07 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1955
Page
1
The article describes a testing sequence where troops occupy a trench near ground zero after a blast. Air Force Navy and Marine aircraft observe from above while radiological teams monitor the mushroom cloud and track its trajectory.
Arthur Dryburgh formerly assisted his father in a hotel business that once ran three or four properties. After retirement he settled in Monroe with his wife Stella Reily of Collinston. The couple hosted many social events and traveled frequently. He is survived by his wife, daughters Mrs. Louis Kusin of Monroe and Mrs. Baskin Wright of Jacksonville Alabama, and three grandchildren.
The piece argues that attending a state approved elementary school offers distinct benefits for children. It notes that such schools provide qualified teachers, small class sizes, individual attention, necessary materials, and adequate resources.
The text outlines that students have access to equipped classrooms and a well planned school day. It notes transfers to state-approved schools without inquiry into achievement status. It states eighth grade graduates from state-approved elementary schools are entitled to a standard certificate of promotion to high school grades in any state-approved high school.
Seismic activity scorched a four mile stretch across the Puna Peninsula with lava rivers halted near the ocean at Pohviki and Kapoho. Coastal villages Kalapana Opihikao remain emptied as quakes persist inland near Pahoa with residents vigil in drizzle.
Officers said Mrs. Scott declined to comment on the incidents. Scott left Charity hospital after saying he would seek his personal doctor. He returned Monday for treatment of wounds. Sheriff said two witnesses watched the cutting and an investigation continues today.
Severe cold snaps drop Tupelo to 43 as Pueblo climbs to 59. Los Angeles hits 80 and draws over 250,000 beachgoers, creating widespread traffic snarls.
Nearly 10 000 fans mobbed singer Johnny Ray in Sydney on Sunday night knocking him to the ground and ripping off a shoe. Five policemen assisted in his escape from the crowd.
Ouachita Parish Red Cross 1955 fund membership drive workers in the Negro division will meet at Mt. Zion Baptist Church. Louis FE Gruber is general chairman and will preside at 7:30 p.m. A. January will direct. Gruber to speak and show Eisenhower address film.
Ouachita parish 4 H members join state events March 5 12 with six blue ribbon entries at district livestock show in beef calves. Members Carol Shipp Wayne Shipp Don Long Bobby Shipp Judy Holley Garland Shipp at Baton Rouge for state livestock show while others promote school ground cleanup and 4 H Club Sunday. Officers include Ann Tillman president Carol Shipp vice president Katie Avant secretary Bobby Shipp council Anita Miller program chair. Local leaders Miss Marle Filhiol principal Clyde Jordan and Jimmy Head assist with school. Community leaders Mrs Marvin Shipp and Mrs Gene Berry named by Home Demonstration Club.
In London and Norwich venues push for extended hours as television broadcasts shift closing times. Scotland Yard weighs a jewelry case while pubs seek a trial extension of the 10 p.m. curfew for a year pending social impact.
The United States issued a record 10,174,398,000 three cent stamps during 1954, reflecting strong postal demand and mint production volumes across the year.
A large turnout attended a gospel meeting at the West Monroe fair ground building with visitors from Arkansas Mississippi and north Louisiana. Bro N B Hardeman of Memphis delivered a lesson on Noah and biblical law and the Great Commission. Congregational singing was led by Jack Howard of Monroe and services run nightly at 7 30 through the week.
Monroe representatives will attend the 2nd National Convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington DC from May 30 to June 1. Mayor John E. Coon said council members will attend or send substitutes. The meeting will discuss flood control funding, navigation, shore protection, harbor maintenance, water supply, and defense-related water and land development issues.
The final session in a six part scoutmaster training course will be held this weekend at Camp Ki Ro Li near West Monroe. Jack E. Pankey council scout executive announced Monday morning. The session runs Saturday to Sunday with Don Simmons and Haywood Miles in charge. Pre opening exhibits of tents beds and tables will be available for inspection.
The Ouachita Association of Insurance Agents will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday at noon at the Lotus Club. President W Gilbert Faulk urges all members to attend. The association represents agents handling capital stock fire and casualty insurance in Ouachita parish.
London reporters recount Churchill’s fluctuating vigor from private chats with Willkie to public appearances in Moscow and London. They note good days and bad, with Churchill often rebounding to display energy beyond his years.
Monroe police investigated two weekend burglaries in West Monroe. A home at 131 Reagan owned by Mrs. Monique Coates was entered through a rear window. rooms were rummaged but nothing taken, though milk was drunk and cookies eaten. The Millsaps school principal’s office was accessed via a table and transom. nothing missing. Police theorize juveniles committed both offenses.
Holland and Sen Ellender warned the proposed tax cut could worsen inflation and cause long term loss of purchasing power. The measure targets wages earned after January 1 while House Democrats attached it to an administration bill extending current corporation and excise tax rates due to expire April 1. Secretary Hum…
Reported remark suggests a "good chance" the House will back down if the Senate defeats the tax cut. The comment reflects ongoing negotiation dynamics between the two chambers over fiscal policy.
Sen. Holland of Florida condemns the House Democrats tax cut of twenty dollars per person as not debated in the Senate. A unnamed Democrat notes a campaign document may be prepared as a minority report for the 1956 race. Byrd and George joined seven Republicans to defeat the tax cut in committee. he cited expected Senate support from about ten Democrats.
An advertisement proclaims a doctor approved rheumatic pain remedy with a first dose boast promising quick relief from joint and muscle pain. It markets pills sold at drug counters for about $1.25 with a money back guarantee.
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