Taft And the Fight For Southern Votes
Washington June 7 AP The battle over seating state delegations at the Republican national convention heats up as Taft faces resistance even from his own lieutenants in a push for compromise. Texas delegate George Atkinson of Dallas favors Taft but admits many Texas Republicans support his rival Eisenhower amid claims voters back Eisenhower.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Taft
George Atkinson
Dallas
Texas
Atkinson
Sen. Taft
Fisenhower
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Bastrop man held after Monroe auto wreck injures two
A 32 year old Bastrop resident Willie C Viola was jailed in Monroe on 500 bond after an accident at Grammont and Sixth Street. He ran a stop sign and struck Patsy Barnes 19 Monroe driving a 1952 Studebaker. Passengers Kay Carpente 2 and Hattie Johnson 17 Monroe sustained minor injuries and were treated at St Francis hospital.
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Bastrop
Monroe
Willie C. Viola
Viola
Grammont Street
Studebaker
Patsy Barnes
Kay Carpente
Hattie Johnson
St. Francis Sanitarium
Miss Johnson
Stricken Vets In Need Of Blood Donation Drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits West Monroe First Baptist Church Tuesday 1 to 7 PM and Red Cross headquarters 200 South Grand Street Wednesday 1 to 7 PM and Thursday 11 AM to 5 PM. Citizens urged to donate to sustain the wartime blood bank.
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Red Cross
First Baptist
West Monroe
The
South Grand Street
Three Escapees From LTI Arrested
Three escapees from the Louisiana Training Institute were returned from Ruston after allegedly mounting a rampage of thefts. Police reported they escaped from the institute and attacked two boys in the 3500 block of South Grand Street before being captured in Dubach. The youths, ages 15 and 16, fled unclothed.
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Louisiana Training Institute
Ruston
South Grand Street
Dubach
Monroe Leader Voices Support for Mayor Coon in Four-Year Term
A local editorial denounces opposition to Mayor John Coon as desperate and harmful, refuting rumors of racial incitement and shady deals. It highlights his clean campaign, mentions bond issues reduced from 900000 to 650000 for fire department expansion, and endorses a full four-year term to complete his program.
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John Coon
Monroe
Coon
W. L. Ethridge, Sr
J. G. Durrett, Sr
C. H. McHenry
Herman Masur
W. E. Leigh
H. A. Monk
W. D. H. Rodrigues
S. E. Burgoyne
Leon Johnson
W. J. Sherrouse, Jr
David C. Silverstein
George Lofton
H. L. Rosenhein
B. R. Downing
John Breard
H. L. Hales
Earl Longism
George Tidwell
Morning World
Regional small business advisory board formed in four states
Leo F. Terzia of Monroe and J. E. Pothurst of New Orleans are among eight named to Louisiana Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas regional advisory board. The group will advise on small business conditions and conduct on the spot surveys for the Small Defense Plants Administration.
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Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Small Defense Plants Administration
Washington
Leo F. Terzia
Parlor City Lumber Co., Inc
Monroe
J. E. Potthurst
Mechanical Equipment Co
New Orleans
America
Office of Small Business
National Production Authority
Death Takes Monroyan
Charles R. Groves 35 died of a heart attack three hours after telephoning his wife from Pine Bluff. A traveling salesman, he had lived in West Monroe three months, moving from Dallas. Funeral services set for 11 a m Monday at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev Frank Ruettz officiating. Interment Memorial Park. Survivors include wife Helen Carol and Barbara Ann, sister Mrs Fred Welch Rochester, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Groves Jr Rochester. World War II veteran and Episcopal Church member in Garland Texas.
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Pine Bluff
Charles R. Groves
Riverbend
West Monroe
Groves
Dallas
Grace Episcopal Church
Frank J. Ruettz
Hall Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mr. Groves
Episcopal Church of
Garland
Tex
Charles A. Groves
Helen Carol Groves
Barbara Ann Groves
Fred Welch
Rochester
N. Y
Francis A. Groves, Jr
Escapee Johnny Brown Recaptured in Monroe Jail
Johnny Brown a 35 year old Monroe Negro who escaped from the city jail while assigned to the kitchen was recaptured after one day and night. He joins three others still missing including L L Pettis Willie Knox Alfred Saucier and Daniel Westley.
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Johnny Brown
Monroe
Brown
L. L. Pettis
Willie Knox
Alfred Saucier
Daniel Westley
Gastons Begin Honeymoon Tour From Bandera Texas
Aubrey and Martha Ann Gaston leave Texas on Monday for New Orleans after four days at a Bandera dude ranch. They will ride to San Antonio then board to New Orleans for two days of sightseeing. The couple enjoyed a Bandera rodeo and visited the Frontier Times Museum housing over 30 000 items. The Gordon collection includes a Taou Kwang era Chinese fan bought in Canton in 1841.
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Bert Hatten
Dixie Dude Ranch
Bandera
Tex
Texas Ranch
Aubrey
Martha Ann Gaston
San Antonio
New Orleans
Dude Ranch
Frontier Times
South
J. Marvin Hunter
Hunter
Bandera Times
Texas
Merly
Louisa Gordon
Hunters
Taou-Kwang
Canton
Irene Reid Symbol Of Advertising Progress In Monroe News
Irene Reid advertising director of the Monroe News Star World will celebrate 34 years with the Monroe papers next Sunday. From paper girl on the street she rose to leadership, symbolizing progress in local newspaper advertising and serving the Twin Cities and Ouachita River area.
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Twin Cities
Ouachita River
Irene Reid
Monroe News-Star—World
Monroe News- Star—World
Monroe
Irene
Monroe News-Star and World
United States
Monroe Merchants
Plan changes in measure on appointments
Representative Shady Wall of West Monroe announced amendments to the recess appointments bill. The changes would allow governor appointments during war or national emergency to take effect immediately under certain conditions and exempt notaries public, constables, and justices of the peace from Senate confirmation. Wall said discussions with the governor are open to addressing objections with mutually satisfactory amendments. He noted current law gives governors sole tenure and firing power, while Senate confirmation can lead to removal only for cause.
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Shady Wall
West Monroe
House
Senate
Wall
Representative Wall
Two Anniversaries Marked Here Friday
Friday marked the eighth anniversary of a nightly service led by Reverend A M Serex on KMLB in Monroe. The service began under J C Liner and will end as Serex moves to Rayne Memorial in New Orleans, ending a local religious tradition.
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Monroe
KMLB
J. C. Liner
A. M. Serex
Liner
Serex
Rayne Memorial
New Orleans
East German flee as Communists arm front lines
Thousands flee from Soviet Zone into Bonn Republic states amid a rapid rearmament push. East Berlin announces a vast program with two million FDJ members and workers in key industries. FDJ battalions and factory militias train in firearms and military drills as East Germany pledges defense of the homeland.
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Berlin
East Germany
Bonn Republic
East Berlin
Communist Free German Youth
FDJ
ADN
George Dertinger
Leipzig
Adenauer
Germany
Reynolds to Speak at Jewish Charities Dinner in Monroe
A near capacity crowd is expected at the 1952 campaign opening dinner of the Jewish Charities of Northeast Louisiana tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Bayou De Siard Country Club. Quentin Reynolds, famed foreign correspondent and lecturer, will be the guest speaker.
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Jewish Charities of
Northeast Louisiana
Bayou de Siard Country Club
Percy Sandman
Quentin Reynolds
Reynolds
Sandman
America
Europe
Asia
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Russian
France
Israel
Monroe
Palestine
Ben Gurion
Rey
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