U S Troops Ordered to Stay Clear unless Attacked
Washington reports that President Eisenhower has directed American forces to stay clear of any initial attack on the Formosa area until the nature of the assault is known. Officials say China’s moves are not expected before the Bandung conference and Chiang Kai-shek’s forces could respond if attacked.
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Washington
China
Formosa
U.S
Matsu
Quemoy
Bandung
Indonesia
Eisenhower
Jang Kai-shek
Stevens
Far East
Formosa Strait
Chiang
Alexandria Police Seek Murderer Of Elderly Waitress
Alexandria police seek a killer who battered 50 year old waitress Annie Elizabeth Griner at the Dinette Cafe near the railroad yards. The assault occurred during a rain storm before 5:43 a.m. and about 125 dollars was stolen from the cash register. Griner was last seen alive at 3:30 a.m. by a delivery driver. The body was found in a blood splattered hallway separating the cafe’s white and Negro sections.
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Alexandria
Annie Elizabeth Griner
L. B. Bryant
Pineville
Griner
South Philippines Earthquakes Kill and Injure Dozens
Manila dispatch says latest quakes in the southern Philippines collapse homes and highways injuring an undetermined number of people in Mindanao and surrounding areas. The April 1 tremors left as many as 432 dead and thousands homeless, with Lake Lanao area hardest hit. Buildings already damaged collapsed in the new shocks.
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Manila
Philippines
Mindanao
Philippine News Service
PNS
Lake Lanao
Marantau
Forest Fire Prevention Efforts Highlighted in Louisiana
A brief column notes local and state campaigns to prevent forest fires in deep Louisiana. Officials urge vigilance during dry periods and promote public awareness through community events and signage.
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Louisiana
Strike Tension Mounts Across Nine-State Area
Violence flares as CIO strike enters its 29th day with mobs battering a Southern Bell exchange in Clinton Tennessee and a Birmingham Alabama crowd arrest spree. Acid sprayed into a police officer’s eye in Alabama while Middlesboro Kentucky loses service as four exchanges close.
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Atlanta
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Grand Jury Returns Indictments On 57 Cases
The Ouachita parish grand jury returned 57 true bills including five violent death cases with three murder charges, one negligent homicide, and one manslaughter. Indicted for murder were James R. Lemon, Marie Holmes, Ezell Badger, and Robert Esper Rutledge. Other charges covered theft forgery burglary gambling and attempted murder among many individuals.
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Tvo
Ouachita Parish
James R. Lemon
Marie Holmes
Ezell Badger
Robert Esper Rutledge
Chester Jackson
John W. Slaton
James Brock Wright
Thelma Henderson
Monroe
Russell B. Ramsey
M. C. Nugent
Johnny Mae Dunnaway
Quentin Lamar Anthony
J. T. Bishop
L. J. Power
Myra Barber
Irving B. Gutman
Aubrey A. Traweek
Willie Lightning
Shelton Averitt
David Miller
L. S. Miller
James W. Clifton, Jr
Alleged Leader Of Reds In 2 States On Trial In S. C.
Greensboro NC June 1952 Ju n ius Scales goes on trial charged with advocating overthrow of the U S government by force and violence. FBI identifies him as leader of the Communist party in the Carolinas and Tennessee. he was indicted under the Smith Act membership clause last Nov 18.
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Greensboro
N. C
Junius Scales
United States
Communist Party
FBI
Carolinas
Tennessee
University of North Carolina
Memphis
Tenn
Carrboro
Scales
Smith
Claude Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Chicago
Civil Rights Congress
Shelby County
Opens Grounds For Traditional Egg Rolling Event
President Eisenhower opens the White House grounds for the Easter Monday egg rolling drawing thousands of children. He plans to greet guests in the morning and to open the baseball season at Griffith Stadium in the afternoon. Mrs. Eisenhower cancels plans, staying at Gettysburg to recuperate and supervise home decoration. The President visited her Saturday and attended Easter services yesterday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Griffith Stadium
South Grounds
Gettysburg
National Presbyterian Church
Laws Against Gambling Asked By Grand Jury
The Ouachita parish grand jury urged municipalities to consider laws banning gambling and defining gambling with penalties, tying to Act No. 327 of 1952. The report, signed by Foreman T A Calloway, ends a five day spring session and commends the sheriff, Monroe police, and district court for cooperation.
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Ouachita Parish
T. A. Calloway
U. S
Twin City Area Weather Forecast Warm and Cloudy
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions with broken and scattered clouds over the city in the afternoon and night. No rain is expected. Temperatures reach a high of 70 and a low of 53 degrees.
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Twin City
CAA
Big Secret Of Salk Vaccine Set Tomorrow
The Salk polio vaccine results will be revealed at 10 20 a m tomorrow by Dr Thomas Francis Jr of the University of Michigan after compiling all test data. The announcement will follow a meeting with 400 scientists and doctors and may influence public demand and confidence in the vaccine.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Thomas Francis Jr
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Basil O’connor
National Foundation For
Fire Routs Bowling Green Va Businesses in 750000 Blaze
Fire destroyed much of Bowling Green's business district on Easter afternoon leaving 6 of 26 buildings standing. The four hour blaze started in a barn hayloft and mirrored a 1900 fire that devastated the town. Two people were injured. several families displaced by smoke and flames.
