Traffic Police Removed From Downtown Monroe
Beginning today there will be no traffic officers on DeSiard street to direct traffic. Pedestrians will be aided crossing, but officers will not control flow. Superintendent H. D. Apgar says the move tests whether police or free flow best handles congestion. A trial will install a dummy light director at Grand and DeSiard at the company’s cost to study feasibility.
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DeSiard Street
H. D. Apgar
News-Star
Grand and
DeSiard Streets
Monroe
Timber Land Added to Protection Unit in Bienville-Jackson
State Forester W. R. Hine and Forest Ranger W. H. Thompson met Ruston lumbermen to discuss forest protection. Boocaw Lumber Company of Minden has placed 35 000 acres under state conservation protection, increasing the Bienville Jackson unit.
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Y International News Service
Ruston
W. R. Hine
W. H. Thompson
Hine
United States Forest
Fee
Louisiana
Revival services return to Dayline with broad interest
Rev. Ed W. Neill, pastor of the First Baptist church, returned Sunday from Dayline where he conducted revival services the past week and filled the 11 o'clock pulpit. Evening services were led by Rev. Walter Moore as Neill plans to continue meetings next week amid strong local interest.
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Ed W. Neill
First Baptist Church
Dayline
Walter Moore
Neill
Plan Radio Booths for Broadcasters at Mich
Ann Arbor June 28 Associated Press says at the new University of Michigan stadium three double booths will be built for radio broadcasting. Fielding H. Yost athletic director says the facilities will be ample, comparable to those for newspapermen, to meet growing demand.
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Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Fielding H. Yost
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