Beverly Gibbs dies. long-time Monroe electrical engineer
Beverly B Gibbs 52 of 217 Adams Street died Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral at Mulhearn Chapel at 4 p m with interment in Old City Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Cora Gibbs, uncles Sam Awl and others, two nieces and a nephew. He worked 35 years as electrical engineer for the city of Monroe and was a member of the Presbyterian Church and Modern Woodmen. Pallbearers listed. Reverend Ernest Duncan Holloway officiated.
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Gibbs Beverly B. Gibbs
Adams Street
Mulhearn Chapel
Old City
Mulhearn Funeral
Lome
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Sam
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W. B. Awl
Monroe
Roy Brice
Arcadia
Lawrence Gibbs
Elizabeth Hernandez
H. B. Funk
Houston
Tex
Pressterian Church
Modern Woodmen
Ernest Duncan Holloway
L. T. Harper
W. B. Brown
Thomas M. Keller
C. V. Fleming
B. Beatright
C. F. Albright
Death of L. E. Carpenter in Bastrop Funeral arrangements pending
Bastrop, Nov 12 Special L E Carpenter 74 of 612 Lim bcock Street Bastrop died in a Bastrop hospital Tuesday night Funeral arrangements are incomplete but Hall Funeral Home is in charge He is survived by his wife Mrs Mary Carpenter two daughters Mrs Wilbur McCarty Galveston Texas and Mrs Liddie Hinson Bastrop three sons Elmer Carpenter Bastrop Tracy Carpenter and Johnny Carpenter both of Lake Charles a sister Mrs Alice Hebert Bastrop 18 grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Wilbur McCarty
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Johnny Carpenter
Lake Charles
Alice Hebert
Fun Food Fellowship Faith At 1st Presbyterian
Weekly Wednesday program at First Presbyterian Church combines food fun fellowship and faith. At 6 30 p m a pot luck dinner precedes Bert Root leading the activity and Rev W H McFadden guiding the Sermon on the Mount study from the Revised Standard Version inviting members and friends.
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Tupelo man and wife plan to leave city after threat scare
McLean says rumors surround the incident but police confirm it is not a hoax. Anderson, frightened by a ride incident, receives police protection and a firearm, while the Journal offers to pay to return the couple’s furniture to Fargo, as they prepare to depart Tupelo by car after noon.
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U N Official Lie Resigns Amid McCarran Inquiry
U N official Lie announced his resignation citing a desire to aid peace and freedom. Senator McCarran praised the inquiry while likening Lie’s reasons to a hollow Thanksgiving pumpkin. Lie denied the McCarran inquiry influenced his decision in an interview published in Scandinavian papers. Nitrogen must be present in all animal and vegetable tissue.
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Parish Officials Hear On Proposed Permanent Administration
The secretary spoke briefly at the meeting announcing that 17 parishes have already accepted the proposed permanent administration. Breedlove clarified he spoke as an individual not for the jury association and noted that public support grows once people learn the facts.
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Juvenile Nazi Club Breakup Reported in Suburban Incident
Authorities said nine boys aged 14 and 15 were arrested and released to parents after a break up of a juvenile club. A cache of .22 ammo shotgun shells knives and one shotgun was found in an abandoned store used for meetings. Police noted swastika and Hitler cards printed at Metairie High School. The leader, 15, kept Nazi helmets swords and literature and claimed Hitler is still alive in Argentina.
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Battle for Pinpoint Ridge Elsewhere Quiet on Korean Front
Chinese reinforcements swarmed from underground caverns at Pinpoint as 1 500 Chinese troops seized Sniper Ridge height from United Nations forces. Despite a UN victory on Pinpoint, large sections of the mile and a half ridge remained under Chinese control at noon as ROKs stalled two thirds up the slope amid TNT grenades. Heavy fighting also reported on Little Finger Ridge with limited clashes elsewhere along the 155 mile front.
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Little Finger Ridge
Explosive deadlock and resignation rock assembly session
The assembly confrontation centers on two chronic issues. The Korean deadlock and a sudden resignation dominate the discussion as members seek a path forward and accountability.
Non-Swimmer Embarks on Global Sea Voyage From Chicago
Morton J. Zucker a 30 year old radio engineer who cannot swim set sail from Belmont Harbor on a 44 foot schooner for a three year around the world voyage He plans to travel via the Illinois Waterway to the Mississippi River Gulf of Mexico then through the Panama Canal Zucker believes his lack of swimming will not hinder him hundreds of miles from land.
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Labor leaders chart course for CIO after Murray death
CIO vice presidents meet in Pittsburgh to decide postponing the November convention for the six million member union. Walter Reuther and James Carey are among possible successors as Murray’s death prompts leadership reshuffle and plan to name a new president.
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Murray
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Los Angeles
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Carey
Emil Rieve
Monroe West Monroe Sales Executives Club charter meeting
The Monroe West Monroe Sales Executives Club will hold its charter meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Cameo Room of the Virginia Hotel. Dan R Hudson of Insurograph Company and Dr James L Brakefield of Birmingham Alabama will present the charter. Local members urged to reserve with the Chamber of Commerce before noon Thursday. Hudson is a longtime insurance executive and leader in Birmingham civic groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rhodes
Relief for indigestion and stomach ailments
An advert promotes INNER-TONE a liquid herbal remedy with iron and B vitamins. It claims rapid relief from indigestion gas heartburn and nervous stomach and urges purchase at local drug stores.
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Monroe and Nearby Cities
Multiple couples listed for licenses in Monroe and surrounding areas including Ralph C. Brown and Helen Simpson both of Monroe, Harman M. West and Anne LeNelle Harrison of Mon Henry C. Grassley and Mary Louise Hall of Monroe, Raymond Winfield Carr of Shreveport and Gloria Mae Dickerson of Tupelo, Elmer C. Slagle and Frances Marie Whittelsey of Monroe, Raymond Rew Baird and Barbara Frances Corry of Monroe.
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Helen Simpson
Monroe
Harman M. West
Anne LeNelle Harrison
Mon
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