Patricia Gunter infant dies in Oak Grove clinic
Special report from Oak Grove states Patricia Gunter stillborn daughter of Mr and Mrs Huey Pr Gunter of Oak Grove died Wednesday night in the Oak Grove Clinic. The brief notice notes the infant's death in the local facility with no further details on services or burial.
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Patricia Gunter
Oak Grove
Huey Pr. Gunter
FP. C. Chambers
Gay
Sebren Evans
T. V. Walls
James Beans
Dorris Taylor
Prince
Bakersville
California
Lilian Sing Fer
Bastien
Leatric Allman
San Antonio
Texas
Guy
Townsend
Miacedona
Barnes Holloway
Uaw
Oak
American Nazi Seeks Permit For U.S. Rally
Rockwell plans to seek a permit in New York to hold a rally in Union Square and vows to speak if allowed. He says city officials cannot deny him the chance to address supporters. Funeral notices follow for Sebren Evans and Guy Townsend with local survivors listed.
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New York
UPD
Canes LanceIn Rockwell
Ormada
Qay Square
Ion
Arlington
ACLU
F. Wagner
Otome
Jenny Hitler
Wagner
Crisiaes
Cage
Conditions Unfavorable For Hurricane Growth
The weather bulletin notes unfavorable conditions for hurricane development in the Atlantic. A weather patrol plane reported limited activity due to a shortage of ships in the area. This is the first such mission since Tropical Storm 23907 began June 15, with no immediate signs of intensification.
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Mexico
Ratoni
Les Essonville
Fia
Arog Tex
Ares
Burotuadeau
Funier
Low bidder named at Keesler housing auction
In Biloxi Mississippi the apparent low bidder at a housing unit auction at Keesler Air Force Base was Kesar Inc of New Orleans. The bid amount reached 2027 612 in construction art.
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Bilort
Keesler Force Base
Kesar, Inc
New
Odcone
Helen Keller Receives Senate Birthday Greetings
The Senate adopted a resolution extending greetings to Helen Keller on her 60th birthday. Senator Sister Hi Mia praised Keller as the most remarkable person on earth as he introduced the measure honoring her lifelong work for others with disabilities.
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Washington
Sen Cj
Helen Keller
Ocof
Sen
Hi 'Dmia
Resoluton
House Kills Bill On Radio Survey Fee
Lawmakers killed a bill to impose a 400 license fee on radio audience surveys. The measure would have required companies to disclose survey methods and provide copies of internal data to station complies. Governor Jimmie Davis supported the bill according to proponents.
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House
Bill
Baton Rouge
Sani Vatles
Smater
Gibbs Aes
Jimmie Avis
Oil Allowables Updated for July and August by Louisiana
Louisiana conservation commissioner and chief engineer set July and August oil allowables at 962 755 barrels. The total reflects a 24 563 barrel increase for new production with offshore plus district totals. Houma 286 315 Lafayette 192 653 Lake Charles 63 812 New Orleans 306 259 Monroe 61 837 Shreveport 57 607 offshore total 229 032 for July and August.
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Baton Rouge
UPS
Louisiana Conservation
Andhron Morton Thunsday
Lousigna
Ata VO
Lion Wintieie
Houma
Lafayette
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Monroe
Crowd Noise Criticized In Patterson Inge Broadcast
A UPI report notes a columnist urging radio broadcasters to cut crowd noise during Floyd Patterson’s bout with Ingemar Inge, arguing listeners deserve clearer commentary and sound.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
Floyd Patterson
Louisiana signs 73 new laws amid segregation bills
Gov. Jimmie Davis signed 73 bills into law including a state bond and building commission emergency measure funding 25 million for capital outlay at LSU and nine state colleges. The package includes segregation related laws increasing penalties around business districts and altering legitimacy and voting complaint rules.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Jimmie Davis
House
Senate
Louisiana State University
Tot Burps Gasoline From Mower Incident
In Glen Rock a two year old boy named John Kuipers burped, revealing gasoline on his breath. His babysitter Miss Alice Green followed him to a front lawn where a power mower stood with an open tank and two straws nearby. The tank was empty and the hospital discharged him after stomach pumping.
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Glen Rock
John Kuipers
Alice Green
John
Miss Green
Doughton Named National JC President After Ballots
Morgan J. Doughton of Allentown Pennsylvania was elected national president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce on the sixth ballot. He defeated Howard J. Thomas of Silver Spring Maryland after Tom Ruffin withdrew and Louisiana backed Doughton. Final unofficial tally showed Doughton 1,669 to Thomas 1,563.
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ST. Louis, M
Morgan J. Doughton
Allentown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Doughton
Howard J. Thomas
Silver Springs
Thomas
Tom Ruffin
Shreveport
Battery Case Heard Here State Court
State Court Judge W M Harper found Wilee E Barnett Jr guilty of simple battery on June 6 against Mrs Topsy Barnett. Barnett of Louis Locke Homes remanded for sentencing next Thursday. Robert Douglas pled innocent to criminal trespass with trial set for June 30. Seven persons fined $25 each plus costs for traffic cases. one fined $10. Fined: Dallas Green and Thomas Roberts for reckless driving. Ernest Sonnier Jr for muffler violation. Jack Hubbart for overlength load. Susiane Johnson for simple obstruction. John Shaw for speeding. J C Arnold for allowing an unlicensed operator. Windle Garden for driving without license.
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Dallas A. Green
Bailey St
West Monroe
Thomas Ray Roberts
N.S. S
Jack Durick Hubbart
Robertsdale
Ala
Susiane Johnson
Negress
S. Oak St
Rayville
John B. Shaw
Downsville
J. C. Arnold
Negro
Owl St
Fence Styles Add Safety and Privacy for Outdoor Spaces
Summer fun risks prompt fence use to protect children from streets and drives. Modern options include galvanised steel designs from tiny plant edges to full enclosures, with rail and picket styles available in baked enamel colors for durability and maintenance.
Tycoon Bride Plans Yacht Honeymoon in Georgia
John Dillard Reynolds and Clifford Elen McCormick are honeymooning on Sapelo Island off the Georgia coast. The 22 year old bride, a 53 dollar a week clerk, and Reynolds plan to sail to the Bahamas on his yacht after a June 15 marriage at Kingsland. Both are making their first marriages.
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Brunswick, Ga
John Dillard Reynolds
N. J. Reynolds
Clifford Elen McCormick
Sapelo Island
Georgia Coast
Young Reynolds
Brunswick
Kingsland
Reynolds
Bahama Islands
How Mail Money Goes Washington
Railroads move first class letters about 512 miles before entering higher postage costs. The Association of American Railroads reports that from every 4 cent stamp on a letter, railroads receive less than half a cent as revenue for transporting the mail.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
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