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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1956

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Stolen Paintings From Monaco Doctor's Home During Royal Wedding

Thieves seized several paintings worth about 100000 dollars from Dr Serge Mikhailos's Monte Carlo residence amid Prince Ranier III and Grace Kelly's wedding celebrations. Monaco police kept quiet as Interpol issued an international alert for the artworks, with a chance they were smuggled toward France.

Monaco Prince Ranier III Grace Kelly Monte Carlo Hotel de Paris Interpol Europe France Serge Mikhailos Goulevard Des Moulins

Lawmakers Seek Fast Count After Election Delays

Baton Rouge reports show election officials delayed vote counts Tuesday, deemed likely violations of Section 560. A north Louisiana lawmaker plans May proposals to tighten enforcement, raise penalties, and withhold pay for noncompliant commissioners.

Baton Rouge Louisiana

Rock n Roll Shows Banned in Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi bans Elvis Presley rock and roll shows at Memorial Coliseum and Exposition Hall after a packed audience of over 6000 teens. Building manager Tom Davis cites vulgar content and juvenile delinquency concerns. police guarded the hall during the performance with no violence reported.

Corpus Christi AM Memorial Coliseum Exposition Hall Tom Davis Variety

Where To Find It Prevent Forest Fires Keep Louisiana Green

A compact public service card urging residents to locate fire prevention resources and maintain a green, healthy Louisiana. It emphasizes community action and awareness without listing specifics.

Louisiana

Icardi Acquitted of Perjury in Holohan Murder Case

Former Army Lt. Aldo L. Icardi was acquitted of perjury charges alleging false denial of complicity in the 1944 World War II murder of USS Maj. William V. Holohan. Judge Richmond B. Keech ruled the testimony did not relate to a material matter and that the case could not be appealed by the government.

Washington Aldo L. Icardi USS William V. Holohan Italy U. S. Dist Richmond B. Reech Search Pittsburgh Icardi House Armed Services Holohan Keech Edward Bennett Williams Ieardi Kevin T. Maroney Victor C. Woerheide Maroney Williams

90-Year-Old Man Sought in Widening Search Area

West Monroe police search for 90-year-old J. T. Young missing since Tuesday. Last seen at 1 10 p m Tuesday near Griffin's boatdock on South Grand Street by neighbor Frances Milton. Family expanded search to Orange Texas where he once lived, with son Bob Young traveling there to look. Young is described as 90, 120 pounds, gray hair and mustache, wearing light blue plaid shirt brown pants and high top shoes.

Twin City J. T. Young South Second Street West Monroe Young South Grand Street Griffin’s Frances Milton South Riverfront Street Orange Texas Monroe Bob Young Pennsylvania Scotland Mr. Young

Northeast Louisiana Weather Outlook

Continued cool and cloudy weather is forecast for northeast Louisiana. Temperatures tonight are 45 to 50 degrees with Friday’s high 68 to 72. Thursday’s high reached 61 and low 49. pollen count was 42.

Louisiana Weather Bureau

Georgia Soldier Pleads Guilty to Four Charges

Pvt. Sidney R. Sparks of Tenille Georgia pleaded guilty to robbery desertion escape and unlawful correspondence with a foreign government and received 16 years in prison plus a dishonorable discharge at a U S court martial in Berlin. He confessed to robbing a taxi driver and breaking from the Army guardhouse on December 4 1951.

Berlin Pvt Sidney R. Sparks Tenille U.S Sparks Army Guard House

Two Texas prisoners hunted after escape near Tallulah

A large posse from Madison East Carroll and Richland parishes hunted April 19 for two escaped Nacogdoches inmates Fred D. Church 33 and Robert Pettie 27. The fugitives fled north of Tallulah after wrecking a car stolen in Arkansas and were believed armed and dangerous. Bloodhounds and state troopers joined the search along Highway 65 eight miles north of Tallulah, with a massive net covering the two parishes.

Sondheimer Jimmy Carter Carter East Carroll Madison Tallulah Arkansas Richland Parish Angola Lake Providence

Four Miners Trapped In Utah Cave-In

Sunnyside Utah four men still trapped after a Kaiser Steel No 2 mine collapse. Rescue teams labored inside a 120 foot coal vein 30 feet high with belief chances of survival low. Victims named Joe Otterstrom Lloyd Heath Lowell Golding and Joseph Archuletta all from nearby towns.

Sunnyside Utah Kaiser Steel Co Joe Otterstrom Lloyd Allel Heath Lovell Marion Golding Wellington Joseph A. Archuletta Dragerton Archuletta Heath Golding Kaiser

Truman Kin Await Margaret's Beau, Wedding Saturday

Independence residents await E C Daniel Jr arrival for Saturday wedding to Margaret Truman. The New York newspaperman will wed in Kansas City and stay with the Trumans at their Independence home. Daniel Sr and Mrs Daniels of Zebulon N C join tomorrow for the family celebration.

