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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1952

Page

2

Schuman Plan signals Western Europe unity move

The Schuman Plan launches a 50 year effort to pool coal and steel among nine nations led by Jean Monnet. It aims to lower costs and expand sales while facing Saar questions and British cooperation. The plan marks a major peacetime economic integration with cautious optimism about its defense and economic benefits.

Western Europe Jean Monnet France Monnet Robert Schuman Schuman Sucessful

Hsiang links with Pearson firm in China funds case

Testimony shows Col. V. Hsiang avoided crossing into Mexico while funding the Roberts and McInnis firm, with ties to Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The probe covers Nationalist China funds, secret documents, and Mosler Safe Company installations in Washington homes as investigators seek records and details of authorities and payments.

Washington Col. V. 5S Hsiang Mexico Chiang Kai-shek China Drew Pearson Pearson Washington Post Pearson Law Firm Roberts and McIinnis Roberts Roberts and McInnis Elliston Jack Anderson Anderson Frances Yuan Gen. Mow Roberts Law Office Alfred Friendly Friendly U.S Commerce International Mow Formosa Washington, D.C Mosler Safe Company King Features Syndicate, Inc

Local residents visit relatives across towns this week

Monroe and surrounding areas show family ties as residents travel to see relatives in Shreveport, Ruston, and Bienville. Names include Gulley Leake Edwards Hicks Mitchell Purdy Gill and others with visits to Monroe, Farmer ville, and Lafayette.

Jeff Gulley Marjie Pat Sunnye Monroe Edd Gulley Tom Leake Bobby Edwards Shreveport N. E. Price Junction City Farmerville Leake Ferral McCormick Riverside Sanitarium Mitchell Hicks Guy Hicks Emmett Scott Bill Wroten Baton Rouge E. L. Mitchell Vivian Purdy Merle Ruston A. C. Gill Edna Lee Bienville C. M. Lee Bill Hughes Hughes Wilber Taylor William Nichols Attle Con, Bil Lafayette Myre Nichols Miss. & C. Rebus

Angelo Path Our Children

The text discusses how working mothers leaving young children causes anxiety in three to four year olds. It advocates using substitutes like photos or a mother’s handbag to comfort the child, helping them accept brief separations until the parent returns.

Why Rhode Island climate is milder than New England

Questions and answers discuss Rhode Island climate moderated by Narragansett Bay, passport validity two years with two renewals, and premier Ignacy Paderewski’s Polish Republic. It also promotes a child care nursery school, guidance for working mothers, and a booklet by Dr Patri on handling adults and children.

Rhode Island New England Naragansett Bay Patri P. O Station New York N. Y The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Smithsonian to add Bess Truman inaugural gown to costume collection

The Smithsonian plans to add a gown once worn by Bess Truman to its 1909-founded costume collection as part of material from First Ladies. The display will join outfits from figures such as Martha Washington and Eleanor Roosevelt, with storage and lighting upgrades underway.

Washington Plaster of Paris Smithsonian Institution Harry S. Truman White House Bess Truman Margaret Brown Division of Civil History Martha Washington Andrew Jackson Donelson Andrew Jackson Warren Harding Grace Coolidge James Garfield Smithsonian William Howard Taft Japan John Quincy Adams Theodore Roosevelt Eleanor Roosevelt Cordelia Shakespeare King Lear Pierce F. Connelly

Fresh eggs and chickens in Cuernavaca misadventure

The narrator recalls a plan from a retired colonel to raise twelve white leghorn hens with a rooster in Cuernavaca. He buys the birds but finds no eggs after a week, subjects the flock to quirky routines, and reflects on poultry lore, racing, and appetite. Toward the end, a Shanghai note reports on collective farms in 398 counties, signaling accelerated collectivization, plus a stray line on whale meat processing.

Cuernavaca Nexico Proust Robert Service Robert Frost Edgar Guest Winston Churchill Elliott Roosevelt Marik Plaza West Point Florence Warner Georgia McNaught Syndicate Ise

Chinese delegation visits Moscow amid Cold War tensions

James Marlow notes a 15 man Chinese government team led by Premier Chou En-lai arriving in Moscow to seek Russian backing. He argues China needs Soviet aid to appear powerful while Moscow fears widening Asia influence and the risk of a Chinese puppet.

Washington Moscow Chou En-lai China Korea Asia United States Europe Russia Poland Czechoslovakia

Fidler recalls fading film stars amid old TV showreels

Jimmy Fidler reflects on Hollywood's fleeting fame as television airings revive 1930s to 1950s stars. He notes many films age poorly, audiences forget names, and even top names fade from public memory while current publicity shifts toward a bleached image. The piece nods to industry gossip, previews, and a long anecdote about Gareth Hughes, a former star turned missionary.

Hollywood Los Angeles Ave Age America Nevada Desert Pramid Lake 20Th Centu Fox Brother Davis Gareth Hughes Gobi McNeught Syndicat Tnel

Town To Sue For Property Taxes In Hattiesburg

HATTIESBURG Miss a plan to sue delinquent property taxpayers. Mayor Ed Currie and the city commissioners asked the city attorney to set up machinery for legal action against about 1 380 people who owe roughly $125 600 in past four years. They say most of the total is owed and that collection costs may exceed half of the amount.

Hattiesburg Miss Tesburg Ed Currie Mayer

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