Specialist Pins Ike Illness Down as Ileitis Obstruction
A DC medical official says President Eisenhower may have a form of ileitis causing a partial small bowel obstruction. He notes 15 to 35 percent recover fully with or without surgery, while others have recurrent attacks. He stresses that continued work could be possible despite intermittent episodes, and that obstruction here does not imply a tumor.
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Washington
Eisenhower
The
United States
District of Columbia Medical Society
Agnes Wilson Wins Richland Parish Pageant Title
Agnes Wilson an 18 year old Delhi High School graduate won first place in the Richland parish beauty pageant in Rayville from nine contestants. Frankie Rundell placed second and Jackie Adcock third. The event sponsored by the Rayville Junior Chamber of Commerce featured talent dresses and swim wear judged by Monroe judges. Lulu Gaid Gandy was chosen Little Miss Richland Parish from 24 contestants.
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Rayville
Agnes Wilson
Delhi High School
Richland Parish
Frankie Rundell
Delhi High
Louisiana Tech
Jackie Adcock
Rayville High
Centenary College
Shreveport
Mary Virginia Hagar
Mangham
Annette Hartley
Delhi
Ollie Faye Jogers
Ann Livingston
Dixie Nell Rogers
Wilson
Joan of Arc
Wayne Heffner
Monroe
J. Paul Hewitt
George Miller
Fred Sartor
J. Norman Coon
Estelle Sanders
Daniel A. Moore 85 Dies Rites Set At Mt Zion
Daniel A. Moore age 85 died Friday afternoon at Riverside Convalescent Home after a long illness. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday at 3 p.m. at Mt. Zion Baptist Church near Vernon with burial at Mt. Zion Cemetery conducted by Kilpatrick Funeral Home of Ruston. Survived by two daughters Evie Morris Jonesboro and Maltha Johnson Jonesboro, one son Rentz Moore Minden, a brother Tom Moore Jonesboro, a sister W S Jones Shreveport, 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. The body lies in state at Kilpatrick Funeral Home until services.
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Daniel A. Moore
Riverside
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Vernon
Mt. Zion
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
Ruston
Evie Morris
Jonesboro
Maltha Johnson
Rentz Moore
Minden
Tom Moore
W. S. Jones
Shreveport
Major Surgery At Walter Reed For President Eisenhower
The White House reports President Eisenhower was brought to Walter Reed in an ambulance from the White House after stomach discomfort. A 13-physician consult discussed possible surgery for ileitis with a partial small intestine obstruction. Doctors stressed the illness is not heart related and noted stable vital signs and no immediate timetable for procedure.
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James Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Associated Press
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Hagerty
Murray Snyder
Army Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Isador Ravdin
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Philadelphia
Robert T. Gants
Walter Reed
Max D. Smith
Hagery
White
Dr. White
John H. Lyons
Washington
Brian Blades
George Washington University Medical School
Maryland Line
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Col
Francis Pruitt
Jack W
Glouchester
Mrs D L Anderson 24 Dies In Monroe
Dorothy Loraine Anderson 24 of Bastrop died this afternoon in a Monroe hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday at Log Cabin Assembly to God Church with Rev. J. E. Allen. Interment Pine Grove Cemetery in Oak Grove under Gay Funeral Home. Survived by husband William F. Anderson Bastrop a daughter Deborah her parents Roy and Mrs. Nutt Bastrop five brothers and five sisters all of Bastrop.
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Dorothy Loraine Anderson
Bastrop
Monroe
Log Cabin Assembly To God Church
J. E. Allen
Pine Grove
Gay Funeral Home
Oak Grove
William F. Anderson
Deborah
Roy Nutt
Robert
William
Doyle
Dale
Donald Nutt
Doris Diamond
Margaret
Lois
Yvonne
Joyce Nutt
Mattie Brady
Warren, Ark
Lettie Mitchell
Intensive Search Fails To Locate Pilot In Crash
A vast search in a Alabama marsh failed to uncover any trace of a missing jet pilot after a night flight crash near Pensacola Florida. Firefighters and rescue teams combed the area but found no signs of the pilot or wreckage.
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Pensacola
Fla
South Alabama
Illness of Eisenhower Looms Over 1956 Campaign
President Eisenhower's health crisis is described as potentially influential in the 1956 race. The piece notes uncertainty over whether he would stay in the race if seriously ill, the possible rise of Republican rivals, and Democrats rallying to wish him a speedy recovery. It cites reactions from Truman Stevenson and Democratic leaders.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Sen
Williams Knowland
California
Gov
Christian
A. Herter
Massachusetts
Adlai Stevenson
Oregon
Florida
Truman
Paris
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Frederic B. Harris
Senate
Vice President Leads Prayer For Ike's Recovery
Vice President Nixon joined a Young Republicans dinner in Washington to pray for President Eisenhower's swift recovery. He expressed confidence the president will be back on the firing line soon and noted the GOP's stance on prosperity without war and without socialization. The event drew about 240 attendees from 41 states and D C.
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Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
States
District of Columbia
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
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