Independence Delaware E. C. Daniel Jr New York Margaret Truman Kansas City Margaret Daniel Harry S. Truman E. C. Daniel Sr Zebulon N.C Truman

Wolf Pack gang member admits bludgeon slaying in Detroit

A 17 year old Willis Harris Jr confessed to beating and bludgeoning 81 year old Mrs Eleanor Biegalski in an alley on Oct 15, and the gang's other members admit numerous rapes and assaults on at least 25 women on Detroit's near east side over six months. Detectives said more youths may be involved and would face charges after further questioning.

Detroit Near East Side Eleanor Biegalski Willis Harris Jr

Russians Agree To Join West In Atomic Peace Program

Washington reports the agreement of Russia and other powers to form a worldwide atoms-for-peace agency under UN sponsorship. A 12 nation charter will be sent to an 84 nation conference at UN headquarters in September. The plan pools nuclear materials from the US USSR Britain France and Canada to aid applicant countries.

Washington Russia Soviet Union United States United Nations U. N New York State Department Eisenhower Britain France Canada

Five Area Men Appointed To Tensas Levee Board

Governor elect Earl K Long announced five appointees to the Tensas Levee Board in northeast Louisiana Ed Simon of Monroe Roy Snider of Delhi O D Reynolds and Jesse Luske of Epps and a Mr Brown of Jonesville He also named James F Comiskey Jr of New Orleans as attorney for the inheritance tax division and said Mrs Wilma Lockhart will remain executive secretary in his administration He noted he is not yet naming a head of the public works department and is considering candidates for that post

Baton Rouge Uov Earl K. Long Tensas Louisiana Ed Simon Monroe Roy Snider Delhi O. D. Reynolds Jesse Luske Epps Mr. Brown Jonesville Long James F. Comiskey Jr New Orleans James E. Comiskey Comiskey Crescent City Wilma Lockhart Dayton McCann Division of Employment Security McCann Public Works Department

Delegates Welcomed To P T A Meeting

Mrs. J. S. Goff state president opened the 33rd annual Louisiana P T A convention on the Virginia Hotel Roof Garden in Monroe. Delegates and guests heard reports on nominations and leadership roles with officers to be elected and state chairmen representing districts. Principal speakers will include Mrs. C Wheeler Detjen and others as the three day meeting begins.

J. S. Goff Shreveport Louisiana Parent-Teacher Association Virginia Hotel P.T.A State of Monroe A. W. Cockerham, Jr George B. Walther Lake Charles Edmund Conger N. H. Neville C. M. Robards New Orleans First District Cameo Room Virginia Hunter Norman Alexandria Civil Defense Louisiana P.T. A Norman C. Wheeler Detjen Webster Groves

Grace Kelly and Prince Ranier III wed in Catholic ceremony

Grace Kelly, formerly of Philadelphia, married Prince Ranier III before cathedral officials and onlookers. The couple exchanged vows after a civil ceremony, amid a sunlit ceremony with tears and delicate ring handling.

Grace Prince Rainier Philadelphia St. Nicholas

Russians Pay Tribute To British War Dead

Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev visit London for ten days and visit the Cenotaph, Claridges Hotel, and Buckingham Palace. Motorcycle police escort their car as crowds watch. a woman is restrained by police after shouting at Bulganin. A wreath from the Soviet people honors British war dead. The pair plan to meet Queen Elizabeth II at Windsor Castle.

Anthony Eden Claridges Hotel Bulganin Khrushchev Whitehall War Memorial Kremlin Soviet Union Great Britain Buckingham Palace Elizabeth II Windsor Castle

Cease-fire Declared Between Israel and Egypt

Dag Hammarskjold announced an unconditional cease-fire on the Israel Egypt border effective 6 pm April 18. The U N Secretary General said no military or paramilitary forces may shoot across or pass the demarcation line, as orders under Article 2 of the armistice agreement are observed.

Jerusalem Dag Hammarskjold Egypt Israel U.N U.N. Palestine Truce Commission Cairo New York United Nations Hammarskjold Middle East Security Council

Republicans Promote Soil Bank Plan After House Vote

Republicans press to build support for the administration soil bank program after the House upheld President Eisenhower’s veto of the catch-all farm bill. Senate backing includes 45 members, while in the House 15 Republicans on the Agriculture Committee push bills aligned with Eisenhower’s plan.

Washington House Eisenhower Rayburn D-Tex Poage Senate Agriculture Committee

Bids On Mitchell School Addition Scheduled May 8

The Quachita parish school board sets May 8 at 7 p m for bid openings on the Mitchell Elementary school addition in West Monroe. Johns and Neel are the architects. Plan holders include Ira Cagle Monroe Bruce Bairns father West Monroe Harry Carepenter West Monroe red Woods West Monroe and Hl W Chapman Monroe.

Quachita Parish Mitchell West Monroe Johns & Neel Ira Cagle Monroe Bruce Bairnsfather Harry Carepenter Red Woods Hl. W. Chapman

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