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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1956

Page

11

Deaths 7 Bud Smith Dies At 68 In Delhi Parish

T A Bud Smith aged 68, longtime Delhi parish farmer and resident, died Tuesday at his Roule residence after an illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Warsaw Baptist Church near Delhi with Rev Pat Co Mares officiating. Burial followed in Crow-Fille Cemetery under Gay Funeral Home direction. He is survived by a wife Bethe and several children and grandchildren. Local tributes note his community involvement and farming work in the parish.

Bud” Smith Delhi T. A Madison Parish Vdiog Warsaw Baptist Church Dele Pat Co Mares Punetal Dei Lie Marthy Iain Maton Watt Ruston Hinton DuBose Louisiana Tech Louisiana Friesian Association of America Hintons Charles Grace Methodist Henry Blount D. N. McGuire Woodlawn Memorial Park Darby Lambda Chi Alpha Charlie Hinton

Pending Arrival of Relatives Delays Funeral Plans

Complete arrangements await relatives arrival with the body to remain at the funeral home until arrangements are finalized. The service is expected to be held on Thursday morning.

Ial’ Funeral Home

State X-Ray Unit Out Of Order

The state X-ray mobile unit is down until August due to a breakdown. Dr W Carroll Summer, director, said the unit cannot serve here during the outage. Up to the failure, the unit had x rayed 4 802 people.

W. Carroll Summer

Juvenile Paroled After Restored to Custody

A juvenile boy was released to a parole officer after being picked up for a suspected incident at Swayze Natural Water Me City. The juvenile department announced the release on Wednesday noting the boy’s recovery of a heart valve and absence of a missing item. The parole officer said the boy was taken into custody for a prior alleged offense connected to a local business.

Omo Arohd Hay Asthdy Swayze Natateri Wat Arnis AA Jivenies Ies

Building Permits Issued For Monroe Homes Projects

City records show multiple building permits issued Wednesday. Monroe HomesInc seeks a one story brick veneer residence with carport at 705 Basyn Place and a second project on Tarver Street involving retaining walls and related work. The total value listed is approximately 8 950 dollars.

Tarver

Council Votes Baers Face Time Case

Council votes on Baers facing cross street case with timing debated. Residents express concern over project impact and long term costs as officials outline proposed timeline and approvals needed.

Untitled fragment hints at political debate and committee actions

Fragmentary text references a senate, January events, and committee activity. Names and places are unclear, with scattered phrases about treaties, finances, and political factions. The passage appears to be a garbled archival snippet rather than a coherent report.

Nixon Name Omission on GOP Manifesto Sparks Ticket Talk

A New York meeting reveals GOP governors balk at including Nixon on a party ticket. Eisenhower aides push for Nixon to be on top, while Hall notes fear among some governors over naming the vice president. Nixon would run on any ticket including his name, but party opposition concerns persist.

Bea Startal Nixon GOP White House Gaeistinte Cireles Hce Ted Eisenhower Hower Hall Hons Teave Parise 1 Sixon Gat Ie Sone Rena Lean Halt

Local Delegates Attend State Meet OF W F W Group

Delegates from Hiulsen Leehy past West Monroe attended the Louisiana state encampment of the VFW in Shreveport June 22 to 24. Mrs Thelma Oatley and Miss Raby Cash joined Jula Cash and others for a three day session with state officers and auxiliary command staff. The program included the Gold Star Mothers Tea, a memorial service, and youth activities plus a joint opening session led by department officers.

Department of Louisiana State V. Pve Shreveport Hiulsen-Leehy West Monroe Thet- Ma~ Oatley Miss’ Raby Cash Jula Cash They State Department Aeniliery Willink Baker Susie WY Munend These Aeraiee and Omar Bo Ketchinsink Washinitat Star Mothers Trotel Amitary Washington Hieian Sippan Lena Vothadtivieps AES Alexayc Cra Haddt Lovisiess Porn

Plans To Leanliraed FreiGade at Which GNI Aa Dda Aan Sl Spo

Fragmentary OCR text outlines a planning or meeting note involving names and terms like GNI and SL SPO. Readable bits are limited and no clear event or outcome is evident. The item appears to be a clipped planning fragment with uncertain identities.

