Civitan Club Projects Funded by Holiday Cake Sales
Civitan clubs in the Twin Cities raise funds via fruit cake sales for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Monroe Civitan promotes “Builders of Good Citizenship” and uses proceeds to finance youth citizenship, disability care, highway safety, and other vital projects. Merchants will be asked to support by purchasing cakes.
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Twin Cities
Monroe Civitan Club
Builders of Good Citizenship
Civitan Clubs
United Givers Fund Reaches 64 Percent of Quota
Workers for the United Givers drive have collected 121053 dollars, 64 percent of the parish quota of 189000. W W Kellogg, chairman, urged faster donations to finish by the November 21 deadline and allow volunteers to resume other duties.
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United Givers Fund
United Givers Campaign Fund
W. W. Kellogg
Kellogg
Ouachita Parish
United Fund
Minister Warns on Hefty Baby Baptisms
ENFIELD England Reverend Gordon Girling told parishioners to baptize babies earlier to ease his burden. He lamented lifting infants weighing up to 30 pounds during the font and mused about handling such heavy babies in 25 years.
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Enfield
England
Gordon Girling
Pat Boone Signs Seven Movie Contract For Seven Years
Nashville singer Pat Boone has signed a seven million dollar contract with 20th Century Fox to make seven movies in seven years. He graduates 17 hours from Columbia University in speech and aims to teach or work in educational television.
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Nashville
Tenn
Pat Boone
Boone
Columbia University
20Th Century-Fox
Seven Pictures
Neville teachers attend Louisiana Teachers convention in New Orleans
Neville High School is well represented at the annual Louisiana Teachers association convention in New Orleans. NHS students join the All State chorus, with fiveNeville students among 12 years of All State. The event faces heated debate over a proposed salary increase and possible teacher strikes if pay rises are not granted.
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Neville High School
Louisiana Teachers Association
New Orleans
Sidney Seegers
Katherine Duceier
Neville
Clara Hall
Sara Bress
John Davis
NHS
Louisiana Music Educators
Davis
Association
Borus
David Johnson
Ike Lopez
Margaret Posey
Jerry Hobson
Martha Riser
Monroe
Jane Hill
The
LTA
Lawyer wgn suit over road access in Redwood City
Attorney Roy Seagraves walks a file loaded wagon through Redwood City courthouse carrying documents for a tavern owners suit alleging a new subdivision ruined their access road. The case seeks 40000 dollars with service required on 438 defendants including residents and builders.
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Roy Seagraves
Redwood City
Calif
Seagraves
Adlai Stevenson Vacationing with Friends in South Carolina
Adlai Stevenson vacationing with friends at a coastal plantation in South Carolina after his failed presidential campaign. He flew into Savannah with a campaign button, planned quail hunting, and would not reveal the exact spot, reportedly heading to an estate near Bluffton owned by Marshall Field’s family.
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Savannah
Adlai Stevenson
South Carolina
Bluffton S.C
Marshall Field
Chicago
Court Clerk Seeks Missing 75 Cents in Six Years
Walter S. Wilson, clerk of the Maricopa County superior court in Phoenix, questions where 75 cents went after a six year span. An audit shows the court handled 8,552,893.29 dollars, mostly for support payments, while state examiner Dan Garvey tallies 8,552,892.54 dollars. Wilson quips that he cannot complain too much but wants to know how the money vanished.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Walters
Wilson
Maricopa County
Dan Garvey
Slaughter Plants In State Step Up Production Tempo
Commercial meat plants in Louisiana produced 15.1 million pounds of beef veal pork and mutton in September, down 3 percent from a year earlier but 11 percent below last month. Cattle slaughter totaled 20 000 head, equal to September last year. Calf slaughter reached 34 000 head, up 1 000 from September a year ago.
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Louisiana Crop Reporting Service
Louisiana
September hog slaughter and veal production trends
Veal production reached 6.4 million pounds in September, down nine percent from August but seven percent higher than last September. Live weight per head averaged 357 pounds, up from 353 pounds a year ago. Hog slaughter totaled 15,000 head, 11 percent above September last year. Pork production in September was about 1.5 million pounds, 17 percent below August but 15 percent higher than September last year.
Israeli soldiers wed in Sinai under captured fires
In El Arish Sinai Peninsula Lt Bezalel Rubin 26 and corporal Orah Minekas 21 were married last night by the light of captured Egyptian flares and rockets marking a wartime ceremony witnessed in the desert town.
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EL Arish
Sinai Peninsula
Bezalel Rubin
Orah Mine
Kas
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West Monroe
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Golden Guernsey
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Green Bros
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