Alumni Of LSU To Meet Tonight At Banquet
LSU Alumni Federation executive secretary T K McKnight is among featured guests at the Ouachita unit alumni banquet at Bayou DeSiard Country Club. Governor Kennon Lt Governor Barham Gen Middleton and other officials attend as talks remain brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. McKnight
Louisiana State University Alumni Federation
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Ouachita Parish
Fifth District
Robert F. Kennon
C. E. Barham
Troy H. Middleton
University
John Hood
Lake Charles
T. P. Heard
Gaynell Tinsley
McKnight
Walter Johnson
Ouachita Unit
General Middleton
Monroe
Alumni Federation
Bienville
Columbia
Plain Dealing
Vinton
Morgan Lindsey Company Honors Several Officials
Morgan Lindsey Inc executives gather at the Virginia Hotel for the second day of their annual convention. I C Davis reports six display rooms and lectures while a general assembly closes the event. Bernie Kosier named Manager of the Year. Davis, Lewis, and Fred Allen awarded 25 year service pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan and Lindsey, Inc
Virginia
I. C. Davis
Davis
Bernie Kosier
Lastore
E. E. Latham
Kosier
Morgan and Lindsey
Lafayette
Camden
Ark
Houston Tex
Houma
C. A. Lewis
Fred Allen
Stockman
Dulles Warns Of One Man Rule Threat To World Peace
Secretary of State Dulles told the Big Four conference that the Soviet bloc and its one man rule pose the real danger to world peace, not the Western defense. He accused Molotov of repeating past justifications for neutrality while pressing for a neutral Germany under Communist influence.
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Berlin
Dulles
Big
Soviet Bloc
Molotov
Germany
Poland
Moscow
Hitler
Russia
Billy Graham Column Debuts in Monroe News-Star
Billy Graham begins a new feature titled My Answer in the Monroe News-Star. The nationally known evangelist, who has spoken to millions, offers guidance to readers as part of the newspaper's expanding column lineup.
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Billy Graham
News-Star
Monroe News- Star
Graham
News- Star
Former Bank Official Albert Horuff Dies in Monroe
Albert Horuff, former vice president of the Central Savings Bank and Trust Co. of Monroe, died Tuesday at his home on Lee Avenue. He served 16 years at the bank, retired in 1938, and then ran a mortgage loan business. Survived by wife, daughter Marie Dell Horuff, granddaughter, brother Frank Horuff of Florida, and sister Mrs. W. R. Cooper. Funeral Wednesday at St Matthew's Church with Rosary tonight. Interment Tiverview Burial Park.
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Albert Horuff
the Central Savings Bank and Trust Co
Monroe
Lee Avenue
Horuff
Central Savings Bank
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Tiverview Burial Park
Travis Oliver, Jr
John Theus
George Trousdale
George Weaks
Ed Crowley
Tom Hayes
Peters Funeral Home
Bernhardt
Marie Dell Horuff
Frank Horuff
Florida
W. R. Cooper
Indianapolis
Ind
Madison
J. Y. Covington
Central Savings Bank & Trust Company
The
Bern
Bank depositor slips away for coffee and loses $200
J A Montague told police he prepared a bank deposit slip and counted $200 before stopping for coffee. He left the money on his desk and returned to find it missing.
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Tulsa
Okla
J. A. Montague
Offensive shapes up as Vietminh drives in Indo China
Vietminh forces in five sectors push toward major gains in Laos and Vietnam. Division 308 crosses into northern Laos and advances on Luang Prabang while Ho Chi Minh deploys eight divisions to press the offensive. Fighting persists around Thakhek and Mekong River areas as rebels seek a negotiating advantage.
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Hanoi
Laos
Luang Prabang
Ho Chi Minh
Red China
Dien Bien Phu
Viet Nam
Muong Khoua
Mekong River
Thakhek
Four Chaplains Memorial Day Proclaimed in Monroe
Monroe mayor John E. Coon proclaims Wednesday February 3 1954 as Four Chaplains Memorial Day to honor the four World War II chaplains aboard the Dorchester whose deaths exemplified democracy and brotherhood across faiths. The proclamation urges all citizens to observe the day and uphold the principle of universal brotherhood.
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Dorchester
John E. Coon
Monroe
Haymes and Hayworth Barricade Hotel Suite In Custody Standoff
Dick Haymes and Rita Hayworth barricaded themselves in a 12th floor Hotel Madison suite in Manhattan to defy two deputy sheriffs serving a civil warrant over alimony arrears to Joanne Dru. The siege began Monday night and continued as attorneys and deputies sought service while a deportation hearing for Haymes loomed.
