Legislative Digest House Pex Resigits
A compact legislative digest notes House actions on a resigit measure. Officials outline responses and next steps as committees review the proposal.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1956
Page
7
A compact legislative digest notes House actions on a resigit measure. Officials outline responses and next steps as committees review the proposal.
The record lists multiple Senate actions and votes on legal and policy items including retroactivity of land acquisitions, workers compensation coverage for nonhazardous occupations, highway system expansions, a court reporter for a third judicial district, fire company staffing requirements, and executions to Angola State penitentiary, with various party or member annotations and vote outcomes.
Robert Wiley Gandy 65 died at 3 a.m. Tuesday at his Tallulah home after 45 years in the town. A retired postal employee and former Oil Company agent, he was a Baptist and Royal Arch Mason. Funeral services set at his home with Rev. Irvin Cheney officiating. Masonic rites at graveside and burial in Silver Cross cemetery. Survived by wife Ellen and three sons including Robert W. Gandy Jr and Lt. Col. Williams.
Explorer Scouts in Ashley County Arkansas plan an overnight river trip starting Friday. John Willard and J R Weldsley will lead a party of boys about fifteen miles upstream to camp, fish, swim, cook meals, and return Saturday.
Arlington Virginia resident Gandy and Dr. Thomas Howard Gandy of Natch ez Miss mourn family in Louisiana with two daughters and eleven grandchildren. He is survived by his mother Ida Gandy of Many three brothers Wendell Hoyt Dennis all of Many and a sister Annie Harris of Many. Interment is set for Silver Cross cemetery in Tallulah.
Thirty six Cub Scouts from four Ashley County packs competed at the Fisheree on Lake Wilson near Portland. Harvey Streeter of Pack 64 won multiple prizes including largest fish and largest number of fish. Steve Kennedy of Pack 39 took largest fish, Thomas Chapman of Pack 70 was second, and Streeter was third. Streeter also earned the biggest turtle prize. About thirty adults attended. Herman Quinn organized the event with Ralph Arnold and Wayman Douglas assisting.
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