Births List Reflects June Additions Across Many Louisiana Towns
The June birth ledger records numerous newborns to families in Winnsboro Mangham Delhi Monroe Rayville and more. Entries honor both boys and girls including names like Jerry Clara Ruth Sherry Delores and Debora Sue with dates June 8 through June 28.
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J. W. Dickey
Delhi
Clara Ruth
Dewitt Snelling
Mangham
Sherry Delores
N. Moore
Kelly
Francis Arlene
Lovell Chestnut
Pioneer
Janie
J. W. Smith
Wisner
Debora Sue
Thomas and Mosley Families Welcome Newborns
George and Maggie Thomas of Delhi report a son born June 16. Frank and Robertine Mosley of Monroe announce a daughter Rita Ann born June 18.
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Hugh Bain
Monroe
James Copeland
Rayville
Judy Ann
Brazil
Mary Davenport
Maralyn
Ardell
Elsie Mae Gray
Holly Ridge
Gaston
Reabie Mitchell
Luther
John and
Mary Dean Abraham
Horace and
Maney Hollins
Oak Ridge
Willie Lee
Ruthie Mae Smiley
Delhi
James
Roosevelt
Ruby Nell Comanche
George
Margie Gipson
Dubach
Otis
Gertrude James
Alto
Evelyn
Helen Gray
Perry
Sadie Mae Marshall
Alvin
Vera Bates
Shirley Ann
Charlie and
Alberta Morehead
Collinston
Charlie Jr
Rufus and
Reacy Martin
Bonita
Sherman
David and
Leola Gulley
Columbia
Wilbert
Rosie Mae Thompson
Bastrop
Dianne
Samuel
Rosie Mae Tyler
Geneva
Annie Glosan
Strong, Ark
Donald Lee
Lennie
Mary Watson
Thomas
Fred and
Eunice Davis
Fred Jr
Artis
Eunice Lee Finley
William T
Eugene and
Ethel Brown
Elijjah
Joe and
Elvira Brothers
Aubrey Lee
Watt
Mary Lee Robinson
Kenneth
Perola
Mary Lee Paster
Sterlington
Linda
John
Anita Reynolds
Benny R
Allen
Bertha Mae Abraham
Azie Jean
Willie
Nicey Lee Hardy
Tallulah
Nicey Virtalee
Lune and
Rosie Hearns
Judy
Robert
Lillie Mae Jackson
Earl
Julius and
Bernice Taylor
Lake Providence
Mack
Alberta Drango
Sicily Island
Mack Jr
Maggie Thomas
Frank and
Robertine Mosley
Rita Ann
Two Day FHA Meet Concludes in Virginia Hotel
A two day regional Farm Home Administration conference ended today at the Virginia Hotel with over 50 delegates registered for the annual meeting. Presided by Fritz Spencer of Alexandria the event was described as an informative gathering for government employees in the area. The meeting began Monday morning.
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Farm Home Administration
Virginia Hotel
Fritz Spencer
Alexandria
Reservists Urged to Apply for Flight Operations Course
Major Henry A. Coenen, commander of the 9798th Air Reserve Squadron, calls on all rated pilots navigators and bombardiers to apply for the flight operations course starting soon at Air Reserve HQ Monroe. Reservists attendances earn 24 pay periods per year and applications close July 1 at squadron HQ 621 Louisville Ave, phone 6654. The weekly meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. will feature Capt. Louis D. Smith who will lecture on warfare in the atom age and hydrogen bombs.
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Henry A. Coenen
Air Reserve
Monroe
Louisville Avenue
Louis D. Smith
Smith
Monroe Ladies Fashion Shops Offer Major Reductions
Hundreds of Monroe leading ladies shops announce 25 to 50 percent reductions with new frocks flown in from New York and Dallas. The Retail Merchants division of the Chamber of Commerce aims to show unmatched values during a city wide sales event in the Monroe trade territory. Buyers at the New York market secured trend merchandise and ample inventories of cutting clothing to attract shoppers.
