Delegation From Monroe Area At Prison Ceremony
A Monroe area delegation joined about 800 to 900 visitors for the formal opening of Louisiana state penitentiary at Angola. Gov. Kennon led the eight million dollar project with new facilities emphasizing rehabilitation. The event drew clergymen, prison officials, and reporters, while few political candidates attended.
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Monroe
Louisiana State Penitentiary
Angola
Robert F. Kennon
Kennon
Louisiana
Edward D. Grant
Camp.a
West Monroe Bay
James W. Bennett
Washington, D. C
U. S. Bureau of Prisons
Hugh Bradshaw
West Monroe
Wayne Gray
Ouachita Parish
Local firm seeks aggressive manager for new finance office
National corporation seeks a well known respected local manager to take over administration of a new associate office in credit and finance. Requirements include bondability good character references and financial responsibility. Immediate personal interview invitation with reply address and brief personal facts.
Services Held For Pasternack in Natchez Funeral
Funeral services for Herman Pasternack 55 were held at 11 a.m. in Natchez with Rabbi Kerman officiating. Interment followed in Natchez city cemetery. He owned an ice cream plant in Monroe 1933 to 1942 and lived in Memphis later. Survived by wife and daughter Linda of Memphis, six siblings and several in laws. Pallbearers named from Ferriday and Alexandria.
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Natchez
Miss
Herman Pasternack
Memphis
Tenn
Pasternack
Louisiana
Kerman
Foster
Wome
Natchez City Cemetery
Monroe
Alexandria
Shriner
Linda Pasternack
Joe Pasternack, Sr
Ferriday
Sam Pasternack
New Orleans
Abe Pasternack
Morris Pasternack
Myron Garber
I. B. Isenberg
Greenville
B. C. Crothers
C. C. Wailes
S. R. Gray
D. L. Nelson
Ike Walder
Louis Levy
Roy Stuart
John Tollar
Slade Brown Denies Paper Price Fix Claim at Luncheon
Otto Passman faced a challenge from Slade Brown at a Monroe luncheon as Brown denied saying paper prices were fixed. Passman highlighted farm income declines vs other sectors and noted subsidies, citing Brown Paper Mill and Brown Container subsidies. About 40 Jaycees attended as Passman planned a Soil Conservation tour and Kiwanis engagement.
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Monroe- West Monroe
Brown
Passman
Louisiana
Brown Paper Industries, Inc
Brown Container Corporation
Scout Troop 38 Receives Charter at Covenant Church
Boy Scout Troop 38 will receive its charter at Covenant Church during Family Night supper on Wednesday at 6 30 p m. The sponsoring group is led by S W McLean president with R E Ellington institutional representative and James Moore troop committee chairman. Dr Val Ringo serves as Scoutmaster. After the charter ceremony an educational film The Book for the World of Tomorrow will be shown.
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Covenant = church
S. W. McLean
R. E. Ellington
James Moore
Val Ringo
Teacher Shortage Major Dilemma Before White House Conference
A major dilemma at the White House Conference on Education is whether higher salaries will attract and retain teachers. Data from the Fund for the Advancement of Education, the National Education Assn., and the U.S. Office of Education show a growing student population and a looming shortage as graduates decline and teacher attrition remains high.
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White House
Washington
Fund For the Advancement of Education
National Education Assn
U.S. Office of Education
S. M. Brownell
Stonewall Lodge to Elect New Officers
Stonewall Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias will hold its election of officers for the next six months at this week's meeting. Other important business will also be considered.
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Stonewall Lodge No. 8
Knights of Pythias
Tractor Accident Leaves Teen With Severe Injuries Near Dubberly
Jerry Cox a 17 year old Webster parish youth remained in a hospital for brain surgery after a farm accident near Dubberly Saturday. He was struck by a tractor stump projection and thrown into a cutting blade sustaining head injuries losing an arm and breaking a leg.
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Shreveport
Jerry Cox
Webster Parish
Dubberly
Cox
Christmas Lights To Shine In Winnsboro Parade Night
Winnsboro opens Christmas season with 6 15 p.m. lighting, band concert, and parade led by Santa. Civic groups and businessmen funded the lights. Concert by Winnsboro High School band precedes a downtown parade with stops at Mayers Drug post office steps and First Methodist Church culminating in a dedicatory prayer at the courthouse. Residents of Winnsboro and Franklin parish invited to join. Also, fifth annual Conference of Chancery and Tribunal officials opens in Alexandria with dioceses from several states represented.
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Winnsboro
C. R. Adams
B. T. Lanier
Elizabeth Landis
W. D. Morriss
Allen Simmons
Herbert E. Gathright
Santa Claus
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Heory
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Ton Harriman
Enson
Iman
Orly
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Sennatag Natice
Monroe Area
Maurice Sigler
America
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Cozart
Universal Creditbank Inc., P
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Dallas
Texas
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Pipes & Pipes Attorneys
Ouachita National Bank Bldg
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Wogan
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Ward’s
Santa
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Slade Brown
Boy Scout Troop No. 38
Via
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Sunbeam
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Associated Press News
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California
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Stonewall Lodge
Chancery and Tribunal
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Mobile
Birmingham
Lafayette
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