GNI Aadda Aan SPO

West Monroe faces budget strain over pay hike and services

The town weighs a $40,000 annual cost from a proposed firemen wage raise while shoring up unpaid bills and a $70,000 general fund shortfall. West Monroe cites library and recreation cuts and the need to avoid layoffs as it debates funding.

Monroe West Monroe

Youth Hurled Death Charge Follows After Dark Ride

Youths left Pensacola Florida after dark. one rider Hinton died as driver faces manslaughter charge. Hinton's body sent to Thrasher Funeral Home Bay Minette. Darby Funeral Home ambulance departed Ruston at 7 am. Louisiana Tech students had left home June 17 for Pensacola.

Pensacola Fla Hinton DuBoise Thrasher Bay Minette Ruston Louisiana Thrasher Funeral Darby Funeral Home

Soviet Foreign Policy Notes and Nile Dam Visit

The report discusses Soviet aims in the Middle East after Stalin. It notes the Cairo visit by Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov and suggests it did not meet all expected goals. It mentions U S officials' belief that Shepilov pressed Egyptian President Nasser to permit a Russian built Aswan Dam on the Nile. It also observes Soviet gains in political and economic influence in the region.

Cairo Dmitri Shepilov Shepilov Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Russia Aswan Nile Middle East

Korean War Ace Credited With Six MiG Kills

A Korean War hero, a test pilot at Temeco Aircraft, is noted as an ace who shot down six MiG fighters in Korea and received high decorations for his actions.

Temeco Aircraft

City Considers Ways to Fund Power System Repairs

City officials heard a long list of complaints about low voltage from Park Avenue residents and local business owners including Reagan Torrenes and A D Hank. Mayor John E Coon and City Attorney Wood Thompson proposed alternative funding methods while noting the aging 4 2400 volt lines built 25 years ago are inadequate for current demand.

John E.coon Wood Thompson Huckaby van Fossen Ed Seymour Park Avenue A. I. Montgomery Otmehita Parish Aven Reagan Torrenes A. D. Hank Hank

Scout Officials Tour Camp Edgewood and Ki-Ro-Li Plans

Scout officials led by David Meyer James W Walters and Jack Pankey visited Camp Edgewood near Trout to gather ideas for Camp Ki-Ro-Li improvements. They reported 68 finance planning committee members from 15 parishes met at Camp Ki-Ro-Li to outline the 1956-1957 council budget and brochure details. Ouachita Valley Council leads Region Five in membership gain and points in a regional parade contest, with 499 points over Group Three in six months.

David Meyer SCOUL Memphis, Tenn James W. Walters Ouachita Finance Planning Committee Camp Kiroli Pankey Counci Ouachita Valley Ouachita’ Valley — Council

Negro Is Arrested On Liquor Charge

Leenoise Mays, identified as a Negro, is jailed on a $500 bond for evading tax on distilled spirits. U S Commissioner Haynes Harker said Mays faced a federal hearing in parish jail after being charged with removing and concealing two gallons of spirits to evade tax, an offense dated about June 16 in Union Parish.

Leenoise Mays U. S Haynes Harker Mays Union Parish

Howard Says City Passed Fees Without Incoming Admin

Mayor elect W L Howard said ordinances imposing garbage service fees and a 50 cent monthly charge for water and lights were passed without the new administration's knowledge. He also noted he was in Baton Rouge Tuesday at a Senate hearing opposing House Bill 100 that could cost Monroe $125000 annually for firefighters' pay.

W. L.jack Howard Baton Rouge Senate Monroe Ouachita Parish Lawrence Gibbs

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