Trial of Dr Sander Opens With Air Injection Charge
Jurors view the hospital death scene as the state seeks to convict Dr. Sander of first degree murder for injecting air into Mrs. Abbie Borreto. Foreman Louis Cutter's wife is said to have died of cancer last Palm Sunday, a fact noted by jurors and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander
Nrs
Harold J. Loverud
Leona
Cutter
Abbie C. Borreto
Manchester
Hillsboro County
Dallas Cutter
Cutters
Dr. Sander
William L. Phinney
Gl-man
Phinney
Harold E. Wescott
Wescott
Pr. Sander
Louis Cutter
Hillsboro
Baother
Dallas
Borroto
Thomas F. O’brien
Craig
Arthur Healy
Borreto
Reginald
Lewis and Laughlin Steel wage fight looms with concessions
In the coal strike story Lewis demands a 95 cent daily pay rise and a 15 cent welfare fund boost, while operators resist. About 2,000 smaller coal companies face changes as the national dispute reshapes costs and potential contract terms amid court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
National Coal Association
Fair Enough on Collective Bargaining Reform
The piece argues collective bargaining props up the inept and shifts blame onto the federal government. It criticizes government meddling in private business and urges informed challenge to 1933 era policies. It credits Gen. Wedemeyer for counsel and notes veterans and youth were too young to judge then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wedemeyer
Truman Urges Moscow Peace Conference Amid Cold War Tensions
Former embassy official Randall argues US Russia accord on arms control is rising in feasibility since the Cold War began. He says H-bomb fears push need for a Moscow peace conference with Britain and possibly other nations. President Truman cites democracy’s defense through unity and readiness to use force if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell E. Randall
Air Force
Moscow
Randall
United States
Britain
Russia
Mr. Truman
George Washington National Masonic Memorial
Alexandria
America
Washington
Deaths in Jonesboro and surrounding area
The sequence lists multiple funeral notices from Jonesboro and nearby towns. Mrs. E. R. Hall, 15, dies at home with funeral set for Friday at Edmonds chapel. burial in Jonesboro Cemetery. C. E. Miller, 87, funeral Thursday at Edmonds, interment Greenwood Cemetery, Ruston, pallbearers named. Maymie Watts Ross funeral held at Mulhearn with burial Hasley Cemetery. survivor details include brother Frank Watts and multiple half siblings. Ross linked to Monroe and Don Juan Filliol lineage. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hall
Jonesboro
Edmonds Funeral Chapel
L. A. Tall Bernice
New York City
R. N. Hall
St. Louis
M. M. Hall
Houston
Tex
C. E. Miller
A. A. McKnight
Greenwood Cemetery
Ruston
Jack Wyatt
Billy Wyatt
James Miller
Ted Dollar
Roy Blain
Grover Payne
Dan Haigler
Earl Cannon
John Miller
Leesville
Ben Miller
Quincy
Calif
S. A. Holt
Lake Providence
O. E. Hendrix
Wyatt
Maymie Watts Ross
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Ernest Holloway
Hasley Cemetery
Building Permits Issued For Two Cabins And Home Upgrades
Robert Layton receives permits to erect two cabins at 711 and 713 Seventeenth Street with day labor and a total cost of 1900 dollars. William Hadden gets a permit to remodel the porch at 1010 North Sixth Street for 300 dollars under M L Moody supervision. Paul Murphy is authorized to remodel a dwelling at 507 Carlton Street costing 4800 dollars with day labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Layton
Seventeenth Street
William Haddad
North Sixth Street
M. L. Moody
Paul Murphy
Carlton Street
Car Fire Extinguished on Jackson Street
Firemen from engine company 2 extinguished a car blaze in the 1400 block of Jackson Street at 10 36 p m Wednesday. The 1946 Plymouth owned by A D Lyon suffered brake fire damage only the emergency brake was damaged as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine Company 2
Jackson Street
A. D. Lyon
Britons vote as Attlee faces close Labour-Conservative race
The Westminster district polls opened as Attlee and Mrs. Attlee campaigned from Labor HQ in London. Voters faced grey dawn lines and mixed weather across England as turnout was expected high. Liberals hedge, Labor and Conservatives vie for a parliamentary majority with 1,868 candidates for 625 Commons seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Downing Street
Attlee
Labor Party
Walthamstow West
London
Trafalgar Square
Picadilly Circus
England
Scotland
Wales
Irle
Laborites
Birmingham
Air Ministry
Britain
New State Man
Nation
Liverpool
Churchill
Liberal Party
Herbert Morrison
Sayin
Hyde Park House
Morrison
Ernest Bevin
Transport House
Monroe Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued list four couples from the Monroe and West Monroe areas. D. D. Cooper 28 and Maggie Lee Evans 30 of Monroe. Charles Franklin Tolbird 27 and Mary Ellen Williams 18 of West Monroe. Jessie Paul Owens 39 and Ida Mae Cooksey 28 of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Cooper
Maggie Lee Evans
Monroe
Charles Franklin Tolbird
