Classified listings and random notices mix with sale items
A chaotic OCR fragment lists items for sale and notices including furniture like beds and washers, along with addresses and partial names. It references locations such as 611 N 8 McC and 408 Natch New Gal, plus various terms like used days, power beds, and floor items, resembling a garage sale or ad page.
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McC
North
Cpeeteerneereee Reconditio
Sterl
Elec
Mather
Loui
Miral Brenna Goonwasher
Lawmaker Lists Bills for Special Session Calls
State Rep Lawrence Gibbs says there is no emergency for the bills proposed by Long including prohibiting firing married hostesses, paying deputy registrars, changing mental commitment laws, boosting homestead rights for women, expanding student aid, and delaying the December primary by two weeks. Gibbs spoke after a meeting yesterday.
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Lawrence Gibbs
Monroe
Mrs. Mattie Free Dies in Monroe Hospital
Mrs. Mattie P. Free 72 of Archibald died after a lengthy illness in a Monroe hospital. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body lies at First National Funeral Home Winnsboro. Survived by three daughters, eight sons, 25 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, four sisters, two brothers. interment planned at Gwin Cemetery Mangham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnsboro
Mattie P. Free
Archibald
Monroe
First National Funer Home
Gwin Cemetery
Mangham
Cal
J. E. Free
Winnscorp
H. W. Free
Columbia
Dan Free
West Monroe
Leon Free
Old Town
Fla
Wiliam P. Free
Trussville
Ala
Sam Free
San L Obispo
Lela Free
Eva McClellan
Greenville
Miss
Charlotte Casey
Jacksonville
Lizzie Harris
Bentonia
J. L. Pugh
Ferriday
J. D. Pugh
First National Funeral Home
Dr. Van Fossen to Receive Medical Award in Gastroenterology
Dr. Helen Key Van Fossen, formerly of Lake Providence now a third year internal medicine resident at Charity Hospital New Orleans, is named a recipient of a $15,000 National Institute of Health grant to support a graduate training program in gastroenterology. The award funds a traineeship for a graduate internist, with special clinical gastroenterology training and related science education. She will study pancreatic test methods in Philadelphia visiting Ruskin's lab in August, attend a Chicago convention in November, and present a paper in New Orleans in March 1960 on new treatments and findings in her field.
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Lake Providence
Helen Key van Fossen
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
William W. Frye
LSU
School of Medicine
Fyre
National Institute of Health
National Institute of Health, and the Institute Lists Dr. van Fossen
van Fossen
Dr. Ruskin
Philadelphia
Muddy fun for Pittsburgh youngsters at play
A rainstorm in Pittsburgh left a muddy scene for three young children playing outside. Tommy Petrie, 4, Kimmy Wilson, 3, and Ricky Haas, 4, are pictured enjoying the messy moment.
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Pittsburgh
Tommy Petrie
Kimmy Wilson
Ricky Haas
Long and Stewart clash over impeachment and session goals
In a legislative debate Long pressed Stewart on impeachment chances saying no path exists. Long argued the session should push his proposals and aid lawmakers. Cheeves backed executive prerogative on session needs while Long claimed most proposed bills would help all. Long cited minority voting dynamics and segregation foes, noting a 3 percent colored voter share and questioning Rainach’s use of a $20 000 committee appropriation.
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Long
Stewart
Cheeves
Govrnor
W. J. Rainach
Summerfield
Rainach
Joint Legislative Committee
Khrush Cheif Urges Summit Talks On Berlin
Khrushchev urged a summit talk while warning the Soviet Union will not underwrite an agreement that perpetuates the occupation regime in West Berlin. He said the Soviets would consider constructive Western proposals and pressed for direct East West German negotiations on reunification, a demand the West rejects.
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
Repairs Rushed On Luxury Liner After Collision
The Queen of United States Lines, a luxury liner, collided with an unseen ship in fog. Cunard official F Seymour Bell stated both radars worked and the other vessel appeared suddenly from fog on the starboard bow.
