Bermuda Shorts For Men Alright Opinions Split On Style
Readers weigh in on men wearing Bermuda shorts. Concerns about decorum clash with praise for comfort and practicality. Public figures in the piece offer broad commentary on fashion and society.
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Bermuda
Conceil Taylor
Hall St
Monroe
V. Taylor
Fran Richardson
South Grand St
Grace Johnson
Salesclerk
South 4Th St
West Monroe
C. E. McGee
Filhiol Ave
Carolyn Worley
Texas Ave
Worley
Honor Roll Students Named at Northeast Louisiana State College
B S Hamner the registrar reports seven students achieved the highest possible average for the spring semester. Sixty four students earned a B plus grade average while many names from multiple towns including Monroe Bastrop West Monroe Melrose Marion Winnsboro Olla and Jonesville appear among those honored. The article notes the historical link from Independence Missouri to the Santa Fe Trail in 1831.
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B. S. Hamner
Northeast State College
Betty Weldel
Bushnell
Shirley Lord
Frankie Mills
Bonnie Welch
Monroe
Ann Heres Barham
Bastrop
Amelia Lindsey
Elkins
Rayville
Marguerite Wingate
Baton Rouge
Committee On Subversives Maps Strategy At LSU Probing Colleges
A seven man legislative committee organizes its probe of alleged subversive activities at state colleges and universities in Baton Rouge. Hours later the Louisiana Civil Liberties Union sponsors a talk by ACLU executive director Patrick Murphy Malin.
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Baton Rouge
The
Louisiana Civil Liberties Union
Louisiana State University
Patrick Murphy Malin
American Civil Liberties Union
Investigation urged into colleges over un American activities
Monroe leaders propose a second statewide probe to examine instructional staffs at state colleges and universities for un American activities or ties to Communist front groups. The move aims to clear colleges of stigma and increase caution among professors.
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Monroe News-Star
Aer
LSU
LCLU
Weiter
Leser Vetter
Red Riv
Lineman Electrocuted Near Napoleonville Louisiana
Bufford Landry a top lineman for Louisiana Power and Light Co. was killed when he touched a low voltage wire near Napoleonville on Wednesday. The report notes a prior comparison of mirrors and paintings from the 17th Century, with a Venetian mirror valued higher than a Raphael painting.
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