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Interior view of the Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center at State Police Headquarters in Baton Rouge Louisiana in 1968
title
Interior view of the Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center at State Police Headquarters in Baton Rouge Louisiana in 1968
Subject
Buildings, Rooms & spaces, Police, Police stations, Control rooms, Computers, Arledge, H. Lee, Burbank, Thomas D
Date created ms
1968-03
Abstract
B&W photo, March 1968. Interior view of the Vail M. Delany Data Processing Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Mag. H. Lee Arledge and Gen. Thomas D. Burbank (Director of Dept. of Public Safety) look over a report processed by UNIVAC 418.
Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center at State Police Headquarters in Baton Rouge Louisiana in 1968
title
Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center at State Police Headquarters in Baton Rouge Louisiana in 1968
Subject
Buildings, Police, Police stations
Date created ms
1968-03
Abstract
B&W photo, March 1968. Exterior view of the Vail M. Delony Data Processing Center, on grounds of State Police Headquarters, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Computer, peripheral gear are housed in this building.
First Louisiana State Police Training Academy class in Baton Rouge Louisiana in the 1936
title
First Louisiana State Police Training Academy class in Baton Rouge Louisiana in the 1936
Subject
Police, Schools, Students, Graduation ceremonies, Law enforcement training
Date created ms
1936
Abstract
B&W photo, 1936. First Louisiana State Police Training Academy Class. Baton Rouge, La.
Men at the Evangeline Parish library in Ville Platte Louisiana in 1949
title
Men at the Evangeline Parish library in Ville Platte Louisiana in 1949
Subject
Libraries, Public libraries, Priests, Police, Deblanc, Irvin, Ardoin, Josein
Date created ms
1949-08
Abstract
B&W photo, August, 1949. Evangeline Parish Library. Headquarters. Ville Platte, La. Pictured in photo: Father Irvin DeBlanc, pastor of Ville Platte Catholic Church; Josein Ardoin, President, Parish Police Jury. They are discussing the upcoming tax election.
State police stock patrol in Louisiana in 1951
title
State police stock patrol in Louisiana in 1951
Subject
Police, Guards, Horses, Livestock
Date created ms
1951
Abstract
B&W photo, 1951. State Police Stock Patrol, established 1951 to remove livestock from highways and later they assisted as security at Civil Rights Marches and Rock Concerts. Location unknown, but probably in or around Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
State police stock patrol in Louisiana in 1951
title
State police stock patrol in Louisiana in 1951
Subject
Police, Guards, Horses, Livestock
Date created ms
1951
Abstract
B&W photo, 1951. State Police Stock Patrol, established 1951 to remove livestock from highways and later they assisted as security at Civil Rights Marches and Rock Concerts. Location unknown, but probably in or around Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Louisiana State Police motorcade escorting Governor Earl K. Long to Mandeville Louisiana in 1959
title
Louisiana State Police motorcade escorting Governor Earl K. Long to Mandeville Louisiana in 1959
Subject
Police, Motorcades, Long, Earl Kemp, 1895-1960
Date created ms
1959-05
Abstract
B&W photo, May 1959. Louisiana State Police motorcade escorting Governor Earl K. Long to Mandeville, La. Photo was taken at an unknown location within Louisiana.
Louisiana State Police Headquarters in 1964
title
Louisiana State Police Headquarters in 1964
Subject
Police stations, Police, Flagpoles, Flags, Government facilities, Justice facilities
Date created ms
1964
Abstract
Color photo, 1964. State Department of Public Safety. Division of State Police at 265 South Foster Drive. State Police Headquarters probably in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Early speed check device used by the Louisiana State Police in Baton Rouge Louisiana in the 1950s
title
Early speed check device used by the Louisiana State Police in Baton Rouge Louisiana in the 1950s
Subject
Police, Speeding, Law enforcement, Automobiles
Date created ms
1950, 1959
Abstract
B&W photo, late 1950s. Early speed check device used by the Louisiana State Police. Baton Rouge, La.
Slot machines being destroyed in a Grevemberg raid in Louisiana in 1953
title
Slot machines being destroyed in a Grevemberg raid in Louisiana in 1953
Subject
Police, Police raids, Confiscations, Slot machines
Date created ms
1953
Abstract
B&W photo, 1953. Slot machines being destroyed in a "Grevemberg raid." Location unknown, but probably in or around Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Written on photo: Slot machines were illegal and were to be destroyed on the spot based on orders by superintendent Col. Grevemberg.
Target practice at an early Louisiana State Police Training Academy in the 1960s
title
Target practice at an early Louisiana State Police Training Academy in the 1960s
Subject
Police, Guns, Target practice, Shooting
Date created ms
1960, 1969
Abstract
B&W photo, 1960s. Target practice at an early Louisiana State Police Training Academy. Photo was taken at an unknown location within Louisiana.
