Building trade union group sets Oct 1 start for plan
Construction groups and unions in Monroe Bastrop and Ruston agree to begin a joint welfare program October 1 1963 covering 1200 workers with hospitalization disability and life insurance funded by a 10 cents per hour contribution from contractors The plan aims to improve labor management relations and may become a state pattern with Ralph Jackson and Don Baxter leaders cited.
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Monroe
Bastrop
Ruston
Carpenters
Don Baxter
Northeast
Louisiana
Associated General Contractors
Ralph Jackson
New Orleans
J. A. Coleman
A. C. Breckenridge, Jr
E. 0. Cooley
Don A. Baxter
Don A. Baxter, Jr
Loy K Heard
Ronnie Terral
J. A. Mitchell
Charles A. Anding
L. L. McMillan
E. J. Grafton
E. H. Scoggins
Ralph Miley
Loyd
Dude) Anderson
Rogers Salsbury
Herman Chambless
Kentucky Race Sparks Poetic Judicial Notes
FRANKFORT Kentucky AP Even the judges was poetic at election time in Kentucky Circuit Judge Henry Meigs instructed the grand jury to probe charges in the campaign He warned that a quadrennial madness has gripped a large part of the population during the Democratic gubernatorial contest and said the air in Kentucky is filled with the sound and fury of the struggle He added charges and countercharges amid quiet spring evenings hide the ugly voices of bribery and kickbacks.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Henry Meigs
Moore Funeral Rites Held for Phillip H Moore in Pine Grove
Funeral services for Phillip H Moore 63 were held at Pine Grove Baptist Church with Rev Lea Joyner and Rev Peak officiating. Burial followed in Hall cemetery Richland parish. Moore, an Ouachita Parish Highway Department employee, died from injuries suffered mowing his lawn near Monroe. He left a widow, three daughters, a son, two brothers, two sisters, a father and six grandchildren.
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Pine Grove Baptist Church
Phillip H Moore
Lea Joyner
Peak
Hixson Brothers Funeral Home
Hall Cemetery
Richland Parish
Moore
Vera Lee Davis
New York City
Clara Faye Hibbard
West Monroe
Norma Jean Fontenot
Jacksonville
Fla
Cleo Moore
Monroe
Herman Moore
Phineas Moore
Pineville
Edward Stokes
Retired Teachers Plan Picnic In Monroe Gardens
Members of the Fifth District Retired Teachers Association will hold a picnic Thursday morning in the gardens of Mrs. Harry Oliver at 2727 Bayou Lane Monroe. The event starts at 10 a.m. A report on the recent state meeting in Alexandria will be shared.
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Fifth District
Retired Teachers Association
Harry Oliver
Bayou Lane
Monroe
Alexandria
Josephine McDowell
Lewis Slater
Wood Street
Oliver
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish Clerk’s Office
Transfers show Sparks Realty Corp selling to Chester A. Rhodes and to Earl E. Nugent in Laurel Grove and Laurel on additions. Gustie Varnell McPherson sells to Cros by McPherson. Joel Pettis sells to James E. Fowler Sr. in Sunshine Heights. Hill Lumber sells to Bennie M. McDonald. Benny White sells to Kenneth Greer and Ora Adams Greer. Willie Young sells parcels in sections 19. Lizzie Knox McCall sells to Charlie Baldridge. Marguerite Lester Malone sells to Beauregard Hibbard and E Carl Riggin. Allen Petty sells to Harry Petty. W V Clark sells to Inez Gunter Cerniglia. Various parcels with prices from $35,000 to $12,900 per deeds recorded.
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Ouachita Parish
Sparks Realty Corp
Chester A. Rhodes
Laurel Grove
Earl E. Nugent
Laurel On
Gustie Varnell McPherson
Crosby McPherson
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Monroe
Joel Pettis
James E. Fowler
Sunshine Heights
West Monroe
Hill Lumber and Supply, Inc
Bennie M. McDonald
Ridgecrest
Benny White
Kenneth Earl Greer
Ora Lee Adams Greer
Guice
Willie Young
Dorothy Mae Roberson
Bernice L. Jackson
Lizzie Knox McCall
Charlie Eugene Baldridge
Breard Investment Corp
Zeigin
J. C. Ransom
Marguerite Lester Malone
Beauregard Hibbard
E. Carl Rig
Pro gram Leaves 6500 Pupils After Mozart Opera
In Los Angeles 6500 grade school pupils received pro grams Monday after a student performance of Mozart opera The show followed after a prior schedule, reflecting a shift in the instructional plan and audience arrangement for the program.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Two West Monroe Residents Injured in Minor Crashes
Two West Monroe residents suffered minor injuries in separate late Monday crashes. Danny Castleton, 18, was bruised in a three vehicle collision at Louisville Avenue and Lamy Lane as Baxter Coleman 69 rear ended his car, sending Castleton into a station wagon driven by Joseph Jones. Coleman was cited for following too closely. In the second wreck Lillian Lott 26 was injured when her eastbound car at Louisville and Walnut failed to yield to a westbound vehicle driven by James Humphries 28. Lott was cited for reckless driving.
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West Monroe
Danny K. Castleton
Splane Drive
Lillian A. Lott
Montgomery Street
Castleton
Louisville Avenue
Lamy Lane
Lott
Louisville
Walnut Street
Baxter L. Coleman
Joseph B. Jones
Bayou Shores
Monroe
Coleman
Harrison Street
Walnut
Dri
James B. Humphries
Standifer Street
Funeral set for Mrs Huckaby at Grace Church Monroe
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Willette Huckaby of Monroe are scheduled for 3 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. Charles Hoglan officiating and Rev. Richard Wilson assisting. Burial will be Greenwood Cemetery in Ruston. a family service at 2 p.m. at Grace Church precedes the main service. Mrs. Huckaby, 29, died Monday at her residence. She is survived by husband H. K. Huckaby, Monroe, daughter Lynda, sons James and John, mother Mrs. Bertha Bryson, Baton Rouge. Pallbearers named are Robert S. Green, Hardy Palmer Jr., Leslie Harmon, Guy Ludwig, Roy Sessums.
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Bessie Willette Huckaby
Amalie Drive
Monroe
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles Hoglan
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Crossett
Ark
Richard Wilson
St. Thomas Church
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Ruston
Grace Church
Huckaby
H. K. Huckaby
Lynda
James
John Huckaby
Bertha Bryson
Baton Rouge
Robert S. Green
Hardy Palmer, Jr
Leslie Harmon
Guy Ludwig
Roy Sessums
Notable stage air display prompts new safety limits
Dr. William C. Hartshorn cites past shows where as many as 6000 airplanes appeared on stage at the start of programs, prompting the need for revised safety measures and planning.
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Magic Flute
William C. Hartshorn
Two Theft Counts Dismissed In Monroe Court
In Monroe city court Judge W. M. Harprer found John B. Lee guilty of driving while under the influence and fined him 425 dollars with costs. a second count was nolle pressed. Amos Coleman was fined 100 dollars for theft. two other theft charges against Shirley Ann May were noted.
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W. M. Harprer
Monroe
John B. Lee
South 28Th Street
Lee
Nolle
Amos Coleman
Powell Avenue
Shirley Ann May
Gil
Monroe men nolle pressed and six bonds forfeited in speeding cases
Monroe News Star reports on May 7 1963 that Albert Street Shreveport and Lewis T Henry were nolle pressed and that six individuals Henry L Harris Ronnie Gene Jennings Ross Alston Doyle R Grant Wiley R Kelly and Johnny L White forfeited bonds for speeding in Monroe and West Monroe.
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Monroe
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