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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1948

Page

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Newsmen Immunity Debated Amid Wreck Death and Ethics

A Monroe News Star report outlines legal immunity efforts for reporters who refuse to reveal sources after an auto crash that killed Tooke. It cites existing state laws in Arkansas Kentucky and others and notes cases involving News publishers and grand juries.

Monroe News-Star Tooke Mildred G Alabama Arizona U. S. Department of Gas Kentucky Maryland New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Internal Revenue California Winnsboro Wisner New York Newburgh N. Y Orange County Arkansas State Bar Association Iowa Massachusetts

Gannaway enters Monroe race for Parks and Streets post

Monroe businessman and former Air Force pilot William S. Gannaway announced his candidacy for Monroe City Commissioner of Public Parks and Streets. The 28-year resident of Monroe cited youthful energy and maturity as assets and pledged to meet voters to discuss his plans.

William S. Gannaway Monroe Air Force Gannaway Ouachita Parish Northeast Junior College Frances M. Smith

Python carcass found in carnival truck wreck near Reading

A carnival truck overturned near Reading and police found a 10 foot python carcass in the wreckage. A second python reportedly escaped, and authorities fear the cold may have killed the animal, with town residents awaiting confirmation.

Reading

Cohn says he tried to give Parks a break in Jolson story

Harry Cohn president of Columbia Pictures testified he offered Larry Parks the Jolson Story role as a gamble on stardom and later gave a 10000 bonus for Jolson Story performance. He also said Parks received featured billing in Renegades to build him up and Parks sues to void an eight year contract.

Los Angeles Harry Cohn Columbia Pictures Larry Parks Cohn Parks Jolson Columbia

J P Gautreaux Long At Helm

J P Gautreaux, Kress company superintendent, oversaw the Monroe store opening project arriving from New Orleans. He praised contractor W C Salley and the building as a standout monument to the companys progress. Gautreaux plans a Greenville Mississippi store follow up in about three months.

S. H. Kress and Company J. P. Gautreaux Kress Company Monroe New Orleans W. C. Salley Gautreaux Kress Greenville Miss

Red Blood Cells Saved in New Way at Bryn Mawr Hospital

Bryn Mawr Pa March 3 research doctors at Bryn Mawr Hospital reported a new technique to salvage red blood cells lost in plasma preparation. The salvaged cells serve as a substitute for plasma to restore blood loss in patients. Dr Max Stumia director said the preparation, named modified globin, has been used successfully in

Stumin Bryn Mawr Bryn Mawr Hospital Max Stumia

V. F. W. To Meet Thursday Night

The Rodney J. Hobbs post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 20 p m in the post home at Sixth and Oak streets. All members are urged to attend and bring a prospective member. Nominations for officers for the coming year will be made.

Rodney J. Hobbs Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Sixth Oak Streets

James W. Tooke Rites Held After Fatal Auto Crash

The funeral for James W. Tooke, fatally injured in a Winnsboro area car crash, was held at Monroe First Methodist Church. Rev. A. M. Serex officiated, with interment at Memorial Park Cemetery under Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife Paula Montgomery, two sons James W. Tooke Jr and Dick Tooke, and daughter Sandra Jean.

James W. Tooke Winnsboro First Methodist Church of Monroe A. M. Serex Memorial Park Cemetery Davis-Lawhead Funeral Home Guy Campbell van Pratt Roger Larsen E&rl Alpha L. J. McStravick Leo Vickers Tooke Paula Montgomery James W. Tooke, Jr Dick Tooke Sandra Jean

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