Librarian and others at the Evangeline Parish library in Ville Platte Louisiana in 1949
title
Librarian and others at the Evangeline Parish library in Ville Platte Louisiana in 1949
Subject
Libraries, Public libraries, Librarians, Priests, Police, Lessel, Doris, Deblanc, Irvin, Ardoin, Josein
Date created ms
1949-08
Abstract
B&W photo, August, 1949. Evangeline Parish Library. Headquarters. Ville Platte, La. Pictured in photo: Doris Lessel, parish librarian; Father Irving DeBlanc, pastor of Ville Platte, Catholic Church; Josein Ardoin, Police Jury President. They are discussing upcoming tax election.
Street preachers allegedly trying to encite slave rebellions in New Orleans
title
Street preachers allegedly trying to encite slave rebellions in New Orleans
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Abolition movement, Abolitionists, Slaves, Slavery, Crowds, Police, Law enforcement
Date Issued
1850-05-02
Abstract
Text, May 2, 1850. Steet Preaching. Description of James G. Evans and John Hill. trying to encite slave rebellion. They were arrested by the police.
Murder of a young boy is investigated and solved in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1852.
title
Murder of a young boy is investigated and solved in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1852.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Homicides, Children, Criminals, Criminal investigations, Police
Date Issued
1852-09-03
Abstract
Text, September 3, 1852. Strange Murder Case. Published in the New Orleans Bee. Murder of a young boy is investigated and solved in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Charivarying
title
Charivarying
Subject
Police, Violence, Houses
Date Issued
1849-04-18
Abstract
Text. 2 Pages. Charivarying has been practiced since the earliest days of the country and generally overlooked by the police; however damage was done to Mr. William Brand's house and it was resolved by committee to pay Brand $138.50 for repairs. True Acadian, April 18, 1849.
Police officer murdered "council of God" worship service of the "Council of God,"; riot ensues, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1907.
title
Police officer murdered "council of God" worship service of the "Council of God,"; riot ensues, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1907.
Subject
United States. Works Progress Administration of Louisiana, Religion, Religious communities, Religious groups, Police, Informers, Police shootings, African Americans, Race riots, Riot control, Riots & demonstrations
Date Issued
1907-10-19
Abstract
Police officer murdered during "Council of God" worship service; riot ensues, in New Orleans, Louisiana. The incident occurred at the Honore Residence. Conflicting opinions about the actual happenings are noted.
Fire Chief Edgar LeJeune and Police Chief Eddie O. Bauer
title
Fire Chief Edgar LeJeune and Police Chief Eddie O. Bauer
Subject
Police, History, Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Firefighters
Abstract
Fire Chief Edgar LeJeune and Police Chief Eddie O. Bauer.
Early Lake Charles Police
title
Early Lake Charles Police
Subject
Police, Uniforms, Portraits
Date created ms
1890
Abstract
Four Lake Charles policemen. Standing: Charles Clerc [Claerc?], left, and Shelby Gauthier, chief. Seated: George A. Miller, left, and Ira Barker.
Junior State Trooper Unit
title
Junior State Trooper Unit
Subject
Police, Law enforcement training, Law enforcement officers
Date created ms
1953-08-02
Abstract
Newspaper photograph and caption of four state troopers discussing a new program to educate children about safety and law enforcement.
Chicken Thief Bunch
title
Chicken Thief Bunch
Subject
Group portraits, Loggers, Police, Restaurants, Barbers, Conductors, Merchants, Men, African Americans, Railroad Avenue (Lake Charles, La.), Pictorial works, Bars
Date created ms
1915
Abstract
Caption reads in part: "The Chicken Thief Bunch. Photograph taken in front of Richard Sarvaunt's restaurant and bar on 'Battle Row' between Reid and Kirkman Streets. Notice the board advertising 'Oyster Stew, 10 cents.' Reading from left to right: William Martin (a well-known lumberman); Fred Wells (a barber); Pearce (a conductor on the Lacassine and Lake Arthur R.R.); Richard Sarvaunt; Si Murey (Syrian Merchant); Tom Holloway young son of old Tom Holloway owner of the Magnolia Saloon; Dan Currans; unidentified; Ira Barker (policeman); "Moonshine" a negro boy who ran errands for the 'Bunch;' Mr. East (Special Officer); and 'Red' Carlson (Robert I. Carlson). P.S. The man next to Ira Barker has been identified as Calvin Parker, better known as 'Buddy' Parker." Sarvaunt's restaurant was located at 1402 Railroad Avenue in Lake Charles.

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