Mary Ellen Williams
West Monroe
Jessie Paul Owens
Ida Mae Cooksey
Monroe Arson Suspect Detained After Wednesday Arrest
Monroe police arrested 34 year old O. C. MacGother identified by race and address 119 Breard alley as a suspect in an arson. He is in the city jail with no bond set at noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
O. C.macgother
Breardalley
Teflis Grotto to Hold Square Dance
Officers of Teflis Grotto invite Master Masons and their ladies to a square dance at the Missouri-Pacific booster club house on Ouachita Ave Saturday February 25 at 7 30 p m Refreshments will be served and the dance directed by Mr and Mrs Jack Spaulding attendees will learn to Docie-Do
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teflis Grotto
Missouri-Pacific Booster Club
Ouachita Ave
Jack Spaulding
Seaman Franklin Eggers Aboard Newport News On Mediterranean Cruise
Seaman Franklin Claude Eggers husband of Mrs Dorothy Jean Eggers Route 1 Columbia La is on duty in the Mediterranean aboard the heavy cruiser USS Newport News which has begun a four month cruise visiting ports along the Mediterranean. The Newport News flagship of the Sixth Task Fleet is commanded by Vice Admiral John J Ballentine and operates under Admiral Richard L Conolly Commander in Chief Naval Forces Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Claude Eggers
USN
Dorothy Jean Eggers
Columbia
Mediterranean
Newport News
Sixth Task Fleet
John J. Ballentine
Richard L. Conolly
Atlantic
Monroe police arrest for DWI on Bas Trop resident
Monroe police booked Mignonne Henry, 23, of Bas Trop, for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. She was released under a $300 property bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mignonne Henry
Bastrop
Births Recorded in Local Notices
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Miller announce the birth of a son, John Richard, on February 22. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner of route 1 Sondheimer welcome son James Henry born February 14. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McKain route 3 Bastrop report daughter Verdic Sue born February 15. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Kilcrease Bonita announce son Jimmy Lee born February 16. Mr. and Mrs. Thorton Leavent Cole 308 Ouachita avenue Monroe welcome daughter Brenda Sue born February 16. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Edward Briggs route 3 Winnsboro report son Ricky Edwin born February 17. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edwin Roush Monroe announce son Earl Franklin born February 18. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lee route 2 Monroe report daughter Julia Dorothy born February 19. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Edgar Cloud route 2 Oak Grove announce daughter Laura Ann born February 19.
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John D. Miller
John Richard
Henry Turner
Sondheimer
James Henry
Harvey McKain
Bastrop
Verdic Sue
Robert Lee Kilcrease
Bonita
Jimmy Lee
Thorton Leavent Cole
Ouachita Avenue
Monroe
Brenda Sue
Willie Edward Briggs
Winnsboro
Ricky Edwin
Earl Edwin Roush
Earl Franklin
Herbert Lee
Julia Dorothy
Allen Edgar Cloud
Oak Grove
Laura Ann
First Christian Plans to Build Permanent Sanctuary
The First Christian church votes to proceed with a brick semi Gothic sanctuary on the corner of St. John and Oak streets. Estimated cost is 70000 with more than half already in the bank. Architects are Smith and Padgett. The initial unit will be designated as unit No 1 and will require several units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
St. John and
Oak Streets
Smith and Padgett
Ouachita Parish Board Excludes Booker T Washington Addition
A special Ouachita Parish School Board meeting voted to exclude Booker T Washington addition property owners from the March 28 bond election. Board president James Trousdale Jr explained annexation plans to Monroe city, while Superintendent Mack Avants outlined moving 199 Lenire students due to rising water and potential playground flooding. Rev F J Seal offered his church building for emergency school use. two members were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Booker T. Washington
James Trousdale, Jr
Monroe
Mack Avants
Lenire School
Trinity Baptist Church
Avants
F. J. Seal
Schoo
W. B. Inabnet
Felix Terzia
St Joseph Aspirin for Children Packaging Notes
Pleasant tasting orange flavored aspirin tablets claim accurate dosage with no need to cut or break tablets. The label emphasizes ease of use for children and reliable dosing.
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Buster Barkley
Herbert Jones
Howard Bros. Jewelers Immediate Service
Doris Dodson
Chambray
Silverstein
Ilverstein
North Louisiana
Laughlin Steel Corporation
Erie
Eric
Jones
Truman
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Mrs
John Bull
British Commonwealth
New Zealand
Australia
Labor
Country Party
First Christian
St.joseph Aspirin
Childrer
Nook
Balenciaga
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