Diplomats See Little Hope For Geneva Disarmament
United Nations dispatch reports that Russia clung to old positions at the Geneva Big Four meeting, risking no agreement on inspection or disarmament. U S officials Dulles and Stassen sought clearer Russian openness on open sky plans and ground inspection as a possible starter.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Disarmament Commission
U. S
State Dulles
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Geneva
United States
Jennings Paper Endorses Mayor Morrison for Governor
The Jennings Daily News endorses New Orleans mayor deLesseps Morrison for governor calling him the most outstanding man in the race. It praises his anti graft record in New Orleans, industry growth, South and Central America ties, and his military career, concluding he could lead a prosperous Louisiana built on expanded industry.
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Jennings
Daily News
deLesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Morrison
South
Central America
Louisiana
Index Yolass 1419A OU and Gas 12B Churches 14B
The page lists sections including radio and TV on 16B and editorials on 4A. It directs readers to sports coverage on pages 11 through 13A and notes entries for Gard and News on 15B. Theaters appear on 17B.
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Yolass
Ou&gas
Veteran Druggist Merton Bell Dies at 70 in Monroe
Merton E. Bell founder of Bell's Pharmacy on DeSiard Street Monroe died at home early Saturday. Born July 17 1885 in Monticello Ark he trained at Vanderbilt and practiced as a druggist for fifty years. He chaired local pharma groups and was active in Lions Club and Freemasonry. Funeral Monday at 10 a.m. at Hixon Funeral Home officiated by Rev W H McFadden. He leaves wife Daisy Connant son Harry M Bell and a grandchild Brenda Bell.
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Merton E. Bell
Bell’s
Monroe
Hixon
Bell
Monticello
Ark
School of Pharmacy
Vanderbilt University
Bell-McGuffey Drug Co
Helena
DeSiard Street
Louisiana Fifth District Pharmaceutical Association
Monroe Lions Club
Pine Bluff Shrine
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. McFadden
North Torth Street
Daisy Connant
Alexandria
Harry M. Bell
Brenda Bell
le Vert W. Bell
Jack Slater
Jackson
Otho Roddy
L. M. Frey
Street McGuffey
Fred Meyer
Ben Breard
Bill Hardy
V. J. Sampagnaro
West Monroyan Named President of Pulp Unions
Walter Brittingham resigns as president secretary of the Southern Assn of Pulp and Paper Industry unions. Executive vice president R H Chatham of West Monroe La, elected to serve the remainder of the term. The move relocates offices to West Monroe as the 45 000 member AFL affiliated group spans 11 southern states including Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas and Arkansas.
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Mobile
Ala
Walter Brittingham
Savannah
Southern Assn
Pulp and Paper
R. H. Chatham
West Monroe
Brittingham
AFL International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
Chatham
International Brotherhood of Papermakers
AFL
International Brotherhood of Electric Workers
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Dulles Talks With Italian Leaders Before Geneva
Secretary of State Dulles met in Rome with President Giovanni Gronchi and Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino for about an hour as a prelude to Geneva talks. He planned a private audience with Pope Pius XII at Castel Gandolfo and will travel to Paris for final NATO discussions before Geneva.
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Rome
Dulles
Geneva
Italy
Giovanni Gronchi
Gaetano Martino
Paris
Pius XII
Castel Gandolfo
Clare Boothe Luce
Washington
Gronchi
U.S
America
Eisenhower
Martino
Ambassador Luce
Mrs. Dulles
U.S. Air Force
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Antoine Pinay
France
Gaetano Mar
Long Promises Pension Raise in West Monroe Speech
Earl Long pledges to raise old age pensions to 65 dollars a month if elected governor. He also promises free hot lunches for needy schoolchildren, no tax hikes, and bonds only with public approval. He spoke in West Monroe and toured north Louisiana with running mate Lothar Frazar and wildlife and fisheries candidate Ernest Clements, with plans for a southern swing next week.
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Earl Long
West Monroe
State Capitol
Long
Louisiana
Bernice
Farmerville
Rayville
Epps
Lake Providence
Lothar Frazar
Ernest Clements
District Lineups For Democratic Primaries In Northeast Louisiana
The Morning World state desk lists all candidates who will enter the Democratic primaries in fifteen northeast Louisiana parishes next year. Details appear on page 10 B of tocdsy's World.
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Morning World
Louisiana
Tocdsy
George A Ball dies at 92 in Muncie mansion
George A Ball, aged 92 and heir to the Mason jar fortune, died in his Muncie Indiana home after a recent bout with influenza. He was the last of five brothers to help popularize home canning and became one of America's wealthiest men.
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George A. Ball
America
Muncie
Ind
Eisenhower to Leave Hospital in About Two Weeks
President Eisenhower, convalescing well after heart surgery, is expected to leave Fitzsimons Army Hospital in the week of November 5 to 12. Dr. Paul Dudley White said recovery is on track but full healing may take two to three more months. The doctors will not decide on a second term until fitness of the heart is fully assured.
