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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
3
P. H. Kulcke sales supervisor of Bell appears with co-owners Mrs. Betty Cannon and Mrs. Marcie Kahil and Bell customer service engineer R. C. McCoy. Photo by Bill Coleman.
The Twin City Telephone Answering Service opens on the Mezzanine floor of the Alvis Hotel co owned by Mrs. Jack Cannon and Mrs. Margie Kalil. The service provides receptionist like message taking and filing for Northeast Louisiana businessmen offering full secretarial work and office functions on call.
Science backs a new method for cleaning carpets. Blue Lustre is mixed with water and brushed into fiber to revive color and lift nap. A half gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs, and the product is available at Belk Gallant Co Housewares Dept.
Scientists recommend modern control with Johnston's No Roach. The colorless coating kills roaches and ants for months and is easy to apply on table legs cabinets sills and tile. 8 oz 89c pint $1.69. Available at Childs Food Stores Dixie Dandy 7-11 Triple S Caldwell's Hensley's and local shops.
Three Hungarian refugees granted asylum in Britain sparked a weekend spy scare when they aimed a camera at a top secret atomic weapons center. Police detained them for 18 hours at their rooming house after an anonymous tip, then released them once film revealed only faces and ordinary photos.
James Machine Works at 1601 De Siard Street in Northeast Louisiana is a landmark for industrial repair and maintenance. The firm emphasizes quality work and integrity as its foundation for success.
James Machine Works emphasizes its ability to handle light and heavy industry with blast fans of all sizes, including a 72 inch model tested for lumber mills near Minden. The firm also fabricates large 20 inch piping for a Diesel Engine installation at Morgan City and offers portable welding, 24 hour service, metallizing, tank building, and broad machine shop capabilities.
Belgrade reports indicate the Central Committee will release secret records of last year's Tito Khrushchev meeting. The August Romania session drew inner circle interest. a full account will first reach party members then the press.
A 450‑pound yearling white beluga named Bertha died on a Seattle to Idlewild flight 45 minutes from New York. Captured with another beluga off King Salmon, Alaska, it was bound for the New York Aquarium at Coney Island. The companion beluga died last week from a harpoon wound.
The Soviet Union celebrated its first Youth Day with parades and games on Sunday. Groups of young men and women dressed in sports wear paraded through Moscow and at Lenin Stadium, with special programs across the city.
The bluegill gets its name from a small blue tab extending backward from the gill cover. This distinctive marking helps identify the species.
United Machinery Services an independent firm led by Buddy Webb and Bill Kelley repairs GM diesel engines in West Monroe at 2204 Cypress. They offer 24 hour emergency service in shop or in the field with parts discounts for fleet owners including farmers and heavy equipment operators.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower attended morning services at National Presbyterian Church and heard a sermon on how and when to be angry. Pastor Edward L R Elson said a wise man must anger himself at character assassination labor racketeering and deceit in negotiations.
A large 72 inch blast fan is installed with prefabricated piping in the background. James oversees the setup as part of a specialty project. The photo credit goes to Jim St. Julien.
Montpelier Vermont inflation era note reports the Unemployment Compensation Commission boosted its workforce by 30 employees due to increased workload from the recession. The move reflects fiscal strain as jobless claims rise and agency services expand to meet demand.
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