Mrs Daisy Chapman dies in Ouachita Parish at 72
Daisy E Chapman age 72 lifelong Ouachita Parish resident died in Hodge after a lengthy illness. Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at Beulah Methodist Church with burial in Beulah Cemetery under Kilpatrick Funeral Home of Ruston. Survived by daughter Mrs G K Emory of Choudrant two sons J D Chapman of Hodge and Ralph Chapman of Palatka Florida two brothers L H Averett and Bennie Averett both of West Monroe and one sister Mrs W L Lacey of West Monroe.
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Daisy Chapman Ruston
Daisy E. Chapman
Ouachita Parish
Hodge
Beulah
J. D. Chapman
Ralph Chapman
Palataka
Fla
L. H. Averett
West Monroe
Bennie Averett
W. L. Lacey
Budenz Names 30 Communists in Senate Hearing
Budenz testified yesterday that he identified 30 persons as former Communist party members during his quit in 1945. Harold M. Keele read the list as Budenz asserted his access to party documents and personal experience. Emerson denied ever belonging to the Communist party and called the accusation unfounded.
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Harold M. Keele
Budenz
Emerson
Yale Law School
New Haven
Adent
Communist
Good Fellows Help Bring Holiday Cheer in Twin Cities
The Twin Cities see thanks to city administrations for truck use and to Ouachita Baking Co for 100 oversized loaves. Cub Scout packs 131 and 31 contributed canned goods while B. B. Martin led the effort with volunteers ensuring bags were filled for less fortunate residents.
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Ildren
Twin Cities
Ouachita Baking Company
Cub Scout
B. B. Martin
Jack Hesketh
Ike Chooses Morse as General for Farm Roles
Ike selects Morse as general for farm managers and rural appraisers with a long church service in St. Louis area. Morse, born January 21, 1896 on a farm in Carthage Missouri, studied at Missouri University Agriculture College in 1924 and worked as an agricultural economist and with the Missouri Farm Bureau.
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Amercan Society of
Christian
Disciples of Christ) Church
Carthage
Agriculture Ge
University of Misssouri
Missouri Farm Bureau
Eisenhower
Morse Cmme
Eisenhower Plans Christmas With Family At Columbia Home
President elects grandson Dwight David, 4, Barbara Anne, 3, and Susan 11 months join their mother at General Eisenhower's Columbia University home on Morning Side Heights. The family arrives after a conference on government reorganization with former President Hoover and plans to trim a Christmas tree for the children of John Eisenhower, an Army major in Korea.
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New York
Hoover
Eisenhower
John
Korea
Dwight David
Barbara Anne
Susan
Columbia University
Morningside Heights
Highland Falls
N. Y
West Point
Christmas Leave Trio In Bastrop Auto Crash
Airman Finley and two fellow servicemen on Christmas leave were traveling through Bastrop en route to Oak Grove after a boxing match in Monroe when Finley swerved while pulling back onto the road. A baby died of a crushed skull after arrival at Bastrop hospital. Police expected charges against Finley as investigation continued. The infant’s body rests at Robinson funeral home with relatives arriving later.
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Boyd
Siebley
Finley
Williamson
Curtis
Bastrop
Oak Grove
Monroe
Bastrop Hospital
Robinson Funeral Home
Stripper in Oklahoma Gun Duel Ends with Death
The 23 year old exotic dancer Miss Shonnae spoke to reporters after a Dallas entanglement with rival Ailes. A gun battle with Rosenfield left him dead and Miss Shonnae wounded by a powder burn while fleeing to Cedarvale Oklahoma. She and Ailes faced a bond and examining hearing in Justice Glen Byrd's court.
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Ailes
Oklahoma City
Hughes
Rosenfield
Cedarvale
Okla
Arbuckle Mountains
Miss Shonnae
Dallas
FBI Takes Over Fails In His Statement
Justice Department officials declined to elaborate as FBI agents took over the case. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey also declined comment while New York based investigators pursued the state level angle.
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Justice Department
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Waterfront graft probe targets New York shipping profits
Crime Commission head Joseph Kaitz said the group would offer FBI assistance. Dewey plans to hand over power to Herbert Brownell as attorney general January 20. The waterfront probe seeks background on dock rackets draining an estimated 350 million dollars from New York City's seven billion dollar shipping industry.
