4 H Clubbers To Go Camping In Ouachita Parish
Forty four 4 H club boys and girls from Ouachita parish will leave West Monroe June 24 at 9 30 a m for Camp Walker near Pollock for a week long encampment. Leaders Mrs Audrey H Dawson Norman H Davis and others supervise. They return June 28 at noon. The list includes Mary Alice Golson Clyde Fulton Melba Loflin and many others. The story notes young Americans face college costs and promotes enlisting in the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Camp Walker
Pollock
West Monroe
Audrey H. Dawson
Norman H. Davis
Second Baptist Church Organized on South Second Street
The South Second Street Baptist Church was organized June 19 1946 at Barkdull Faulk School with 40 charter members. Rev L A Materne assisted, E L Averett named pastor and H S Clawson elected treasurer and deacon. Congregation plans services at Barkdull Faulk School and a new Plum Street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Second Street Baptist Church
Barkdull Faulk School
L. A. Materne
E. L. Averett
D. D
H. S. Clawson
Plum Street
South Second Street
Averett
Hursday
Calvary Baptist Church
Edwardes announce birth of daughter at St Francis Sanitarium
Mr and Mrs H A Edward of Route 2 Monroe announce the birth of a daughter on June 20 at St Francis Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Edward
Route 2
Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
House Appropriations Panel Ends War Era Army Budget
The committee proposed 1 053 000 for the reserve officers training corps 157 1000 students. It urged 110 000 000 for the national guard 56 000 000 for the organized reserves and 16 872 000 for ROT C. It approved 281 500 000 for other army research programs plus atomic energy. Full 195 000 000 for permanent construction at bases in Alaska the Marianas the Philippines Hawaii and Okinawa. Witnesses included Secretary Patterson and General Eisenhower. He said he believed the common man of Russia wants friendship with the Soviet government. The panel criticized the Honolulu hospital project as too elaborate with costs rising to 33 000 000 and ordered further study before building. It noted army entertainment after the war tended toward excess and urged simpler functions with fewer official guests. The first US paper mill opened in Philadelphia in 1690.
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Reserve Officers Training Corps
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Army
Alaska
Marianas
Philippines
Hawaii
Okinawa
Robert P. Patterson
Eisenhower
Russia
Pentagon
Honolulu
Scouts Elect Leaders at Camp Ki-Ro-Li Week One
Camp Ki-Ro-Li reports solid start as Scout Executive Floyd D. Huddleston notes election of officers including camp mayor Shorty Gaston camp goat Tommy Vining and Captain Kidd Turner McKee. Second week enrollment reaches 100 Scouts, Red Cross founded in 1881.
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Floyd D. Huddleston
Shorty Gaston
Oak Grove
Goat
Tommy Vining
Kidd
Turner McKee
Wisner
Huddleston
Kill flies and mosquitoes quickly using Bee Brand Insect Spray
Dr Amos E Badertscher advises homeowners to seal rooms and fog with Bee Brand Insect Spray containing DDT to paralyze and kill flies mosquitoes and other pests. The spray plus Bee Brand Insect Powder spread in cracks kills ants roaches bedbugs and silverfish. Safe for pets and children per container directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos E. Badertscher
Births Bradford Eugene Worley and More
Mr and Mrs Paul E Worley of 3305 Dick Taylor Street welcomed a son Bradford Eugene born June 17 at Vaughan Wright Bendel Clinic. M Sgt and Mrs R T Richardson Route 1 West Monroe report a daughter born June 16 at St Francis Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs M D Jones Monroe announce a son born June 17 at St Francis Sanitarium. Dr and Mrs B B Cobb Ray-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Worley
Dick Taylor Street
Bradford Eugene
Vaughan-Wright-Bendel Clinic
R. T. Richardson
Route 1
West Monroe
St. Francis Sanitarium
M. D. Jones
Monroe
B. B. Cobb
Ray
Envoys Agree On Troop Evacuation After Peace
Paris reports the foreign ministers council agrees to evacuate British and American troops in Italy and Russian troops in Bulgaria within 99 days after peace treaties take effect. A Soviet backed commission to supervise treaty terms was accepted, easing a months-long deadlock. Discussion on the French Italian frontier was postponed as Russia seeks more time on hydro electric expert report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Italy
Bulgaria
Britain
Russia
United States
France
Rome
Trieste
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Sistant County
Gene Willis
Lee Robert
Mary Alice Golson
Clyde Fulton
Melba Loflin
Maxine Warner
Mary Lee Balch
Lora Jean Willis
Faye Humphries
Betty Halstead
Yvonne Fisher
Florence Christy
Faye Bamburg
Charlotte Black
Beverly Aldridge
Betty Aldridge
Mabel Hinton
Pat Carson
Vinia Mae Nappier
Johnnie L. Boyette
Catherine Neeley
Dorothy Wallace
Billy Sue Rawls
Meryl J. Kilpatrick
Dickie
Lidia E. Pinkham
F. H. A. and
G.I
Troy & Nichols
Ouachita Bank Bldg
Eton
Rugby
2Nd Baptist Church
Dr. Averett
Calvary
Barkdull Faulk School Auditorium
Gordon Avenue
St. Louis Nee
Memphis Oe
Helena Ee Ree
Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Natchez
Weweee
Baton Rouge
Ouachita
Camden Ee Oeeee
Black Jonesville Ceeeee SO
Ohio
Pittsburgh Coon
Cincinnati Coos
Cairo Eaters
Eenane
Tennessee Tener
Chattanooga
Cumberland
Nashville Teens
Arkansas
Little Rock
RED Shreveport Se
Alexandria Sane
Philadelphia
Ki-Ro-Li
The
American Red Cross
McCormick & Company, Inc
Baltimore 2
Dixie
Roa
Pyan Ein, Aine
Midge
White Cottage
Tassy
EAU DE Cologne
By Paul Durell
Bemberg
Rose
Heinz Baby Foods
Panama
Charles
Ritz
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