Miss Ann Nichols Wins Southern Majorette Title
Miss Ann Nichols of Area dy wins the Southern Majorette trophy after a judged contest. Judges praised Nichols for stage presence and precision as she edged out rivals in the pageant.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1955
Page
7
Miss Ann Nichols of Area dy wins the Southern Majorette trophy after a judged contest. Judges praised Nichols for stage presence and precision as she edged out rivals in the pageant.
A Mississippi Southern College campus finale crowned Miss Majorette of the South among 260 entrants from southern states. She also earned first in tying and second in twirling fire, with Florida’s entry taking fire twirl first. The paper lists radio schedules and local program notes in CST.
Ouachita parish public library will be represented at the 74th annual American Library Association conference in Philadelphia from July 3 to 9. Over 4,500 librarians and trustees are expected to attend, with Miss Car. Attendees will hear prominent speakers linking the theme to libraries as democracy’s service agencies and participate in more than 250 meetings. J Quince Mumfer, ALA president, will preside. John S Richards of Seattle will be installed as president at the final session.
The clipped page fragment notes program listings and times in Central Standard Time with station changes and a variety of shows including Panorama and Front Row Center. It reads like a partial TV guide with station names, show titles, and prices or episode notes, but the details are incomplete.
Loretta Young is scheduled for surgery as an Onward Cab executive notes maree ae and pree tare a yours undergoes updates today for efficacy and response.
Radio schedule fragment lists programs from morning to afternoon including World News, sports reports, music blocks, and talk features. Names like Paul Harvey and Albert Warner appear among various time slots, with multiple shows and broadcasts referenced in a chaotic timetable.
The readable text is garbled and lacks identifiable people places organizations or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No concrete facts or dates are extractable from the fragment for a reliable T and S.
Fragmented OCR shows KWKH CBS station lineup and program notes with times and host names. Entries mention Farm Market, Our Gal Sunday, House Party, and 1940s style listings with names like Arthur Godtres and Rosemary Wyne.
The piece threads Hollywood chatter with Parisian notes on Claudette Colbert and other stars. It covers Colbert’s western dramatic turn, her career arc, and links to colleagues like Barry Sullivan and Ray Coton, plus updates on Zsa Zsa Gabor, Maria Riva, Marilyn Monroe, and Joan Crawford amid auditions, marriages, and travel.
Daily lineup listing show titles and times including June King Show Kitchen Magic World of Mr Sweeney Weather Pinky Lee Homer Howdy Doody Tenn Ernie Show Ted Mack's Matinee Feather Your Nest Musical Notebook and Concerning Miss Mar in a dense station timetable.
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