Louisiana Lady of the Month and campus notes
Mrs. Harper is honored as The Louisiana Lady of the Month for her public service and family leadership. William Maurice Smith returns to Monroe. he pursues a doctorate in the LSU graduate school while his mother teaches in Oak Grove. The West Monroe Lions sponsor the Lee Grabel Revue December 3 at West Monroe High School. Local chatter mentions a dress shop near the college and a campus residence demolition for the project. LSU students’ contributions reach $3,011.46 as the drive continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maurice Smith
Monroe
Oak Grove
Llas
L.S.A
Dr. Smith
West Monroe Lions Club
Lee Grabel
West Monroe High School
Dock Workers At Orleans Begin Unjam of Cargoes
New Orleans dispatch says 10,000 longshoremen will work around the clock to clear jammed cargo after a Taft Hartley act injunction ended a nine day strike. ILA officials report talks with New Orleans Steamship Assn will resume Monday and an export embargo will be lifted when feasible. About 4,000 loaded railroad cars have been idle since the embargo last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
International Longshoremen's Assn
Alfred Chittenden
ILA
New Orleans Steamship Assn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Three Murders Probed After Tip From Air Force Sergeant
Bakersfield dispatch reports Sheriff’s officers uncovered a seven month old infant’s body wrapped in a magazine after following a letter from T Sgt Kack Abel now in Japan. Abel accused his wife Virginia and his daughter Marlys of murdering three illegitimate children, one body found at Edwards Air Base yard and another already recorded in 1952. Digging resumes at the former Abel home for a third body.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Air Force
Kack Abel
Japan
Virginia
Marlys
Abel
Edwards Air Base
Edwards Air Force Base
Far East
St. Paul
Minn
Top-Ranking Clashes Highlight College Football Results
Atlantic Coast Conference teams shone as Duke routed North Carolina 21-6 and Clemson beat Virginia 7-0. Penn State tied Pitt 7-7 while Michigan beat Ohio State 19-0 and Iowa claimed the Western Conference lead with a 19-0 win over the Buckeyes. Oklahoma overwhelmed Nebraska 54-6 as UCLA edged USC 10-7 to dash the Bruins title hopes.
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Carolina
Blue Devils
North Carolina
Clemson
Virginia
Pitt
Penn State
State
Milt Plum
Harvard
Yale
Dennis McGill
al Ward
Ehs
Michigan
Ohio State
Iowa
Buckeyes
Hawkeyes
Wolverines
Towa
Notre Dame
Irish
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Nebraska
Sooners
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Southern California
UCLA
Bruins
Oregon State
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Kansas State
Purdue
Indiana
Northwestern
Illinois
Dartmouth
Princeton
Baylor
SMU
California
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Labor Leaders and Nagy in Moscow Clash
United States confirms a secret short wave transmitter operated in the Budapest legation for a few days during chaotic conditions. Officials say normal channels resumed after about 10 days and emphasize no reason to doubt Nagy’s abduction reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Legation
Rottern
Budapest
State Department
Joseph Reap
Wounded Hungarians Flee Reds Across Austrian Border
Cold refugees trudging into Austria carry 11 more wounded from Russian gunfire. Red Cross reports tighten border guard and anticipate more arrivals. Soviet action sparked Austrian protest after a Russian soldier died on Austrian soil near Oberwarth. refugees hide in reeds and canals amid snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Austria
Red Cross
Julius Raab
Soviet Union
Raab
Austrian Interior Ministry
Hungary
Oberwarth
Freedom Bridge
State Hi Y Conference Plans Banquet and Dance
The State Hi Y Conference opens with a business session led by John Hannah of Ne ville High School. A banquet Saturday night precedes a semi formal dance in the Virginia hotel ballroom. The conference adjourns Sunday morning December 9 after worship services. Officers include John Hannah president Monroe John Brunker first vice president New Orleans Jim Dowden second vice president Shreveport Roger Parker secretary Baton Rouge Don Andrews chaplain Monroe.
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John Hannah
Neville High School
Virginia
Monroe
John Brunker
New Orleans
Jim Dowden
Shreveport
Roger Parker
Baton Rouge
Don Andrews
Defense officials predict missiles to supplant air wings
Officials say new missiles will revolutionize warfare by replacing manned interceptors and bombers. They argue the U S can reduce Air Force wings while maintaining sufficient airpower to deter or defeat Russia even if it loses numerical superiority.
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Ials
United States
Russia
Funeral Services Set For Persian Gulf Oil Pioneer
Edward A. Skinner 64 oil pioneer in the Persian Gulf and vice president of Bahrain Petroleum Co. died in New York Friday night after a 50 year career in oil. Born January 5 1892 in San Francisco he worked his way through school after his father died.
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New York
Edward A. Skinner
Persian Gulf
Bahrain Petroleum Co
Caltex Group
Skinner
Middle East
San Francisco
Eastland Arrival At Hawaii Triggers ILWU Demonstration
Honolulu reports a mass island walkout planned as Sen. James Eastland arrives to begin hearings into communist charges. ILWU leaders vow not to work during the hearings, with demonstrations expected on Oahu docks and pineapple plantations and possible weeklong stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Jack Hall
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Mass Island
Hall
Mississippi Democrat
Senate
Harry Bridges
ILWU
Eastland
Brides
Oahu
Postage Stamps Honor Grace Kelly
Report from New York states the Grace Kelly wedding stamps are sold out but can be bought from Elmont Stamp Co. The firm offers a collection of 22 mint stamps for $1.00 including Grace Kelly set, Prince Rainier enthronement, Bosio art, and Olympic diamond sets. Elmont Stamp Co., 61 A West 35th Street, New York.
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New York
E.N
WQXR
New York Times
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Elmont Stamp Co
Elmont
Paris
Prince Rainer
Bosio
Olympic
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Jes’ Ramblin
Celal
DeLlard
Lions Club
West Monroe
Mike
Tiger
Connaught
Cardigan
Vilverstein
Coats
Bennett's
Viverstein
Orleans
Silverstein
City Creek
Labor
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
West Berlin
Nacht Depesche
Nagy
Moscow
East Berlin
A Pfaffe
PFAFF
Hortman’s Sewing Machine Exchange, Inc
Cypress ST
Hawaii
Tion
York
Cecile Tanguis
Michaeleen de Luxe
Serena
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