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Bowling Green
Virginia
Richmond
Red Cross
School Integration Arguments Open In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court begins hearings on how to end segregation in public schools following a May ruling that such segregation violates the Constitution. Briefs warn of possible race riots, while Negro-parents attorneys seek an integration deadline by next September or September 1956 as the outside date.
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Washington
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Boy bit by rabbit at Syracuse zoo visit
Danny Morgan, 2, of Oneida, visited the Syracuse zoo yesterday to thank the Easter bunny for his basket. He reached into a cage and a bunny nipped him.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Danny Morgan
Oneida
Zoo
Centenary Jubilee for Daughters of the Cross Observed
The Most Rev Charles Pascal Greco offered a pontifical high mass at St Matthew's Alexandria to mark the centennial of the Daughters of the Cross teaching order. Bishop Leroy Aycock spoke on the pioneers in Louisiana education, praising the sisters for a century of Catholic schooling from Avoyelles to Monroe and Shreveport, with St Hyacinth Academy in Monroe among their early works.
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Charles Pascal Greco
Alexandria
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Daughters of the Cross
Sisters
St. Matthew’'s
Leroy Aycock
St. Francis of Xavier Cathedral
Sisters of the Order
Louisiana
Daughters of
Mary Hyacinthe
Avoyelles Parish
Presentation Convent
Avoyelles
St. Vincent's
Shreveport
Marksville
Moreauville
Monroe
Lake Providence
Bossier City
Louis Gergaud
St. Matthew's Church
Theresa of Jesus
Mary Joseph
Loretta
St. Hyacinth’s Academy
Wood Street
Virginia Tassman
M. F. Springer
Plea and arraignment actions mark start of spring term
In federal court, several defendants pleaded guilty to liquor law violations and other offenses while others faced arraignments or not guilty pleas. Notable outcomes include James G. Reddick receiving a six month suspended sentence plus five years probation with restitution. five migratory bird offenders were fined totaling 650 dollars.
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U. S
Charley Oceola Thissell
Thissell
Curtis Gardner
Teddy Arthur Fincher
Ben Dawkins, Jr
Leon Austin
John Harriss
James G. Reddick
Dawkins
Billy Sanders
Arden Roy Hibbard
Jesse Bridges
Sallee B. M. Duke
Lee Postell
Police Open Path as Southern Bell Strikers Protest
About 50 striking Southern Bell employees gathered in front of the Grammont and Catalpa office early Monday, and city police had to clear a path to the door. Officers said no threats occurred and nonstriking workers crossed the line safely as the crowd dispersed by 7:30 a.m. This marked the first police involvement since the eight state strike began, amid prior vandalism including cable cuts on recent nights.
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Southern Bell Telephone Co
Grammont
Catalpa
Nautilus Prepares Shakedown Against Anti-Sub Forces
The atomic submarine Nautilus heads to sea for an extended shakedown cruise to test speed and stealth against Navy antisubmarine forces. The voyage, likely in the western Atlantic and Caribbean, will pit the sub against destroyer escorts planes and blimps with advanced detection gear.
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New London
Conn
Navy
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Atlantic
Caribbean
Two Killed In Crash Near Kleberg Texas
In Kleberg Texas two people died when a car overturned into a ditch on Belt Line Road near Kleberg. The driver a Amarillo cab driver was held for murder without malice investigation. One passenger A C Wallace 34 Dallas uninjured. Annie Hall 35 Dallas and Eddie Harold Anthony 30 Rylie were killed.
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Kleberg
Tex
Dallas
Annie Hall
Eddie Harold Anthony
Rylie
Amarillo
A. C. Wallace
Belt Line Rd
McCoy
Anthony
Corsi to Meet Hall After Dulles Istanbul Controversy
Edward J. Corsi, ousted as immigration adviser to the State Department, rejected a temporary post and planned a daytime meeting with Leonard W. Hall. The Italian-born New Yorker drew protests from Republicans and some Democrats over his firing amid the McCarran Walter act debate.
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Washington
ULP
Edward J. Corsi
State Department
Secretary of
John Foster Dulles
Corsi
Dulles
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
New York
Latin America
Cors Hall
Columbian Republican League of New York
New York State
Raab Seeks End to Red Occupation in Moscow Talks
Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab flies to Moscow to press for Soviet withdrawal from Austria and a neutral East West settlement. Molotov hints the Big Four may reach agreement on Austria soon as Raab vows no secret deals and aims for productive negotiations.
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Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Moscow
Kremlin
Europe
Raab
V. M. Molotov
Bombarded airliner missing with nine CPC delegates
An Indian airliner carrying nine members of the Chinese Communist delegation to the Afro Asian conference in Bandung Indonesia was overdue Monday and feared crashed on the Hong Kong to Djakarta leg.
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Hong Kong
Bandung
Indonesia
Djakarta
Triple Action Classified Ad Sells All Items Fast
A classified ad in the News Star claims a advertiser sold two Victorian love seats a 10 piece mahogany dining set a mahogany console a mahogany step and coffee tables by day two. Contact phone numbers 2 5472 and 2 516 with a seven day cancellation offer.
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News-Star World
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Jellico
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W. A. Smallwood
CWA
Sloan G. Springfield
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