W. Carroll Teachers For 1954-55 Announced
Oak Grove reports the 1954-55 teacher rosters for Epps High, Goodwill Jr High, Kilbourne High, Pioneer TWGH School, Fiske Union, Forest High, Oak Grove High, and other schools. Superintendent H. M. Thomas confirms September 13 start. list includes principals W Gilmore J T McIntyre Clinton Head J W Allbrooks D W McBride and many named teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
H. M. Thomas
West Carroll Parish
Kilbourne High School
Charles B. Joyce
J. D. Sanford
Pat H
Dennis
FL N. Flowers
Wayne C. Edwards
Noriie R. Edwards
Catherine B. Prince
Willie King
D. C. Carpenter
Lo K. Murray
Lavelle Johnston
William Sanders
Margie B. Lightsey
Addie Daniels
Fiona M. Harper
A. E. Bobo
Joyce W. Chop
Velia Albritton
Mary Filler Meeks
Fern B. Hardin
Walter Sanders
Pioneer Twgh
J. Fedvin Carlisle
Charles L. Parker
William T. Black
Ovella A. Carlisle
Dora M. Henderson
Alvin
Oak Grove High School
D. W. McBride
Alma C. Millikin
Louise J. Butler
Marie H. Welch
J. L. McKinzie
B. W. Bass
Mearl L. Weems
Ernestine Hammett
Ruby H. Parks
Woodrow May
Belle F. Howell
Raymond E. Ragsdale
la Velle Thomas
Cecil C. Johnson
R. A. Everett
Ronald T
Northwestern State coeds named sophomore counselors
Ten Northwestern State College women named sophomore counselors for the fall semester will advise freshmen and aid their adjustment to college life. Each counselor is assigned to a dormitory. named counselors include Agnes Cantrell Harvey Joyce Womack Irene Trevillion Rosemary Fertitta Bessie Mae Davis Alma Rabb Betty Jo Tilleux Imogene Roller Mildred Eckhardt Alice Hulls. Associated Women Students officers for the year are Dee Thompson Nancy Kimbrell Nancy King Jean Noble Joan Evans Virgie McDuffee Lynn Kennedy. All women students at Northwestern join AWS on enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natchitoches
Northwestern State College
1954 Traffic Memorial Day Declared Sept 30
Arthur W. Stevens president of the Automobile Safety Association announced that September 30, 1954 has been set as Traffic Memorial Day across the United States. He cited 36 000 deaths and 2 000 000 injuries in the past year and warned that October through December are the darkest months with about 3 300 deaths and 150 000 injuries each month.
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Arthur W. Stevens
The
Automobile Safety Association
United States
Stevens
Two Men Arrested in Monroe Narcotics Case
Two men were detained after a Delhi farmer reported picking them up near Rayville while heading toward Monroe in a 1942 Mercury. The pair claimed they sought a man who had taken their clothing. Sheriff and state police narcotics teams continued the overnight investigation.
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Jackson
Miss
Rayville
Monroe
Delhi
Sheriff Department
State Police Narcotics Division
Six New Quakes Rock Orleansville Algeria
Six new earthquakes struck Orleansville on Friday causing extensive damage as tremors threatened the Oued Fedda dam. Rescue teams feared 1,000 killed with thousands more injured or missing, corpses piled in a gymnasium morgue amid collapsed hotels and ruined streets.
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Orleansville
Algeria
Oued Fedda
Cheliff River
Algiers
Hotel Baudoin
Baptists Open House To Mark Its Centennial
First Baptist Church marks its centennial with a Monday evening open house at 1303 Hilton Street hosted by Pastor Dr James T Horton and his wife Mrs Horton. Members and friends are invited 6 to 10 PM to share fellowship. the courtesy committee led by Mrs Richard Drew Mrs Tom Davis and Mrs Saul Adler will greet attendees and extend welcome to other services during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
James T. Horton
Horton
Hilton Street
Richard Drew
Tom Davis
Saul Adler
West Monroe to get new supermarket and shopping center
McLemore brothers plan a West Monroe supermarket costing 150000 to 500000 with total project nearing quarter to half million. Building plans underway, contracts to be let in 1955 pending no delays. Property bought from four sellers for the Jitney Jungle venture in Winnsboro.
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H. L. Rosenhein
Monroe Realtor
McLemore
L. E. Bayer
Shreveport
Wolf's
Chisholm
E. R. Russell
Rev
E. L. Tanner
McLemore Brothers
Winnsboro
Convicted killer Gallego sentenced to death for Beauger murder
Gallego fled after Beaugez attempted arrest, shot Beaugez with his own gun, then robbed aMobile bank before heading toward New Orleans. In Moss Point taxi seizure, Constable Carl Wilson stopped him. A Circuit Court jury convicted Gallego of murder and sentenced him to die on July 15, with an appeal delaying the execution.
