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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1952

Page

3

Truman Defends Korea Policy After MacArthur Clash

The article recalls President Truman criticizing MacArthur after firing him in 1951. Truman cites Wake Island meeting claims as misinformation and notes 14,000 miles travelled to meet MacArthur. He denies a Korea peace plan details and opposes a conference with Eisenhower or MacArthur unless they have concrete talks.

Truman MacArthur Wake Island Korea U. S Germany

Death of Mrs. Vivian Turnbow in Los Angeles to Mangham funeral

Mrs. Vivian Turnbow aged 45 of Los Angeles died there on December 3. Her remains will reach Rayville Thursday evening and be taken to her sister Mrs. C E Tillman in Mangham Friday morning. Funeral at Mangham Baptist Church 2:00 p m Friday with Rev C W Jones and others officiating. Burial in Gwinn Cemetery Mangham under Mulhearn Funeral Home Rayville. Survived by mother Mrs E M Gregory Castor and three brothers and three sisters. Pallbearers named.

Vivian Turnbow Los Angeles California Rayville C. E. Tillman Mangham Mangham Baptist Church C. W. Jones Lael Jones J. H. Huckabee Mulhearn Funeral Home Gwinn D. T. Methvin Jack Chandler Castor

Funeral services for Mrs Angie Massony Grayson held in Natchez

Services were held at St Mary's Cathedral Natchez for Mrs Angie Massony Grayson a Wat erproof native who died in a Natchez hospital. Interment was in Meterie Cemetery New Orleans. Survivors include husband Louis B Grayson of Grayson four sisters and three brothers. Foster's Funeral Home Natchez in charge. Joe Hague 86 of Corey La died in a local hospital. Funeral Friday 2 pm Hall Funeral Home with Msgr J C Marsh officiating and interment Riverview Burial Park. He leaves a son a daughter a grandson and a niece and nephew. Pallbearers listed.

Ferriday St. Mary’s Cathedral Natchez Angie Massony Grayson Waterproof Meterie New Orleans John P. Quinn St. Joseph and Waterproof Catholic Angela Mary Ann Massony Louis B. Grayson Grayson Mary Hendrick Cammilla Massony Rosy Massony John Q. Hays College Station Tex A. A. Massony J. J. Massony Westwego A. Massony Winnsboro Foster Joe Hague Corey Chapel of the Hall Funeral Home Msgr. J. C. Marsh Riverview Burial Park Hague Clarence Hague Bernard W. Hayes Monroe el Paso Ed Jones Alice Jones Fred Roland L. T. Pender James

Crusade drive urges support for freedomgrams

The article reports on a Crusade campaign aimed at Red enslaved people urging citizens to sign freedomgrams and donate from ten cents upward to fund more radio stations broadcasting the truth about America and its people, as stated by Rice.

America Rice

Four Charged in FBI and Postal Loyalty Indictments

Jury and Orwick face two counts while Adgreen has one count of making false statements to FBI agents and de Rosier two counts to the Post Office loyalty board. De Rosier, a postal employee, and Mrs. Russell deny meeting a Klansmen committee to block Negroes from Carver Village. Indictments name the Edison Center Civic Association as opposing housing for Black residents. McGranery announced the indictments in Washington.

Orwick Adgreen FBI de Rosier Post Office Department Russell

Fernstream Sinks During Thin Dawn Rescue Effort

The Fernstream carrying 42 crew members took to lifeboats as the 416 foot vessel of 4980 gross tons sank at 8:06 a m PST after going under while the tide was leaving. A crew member sustained a wrist injury and was brought to Fort Point aboard a lifeboat. Coast Guard patrol boats aided three fast rescue craft in the operation.

Fernstream Coast Guard A. Kristensen Fort Point

World’s Largest Elevator Stands in Albany Port

The enormous single unit grain elevator in Albany New York claims the title of the world’s largest. It towers over the port and has a capacity of 13 500 000 bushels.

Port of Albany, N. Y

Health nurses meet for prenatal nutrition training

The Northeast Louisiana public health nurses held their regular in service meeting at the Ouachita Parish Health Unit. The session focused on Nutrition in the Prenatal Period with speakers from the State Health Department and regional health staff.

