Miscellany In The News Continued From First Page
A digest of items dated June 1 1957 covers varied incidents in Fort Worth Milwaukee London Fremont and Dodge County. Notable notes include a domestic assault case in Fort Worth linked to a dog purchase a Nash Hudson body production restart in Milwaukee and a parliamentary diplomacy angle concerning Premier Chou En Lai.
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Fort Worth
Pauline Lillibridge
District Attorney's Office
Ralph
Sterlington Girl’s Death Shocks Community
A Sterlington girl, a third grader slated for fall 1956, died in a fatal mishap. She had just received her 1955-56 report card from A. L. Smith Elementary. Funeral services are pending Mulhearn Funeral Home. survivors include her parents two brothers Bennie Jr and Richard Spencer two sisters Martha and Margaret Spencer and grandparents Mr. and Mrs L A Knight of Springhill Louisiana.
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A. L
Helicopter engine failure ends with safe landing
The helicopter, heavily loaded at engine failure, descended almost vertically after blades were disconnected and was recovered with no great damage or loss of life feared. The craft was about 500 feet up when trouble hit.
Jesse Jones A Storied Texas Builder and Public Benefactor
The life of Jesse Jones spans from a 22 year old general manager to founder of the Southern Loan and Investment Co. He built a Houston fortune by 1928, loaned political backing to secure the 1936 Democratic National Convention, and later funded major educational gifts. Jones led Red Cross relief, served on RFC boards, and supported both major parties in later years.
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Page
Jones
Houston
South Texas Lumber Co
Southern Loan and Investment Co
Jesse H. Jones & Co
San Francisco
Democratic Party
National Committee
Bakers Mortgage
University of Virginia
Rice Institute
University of Houston
Wilson
Department of Military Relief
American Red Cross
Red Cross War Council
Hoover
RFC
Roosevelt
Jones-Wallace
Jesse Jones
Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Crossword clues reveal contrasts in wordplay and meanings
Readings on wordplay show how clues hinge on double meanings and punctuation. The piece discusses several crossword entries like CAST COST OIL SAFE SEATS and notes choices among alternatives such as MINERS LINERS DINERS and DOPED CENT parts.
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Iceland
Repubic
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Eisenhower ADivisory panel backs small business growth
President F Burns chairs the new Council of Economic Advisers committee as he cites federal actions aiding new firms and existing ones. Democrats charge tax and procurement policies favor big firms while administration spokesmen deny this. The Democratic group led by Sparkman and Patman met May 11 with Patman noting record small business failures and high big business profits. Burns is joined by Wilson Weeks Mitchell Flemming Barnes and Cole on the Eisenhower panel.
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F. Burns
Council of Economic Advisers
Eisenhower
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Rep
Patman
D-Tex
Burns
Defense
Wilson
Commerce
Weeks
Labor
Mitchell
Arthur Flemming
Wendell Barnes
Albert Cole
Solon Proposes Tax Hike Mix To Fund Education
Lawmakers consider 11 tax boost bills led by a 2 cent gas gathering tax to raise 32 million, later trimmed to about 27 million. Other measures include liquor tax raises, severance taxes on sulphur and timber, a $3 ton menhaden tax, and city authority to levy utilities and property taxes. State aims include funding education and old age benefits amid new constitutional voting rules.
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Long
Louisiana
Louisiana Municipal Assn
Curt Siegelin
Bogalusa
LMA
New Orleans
Siegelin
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Louisiana State University
Molotov Transfer Signals Soviet Foreign Policy Shift
The article notes Molotov's resignation as foreign minister amid Khrushchev and Bulganin's Kremlin realignment. It highlights Shepilov as a rising replacement and outlines Shepilov's background in Pravda and foreign policy, plus the evolving stance on competitive coexistence with the West.
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Anastas Mikoyan
Lazar Kaganovich
Maxim Saburov
Molotov
Tito
Soviet Union
Stalin
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Shepilov
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Tass
Radio Moscow
Ussr Supreme Soviet Presidium
Ussr Council
Vu. M. Molotov
Ussr
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Navy reveals lone Pacific carrier among active fleet
The Navy lists its remaining U. S. carrier in the Pacific as the war winds down. It notes that before victory the ship destroyed 911 Japanese aircraft and sank 71 ships while damaging 192. The Mississippi and California are highlighted among aging battleships with storied World War I and Pearl Harbor histories.
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U.S
Pacific
Mississippi
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Aleutians
Okinawa
California
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Motors
London
Chou En-Lai
London Daily Express
Peiping
Anthony Eden
Fremont, Neb
R. V. Graff
Dodge County
Sterlington
Louisville Pharmacy
Jes’ Ramblin
R. L. Campbell
Bancroft Street
William
Bill) Morrison
Monroe
Louise Morrison
K. K. Kettle
San Antonio
Tex
Ira Castles
I. C. Castles
Geneve Castles
Castles
Brown University
Providence
R. I
J. Frank Jones
Columbia
South Carolina
Samuel Fluitt
America
Bay of Georgetown
Santee
Kingtree
Phelps
National Metal Awnikg
Louisville Ave
Los Angeles
Solon
Department of Revenue
Public Affairs Research Council
Texas
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Central Committee
Ussr Academy of Sciences
Council of Nationalities of the Supreme Soviet
Navy
Bell & Howell
Daly’ S
Continental Bus Station
Grammont ST
Roxyana
Harry
Roney
Baby Doll
P’js
DeSiard
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