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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
5
Albert Edward Wiggam answers Question No 1 noting Bernice Brown McCuller lists eight types of fine women. The self sufficient type never make a man feel they need her. The possessive, the sex adolescent puritanical about sex, the unsympathetic, the efficient type.
The dialogue lists personality types and quirks from a readers edition quiz. It includes lines about time-tables, being narrow minded, cynicism, and masculine stereotypes. It notes a joke about a two and a half year old neighbor girl with a high IQ and a former high IQ after a calculus mishap. It cites Dr Burleigh Gardner in Chicago and traits of successful versus unsuccessful executives.
Fear of success and its responsibilities and prejudices that interfere with judgment are discussed in this 24 page booklet by Albert Edward Wiggam. The publication costs 15 cents and includes a stamped return envelope addressed to Dr A E Wiggam.
Ouachita Parish High School will send Joan Amos, Joan Malone, Billie Parson, and Anna Beth Lewis as delegates to the Leadership Conference at Louisiana State University from June 20 to 28. The long list also notes arrivals for weddings, visits, and family travel across several states.
Camp Polk engineers report about 16 million dollars spent since reactivation to improve and maintain post facilities. The project includes modernizing mess halls, hospital upgrades, and utility overhauls. Civilians run the largest post organization with 680 personnel, four officers, and four enlisted men, and no building has burned since reactivation.
Cattle buyers breeders 4 H members and Future Farmers of America from Louisiana and nearby states converge on Walker's Cloverland Dairy farm near Alexandria for the seventh annual Guernsey Cattle Club of Louisiana sale. The sale features 70 calves in a non competitive selection at 10 am and 40 adult cattle auctioned at 1 pm with top stock consigned. Morgan W Walker Club president hails the expected quality and larger offering than last year.
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a bill to require Communist registration with the Department of Public Safety, ban Communist nominees from state ballots, and bar them from non elective public posts. The measure, seen as a national defense risk, would make unregistered Communists felons and opens registration records to public inspection. Sponsored by Cascais Parish delegation and senators Lockrider and Hennigan.
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