Eisenhower And MacArthur Meet At Dulles Home Lunch
United States leaders arrange a key meeting at John Foster Dulles home in Manhattan. Eisenhower and Gen Douglas MacArthur discuss Korea after Eisenhowers Korea trip. Dulles acts as host with no advance disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Quigg
New York
Eisenhower
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhowrs
Korea
MacArthur
Trussman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tokyo
Commodore Hotel
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Upper East Side
Manhattan
Helena
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
National Association of Manufacturers
Injured When Car Hits Train at Walnut Street Crossing
L. F. Taylor of West Monroe was treated at St. Francis after his 1949 Pontiac struck the rear of a Missouri Pacific water tender as the train backed into Strauss and Son's lot around 1:50 a.m. Three cars were across the crossing when the impact occurred. a flagman was on scene. Taylor failed to apply brakes before impact and was taken to the hospital by Mulhearn ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Taylor
North 11Th
West Monroe
St. Francis
Missouri Pacific
Walnut Street
Strauss and Son
Taylor
Rodney Bloomer
Plum
Monroe
Walnut
Mulhearn
Pipeline-Laying Project For United Gas At Louisville
Bids for a four-building United Gas pipeline-laying project at Louisville avenue and 28th street will open January 20 1953 at 11 a.m. Local architects Smith and Padgett estimate the work could reach $500 000. Buildings include a utility structure repair garage truck parking shed and office warehouse all brick one story fireproof with steel partitions asphalt tile floors acoustical ceilings and air conditioning for year round comfort. The project does not affect existing Bernhardt building or Jackson and Harrison offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Gas
Louisville Avenue
28Th Street
Smith & Padgett
Truman orders tight security for U.N. personnel
President Truman directs three government branches to craft a plan to maximize security for U.N. personnel. Atty. Gen. McGranery announced the move, backed by Sen. Wiley, aiming to address U.N. subversive concerns before Eisenhower’s Jan 20 inauguration. Thirty or so U.N. staff had been dismissed amid anti-Communist probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Truman
U. S
United Nations
Atty
James P. McGranery
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Wiley
U. N
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McGranery
U. S. Atty
Myles J. Lane
State and Justice Departments
Civil Service Commission
Th U. N
Tito Vatican break over bishops spat rocks Belgrade ties
Belgrade Premier Marshal Tito cut diplomatic ties with the Vatican after the appointment of Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac to the College of Cardinals. Deputy Foreign Minister Ales Bebler informed Vatican envoy Msgr. Silvio di Oddi of the action while Tito accused the Church of hostile activity and warned of implications for a London visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Vatican
Alojzije Stepinac
College of Cardinals
Ales Bebler
Silvio di Oddi
Msgr
di Oddi
Joseph P. Hurley
Tito
London
Geoffrey Fisher
Britain
Canterbury
Fast recovery of truck ends in quick arrest
Monroe police recovered a stolen truck within 11 minutes after the 9 41 a m report. James Curtis Ray of Baskin was arrested for theft and charged with related offenses after striking a car on DeSiard Street while fleeing. Officer William Hauser helped detain Ray at the Oak Street crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
James Curtis Ray
Route 1
Baskin
Ray
Acme Brick Company
DeSiard Street
Bennie McKary
Church Street
Red Onion Cafe
Seventh and
DeSiard
Oak Street
William Hausher
South Second
Kin Of 'Bad Man' Cook Angry At Exhibition
Oklahoma City officials and relatives of executed murderer William E. Cook clashed over a planned public display of his body. After 15,000 visitors viewed the corpse, his family pressed to halt the event and ship the body to Galena Kansas, charging a hoax and broken promises by funeral operators and city attorney John Connolly who had defended Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Oklahoma City
William E. Cook
Galena
Kas
John Connolly
Connolly
Comanche
Glen Boydston
Boydston
California
Juanita Stevenson
Joplin
Bertha Massingill
Bombers Hit North Korea Supply Lines In Restive Skies
American Sabrejet pilots under heavy airspace combat claim five MIG-15 kills, one probable, and seven damaged across four duels near Mig Alley as Superforts strike two major Communist supply areas in North Korea. Pilots Col. James K. Johnson and 2nd Lt. Paul J. Jacobson are named among the air credits with other officers credited for damage. Fighter-bombers from Fifth Air Force Wings and a Marine group target Red transport lines and battlefield positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
North Korea
James K. Johnson
Phoenix
Paul J. Jacobson
Elmore
Minn
Vincent E. Stacy
Crystal Falls
Mich
Vermont Garrison
Mt. Victoriy
Edwin H. Finlayson
Monticello
Fla
Fifth Air Force
Real Gone Boy Says He Murdered Old Lady After Marijuana
In San Diego the 16 year old Donald S. Crosby is charged with the murder of 67 year old Ida C. Mackeown in her La Jolla home. Crosby admitted stabbing her after encountering her during a yard work request and claimed he had smoked marijuana beforehand. He said a marijuana cigarette dropped from his pocket during the incident and that he washed his hands and discarded the knife before guiding police to the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Donald S. Crosby
Ida C. Mackeown
la Jolla
A. E. Jansen
Paul Walk
Crosby
Army ends abuse claims in 37th Infantry Division probe
The Army announced corrections to abuses found in the 37th Infantry Division and found no evidence of bribery or favoritism in Europe versus Korea assignments. Investigations covered morale, reward books, National Guard Association pressure, and assignment practices in the 145th Infantry Regiment amid staff shortages and warrant officer involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
