Back To Work After Holiday Season At Local Schools
City closes holiday displays as council plans cleanup. Students return to classes after Christmas pageants and events in Shreveport parish with bands and choral groups performing. Louisiana Tech and local prep teams resume activities, while merchants begin post holiday stock reductions.
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VO Riubton
Gorly
Plah
Ieee
Iesus
Lincoln
Junio Chamber
Christingay
Landscape Development Series in Louisiana Begins
Plan Courses In Landscape Development a series of six ab metal interest schools to be held in Monroe February 20 and Lake Charles February 28 sponsored by LSU Agricultural Extension Service with local garden clubs. Led by Miss Winona Chauffe and John A. Cox with Extension staff, the programs cover landscape planning trees lawns soils pruning and plant selection aimed at easy care and space optimization for Louisiana landscapes with public access and final discussions on plant selection and maintenance.
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Ulsiana
Monroe
Lake Charles
LSU Agricultural Extension Service
Winona Chauffe
Homme Arden
John A. Cox
College of Agricul
Yqilure
Shreveport
Alexandria
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Miss Chauffe
Mr. Cox
Walter J. Peevy
LSU Agricultural Experiment Station
Kirby L. Cockervham
Local Alabama Families Gather for Church Night and Visits
A Mississippi area report notes Mrs. A F Holstead hosting and guests including Clyde Stevenson family and Emma Stevenson, with visits by Alvin Holstead and others. Rev Foster spoke at Belville Baptist. Bobby Joe King ill in Homer Hospital. Clayton Reynolds of Dallas visited his mother. Shreveport trip mentioned. family news and well wishes shared.
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Clyde Stevenson
Emma Stevenson
Quitman
Foy “Bailey
Jack Henry
Terryville
Alvin Holstead
Dave Henry
Sulphur
Iva Benton
Warren Reynolds
Je Comer Jandoy
Hieme
Meany
Nat
Shreveport
Liay
Frei
Tai Ta
Tst
Addie Ward
Jithy
Batok Rouge
Tee Belley
Passman Plans Return to Washington in February
Rep. Otto E. Passman of Louisiana, sidelined by a mild coronary thrombosis at a Monroe dinner, is convalescing at home and unlikely to return to his Washington office before mid February. If his condition stays stable he plans to participate in Congress this year, guiding foreign operations and treasury appropriations hearings while pursuing further foreign aid reductions.
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Passman
Washington
Otto E. Passman
D.l.a
Monroe
Monroe Hospital
House Appropriations Committee
Rep. Passman
Foreign Operations Appropriations
Treasury and Post Office
District of Columbia Appropriations
Congress
New Year Notes From New Hope A
A varied New Year record from New Hope A features Mrs Mae Davis and other members visiting, Bible study week attracting fifty four, and local gatherings. Roy and Nehvyn Davis in Shreveport. J C Hammons and A Hallzelaws visit. ordination services at Calvary Baptist Church in Vienna noted. Local visits include families from Mexandria and Magnolia Ark. community notices list meetings and call for participation.
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Roy
Nehvyn Davis
Shreveport
T. R. Davis
T. R
Margaret
Magnolia Ark
Lavon Martin
Hode
Ardis Whatley
Mexandria
Weckover
AM. BR
Jey
TR. Davis Sr
A M. Davis
Tullos Ola
Uranta
New Hope i
Toward Dugdale
J.C Hammons
A. Hallzelaws Tome
Rodney Evins
HH. B. Ke
Charles Blackmien
Kim Hinton
Mirren Wer
O. &. McGee
J. D. Meson
Calvary Baptist Chore
Vienna
Agriculture &Singion
Qu Court
Farmers Tax Obligations Are Explained
Farmers and ranchers must file a Federal income tax return if gross income is $600 or more, even if no tax is due. The guide explains filing dates, self employment vs income tax, early filing benefits, and how to obtain IRS forms, guidance, and the 1957 Farmers Tax Guide. It notes special rules for age and farm income portions and directs residents to local IRS district offices.