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New York
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Madison
Maidtown
Manhattan
Haymes
Rita
Edly
Dru
Crum
Miss Hayworth
Aly Khan
Las Vegas
Nev
U. S
Monroe-West Monroe Chamber names 1954 committee chairs
Thomas M. Hayes Jr announces the 1954 committee chairmen and the president’s executive committee. The lineup includes C D McAdams George Tyner Lee Vanderpool E S Girault Jack Masur and Ray Updegraff. Membership, education and transportation roles are detailed with several posts to be announced later. The chamber is mailing membership plaques as dues are paid and issuing wallet cards for long distance calls in emergencies.
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Thomas M. Hayes, Jr
Monroe - West Monroe
George Tyner
Grayson Guthrie
Louis D. Smith
Civic Council
C. D. McAdams
Paul Goldman
Lealis L. Hale
James L. Ewing
Ill
Jack Masur
R. D. Farr, Jr
New Easterling
Harry Frazer
Chamber of Commerce
UN Personnel Soon To Answer To ROK Law
Seoul South Korean Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tai predicted that UN personnel in Korea will soon be held responsible to the government for offenses against Korean law committed off duty. The United States has a similar agreement with Japan.
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Seoul
Pyun Yung Tai
U. N
Korea
United States
Japan
Three Men Sentenced. Transferred to Angola State Prison
Deputy Sheriff Raymond Knowles and Sheriff Bailey Grant moved three inmates to Angola State Prison. Jerry Roberts aged 18, Johnny Fernandez aged 19, and William H. Robinson aged 20 were sentenced last week. Roberts and Fernandez drew two year terms for forgery and burglary respectively, while Robinson received five years after pleading guilty to robbery.
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Angola
Raymond Knowles
Bailey Grant
Grant
Jerry Roberts
Johnny Fernandez
William H. Robinson
Roberts
Fernandez
Robinson
Mrs. C Eichel Dies Sudden While At Park
Mrs. Charles Eichel of 1802 Emerson Street collapsed while raking pine needles with her husband near Forsythe park. She was pronounced dead at Wright Bendel clinic. She had been ill with flu recently but the seizure was unexpected. She is survived by her husband and two nephews. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Charles Eichel
Emerson Street
Monroe
Eichel
Style Shop
Roland Brown
Mike Brown
Denture clue helps nab 73-year-old burglar in Dallas
Dallas police traced a crime to a 73 year old suspect after a missing tooth denture at the scene led to the arrest. The suspect confessed the false teeth were his and were found at his nearby home.
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Dallas
Tex
AFL Urges Immediate Public Works to Lift Economy
AFL leaders meeting in Miami Beach urged President Eisenhower to mobilize public works projects from the shelf to curb unemployment. They warned the jobless count may be higher than government figures, citing a possible 3.35 million decline since June. The council also urged raising the federal minimum wage from 75 cents to $1.25.
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Miami Beach
Fla
AFL
Senhower
L ‘Ng
Aower
Eisenhower
AFL Council
Congress
McCarthy urges court martial for Army major over communist ties
Sen. McCarthy says a major on active duty at Camp Kilmer New Jersey should face court martial after refusing to answer questions about communism. He cites weeks of Senate investigations finding evidence of Communist activity by the officer, including recruiting soldiers and attending a leadership school. The letter to Secretary Stevens, dated yesterday, does not name the officer and notes plans to resign his commission.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Robert T. Stevens
New York
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Groundhog Casts Very Small Shadow on Groundhog Day
Punxsutawney Phil appeared at Gobbler's Knob at 7 03 a m est and cast a 3 foot 2 inch shadow signaling six more weeks of winter. Club president Sam Light said security protected the ceremony amid rival groundhog factions and possible enemy agents.
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Punxsutawney, Pa
Gobbler’s Knob
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club
Br’er Groundhog
Sam Light
Light
Quarryville
Sun Prairie
Wis
James Roosevelt Denies Wife Misconduct Charges
James Roosevelt defends himself against his wife Romelle Schneier's accusations of misconduct with a dozen women. He tells reporters he was blackmailed into signing letters in 1945 admitting adultery to prevent a scandal during his father's presidency.
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James Roosevelt
Romelle Schneider
Slays Wife and Daughter in Slug of Gunfire and Dies
An unemployed man, 68, fatally shot his wife Ethel Seeley 48 and daughter Peggy Anne 18 in their home in Terre Haute. He died four hours later in a gun battle with police near Tulips Inc. The wife had filed for divorce two weeks earlier.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ethel Anne Seeley
Elmer
Patricia Joan Seeley
Seeley
Peggy Anne
Mascot Dog Rabies After Attack Hits 38th Division
The 38th Division reports that 38 American soldiers were treated for potential rabies after a mascot dog attacked them on Sunday. The dog was killed and an autopsy disclosed rabies.
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Korea
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New York Supreme Court
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Corooner
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