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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1958

Page

3

Stork Delivers Baby En Route to Hospital in Monroe

A Lake Providence mother gave birth to a daughter while en route to Conway Memorial Hospital in Monroe. The infant arrived in a 1950 Chevrolet after police escorted the car from Lake Providence to Collegetown and into Monroe. Both mother and baby were reported doing fine at the hospital.

Lake Providence Conway Memorial Hospital Texas Avenue Andy Carter Gordon Stanley Monroe Carter Collegetown Fred Grant R. L. Hendricks Eighth Fifth Streets Renford C. Rogers Rogers Stanley Jealm

Education Plan Moves to Senate Debates in Louisiana

Senator Rex McCullough of Lafayette presents a plan to create a Louisiana Board of Regents overseeing budgets and curricula for LSU and nine state colleges, provoking opposition from LSU and approval from the state Board of Education. The package includes terms for nine board members, limits on new colleges, and fusion of oversight. Senate committees also advance or modify several other bills on jury service licensing, primaries, government economy, and beer as a beverage.

State Board of Education Board of Regents Education Board Board Supervision of Higher Education McCullough Senate Judiciary B Senate Judiciary B House Judiciary A Sen J. D. DeBlieux

Blue Suede Shoes Sparked Brawl at Friendly Cafe

Six men were involved in a Saturday night fight at The Friendly Cafe on Thomas Street over a disputed blue suede shoes. Four of the arrestees posted bonds late yesterday. Rufus Cupid was earlier detained with a minor cut. Names include Jimmy Gonzales Jo Rackerson Robert Thompson and Oran Lenard.

James C. Kelly Jr Thomas Street Rufus Cupid Pryce Street Ing Jimmy Gonzales Polk Street Jo Rackerson North Sixth Street Robert Thompson Ludwig Street West Monroe Oran Lenard Mississippi

Building Permits and a New Light Bulb Revealed

Monroe city records list numerous permits for single story frame and brick veneer dwellings, rebuilds, additions, and a move in the 300 to 116 South 24th street area with values from 250 to 22,000 dollars. Westinghouse announces a new eye saving white bulb claimed to soften glare and flatter complexion.

Sam H. Awl Pargoud Drive Adams Street Terry Broadnax Wilson Street Irene Reid Emerson Street Maggie Y. Cooper Georgia Street Monroe Development Company, Inc South Ninth Street Monroe Development Company Mildred Jacobs McCormick Brothers South 24Th Street George Sumter North 24Th Street Campbell Gordon Avenue W. K. Harris Fairview Avenue Louella Washington Beverly Street

Final Touches On Foreign Aid Near Completion

Senate and House conferees edge toward final approval of a 3.675 billion foreign aid package. The package includes 1.605 billion in military aid and 810 million for economic defense aid to ally nations with defense pacts.

Washington Senate House Eisenhower United States India

June Business Briefs Highlight Steady Car Sales and Inventory Drop

New car sales in the first ten days of June averaged 13 750 daily, steady with May. Dealers reduced inventories with June 10 on hand at 740 000, down 15 000 from June 1. Iron Age notes a June steel rush of unlooked for proportions likely spilling into July. RCA says color TV sales are above a year ago and aims to end 1958 profitable. Price reductions hinge on new competition, the magazine adds.

Iron Age Magazine Radio Corporation of America

Amateur burglars steal safe from Crescent Laundry

Burglars, described as amateurs, took a safe from the Crescent Laundry Monday night. The unmoved safe, containing $500, was found yesterday in a city dump.

Baton Rouge Crescent

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Stork Louisiana State Police Firth America J. C. Higgins Air Mattress SEARS Elgin Child's Orange Life West Belgium J. C. Higgins Louisville Maria Maleter Pal Maleter New York Mary Judith Paul Maleter Hungarian Committee Hungary New York City Senate Judiciary Friendly Tucko United Press International Marvin C. Yates Kentucky J. J. Davis Stone Avenue Methodist Church Stone Ave S. 3Rd
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