Go Betweens Key Noel Surrender in Mississippi Shootings
Jackson AP sheriff says Eddie Noel 28 surrendered near Lexington after a three week manhunt aided by two go betweens. Noel admitted killing three white men using a .22 rifle, had 175 rounds, survived on canned food, and will face formal charges.
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Holmes County
Richard F. Byrd
Eddie Noel
Mississippi
Lexington
Hinds
Byrd
Noel
State Highway Patrol
Big March of Dimes to Visit Ouachita Homes Friday Night
Ouachita parish to host a citywide Mothers March on Polio with 3 000 volunteers touring neighborhoods from 7 to 8 p m Friday night Sirens from Monroe and West Monroe fire and police departments will sound during the drive to urge contributions Mrs Beth Breese parish chairman and key workers outlined extensive plans including areas last year undervisited Donations may be left at Mothers March headquarters or called in via telephone 39171 for pickup and counting at the drive's close
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Monroe
West Monroe
Twin Cities
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Goodhope Road
Whites Ferry Road
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Mothers’ March
Eisenhower vows swift action to curb depression risk
President Eisenhower in a Congress economic report pledges use of vast powers to fight a possible low mood with tax cuts liberalized credit and large public works even at deficits. He outlines a 1954 program including unemployment and old age insurance expansion housing aid tax revision highway work and farm policy while signaling readiness to seek new powers if needed.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Mitchell
Republicans Veer From Bricker Plan
Senate Republicans debated a compromise proposal by Sen. George while Sen. Bricker pressed his own plan to restrict constitutional treaty powers. George’s alternative would nullify treaties conflicting with the constitution and allow non treaty executive agreements to become law only by Congress, aiming to bridge the split within the GOP. Bricker’s measure would require legislation for internal law to apply from treaties, a point Eisenhower opposed. George, 76, has long served in the Senate as leaders seek a workable path amid party divisions.
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Senate
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Bricker
Ohio
Congress
Eisenhower
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Ferguson
Michigan
GOP
Mississippi School Program Faces Legislature Decision
An effort to equalize white and Negro schools in Mississippi hangs on four financing bills in the Legislature. Two bills to raise severance and cigarette taxes were killed by the Senate Finance Committee. a sales tax bill awaits action. If some taxes pass and others fail, the program’s funding remains unclear. The Senate also approved a constitutional amendment on preferred stock and the House sent a property tax allocation bill to the governor.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Four Injured In Auto And Truck Crash In West Monroe
Four West Monroe residents were recovering at home Thursday after a collision between the Stanfield car and a city water department truck at the foot of the new traffic bridge. Bernice Stanfield, Cyolyn Stanfield 6, James Stanfield 17, and Bill Hancock 17 sustained injuries. Bernice Stanfield had a broken arm and lacerations. Cyolyn had cuts. Stanfield and Hancock had minor injuries. all were treated at Monroe Charity Hospital and released. Police blamed a faulty traffic signal for the crash.
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West Monroe
Bernice Stanfield
Cyolyn
James Stanfield
Bill Hancock
Stanfield
Monroe Charity Hospital
Hancock
New Traffic Bridge
West Monroe City Water Department
Americans Head North in Red Propaganda Parade Toward Communism
Twenty one Americans and one Briton renouncing homeland life join a pro Communist march in Panmunjom toward the Bamboo Curtain. In Tokyo the U N Command lists nine suspected informers among them. The group, with 325 South Koreans, sings anti Western slogans as they depart for Red territory.
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U.N
Korea
Conference of Local Bars Convene Friday in Louisiana
The third Louisiana conference of Local Bar Associations meets Friday at the Virginia Hotel for a two day session with attorneys from across the state. State Chairman Richard Montgomery says the aim is to acquaint local bars with Louisiana Bar Association work and to assist in their organization efforts. The opening session at 10 a.m. will feature Alvin B. Ruble Leonard Sarner Don Hyndman and a panel led by Philip Goode of Shreveport.
