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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
8
Shantz Tops Year as Outstanding Athlete in Philadelphia
Bobby Shantz star pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics was named the year's outstanding athlete by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. He led AL pitchers in winning percentage with 24 wins and seven losses, edging Robin Roberts and others among the notable voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Shantz
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Mathias
Stanford
Horace Ashenfelter
Penn State
Rocky Marciano
Athletics
Davis Cup Teams Ready for Tough Adelaide Challenge
In Adelaide the American and Australian Davis Cup squads prepare for the Monday start of the Challenge Round. Captain Vic Seixas plans light practice and a Christmas tree gathering while Frank Sedgman returns to peak form. Cooler temps yesterday linger as the teams brace for heat and long matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
Adelaide
Australia
Vic Seixas
Memorial Drive Stadium
Frank Sedgman
Harry Hopman
Seixas
Straight Clark
Tony Trabert
Mercury
Trabert
Italian Boxing Imports To Feature Boston Card
Italian boxing imports from Milan and Rome arrive to headline a January 5 card at Boston Arena. Italo Scortichini meets Wilbur Wilson in a 10 round welterweight bout and Paolo Rosi faces Joey Cam in a featherweight clash. Archie Moore and Sandy Saddler are linked as managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlie Johnston
Archie Moore
Sandy Saddler
Boston Arena
Italo Scortichini
Milan
New England
Wilbur Wilson
Paolo Rosi
Rome
Joey Cam
Notre Dame Halfback Johnny Lattner Dominates 1952 Irish Stats
Johnny Lattner, Notre Dame's All-America halfback, led the 1952 Irish in rushing and interceptions, was second in receiving and scoring, and punted 64 times for a 36.6 average. He also ranked high in punt returns, kickoff returns, and fumble recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Ind
Johnny Lattner
Chicago
Johnny
Notice of Ordinance and Public Inspection
City notices declare ordinance to close a segment of street between Swayze Street and Twenty-Ninth Street for public use and repeal conflicting ordinances. Public inspection lasts one week before final adoption. Secretary-Treasurer P A Poag signed December 24, 1952. Monroe Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayze Street
Twenty - Ninth Street
Perenne Ettien
POAG
Emerson Avenue
Marie Place
Orell Place
P. A. Poag
Onroe
Southern Hardware Co., Ltd
Southern Hardware Co. Ltd
Monroe
Lowisiana
Walnut Street
Louisiana
TRE Southern Hardware Co., Ltd
Albert Marx
Louisians
Nylon furs preview at British Industries Fair
Visitors to the British Industries Fair next spring will see nylon furs including a mink lookalike. The cloth will mimic ocelot and Persian lamb and cost far less than real furs, with full-length coats under 150 dollars. Ex miners from County Durham train to cut the fabric under London furrier supervision. Nylon fur is washable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
County Durham
Langer Faces Possible Senate Challenge Over Seating
Sen. Langer of North Dakota said a move to bar his seating may arise as the new Congress opens. He predicted it will fail and vowed to chair the judiciary panel, with possible foreign relations duties. Several senators denied any such move and no petition had been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Langer
Senate
Judiciary Committee
North Dakotan
Congress
J.B. Bridston
North Dakota
Bridston
Hugh Butler
R-Neb
Republican Committee
GOP
Sen
Ferguson
R-Mich
Fuzzy
Santa’s Sleigh Triumphs Over Jet Bomber In North Pole Tale
AP writer HAL BOYLE retells a playful North Pole scene where Santa Claus fights a broken runner and a modern jet bomber, then restores his old sleigh with an icicle runner. The elves, Mrs. Claus, and eight reindeer insist on delivering presents using the traditional sleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
North Pole
Santa Claus
Santa
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Mr. Forge
Hopeful For Handicapped Students In Omaha School
Attendance at Opportunity School in Omaha has risen to 15 as three mothers organize to provide an educational fair shake for handicapped children unable to compete in regular schools. Classes include reading, numbers, dancing and music. teachers begin full-time service this fall with therapy tied to home learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
Opportunity School
Omaha
Lister
Claude Thompson
TV Aerials Face Skepticism Over Weather Swings
A Wisconsin woman blames nearby television aerials for heavy rains and snows that damaged her crocus plants, but Admiral Corp electronics engineers dispute the claim. They note erratic weather patterns exist while TV growth remains steady nationwide. Chicago logged record snowfall last winter with unusual spring rain, followed by dry summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Admiral Corp. Electronics
Masons Induct At Cadeville Lodge No 229