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Monroe
New York
Dallas
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Silverstein
Milady
Euting
Holiday outfit goods and new breathable fabrics on sale
Picnic loving families shop for casual clothing for all ages with bold price cuts. Baltimore grocer Harry Kemper faces renomination in a party clash. State Sen. C Ferdinand Sybert and Philip H Dorsey Jr pursue attorney general nominations on Byrd Mahoney tickets amid a tight judiciary contest. Judge Hall Hammond leads in the State Court of Appeals race as counting continues.
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Mom
Dad
Silverstein
Baltimore
Harry Kemper
William C. Marbury
Flood Wreaks Havoc Across Border City and Villages
Flooded Nuevo Laredo awaits crest as residents evacuate and plans to raise levees abandon. Mexican officials report widespread inundation and casualties while U S agencies move records, provide relief, and evacuate refugees. Helipcopter crews rescue hundreds from rising waters near Villa Acuña as Red Cross mobilizes units and ships in medicine and supplies.
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Earnest
Eduardo Caviz
Hydraulic Resources For
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico City
Horacio Vidrio Pedrez
Mexican Boundary Commission
Laredo
U. S
International Bridge
Red Cross
Ozona
Air Force
Army
State Health Department
Villa Acuna
del Rio
Tex
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Byrd Victory Highlighted by Longtime Ally and Distant Relative
A longstanding associate and distant relative of Byrd secured a notable win in a factional top-level contest, signaling a significant shift in alliances. The result underscores persistent influence networks and shifts in leadership dynamics within the group.
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Boyrd
Guatemala City turmoil as Arbenz resigns and exile looms
Guatemalan government reports Arbenz to exile in Argentina while Diaz is named provisional president. Argentine asylum granted to Arbenz’s wife and children. The capital endures censorship, blackouts, and sporadic shooting as rebels demand unconditional surrender. Kremlin links and Prague-educated Diaz cited by rebel radio amid military standstill.
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Guatemala City
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Arbenz
Rutledge
U.S
John Peurifoy
Diaz
Liberation Radio
Kremlin
Communist Party
Prague
Conflicting Reports on Guatemala Air Raid and Rebel Activity
Yesterday conflicts flared near Zacapa and Guatemala City with disputed air raid details. Honduran monitors and Guatemalan radio offered conflicting accounts of planes involved and a reported amnesty for political prisoners under Diaz as refugees abroad react.
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Tencigalpa
Zacapa
Honduras
Mexico
Diaz
Eddie Fisher's rise from Copacabana to a million-dollar year
Hollywood profile of Eddie Fisher born Edwin Jack Fisher in Philadelphia. He explains his success hinges on timing management and choice of songs with aid from manager Milt Blackstone and producer Hugo Winterhalter. Fisher recalls early gigs at the Copacabana and his Army service shaping his career.
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Eddie
Edwin Jack Fisher
Philadelphia
New York
Sinatra
Milt Blackstone
Eddie Cantor
Hugo Winterhalter
Victor Records
Times Insists Dewey Will Not Seek Re-Election
The New York Daily News says Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will retire this fall and that U S Sen Irving M Ives will be the Republican candidate for governor. It notes possible cabinet ties if Ives wins a Senate seat and hints at a presidential path.
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Times
Dewey
New York
New York Daily News
Thomas E. Dewey
U. S
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Senate
Churchill proposes closer ties with Russia to avert world doom
The article reports Churchill urging unity between the United States and Britain to shape Western policy toward the Soviet Union and Red China. He favors more contact with the Russian people and argues U S participation would stabilize any nonaggression framework, including in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Red China
Churchill
Russia
United States
Britain
Eden
Southeast Asia
Europe
Falls City Girl Injures Arm While Changing Blouse
Falls City Nebraska Patricia Shubert thirteen fractured her right arm while changing her blouse.
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Falls City, Neb
Patricia Shubert
Dean urges parental supervision of children's reading
Maj. Gen. William F. Dean told a San Francisco celebration that protecting youths from communist influence begins at home by parents regulating reading material. He cited horror comics as weakening moral fiber and urged more time studying American history to counter communist indoctrination.
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San Francisco
William F. Dean
United States
Dean
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Met Rouge
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LT. Green
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Gene Williams
Haynes Harkey
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Jake Ussery
Tom Hyland
Leon Marx
Byrd
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Life of Georgia
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North 6Th St
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Ansurance Compal
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