37Th
Europe
Korea
Ohio National Guard
Camp Polk
Fourth Army
William M. Hoge
Army
National Guard Association
National Guard
145Th Infantry
Farmers receive record 30 billion from market sales
The Agriculture Department reports 1952 farm income at a record 30 billion for January through November. Livestock receipts fell 6 percent to 17 billion while crop sales rose 13 percent to 13 billion due to higher volumes and prices in cotton, wheat, potatoes, corn and truck crops. Overall costs rose 3 percent, keeping net income near last year’s 14.3 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Raiders Escape With Loot From Oakwood Bank
Two men robbed Oakwood State Bank shortly before opening, forcing three officials to open the vault and fleeing in a stolen 1949 blue Ford. The bandits, about 30, wore a hunting jacket and cap and left after loading suitcases with cash. FBI and sheriff officials withheld amount taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood
Tex
Wiley
Lee
F. H. McIntyre
San Antonio
FBI
R. R. Rubbs
Maxine Barnett
Tubbs
Miss Barnett
R. R. Wiley Jr
Texas
Palestine
Ridgway Appeals NATO to Preserve Base-Building Program
General Matthew Ridgway and General Alfred Gruenther urged NATO to back the proposed 430 million dollar base-building plan in Europe. The plan would fund 30 airfields and depots to strengthen Western Europe defense as NATO weighs a compromise to share costs and names Admiral Mountbatten NATO commander in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Matthew B. Ridgway
North Atlantic Treaty Organizations
Europe
Ridgway
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO Council
Defense and Finance
United States
Gruenther
Westren Europe
Earl Mountbatten
NATO
Mediterranean
United Nations Debates Morocco Settlements Debated Today
The United Nations General Assembly Political Committee plans a final debate and vote on two rival resolutions urging France and Morocco to resolve their dispute. Asian and Arab nations push for Morocco sovereignty and accord with the UN Charter while Latin American nations seek progress toward free political institutions. Pakistan urged amending the Latin American draft to aim for self government for Moroccans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U. N
Morocco
France
North African
General Assembly
Law of Nations
Pakistan
Acuse Official of Misconduct By Harry Snyder
Washington investigators confronted former U S attorney Robert E Collier with accusations that Tobias E Diamond abused his office He testified that Diamond tried to force settlement of a civil claim by threatening members of a Miami firm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
U. S
Iowa
Robert E. Collier
Judiciary
Justice Department
Tobias E. Diamond
Miami
Fla
Funeral Services Set For Victims Of Wreck
Two Monroe youths died Tuesday in an automobile collision near Bastrop. Vasco G. Tefas 21 and James Rufus Laing 23 were killed when Tejas car collided with Milton Cockrell, Bastrop sanitary inspector, who survived with broken bones. Greek Orthodox services for Tefas set at Grace Episcopal Church Thursday at 2 pm. Laing to be honored at Mulhearn Chapel Thursday at 10 am. Both buried in Riverview cemetery. Tejas pronounced dead at Bastrop General Hospital. Laing died hours later after never regaining consciousness. Cockrell hospitalized at Garner clinic with broken bones and stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bastrop
Vasco G. Tefas
George Tefas
Stubbs Avenue
James Rufus Laing
W. R. Laing
Louisville Avenue
Tejas
Milton Cockrell
Cockrell
Tefas
Grace Episcopal Church
Michael Nakrides
Shreveport
Mulhearn Funeral
Riverview Cemetery
Laing
Mulhearn Funeral Home
H. L. Johns
First Methodist Church
Bastrop General Hospital
Garnier
Bas
Bastrop Man Sentenced in Morals Case
Dotson Turner 25 of Bastrop drew one year at hard labor in Angola after being found guilty by a fireman jury of carnally knowing a 15 year old girl. Judge Jesse S. Heard handed down the sentence. A witness testified the girl showed signs of intercourse after Turner gave her a ride home. Prosecution said the act followed Turner driving friends home from a movie. Alongside this, jury selection for Larchie Anderson’s simple arson case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Angola
Dotson Turner
Turner
Jesse S. Heard
Fourth Judicial District
Jack Rawls
Larchie Anderson
Charity donations list honors memory and supports children
A long donor roll documents memorials and gifts totaling various amounts for Christmas relief and a program to help children. Names include Toulmin Hunter Ewing uncles John and Wilson Ewing, Betty Miles, Pauline and Lester Kranz, Mrs. C. Bell, Mrs. O. D. Smith, and many others along with organizations like Montgomery Insurance Agency and North Monroe Lions Club supporting a holiday fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulmin Hunter Ewing
John Ewing
Wilson Ewing
James L. Ewing, III
C. C. Bell
Sarah
Co. C. Bell
W. B. Inabnet
O. D. Smith
Betty Miles
Mer Rouge
B. J. Breard
C. T. Johnson
E. H. Osterman
Pauline
Lester Kranz
Judy
Steve
James A. Noe
Gay Noe McLendon
James A. Noe, Jr
Linda McRae Noe
Gordon B
the Old Scotchman
Joy Sterling
Katherine Bebee
Belle Watts
W. A. Watson
Leonard Flynn
Larry Flynn
Truman Flynn, Jr
J. M. Breard
Bros
Firm Pays 53 Thousand Tax Bill to Morehouse Sheriff
A Louisiana Light and Power Co. tax check for 53,260.41 dollars was handed to Sheriff Robert Harp in Bastrop Morehouse Parish for 1952 real and personal property taxes. A. O. Evans, division manager, presented the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Louisiana Light and Power Co
Morehouse Parish
Robert Harp
A. O. Evans
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United Gas Corp
Ike
Bernhardt
Jackson and
Harrison Streets
Stepinac
Ernest P. Goors
Glassport
Air Force
Okinawa
Old Lady
Gen. Gruenther
Harry Snyder
Morehouse
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