Officers for the coming year were elected and installed at a recent Cadeville Masonic Lodge No 229 meeting. Leading the lodge will be C. P. Arrant as worshipful master with L. E. Arrant senior warden and Buddy Griggs junior warden. Other officers include Charlie Griggs treasurer Kenneth Brown secretary Harold Thomas senior deacon Bill Caples junior deacon Ira Tagram chaplain Carlton Herrod tyler Julius Briggs senior steward Charles Hebert junior steward Newson Mize master of ceremonies and Howard Brown marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadeville Masonic Lodge
C. P. Arrant
L. E. Arrant
Buddy Griggs
Charlie Griggs
Kenneth Brown
Harold Thomas
Bill Caples
Ira Tagram
Carlton Herrod
Tyler
Julius Briggs
Charles Hebert
Newson Mize
Howard Brown
Marshall
White Xmas Dream For Most People
United Press notes a white Christmas remains unlikely for most of the nation on Wednesday as snow falls in the Southwest and mountains. Oklahoma to New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle see four inch accumulations near Guymon and into Hutchinson Kansas, with cooler temps in the 20s to 30s expected coast to coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Texas Panhandle
Guymon
Okla
Hutchinson
Kan
Colorado
Wyoming
Midwest
New England
Carolinas
Georgia
Northwest
Washington
Oregon
West
California
Los Angeles
British turbine enables peat as industrial fuel
New British gas turbine engine can process peat, historically uneconomical, into usable fuel. The open cycle internal combustion turbine, rated at 750 kilowatts, works with a press that removes two thirds of the water from peat, originally 90 percent water. Exhaust heat completes drying, allowing drying independent of weather or season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Information Service
Berlin King’s 1813 Call Urges Berliners to Rise
Hans Renner holds a copy of the Berlin News dated March 23, 1813. It contains a message signed by King Frederick William IV urging the people of Berlin to rise against Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canada
Hans Renner
Berlin News
Frederick Wilhelm IV
Berlin
Napoleon
Spellman Arrives In Korea For Brief Tour
Cardinal Spellman arrives in Korea to spend Christmas with Allied troops. He meets President Rhee and senior officers, donates $10,000 to Korean welfare, and visits multiple hospitals greeting wounded soldiers from the U N backed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman
Korea
New York
Capitol
Syngman Rhee
James A. van Fleet
Col
J. T. Kilcoyne
San Francisco
Eighth Army
van Fleet
U. S. 8Th Army
Rhee
America
121St
Kilcoyne
Blessed Sacrament
Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
Night Service at Southside Methodist Church
Rev Lea Joyner will lead a candlelight Communion at 11 30 p m tonight with an offering for the building fund. The program features a candlelight processional Adeste Fideles Christmas carols and a choral service led by Robert Warner with Mrs J W Keith soloist and Mrs C L Harris on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Methodist Church
Lea Joyner
Salvation Army kettle drive totals reach 2529 dollars
The Salvation Army kettle campaign in the Twin Cities raised a grand total of 2529.45 dollars through Tuesday. Donors gave 125.45 that day with Woolworth 27.21, Central Bank 50.81, post office 11.12 and Ouachita Bank 56.31. Workers visited Charity Hospital T B sanitarium and parish jail delivering fruit candy and toys to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Twin Cities
Rand
Woolworth
Central Bank
Post Office
Ouachita Bank
Kettles
Anna Thorn
Billie Gates
Charity Hospital
T. B. Sanitarium
Reds Replace Grafters Hong Kong
The Sing Tao Pao Canton dispatch reports 60 percent of Kwangtung province customs bureau officials were accused of corruption. Replacements are government workers from northern provinces to root out graft as they know no local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Sing Tao Pao
Canton
Kwangtung Province
Customs Bureau
River Flood Stages Change Amid Rising Waters
Flood warnings show river stages rising over 24 hours with notable stage change across counties. Officials urge precaution as rise threatens low-lying areas and infrastructure.
Veteran Solon Wilds Dies After Illness and Fall
Richard S. Wilds 84, longtime Wildsville resident and former Louisiana state representative, died at St. Francis sanitarium after a two week illness following a fall at home. Funeral at St Matthew’s Church with burial in Catholic cemetery. described as a 100 percent Huey Long supporter and a leader in free text books and highway improvements. Survived by three sons, one daughter, and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S
Uncle Dick) Wilds
St. Francis Sanitarium
Wildsville
Ferriday
Louisiana
Birthday sparks a lifetime of metalwork in Providence
In Providence Illinois 90 year old Otho Lighter celebrated his birthday by returning to his workshop. He left school at 14 to learn blacksmithing, shoeing horses, and mounting rubber tires on carriage wheels before the pneumatic era. At 41 he adapted to sheet metal work and still arrives first at the shop at 5:45 each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
Otho
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