Fifth hurricane Edith forms in Atlantic with 80 mph winds
Edith, the year's fifth hurricane, churns in the open Atlantic about 1,500 miles southeast of Miami with winds near 80 mph and a forecaster predicting 125 to 135 mph by Saturday. Gordon Dunn of the Weather Bureau warned of rapid intensification as Edith moves west-northwest, with gales extending 150 miles north and east.
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Miami
Fla
Edith
Gordon Dunn
Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Cape Hatteras, N.C
Connie
Diane
Dunn
MAIDCO Signs For Consultant In Washington
MAIDCO announces a Washington DC consultant will represent Monroe area manufacturers in selling to government agencies. Jack Howard reports the service covers inquiry to contract fulfilment with facilities survey and channel development. Walter Koch handles inquiries. ads run in the New York Journal of Commerce with a state group.
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Monroe Area
Cona Ae
Howard
Walter Koch
Maidco
Monroe
Fines Sought Against Four Northeast Louisiana Trade Schools
The federal government in Shreveport seeks 533 956 in fines from four defunct trade schools over 249 fraudulent veteran training claims. Tallulah Trade School, Richland Parish Colored Trade School of Rayville, Bastrop Vocational School, and Bastrop Trade School face multi‑claim overpayments totaling 17 978 with owners Garnier Cotten Adcock Campbell listed.
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U. S. District Attorney
Shreveport
Northeast Louisiana
Tallulah Trade School
Richland Parish Colored Trade School
Rayville
Bastrop Vocational School
Bastrop Trade School
Tallulah School
Wade J. Garnier
Amite
William V. Garnier
Bastrop
Troy C. Cotten
Ivan P. Campbell
Rayville School
Garnier
J. W. Adcock
Monroe
Cotten
Garniers
Advanced Course In Enforcement Of Law Set Here
An advanced law enforcement course for police officers from nine Northeast Louisiana parishes starts September 6 at Northeast Louisiana State College. The 18 week program covers law of evidence arrest and courtroom procedure. Over 300 officers from 60 parishes are expected to attend, with other courses planned in Metairie Shreveport Alexandria Ruston Lake Charles Natchitoches Hammond Thibodaux and Lafayette.
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Louisiana
Northeast Louisiana State College
Louisiana State University
Ouachita
Morehouse
West Carroll
East Carroll
Richland
Madison
Caldwell
Tensas
Franklin
Metairie
Shreveport
Alexandria
Ruston
Lake Charles
Natchitoches
Hammond
Thibodaux
Lafayette
Joseph W. Brouillette
L. S. U. General Extension
Brouillette
UL. S. A
Missing Child Found Safe In Rugged Ozarks
Cassville Missouri report: two year old Gail Taylor wandered from home amid Ozark hills for 15 hours wearing no clothing. He was found cold but unharmed by his mother and brother near a strawberry patch one half mile from home and taken to Cassville Community Hospital. Two puppies that followed him remained missing.
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Cassville
Ozark Hills
Missouri
Gail Taylor
Bessie Edwards
Joe
Gail
George Smith
Airman Napolean Green Opens Fire Before Court Martial
Broadstairs England Napoleon Green an airman attacked a U S air base four hours before his scheduled court martial. He faces charges of stealing and slashing an English girl. The incident occurred as authorities prepared for the proceedings.
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Broadstairs
Eng
Napoleon Green
U.S
Manpower And Money Sent To Flood Areas
Washington reports a major flood relief effort costing over 100 million dollars with federal funds and agency manpower. President Eisenhower ordered an across agency plan with Congress to reimburse next year. Red Cross raises disaster goal to eight million as 16,562 families remain homeless and 762 homes destroyed.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
The
Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
Honeymoon End Reunites Schmidt And Una In Portland
Airman Daniel C. Schmidt and his wife Una reconciled in Portland after Una had married another man believing Schmidt dead in Red China. The couple met at Schmidt's mother's home and agreed to stay together, with Una saying the match is for keeps if Danny wants her.