Public Health Nurses Northeast Louisiana Ouachita Parish Margaret Moore State Department of Health Louisa Popham Louise Guidry Norther Region T. D. Boaz, Jr Division of Local Health Services Northern Region New Orleans Louise Popham Anna Tatman East Carroll Parish Vergie Harlow Jackson Parish Edith Fentan Winn Parish Thelma Applewhite Franklin Parish Harriet Foster Morehouse Parish Florene Kelley Union Parish Billy Ware Richland Parish Nevis Fair June Moore Josephine Everett Lincoln Parish Charlotte Wooley Ethel Trapp Alyce Jones Allyne Rogers Pauline Tarver Odie Lee Gossett Crippled Children’s Section Northeast

Toggery Sells Orlon Suits

The Toggery introduces Orlon fiber flannel and tweed suits and slacks that resist wrinkles and hold shape. J B Pickens notes Orlon blends with Orion wool create lighter, durable garments popular for travel. Limited quantities available in regular sizes.

du Pont Orion Orlon Pickens Department of Agriculture

Daughdril elected president of Louisiana School Librarians

Mrs Lucile A Daughdril librarian at the local high school was chosen president of the Louisiana School Librarians Association at its New Orleans convention. Miss Jane Eden Carsten of Southwestern Louisiana Institute became vice president and Daughdril will attend the National School Librarians Association convention in Chicago February 2 to 6 1953.

Arcadia Lucile A. Daughdril Louisiana School Librarians’ Association New Orleans Jane Eden Carsten Southwestern Louisiana Institute Lafayette State School Library Association Daughdril National School Librarians’ Association Edgewater Beach Chicago Louisiana School Library Association Brookhaven Miss Louisiana State University Louisiana

Towers Shown As Phone Aids At Monroe Kiwanis

Charles Dupree of Louisiana Bell Telephone explained radio relays using models at the Virginia Hotel. He described towers on the same plane with four top funnels for receiving and transmitting, materials used, and how waves can be interrupted or amplified. Henry Tomasas was inducted into the Monroe Kiwanis Club by Jimmie Hirsch.

Monroe Kiwanis Club Virginia Charles Dupree Louisiana Bell Telephone Company Mr. Dupree Bill Roy Henry Tmosas Monroe Kiwanis Club Jimmie Hirsch

Youth Hurt In Oil Rig Mishap Near Waterproof

A 19 year old from Tullos, Claude M. Terral, is hospitalized in Ferriday with multiple injuries after being struck by machinery on an oil rig near Waterproof. Doctors report a double fracture in the right arm, broken jaws, a broken nose, skull fracture, and several lost teeth. The Burt and Glen Lee Company of Olla operates the rig.

DNA Tullos Ferriday Waterproof Claude M. Terral Burt and Glen Lee Company Olla

Land Vertebrates Evolve From Reptile Ancestors

The text traces land mammals and birds to land reptiles, which themselves arose from amphibian stock with fish as their forebears. It presents a simplified evolutionary lineage from fish through amphibians to reptiles and then to derived land animals.

Supreme Court debated major point of dispute on school segregation

The Supreme Court hears three days of arguments on the constitutionality of separate schools for white and Negro students. Virginia AG J Lindsay Almond warned that outlawing segregation could destroy Virginia's public schools, while South Carolina's John W Davis defended keeping segregation. NAACP's Thurgood Marshall urged observers to expect lawfulness among Southern whites, as the Court weighs possible end to the 1896 separate but equal doctrine.

Washington Supreme Court South Carolina Virginia Delaware District of Columbia Kansas J. Lindsay Almond John W. Davis Thurgood Marshall National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP South Davis

Korean GIs 10 Enroll in Tech at Louisiana Tech

Ouachita Parish Korean conflict veterans are set to enroll at Louisiana Tech for the spring semester starting February 2. Vetville housing offers rooms with utilities for as low as 20 dollars monthly, dorm fees total 184 dollars per semester, while a full course schedule spans six schools. Military service backflow and veteran enrollment rise noted by Maj. Gen. Hershey, with VA data showing about 100,000 Korean veterans in college by December.

Agriculture and Forestry Arts and Sciences Business Administration Engineering Home Economics the Bulletin Veterans Administration

Fast Teeth Advertisement for Denture Powder

Many wearers of false teeth fear embarrassment as plates drop or wobble. Sprinkle FASTEETH, the etherine powder, on dentures to hold them more firmly and feel comfortable. It does not sour and helps control plate odor. Available at any drug store.

Surrender in Missouri ends Arkansas jail break

Two escapees from Whit County Jail in Searcy Arkansas, led by Richard Lee Buchanan and Edward Lee Miller, were captured near Lebanon Missouri after a high speed running gun battle with police. A third suspect, Jack Randall, remains at large. Officers fired multiple rounds during the pursuit and recovered a stolen .22 pistol.

Lebanon Arkansas Missouri State Highway Patrol Richa Lee Buchanan Boise Ida Edward Lee Miller S Louis Buchanan Whit Searcy Ark Las Jack Randall Springfield Miller Ecape Kansas Muskogee Okla White County

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W. L. Tillman Grover Burgess Fred Rushing, Jr Roy Lebranc Alvin Brunson Aubrey Parham Angie Grayson Silverstein New Toggery Sells ‘Orlon MRS State School Librarians’ Assn Rex-Ray Underwriter’s Laboratory Wya. An’s DeSiard By Karl Bauman Louisiana Tech Selective Service Bulletin Washington, D. C Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Mnitemey Missouri Boston Mass United States PHONO
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