Fight Against Bricker Amendment Gains Momentum
A Senate resolution circulated by Senator Kefauver may rally opposition to Senator Bricker’s proposed amendment to curb treaty powers. The measure would not amend the Constitution but demand a recorded roll call on treaty ratifications, signaling a push to test Senate attitudes while compromise talks continue.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bricker
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ohio
Senate
Knowland
California
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Sen. Ferguson
R-Mich
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Justice Department
Beers 82 Prominent Tallulah Resident Dies
Edward Allen Beers former Tallulah Hardware manager and bank worker died after a long illness at 82. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday at 10 a.m. with J. D. Gilliam officiating. Interment in Silver Cross cemetery. Survived by sister Annette Louise Beers and cousins Mrs. Horace Lee and McWhorter Beers.
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Tallulah
Edward Allen Beers
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. D. Gilliam
Silver Cross Cemetery
Crothers
Woodrow Cagnolacti
W. E. Reginald
Hugh Montgomery
John Sevier
Albert Sevier
Will Harvey
Mr. Beers
St. Elmo
Ala
Robert W. Beers
Louise Beers
Mobile
Vidalia
Edward Beers
Jefferson Military Academy
Washington
Miss
Madison Parish
Tallulah State Bank
Tallulah Hardware and Furniture Company
Annette Louise Beers
Horace Lee
McWhorter Beers
Laurel
Nightgown to Be Entered as Evidence in Cooper Trial
In New Orleans the blue nightgown taken from Mrs Amelie Diddie Cooper is slated as evidence in the murder trial of her husband James L Cooper. DA Edward Haggerty will have coroners exam the gown and bedclothes and shorts from the day of the slaying while FBI tests on fiber similarities are expected to be disclosed. The case centers on the beating death of the socialite on November 30 1952.
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New Orleans
Amelie Diddie Cooper
James L. Cooper
Edward Haggerty Jr
Nicholas Chetta
Orleans Parish
Haggerty
Chetta
Cooper
FBI
Washington
Robert Duckett
Duckett
Leo Samson
Six dollars a day for Congressmen debated in 1789 thoughts
The Commission on Judicial and Congressional Salaries urged a $27,500 annual pay for Congress with the idea that compensation should avoid indigence yet not attract only the wealthy. Some argued a man could live on $2 a day in 1789, explaining the $6 figure.
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Washington
Congress
Commission On Judicial and Congressional
DiMaggio and Monroe Wed in San Francisco Ceremony
Joe DiMaggio and Marilyn Monroe wed in a brief municipal ceremony in San Francisco after a two year romance. About 500 people, including photographers, watched as Judge Charles S. Peery officiated. The couple hinted at their honeymoon plans and expressed happiness.
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Marilyn Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
City Hall
Reno Barsacchani
San Francisco
Hollywood
Charles S. Peery
Joe
Marilyn
Reno Barsocchini
Monroe
Heiress To Stick To Waitressing In Palm Springs Tale
Virginia Broten a 38 year old waitress in Palm Springs Calif says she inherited 500000 dollars from her late Cedar Rapids optometrist father Dr M E Garmoe. She will stay on the job at least for now planning to buy the biggest trailer in the world for her mother.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Virginia Broten
M. E. Garmoe
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Hibbertt
Trade Pressure Grows Over Easing Red Bloc Curbs
Pressures mount on the Eisenhower administration to lower cold war barriers to boost trade with the Soviet Union and satellites. An interdepartmental committee reviews Dwayne Andreas export request for 20 000 tons butter and 3 000 tons cottonseed oil, amid lines between pro trade and continued pressure policy camps.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Diaily
Minnesota
Dwayne Andreas
Andreas
State, Agriculture and Commerce Departments
Soviet Union
Four Angola Inmates Go On Trial At Clinton Today
Four convicts from Angola prison face trial in Clinton on auto theft and simple escape charges. Alfred Brenckle Camille Dupree Jess Sansone and Henry Brown were indicted by West Feliciana Parish Grand Jury after an Angola escape sparked local anger. Louisiana authorities vow tighter security and increased scrutiny of prison escapes.
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Clinton
Louisiana
Mississippi
Angola
West Feliciana Parish
Alfred Brenckle
Camille Dupree
Jess Sansone
Henry Brown
Barham Urges Solons to Say No on Louisiana Budget
Lt. Gov. C. E. Barham warned lawmakers that a national recession could strand funds and that Louisiana must tighten spending to avoid a roof over the state budget. He urged the joint fiscal committees to hold the line despite an election year. Governor Kennon supported advance budget study and efficiency measures.