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Portland
Ore
Daniel C. Schmidt
Una
Enoc Arden
Schmidt
Red
China
California
Enoch Arden of Tennyson
Nellie Peters
United Press
Danny
French African Conference at a Crucial Stage
French Premier Edouard Faure met in Aix les Bains with four leaders of the Istiqlal party as talks to end bloodshed in Morocco's protectorate moved into a pivotal phase. The nationalist group pressed for a regency arrangement acceptable to Ben Youssef and a Moroccan government including major factions. Faure postponed the meeting to consult personally amid criticism of his compromise efforts.
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Aix Les Bains
France
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Faure
Istiqlal
Ben Moulay Arafa
Ben Youssef
Paris
Socialite Bride Of Officer Dead In Philadelphia
Doris Silver Ostreicher a 22 year old Philadelphia socialite who eloped with Miami motorcycle officer Earl Michael Ostreicher last June was found dead in a friend’s apartment. Police described circumstances as unusual and a homicide squad was notified. The victim’s family lives in Melrose Park and the husband received emergency leave after the death.
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Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Doris Silver Ostreicher
Herman Silver
Food Fair, Inc
Seaboard
Earl Michael Ostreicher
Samuel Manstein
Ostreicher
Melrose Park
Phiadelphia
Miami Beach
Silver Girl
Folkston
Detroit’s Shovel Burglar Captured After Five-Year Hunt
After a five year search police say William E. Schlitz, 44, the so called Shovel Burglar, is in custody. He allegedly looted about 1,000 homes on Friday nights in Detroit's Northwest Side, stealing cash and jewelry then marking the last site with a shovel stake.
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Detroit P
Detroit
William E. Schlitz
Michigan
Ard
Harold A. Brownfield
Civil Defense Auxiliary
Brownfield
Government cites weak procedures in Cutter polio vaccine incident
The Public Health Service says defects in testing led to live virus in Cutter vaccine but found no negligence at Cutter Laboratories. New standards now ensure safeguards against infectious doses in healthy children. Use of Cutter vaccine was suspended in April and resumed only after tightened production and testing rules were adopted by health officials.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
Arthur Beckley
Cutter Question
The
Health Service
Jin A
Youth Admits Slaying of 11-Year-Old Doris Trudeau
In Saco Maine an 11 year old girl Doris Trudeau was found dead in suburban woods allegedly beaten with a pine stick after an argument over toy balloons. Fortunat Michaud 15 a seventh grader at Notre Dame de Lourdes School was arraigned on a murder warrant and denied intent. The case was continued 10 days for counsel.
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Saco
Maine
William T. Roussin
Doris Trudeau
Fortunat Michaud
Atty
William Pe. Donahue
Michaud
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Doris
Donahue
Raymond Kerry
Fortunat
Two Men Rob Local Service Station in $120 Heist
Police report a service station robbery at Ed's Pan Am near Louisville avenue and Walnut street. Two men, neither visibly armed, demanded cash, took $120 from the register, and fled south on Walnut after warning the attendant Edward Chrissenberry.
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Hugh Tolbert
Edward Chrissenberry
Louisville Avenue
Wailnut Street
Chrissenberry
Louisville
Tolbert
Chrissonberry
Walnut
Arkansas
Temperature Near 91 Degrees in Twin City Thursday
The Twin City area faced a forecast of afternoon thunderstorms with a high of 91 degrees and a low of 71. Winds were northeast at about 10 miles per hour as showers predicted for Wednesday failed to materialize.
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Twin City
CAA
Cotton Farmer In Trouble Warns Benson
Bloomington It in Illinois Secretary Ezra Taft Benson warned Thursday that the American cotton farmer is in trouble and cannot remain a residual supplier in world markets. He said cotton is in a legislative straight jacket shrinking both domestic and international demand and urged measures to cut stockpiles and move surpluses, while expanding markets through a limited broadening of the export program.
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Bloomington
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
United States
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