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Beaugez
Gallego
Mobile
Ala
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Moss Point
Carl Wilson
Beauger
McCarthy Camp Confronts Watkins In Senate Hearings
The Watkins committee weighs the 2 percent document's validity and secrecy risk as Roy M. Cohn and James N. Juliana face questioning. McCarthy argues the FBI letter has no security impact, while Atty. Gen. Brownell blocks public release. cross-examination proceeds after defense rests.
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McCarthy
Committee
Roy M. Cohn
James N. Juliana
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cohn
Juliana
Colin
Watkins
FBI
Brownell
Second Lieut. Die in Car Crash En Route to Army Duty
Second Lieut Bischer died from a compound skull fracture after being thrown from a car. Trooper Daniels said Bischer had recently graduated college and was en route to report for duty at an army base in San Antonio Texas. The body was held at Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home awaiting Army release.
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Bischer
Daniels
San Antonio
Tex
Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home
Pair Killed as Gunman Fires on Men in Home
Witnesses recall a drink fueled gathering that turned deadly when an elderly man burst in and opened fire after hearing police were nearing. Brewer said he planned to leave and go for food while Blocker announced the approaching officers.
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Blocker
Brewer
Local Men To Attend CD Training In Olney Md
Three men from Ouachita parish will represent District F Civil Defense at the Olney Maryland training school opening Monday. They depart this weekend for a week long program led by Capt. J. K. Clower George Whitlow and Clay Johnson. The course covers advance rescue methods mutual aid radio logistics and gas mask use in contaminated zones. Earlier in the year two basic rescue classes were conducted at District F CD Headquarters with participants from Morehouse West Carroll Madison Richland Tensas and Lincoln parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Civil Defense
Olney
J. K. Clower
George Whitlow
Clay Johnson
District F Civil Defense
Morehouse
West Carroll
Madison
Richland
Tensas
Lincoln Parishes
Negro Arrested Here Wanted In Alexandria
Ples Jones a 29 year old Alexandria Negro arrested here early Sunday on drunk charges and held in Monroe city jail is wanted in Alexandria on auto theft charges. Detectives learned Friday a warrant was held and Jones may be sent to Alexandria to face theft charges.
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Ples Jones
Alexandria
Monroe
Jones
Local man Ramsey and family in Shreveport report
A heart event affected Ramsey and his large family, with some grown sons and daughters living in Shreveport. The report notes immediate unavailability of further details.
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Ramsey
Shreveport
Court Rejects All Plaintiff Claims and Costs Assigned
Judge Heard dismissed the plaintiffs' demands in full for lack of a preponderance of evidence that Dr. Lobrano was negligent or that the hospital x ray equipment was faulty. Defense testimony showed regular checks on the machines. The ruling, delivered to a small audience of doctors and lawyers, states costs fall on the plaintiffs and hints at potential appeal.
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Heard
Lobrano
LSU Freshmen Begin Four Day Orientation Week
About 2,600 incoming LSU freshmen start a four day orientation Monday September 13 learning about college life. The schedule includes social events faculty counseling tests and physical exams with English math music and chemistry placement tests.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Forgery and DUI Sentences in Fourth District Court
Judge Jesse Heard sentenced Calvin Chapman and B F Renninger to concurrent state prison terms in An gola on forgery counts. Chapman got two 18 month terms and Renninger five 18 month terms, all concurrent. James B Dobbs fined 300 dollars and costs, with a 60 day license suspension for driving while intoxicated.
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Jesse Heard
Angola
Fourth District
Calvin Chapman
B. F. Renninger
Chapman
Renninger
James B. Dobbs
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C. L. Miller
Christine C. Lusk
C. W. Gilmore
Gladys B. Holmes
Lela B. Jones
James D. Segars
Otis B. Biggs
Gloria Nell Moore
R. W. Lawson
Lois Hawkins
Randolph Whitaker
Mildred Crow
Clarence Hawkins
Viola V. Harlan
J. H. Lusk
Flora L. Strittman
Ethel Crnkovic
Winnie M. Lindsay
Martha Ross
O. L. Wise
Elaine Edmonson
N.S.C
Roark Bros
Britain
Charm
Everstein Y
Fathion
Ouachita Unit
American Cancer Society
Raymond Boyd
R. W. Dickenhorst
A. S. Hakim
E. Gordon Wright
John I. Fogleman
Baptists
Crosley
West Monroe
Quinten McLemore
Margaret McNeil
Frisco City
Randy
Sidney
Sue
Mary Ann
Martha Jan
J. W. McLemore
Nell Dailey
J. W., III
David
W. Monroe
Dee-licious
Dee-lightful
Bond's
Harrison
Forsythe Ave
I. E
Lieut
Uled
St Dent Council
Division of Ident Life
LSU
S Dents
Charles E. Smith
Troy H. Middleton
Mike the Tiger
Gus Winsley
Agmory
Dial
DR. N. L. Moncrief
Harrison St. Monroe
Los
Home Furniture CO
ST. John ST
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