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John
Talay
Internal Revenue Service
Monroe
United States
Tolar
Beyenue
IRS
URS
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Anni Alien Address Program Begins Report
Immigration officials announced a program to verify alien addresses and provide guidance on immigration and naturalization matters. A trained staff will assist at all immigration offices to answer questions and ensure compliance with address requirements.
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Ivay
Bernaeny
Bernken
Christmas in Corinth Brings Quiet Holiday Week
In Corinth the holidays brought home gatherings, turkey dinners, and less activity. School continued with most students returning Thursday. Ray Bennett traveled to Ruston for Teeh Mondlry, staying at the boys dormitory while Gene Brazzel headed to Monroe for Norheast College’s opening. Miss Janks from Dorada, Arizon a nursing training program at New Brown Hospital plans to return home for Christmas Day din.
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Ray Bennett
Ruston
Teeh Mondlry
Gene Brazzel
Monroe
Norheast College
Janks’ Isvazeel
Je] Dorada
New Brown Hospital
Visit Notes From Huston Area Friends and Kin
Local clipping lists many visitors and social calls across Huston and surrounding towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Max Burgess, Mr and Mrs Ernest Hood Hidven, Mrs Leynkd Hood, Mr Wayne Stephenson, Mr and Mrs Earnest Modd, Mr and Mrs C. C. Ehinter, Mr and Mrs William Hawi, and others visiting homes of Hood, Stephenson, Caves, Woods, and Watson during holidays and weekends.
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Charles
Max Burgess
Brenda
Rusii
Rarnest Hood
Fries Rustoty
Cael
Hood
Wayne Stephenson
Earnest Modd
Childeen
Huston
Gi Watson
Ruston
Mr. Ak
Fowler
Stephenson
Hoot
Given Caves
Former Louisiana Musicians Slated At Carnegie Hall
De Irvin Swael an associate professor of music at Tech announces a Carnegie Hall recital in New York City in January featuring pianist Jean Wentworth and guest composer Taayques Moore.
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Louisiana
Carnegie Hall
de. Irvin Swael
Musicat Tech
Beld
Carnegie Recital Hall
New Yor City
Jean Wentworth
Inewn
New York
Naumberg + Foundation
Awaards
Compours Group
New York City
Swauleix c
Rural Extension Committee Meeting Set for Friday
A meeting of parish advisory committee and several county agents is planned for Friday January 10. Speakers include Mr. Dalton and Mrs. W W Aswell with reports from commodity and home making committees. Officers and directors for 1958 will be elected after committee reports.
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Imittee
Mity
Mra
Ona- Bloindin
Homie
Beigohsiraitos
Le_ Vasseur
Deal
Loadiys
Dalton Dandy
Sane
Middletown car damaged by moving house incident
A car driven by Mrs Laura Bistostalana was hit on a narrow bridge when a house being moved ont collided with it. The accident near Middletown Conn involved old friends and a crripled fender, with the house on the bridge as the vehicles met. The case will be reviewed in reading.
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Middletown
Conn
WY Coe
Laura
Bistostalana
November Business Survey Highlights Mixed Regional Trends
A November monthly survey shows mixed business activity across regions. Shreveport and Baton Rouge report declines in several metrics while New Orleans shows gains in certain sectors. Ruston and Lake Charles exhibit varied results. Electric power use rose slightly while postal receipts and freight activity fell. Baton Rouge became the Louisiana capital in 1949 replacing New Orleans.
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Ruston
Baton Rouse
Louisiana
Orleans
Photosensitization from moldy hay in cattle herds
County Agent reports a spring issue from moldy bermuda and crimson clover hay fed to cows this winter. Photosensitization damages the liver and skin, with severe cases causing long recovery or death. risk rises when hay contains certain mold types and high intake.
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Bermuda
Lions Club to Host Annual Football Banquet Soon
A local Lions Club announces its annual football banquet with details of date January 10 and event highlights. The notice mentions student athletes, team members, and community sponsors, inviting attendees to celebrate the season and honor players.
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