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Crime Commission
Joseph Kaitz
FBI
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
McGranery
Eisenhower
State Crime Commission
Albany
New York City
Pope criticizes capitalism and unions in social justice call
The Pope denounces Communist led regimes as vast regions where souls and bodies bend under absolute power and warns that even in free economies labor unions and bosses suppress worker rights through party registration and monopoly driven control. He urges solidarity and redistribution toward the common good.
Orleans Coroner Attacks 6000 Cut In Budget
New Orleans reports Dr. Nicholas Chetta Orleans parish coroner condemned a $6000 reduction from the coroner’s 1953 budget. He cited inadequacies in vital tests tied to the Cooper murder case and blasted Council for not valuing crime detection from a medico legal view after the panel approved only $2000 of an $8000 request for lab equipment.
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New Orleans
Nicholas Chetta
Orleans Parish
Cooper
James L. Diddie Cooper
Chetta
Commission Council
Coroner’s Office
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis With Creomulsion
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New Move In Cleanup Drive
Senator Wiley reports a plan to purge subversives from United Nations staff after a grand jury report on Communist infiltration. He says the Civil Service Commission will lead the housecleaning with State and Justice Departments, and notes eighteen U N employees were dismissed as security risks.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
United Nations
Wiley
U. N. General Assembly
Robert Ramspeck
Civil Service Commission
Ramspeck
U. S
U. N
New York
Truman
Eisenhower
State and Justice Departments
Civil Service
Truman Nominates Nash as Administrative Assistant
President Truman promoted Phillip Nash to administrative assistant to the President. Nash, 43, a Wisconsin native and cranberry producer, has advised on minority problems since 1946. The promotion raises his salary to 15000 a year for the remaining weeks of the administration. The White House called it one of the major Christmas gifts.
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Washington
Truman
Phillip Nash
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Nash
Communist Party
Wisconsin
White House
Christmas Surprise Lifts polio family in Western New York
Neighbors raise gifts and a decorated tree for Walter Green and his five hospitalized children in Ellicottville. Charles and Kenneth return home from the hospital for Christmas as Bertha and Roland remain in care, with hope for a shared holiday soon.
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Paul Thomson
N. Y
Walter Green
Charles
Kenneth
Milford
Bertha
Roland
St. Francis Hospital
Green Farm
Ellicottville
Mary Casella
James Ward
Lynn Eddy
New York
Mrs. Green
Green
How to Remove High Shine from Varnish
To dull a glossy varnish use diluted denatured alcohol on thin cheesecloth and wipe lightly in straight strokes. A lemon oil and rotten stone paste can assist but apply with a light hand to avoid damage.
Full Story Of Tojo Executions Revealed By King Magazine
The Tokyo magazine King reports a six month investigation into the 1948 executions of Gen Hideki Tojo and six others. It describes cremation at Kuboyama in Yokohama and partial ash recovery, later reburials in Yokohama and Nagano, with U.S. officials present and ashes allegedly dumped at sea.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
King
Yokohama
Tojo
Pacific
Kuboyama
Bandits Rob Farmers & Merchants Bank in Reyno
Two gunmen staged a daylight robbery of 33 090 dollars at the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Reyno Arkansas. They forced three employees into a ventilated vault and escaped in a five passenger Chevrolet coupe. No clues have been found.
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Reyno
Ark
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Randolph County
Rex Harper
Glenn Brown
Muriel Butler
Oustean Ahrent
Mrs Thornhill Dies In Columbia After Long Residency
Eva Bridger Thornhill, daughter of C. P. Thornhill, died in Monroe hospital early Wednesday. Funeral planned at First Methodist Church, Columbia, where she was a longtime member. time not announced. She lived most of her life in Columbia and was active in community and church affairs. Survived by son J Bridgor Thornhill, two granddaughters Frances Hickman and Mrs. W. F. McClelland. Flowers requested to be omitted.
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Eva Bridger Thornhill
C. P. Thornhill
Monroe Hospital
First Methodist Church
Colubia
Riser Funer
Columbia
Thornhill
Monroe
Frances Hickman
Ann Arbor
Mich
W. F. McClelland
Los Angeles
Calif
Child’s Bobcat Mystery Stuns Jackson Residents
Eight year old Richard Cutter claimed he killed a big wildcat with a cap pistol. He returned with a 30 pound bobcat in a red wagon. Neighbors and photographers watched as the dead animal, apparently long dead, prompted baffled excitement in Jackson city.
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Jackson
Miss
Dee
Richard Cutter
B. D. Wade
Richard
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