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Richard Montgomery
Louisiana Bar Association
Alvin B. Ruble
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American Bar Association
Leonard Sarner
Philadelphia
Penn
Don Hyndman
Chicago
Philip Goode
Shreveport
Bas
District Attorney Handles 1528 Cases in 1953
District Attorney Fred Fudickar Jr reports 1528 cases in 1953 across Ouachita and Morehouse Parishes. Ouachita saw 1102 cases with 80 in convictions. 33 acquitted, 73 pressed, 126 pending. Morehouse had 316 defendants, 271 convicted, 4 acquitted, 9 none pressed, 32 pending. About 30% of pending cases cleared via bond forfeiture. Most acquittals were for non-support.
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Fred Fudickar, Jr
State Attorney General's Office
Ouachita
Morehouse Parishes
Morehouse Parish
Fadickar
Sheriff To Return Burglary Suspect To Monroe
Deputy Sheriff W O Causey left Monroe for Charleston Missouri to fetch Clyde Bartlett 29 wanted for burglary of a Perryville store Bartlett signed extradition waiver and will be returned to Monroe for prosecution.
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Monroe
Charleston
Perryville
Bailey Grant
Grant
Clyde Bartlett
Missouri
Bartlett
Dulles Attacks Molotov Over Five Power Plan
Secretary of State Dulles blasted Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov for pushing a five power council including Red China and replacing the United Nations. He urged the Four Power conference to shift focus to Germany and Austria and warned the five power idea would be permanent and broad in scope.
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Chou Enla
Austria
Four GIs Held For Not Performing Alaskan Duties
ANCHORAGE Alaska Four Ft Richardson soldiers including a New Orleans serviceman were held today for not performing Sunday duties citing religious beliefs The four men Rochard B Spencer Nunan V Haffner Harold L Massey and Robert L Nelson were named in the post commanders pre trial order issued by Col Barney A Daughtry who ordered the investigation to begin yesterday
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Alaska
New Orleans
Ft. Richardson
Barney A. Daughtry
Rochard B. Spencer
Nunan V. Haffner
Harrisburg
Ore
Harold L. Massey
Salem
Robert L. Nelson
Chicago
Pentagon Power Test Is Brewing Over Discharges
Washington AP report on a high level power test to determine if the defense secretary can unilaterally order dishonorable discharges for 21 Americans who stayed with Communist captors in Korea. The case of Cpl Edward Dickenson, arrested on court martial charges after reversing his decision, highlights central control disputes amid mixed Army actions and White House concerns.
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Pentagon
Defense Secretary
Korea
Wilson
Army
Cpl
Edward Dickenson
Virginia
Reds
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Marines
Dickenson
Rescue Planes Hunt Missing Hellcat Pilot
Navy planes Air Force helicopters and a private chopper searched swamps east of Lafayette Louisiana for a Hellcat pilot who bailed out after engine trouble. Commander Barry Holton said the pilot sent two distress signals before bailing out and the name could not be released.
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New Orleans
Lafayette
Barry Holton
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Holton
Nine of 21 PWs acted as stool pigeons for Chinese guards
In Tokyo the UNC disclosed that at least nine of 21 American prisoners who turned back faced accusations of informing on fellow inmates. Of the 21, four expect punishment if they return, five were sent to China for schooling, seven were slated for or promised schooling in Red China, and five were deemed insincere in their Communist beliefs.
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Tokyo
U. N
UNC
China
Red
The
Heds
Temperature Rises After Cold Morning in Monroe
Monroe saw a morning low of 33 degrees with a rapid rise to 45 by 11 a.m. The forecast called for clear weather in the afternoon and night with no rain or snow expected before Friday. The C A A noted scattered clouds but a warming trend to continue into the afternoon.
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Monroe
194 DeSoto 4 door for sale by owner
Classified ad notes a 194 DeSoto four door car for sale at 225 dollars with low cost placement. The advertiser claims the car was sold after a nine day run and provides a phone number for contact.
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News-Star -World
Desoto
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