation for meritorious and efficient duty in a marine artillery battalion. His actions on Tarawa Saipan Tinian and Okinawa included maintaining critical radio communications and relaying fire missions for five days at Saipan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry R Taylor of Swartz.
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Henry R. Taylor
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Southwest Pacific
Tarawa
Gilbert Islands
Saipan
Tinian
Marianas
Okinawa
Taylor
Swartz
Graduates urged to enlist in U S Army under G I bill
Lt James E Willis in Monroe announced that high school grads may enlist now to receive 48 months of free education at any accredited college or training school. The AA F offers over 200 skilled trades and study through the armed forces institute. For details contact Army Recruiting Office 101 North Grand Monroe.
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James E. Willis
U. S. Army
Monroe
G. I
Uncle Sam
Regular Army
Armed Forces Institute
Army Recruiting Office
North Grand Street
Archibald Soldier Sgt Frank B Chapman Dies in Camp Polk Hospital
Archibald Louisiana June 18 Sgt Frank B Chapman 27 son of Mr and Mrs D F Chapman Archibald died after a short illness in Camp Polk Hospital Monday evening Funeral arrangements were incomplete but military in nature Chapman a LSU law school graduate practiced law in Rayville before entering the U S Army in the recent war He leaves his parents wife a young son and other relatives Also automotive engineers say aircraft design could improve lighter cars and material use in the industry.
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Archibald
Frank B. Chapman
D. F. Chapman
Camp Polk
Chapman
L. S. A. Law School
Rayville
U. S. Army
United States
Rural blaze put out with buckets near Monroe
Firefighters praised J. H. McCullen and neighbors for a bucket brigade that saved the McCullen home on United States Highway 80 six miles west of Monroe. The blaze started around a ceiling light socket as Mr. McCullen showered. He helped form a bucket line and ripped off roof section to smother the flames. firemen arrived minutes later at 10:08 p.m.
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Engine Company 3
J. H. McCullen
McCullen
Monroe
P. A. Snider
Central Station
Ouachita Parish Veterans Council Postpones Meeting
Council chairman J H Trousdale Jr announced the regular meeting is postponed to 8 PM Monday night June 24. The Monday session will be held at the Ouachita Parish courthouse with attendees to be advised.
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Ouachita Parish
Proceedings in Rollins sex trial barred from press
At Annapolis on June 18 the prosecution pressed its case against Chief Steward Walter W. Rollins, a Negro, in a general court martial. Six charges include adultery with a white woman and an unnamed morals count, with the press barred as testimony on sex charges continued in closed session.
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Annapolis
Walter W. Rollins
Naval Academy
Rollins
James R. Burts
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