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Baton Rouge
C. E. Barham
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Barham
Kennon
New Orleans Man Is Elected President of Seedmen's Group
Jack Nielsen of New Orleans was elected president of the Louisiana Seedmen's Association at the annual convention. He succeeds E. B. Martin of West Monroe with John Terral and Wilton Weir named to top posts. Mrs. Virginia Starsney was re elected executive secretary. The 1953 convention will be in New Orleans.
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Jack Nielsen
New Orleans
Louisiana Seedmen's Association
Nielsen
E. B
Buddy” Martin
West Monroe
John Terral
Lake Providence
Wilton Weir
Baton Rouge
Virginia Starsney
Martin
Hudson and Nash-Kelvinator form American Motors Corp
Detroit AP reports Hudson Motors and Nash-Kelvinator agreed to consolidate pending stock holder approval. The new American Motors will combine 355 million dollars in assets and 100 million in working capital, with Nash Kelvinator and Hudson becoming divisions. Mason to lead as president and chairman. Barit to serve as director and consultant.
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Detroit
Hudson Motors
Nash-Kelvinator
Hudson Motor Car Co
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
American Motors Corp
N K
Nash
Kelvinator
Hudson
N-K Corp
American Motors
A. E. Barit
George W. Mason
New Corporation
Hudson and
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Kaiser Motors
Willvs-Overland Motors
Union Parish Will Be Linked By New Paving
White's Ferry Road in Union Parish will be paved immediately from Bayou D Arbonne to Highway 11. Base is laid and top surfacing will follow weather. When finished it creates a paved link from West Monroe to Union Parish connecting Sterlington and Farmerville and aiding Olin Industries plant prospects.
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White's Ferry Road
Bayou D'Arbonne
Highway 11
Union Parish
Hugh Davis
J. H. Drake
White’s Ferry
D'Arbonne Bridge
West Monroe
Sterlington
Farmerville
Olin Industries
Spencer Union Parish
Clouds and Warm Weather Forecast for Arkansas Regions
Civil Aeronautics officials at Selman Field forecast cloudy and warm conditions for Monroe and vicinity with southeast winds at 15 mph. Warmer weather expected in the far north with clearer skies Saturday. statewide cloudiness and lower highs in northern and western Arkansas. Friday morning low was 58 and 9 am reading reached 63 degrees.
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Monroe
Vicinity
Civil Aeronautics
Selman Field
Arkansas
Monopoly Charges Leveled At N O Firm By Brownell
Atty Gen Brownell announced a civil anti trust suit in federal court against the New Orleans Insurance Exchange charging it conspired to monopolize fire and casualty insurance in the New Orleans metro area. The suit alleges a boycott against non members and against firms selling policies directly to the public.
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Washington
Brownell
New Orleans Insurance Exchange
New Orleans
S.ee Bfbe
Federal District Court
Exchange
Orleans Parish
Jefferson and
St. Bernard
Wife of Ceylonese Accused of Being US Agent
The Communist party in Colombo accuses Roda Miller American wife of a Ceylonese leader of spying for the United States. Her party card was removed on ideological grounds amid a split in the movement. Miller, once from Bridgeport Connecticut, and husband Joe de Silva are said to have recently moved from Communist Poland. The party claims she deceived S A Wickremasinghe and uses her Rosenberg book as a cover for spying while praising it as an expose of American policy.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Communist Party Today
Roda Miller
United States
Reds
Joe de Silva
Bridgeport
Conn
Red
Poland
Communist Journal
S. A. Wickremasinghe
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
American Psychological Warfare Board
15 Reported Killed In Czech Air Crash
Vienna reports a Czechoslovak State Airline passenger plane crashed near Prague on January 12 killing 15 persons. Prague newspaper Rude Pravo disclosed the fatality count. Officials say the Praha Ruzyn airport flight was from Prague to Moravska Ostrava with no foreigners aboard.
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Vienna
Prague
Rude Pravo
Ruzyn
Morawska Ostrava
Solons Invited To Hike Yearly Pay 12500
Senators and House members were invited to vote themselves a 12500 a year pay increase raising salaries to 27500. A federal commission also urged a 14500 raise for Supreme Court justices and similar bumps for other judges plus higher expense allowances for the vice president and speaker. The report to President Eisenhower urged a mansion for Vice President Nixon and studied pensions for survivors. Congress must decide whether to raise pay. The panel, led by Bernard Segal, urged higher salaries to assure top-flight leadership.
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Washington
House
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
Nonpartisan Commission
Senate
Bernard G. Segal
Philadelphia
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Advertisement urges renters to place a News Star World classified ad to fill vacancies and earn cash. Highlights low cost and proven results for renting rooms apartments and houses. Encourages readers to place an ad today to generate income.
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An ad promotes low seven day rates with cancellation privileges. The brief copy highlights flexible terms and a toll free call to dial 2516 for details.
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