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Denver
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Boston
White House
White
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver White House
Retired Grace Episcopal Rector Honored by Masonic Lodge
Edward Farren Hayward received a 25 year membership certificate from the Monroe Masonic lodge in a ceremony at the Graham Suringor lodge. Members praised the pastor of Grace Episcopal Church for his long service and leadership in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Farren Hayward
Masonic Lodge
Monroe
Grace Episcopal Church
Graham Surginor Lodge
Air Force Admits Mistake On Planes
The Air Force acknowledged a misunderstanding over transporting three U.S. senators. Senators John L. McClellan, John Stennis, and Dennis Chavez rejected a special four engine DC6 flight and will return on regular Military Air Transport Service planes from Europe.
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Air Force
Washington
Europe
U. S
United States
Madrid
Spain
John Stennis
D— Miss
John L. McClellan
D— Ark
Paris
Germany
Preaus Calls for Uniform Law Enforcement Statewide
Lafayette Louisiana October 22 Farmerville auto dealer and gubernatorial candidate Fred Preaus denounces any governor deciding which laws to enforce arguing bad laws should be repealed by the Legislature. He favors enforcing all laws and supports four lane highways water conservation welfare for forgotten widows mental and penal reforms.
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Lafayette
Fred Preaus
Preaus
Farmerville
State Highway Board
Colorful Homecoming at Northeast State Honors 1935 39
Northeast State celebrates its 23rd Homecoming with events honoring classes 1935 through 1939. The football classic features Coach Devone Payne's Indians against McNeese State Cowboys on Brown Field after Freshman Day activities. A Friday weiner roast bonfire and pep rally closed the celebration.
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Annie Lee West Stahl
Northeast State
Tha Earring
Dida and
Gatun
Gallu Odtumm
Devone Payne
Indians
McNeese State Cowboys
Brown Field
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Vickery Named Lumber Division Chief For Olin
NEW YORK Oct 22 UP Paul R Vickery has been appointed sales manager for lumber products of the Forest Products division of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp James Wallace sales manager for the entire division said Vickery had been field service representative for the forest products division prior to the incorporation of the newly purchased Brown Paper Mill Co Inc of West Monroe La The new division is breaking its sales functions down into lumber and paper.
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New York
Paul R. Vickery
Forest Products
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
James Wallace
Vickery
Brown Paper Mill,, Co., Inc
West Monroe
Geneva Delegates Backing Different Demands
The Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva will pit Kremlin aims against Western goals as Dulles Macmillan and Pinay seek a peace that includes Germany under Western influence. Molotov may seek to split the allies over unification or disarmament while Adenauer pressures Eisenhower to demand German unity in any truce.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Russia
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Antoine Pinay
France
Molotov
Nikolai Bulganin
Germany
Europe
Macmillan and Pinay
Palace of Nations
Washington Y
Rome
Paris
Macmillan and
Pinay
United States
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Eisenhower
State's Fund For Segregation Fight Facing Court Test
NAACP prepares to sue in state district court to challenge Louisiana segregation laws and a $100000 state fund created to aid local districts in resisting integration. The case targets 1954 segregation statutes tied to a constitutional amendment passed last fall. Louisiana officials say the fund supports defense against desegregation lawsuits.
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State's Fund For
Baton Rouge
NAACP
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Orleans Parish
Federal District Court
New Orleans
Board of Liquidation of
State Debt
Fred S. LeBlanc
Mild Today Cold Monday Forecast
The Twin Cities region will see mild conditions today with a shift to cloudiness and cooler weather on Monday. A high of 85 and a low around 51 were recorded at Selman Field Station. Isolated showers and colder temperatures are forecast for extreme northwest Arkansas Sunday afternoon.
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Twin Cities
CAA
Selman Field
Arkansas
Saar Frontier Closed Ahead of Plebiscite Voting
Police sealed the Saar industrial basin blocking roads into a 991 square mile area fearing gangs would intimidate voters and counters in tomorrow’s plebiscite. Officials said borders would stay closed until voting ends Sunday midnight as the historic statute poll approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbrucken
Saar
Mendes-France Slams Faure Election Move
Paris reports Mendes-France denounces Faure for calling early general elections in December. The feud dates to Faure’s February rise to premier and centers on a bid to disrupt Mendes-France’s push to return to power. Faure seeks assembly approval for a winter election as ministers prep for a Tuesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pierre Mendes
Mendes-France
Faure
Radical Socialist Party
Mendes
France
National Assembly
Family Of Four Burned In Kenner Gas Explosion
A Kenner, Louisiana family of four was critically burned in a gas explosion that wrecked their home. Arthur J. Le Blanc and his wife Jenny, 22, with children Joseph, 2, and Bernice, 3 months, were hospitalized with severe burns. Officials say a lit stove may have ignited escaping gas after the previous occupants left the home the day before.
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Kenner
Arthur J. LeBlanc
Jenny
Joseph 2
Bernice
Jefferson Parish
New Orleans Charity Hospital
George Picone
LeBlancs
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H. H. Brinsmade
Monroe News- Star
W. L. Bendel
Northeast
Bobby Oden
Olin
Saar Frontier
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