Peeping Tom Fined for Vision Impairment in Milwaukee
Milwaukee man Elmer Mueller, nearly blind with one eye sight, was fined $25 on a peeping Tom conviction. The case notes Mueller’s severe visual limitation as context for the offense. In New York, Gov Rockefeller announced a $500 yearly budget saving by cutting state payments for deputy insurance department calling cards.
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Mer Mueller
Mueller
New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Istate Department of Insurance
Pecan crop neglected, state official says in Louisiana meeting
Louisiana officials argued for more support for pecan farming at the Louisiana Pecan Growers Association gathering near Monroe. Commissioner Sidney J. McCrory cited 1958 pecan cash value at 4.13 million dollars, urging more research funding and federal backing, while H. C. Sanders urged action to aid agriculture amid criticism and economic swings.
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Louisiana
Farm Bureau
McCrory
Washington
Association For Work
H. C. Sanders
L. S. A. Agricultural Extension Service
Sanders
Pecan Growers Panel Seeks Higher Yields and New Varieties
A farm group panel discussed improving pecan yields and addressing Bunch Disease with better farming practices. The panel urged a pecan variety that self supplies carbohydrates, naming J. J. Kuhn Harry Shields Bob Williams J. B. Caldwell Dr. C. L. Smith and John Bogard. A later session covered pecan market prep and a Bucklin speech on the National Pecan Shelters and Processors Association. A barbecue was planned at 11 45 at the Stubbs home and a machinery demonstration runs 1 00 to 3 00.
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J. J. Kuhn
Harry Shields
Bob Williams
J. B. Caldwell
C. L. Smith
John Bogard
Henry A. Bucklin
National
Pecan Shelters and Processors Association
Stubbs
Teenage Dance Planned by Monroe Recreation Team
The Teenage Club of the Monroe Recreation Department will host a dance at the recreation center on Catalpa Street for all Twin City teens Saturday night June 20. The Cats will play, starting at 7 30 p.m. This marks the band's first official Monroe appearance with Charlie De Loach featured on trumpet.
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Monroe
Loans Approved For Persons In Path Of Highway
The FHA issued four conditional commitments for 40 year loans at nine thousand dollars each with two hundred dollar down payments to residents whose homes lie within the interstate 20 right away in Monroe. About six hundred residences are in the highway path and subsidies apply under the federal plan.
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Federal Housing Administration
W. L
Jack) Howard
Howard
Federal Agency
Monroe
Twin Cities
Police hunt youths after escape from Louisiana Training Institute
Police search for two youths who fled the Louisiana Training Institute at 5 am. One is Leo Gill, 18, of Mt. Herman Louisiana. the other is a 16-year-old. West Monroe police issue an alert for Alvin J. Darnell, 31, on bond jumping and charged with driving while intoxicated. In Monroe a truck tire was found at N. 4th and Hudson Lane and is held at police headquarters.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Leo Gill
Mt. Herman
West Monroe
Alvin J. Darnell
Darnell
Monroe
N. 4Th
Hudson Lane
Grambling Receives $20,000 Federal Grant for Ed Media Project
Grambling College will use a two year National Defense Education Act grant totaling about $20,000 from the U S Office of Education for a project on film utilization in teaching educable mentally retarded children. Dr Earl L Cole announces the program runs 1959 and 1960 with $9,000 and $10,251 allocated respectively. The grant supports field testing at centers in Shreveport Baton Rouge New Orleans and Lake Charles with Grambling staff Dr Lamore J Carter Dr Mamie L Thompson and Roy B Moss directing.
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Grambling
Grambling College
U. S. Office of Education
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D. C
Earl L. Cole
Lamore J. Carter
Mamie L. Thompson
Richard H. Jefferson
Lamors J. Carter
Roy B. Moss
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Louisiana
Gasoline Theft Reported From City Buses at Roselawn Lot
Supt. Van D. Odom reported thefts of gasoline from city school buses at the Roselawn and 19th Street lot. A wire fence around the lot had been cut and gasoline was being stolen nightly from buses parked there.
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Supt
van D. Odom
Roselawn
19Th St
Odom
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Farmerville
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Ruston
Grafton
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Winnsboro Hardware & Furniture Co
Wisner
Charles Daughdrill
Crossett, Ark
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Idea Lumber Co
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Eudora, Ark
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Hamburg
Ark
Home Supply
Wilmot, Ark
Wilmot Farm Equipment
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K. B. Sales
Vicksburg
Miss. Martin's, Inc
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Cameraland
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