Warns Against Polluted Water In DeSiard Road Area
Notification issued by Dr. J. W. Williams Ouachita parish health unit warns residents using Peyton Parker supplied water near DeSiard Road to boil before drinking due to ongoing pollution. Parker disconnects from city lines on the south Bayou DeSiard side, water for those buyers now drawn from private wells. health officials will test periodically but cannot guarantee daily surveillance. Parker says Edgewater garden is the only section fed by a private line tied to the city main at the dam and pledges cooperation to provide a safe product.
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DeSiard Road
Peyton Parker
J. W. Williams
Ouachita Parish
Health Department
Parker
Edgewater Garden
Children Arrested On Narcotic Charges In New Orleans Raid
In New Orleans on June 21 police and federal operatives arrested 14 people on narcotic charges. Among those detained were nine year old Rosalie Zanco and her parents at Zanco's home where almost 1000 ready made marihuana cigarettes and other drugs were found. Also taken into custody were Josephine Ambrosia and others aged 18 to 49. Federal officials said cases will be prosecuted. Plaster particles on cement floors may be removed by dampening and scraping.
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New Orleans
Rosalie Zanco
Manuel Zanco
Claiborne Sature
Zanco
Josephine Ambrosia
Thomas Valentine
Sam Liggins
Edward Murphy
James Brown
Joseph McKinley
Issac Wise
Warren LeBlanc
Ella Edwards
Miss Claudine Reed Leaves Monroe For Santa Barbara
Miss Claudine Reed secretary to Willis Anders sales manager of Columbian Gasoline corp has left Monroe for an indefinite stay in Santa Barbara Cal due to ill health. Mr Anders said Miss Lillian Erwin has been employed to replace Reed, with Erwin previously working in an insurance office on another floor of the Ouachita bank building.
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Claudine Reed
Willis Anders
Columbian Gasoline Corporation
Monroe
Santa Barbara
Cal
Miss Reed
California
Anders
Lillian Erwin
Miss Erwin
Ouachita Bank
Sixty two student aviators to receive wings
The War Department announced that sixty two trainees who completed eight months of primary flying at Randolph Field Texas and four months of advanced flying at Kelly Field will receive their wings. The award marks completion of their combined training program and underscores the ongoing expansion of air force capabilities during the war.
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Washington
The
War Department
Randolph Field
Texas
Kelly Field
Cadet Pilot Graduates Earn Wings and Commissions
On June 23 the rating of air force cadets was announced. most graduates will serve an extra year with air corps units before being commissioned as lieutenants. Wings recipients include Georgia James C. Selser Jr of Atlanta and Boamer R. Carney of Slaughter. Naval academy graduates completing the army flying course include Elliott L. James Jr of Lowndesboro and Richard L. Poor of New Orleans. Jesse R. Burks of Dothan also listed.
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Air Corps
Louisiana
Boamer R.° Carney
Slaughter
Naval Academy
Army
Alabama
Elliott L. James, Jr
Lowndesboro
Richard L. Poor
New Orleans
Jesse R. Burks
Dothan
Mitchell Celebrates 57 Years as Raleigh Public School Teacher
Ida M. Mitchell, a Black educator in Raleigh, N C, marked her fifty seventh consecutive year teaching in the city public schools. She has not missed a term since earning her first certificate in 1878 and is regarded as one of the best elementary teachers.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ida M. Mitchell
Morehouse 4-H Contest Winners Named at Jones
Parish elimination contests for 4-H club girls were held at Mrs. C A Hogan home in Jones under Miss Irene Lord. Demonstration team winners were Etta Armstrong and Ruth Hogan. Baking winner was Bessie Mayo, school costume Elizabeth Gillam, Melrose, party costume Helen Boone, Jones. Camp plans include Morehouse parish girls attending state contests at LSU Baton Rouge and Camp Peck Sicily Island next week with 18 signups so far.
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Bastrop
Parish
C. A. Hogan
Jones
Irene Lord
Etta Armstrong
Ruth Hogan
Bessie Mayo
Elizabeth Gillam
Mel Rouge
Helen Boone
Morehouse Parish
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Mary Pipes
Doss
Loyce Moore
Collinston
Elizabeth Fosse
Oak Ridge
KIWANIANS BACK MALARIA DRIVE IN BASTROP
Bastrop Kiwanis endorsed the anti malaria campaign led by Morehouse parish health department and pledged club support. Dr N P Liles warned of rising malaria and urged drainage work and mosquito control. A committee will suggest parish drainage projects as a fish fry social followed.
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Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Kiwanis Club
FERA
J. T. Dalton, Jr
Sampson Snyder
C. L. Johnston
A. B. Clarkson
Monroe
Lions Clubs
Louisiana
Clarkson
Bastrop Kiwanians
Lions Club
Winnsboro
W. B. Gladney
M. F. Hill
Evangelist R L Ross Delivers Last Revival Sermon
A large Central Baptist Church audience heard Evangelist R L Ross discuss preparedness for life and the hereafter. He announced Friday night would be his final sermon and set Thursday’s topic as The Unpardonable Sin. Mercer quartet of West Monroe provided vocal numbers and will appear again Friday.
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Central Baptist Church
R. L. Ross
God
Mercer
West Monroe
Ross
Nurse Called Home for Sister Illness
Miss Chronel Simmons, a third year student nurse at St Francis sanitarium, was summoned to her home in Columbia late Wednesday due to her sister's serious pneumonia illness.
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Chronel Simmons
St. Francis Sanitarium
Columbia
Birth announced for Alda Jean Senden at Hart Street
Mr and Mrs C Senden of 416 Hart Street announce the birth of a daughter Alda Jean on June 16.
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Mrs. C. Senden
Hart Street
Alda Jean
Man sues Monroe concern over swallowed bug
Rob M. Wesson, a paper mill employee, files suit in district court at Bastrop against Ouachita Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Monroe, claiming a Coca Cola bottle from a Bastrop drugstore on December 30, 1933 contained a bug and caused illness. He seeks 561.90 plus lost days of work and medical bills. trial scheduled for Friday morning in Bastrop district court.
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Ouachita Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Monroe
Bastrop
Rob M. Wesson
Wesson
District Court
Farm Administration Sets Public Hearing on Rice Milling Prices
The Farm Administration announced a public hearing for June 25 in Lake Charles Louisiana to review amendments to the southern rice milling industry's marketing agreement. The principal change covers price differentials from the minimum price for number 1 grade prime A milling quality rice, with further amendments on prices trade practices and marketing and distributing conditions.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Lake Charles
Feen a mint laxative gum promises gentle full relief
Feen a mint chewing gum laxative claims to cleanse the intestinal walls and purge waste, distributing the laxative evenly as it dissolves with saliva. Advertises flavors and safety, urging readers to chew and avoid laxative dread. Prices listed as 15c and 25c at druggists.
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