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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
3
A fragmented OCR shows names and roles from a theatre curtain call. Mentions of Marion Kirk Fisher and others hint at a cast list with director, producers, and audience notes, but text is garbled and partial. The readable bits reference Misses and gentlemen linked to a stage production with multiple participants.
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission announced 1955 58 hunting season dates with a deer season opener on November 1 in northern parishes for 232 days and 34 days in southern parishes. Some parishes requested 32 day seasons including Union East Carroll Tensas Madison Concordia and Franklin. Duck season slated Nov 25 to Jan 4 with plume of options depending on Wildlife Service. A drowning search ongoing for Erwin B Nichols age 50 missing at Brack Lake near Minden.
Privates Troy FE Crew and Floyd M Johnston of Bastrop Louisiana recently graduated from the track vehicle maintenance course at the armored school Fort Knox Kentucky. The two week program trains enlisted personnel to repair track vehicles and covers administrative functions of unit maintenance shops.
Gate Chumley of Louisiana Tech accepts invitation to participate in a General Motors engineering educators conference in Detroit July 10 14. He is one of 27 educators from 19 colleges and universities in the United States and Canada and the only southern school representative. The list of participating schools includes California Tech Cornell MIT Illinois Detroit Mercy and others.
The Impressionable Years a film about reading effects on youth will air on a focal TV station this Friday. Miss Frances Flanders of Ouachita parish public Vibrars announced the broadcast with the film running from 1:30 to 3:00 PM. Filmed in a New York Public Library branch, the feature emphasizes library access for children and urges parents teachers and children to view it if possible.
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