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Hunter
United States Lines
F. Seymour Bell
Cunard Line
Bell
Liquid Assets Drive U.S. Economic Boom Says Fed Report
The Federal Reserve Board’s annual consumer finances survey shows Americans entered 1959 with record liquid assets and income gains despite recession. About three quarters held liquid assets, 40 percent had 500 or more, auto debt fell while savings rose, and disposable stock values climbed.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
University of Michigan
U.S
Girl Linked To Murder Of Doctor's Wife
The article reports Miss Tregoff accused of aiding and abetting Dr. Finch in the murder of his wife Mrs. Finch. Prosecutors say a planned rope enticement and sedative were used to push a car off a cliff near the Finches’ $65,000 home, but the maid’s appearance may have thwarted the scheme.
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Finch
Dior Shows New Look With Hemlines Above Knees
Fashion notes from Paris as Yves Saint Laurent unveils a shorter line for Dior, lifting hemlines above the kneecap for fall and winter. Dior aims to boost sales while critics call the look bold, with models and Audrey Hepburn praising the daring silhouettes.
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Pat Herman Paris
UPI
House of Dior
Yves Mathieu Saint-Laurent
Saint-Laurent
Dior
Saint- Laurent
Christian
Champs Elysees
Audrey Hepburn
Brand Woman Describes Attacks by Suspect in Suburban LA
The woman testifies that a rapist with a fair complexion attacked her multiple times in 1955 after moving to a Los Angeles suburb to escape him. She and her husband James, 32, a sign foreman, and their three children fled to avoid further harm as neighbors heard screams. The suspect is wanted for kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon.
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James
James Jr
Bryan
Steven
Los Angeles
Oregon Senator backs Stevenson for 1960 nomination
Sen. Richard L. Neuberger of Oregon announced in a brief Senate speech that he favored Adlai E. Stevenson for the 1960 Democratic presidential nomination to prevent meaningless entries on the Oregon primary ballot set for May 20.
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Washington
UPI
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Adlai E. Stevenson
Neuberger
Senate
Oregon
Move To Oust Blanche From Post Rumors
Rumors say forces plan to oust Blanche from her post and target Camille Gravel of Alexandria as national committeeman. The Democratic State Central Committee meets September 5 to set the gubernatorial primary for December 5. Rufus D. Hayes denied contact on the reports involving Mrs. Long.
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National
Camille Gravel
Alexandria
National Committee
Gravel
Long
Democratic State Central Committee
Central Committee
Rufus D. Hayes
Navy Mothers' Day Declared in Monroe
Monroe mayor W. L. Howard announced Navy Mothers' Day on August 1 to 15, naming Navy Mothers' Clubs Day in the city. He cited the clubs' work fostering relations between Navy mothers and civilians and noted visits to naval installations hospitals and veterans hospitals during the period.
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Navy Mothers’ Clubs
Monroe
W. L
Jack) Howard
Howard
Navy Mothers’ Clubs of America
Armed Services
Navy
America
Russians Deny Geneva Decision
In Geneva Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko appears to have agreed to ending the Big Four foreign ministers conference but later backed off from the pledge. Secretary of State Christian Herter had met with Gromyko, signaling a possible break in the stalled talks and a renewed cold war wrangle.
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Geneva
UPI
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Christian A. Herter
Herter
Supreme Court to rule on reelection bid validity
The piece reports on political maneuvering around Governor Long and calls for a court decision on whether he can legally seek reelection. Editorials from Baton Rouge papers argue no emergency justifies a special session, while others question the majority’s support and warn of costly, non emergency legislation.
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Supreme Court
Long
Baton Rouge
S. P
Jack) Crane
Concordia
Gov. Long
Crane
Plane with engine trouble lands safely in Shannon
A BOAC Stratocruiser chartered for a Boston group and carrying 79 passengers from the Appalachian Mountain Club landed safely at Shannon Airport after turning back from a flight to Boston due to mechanical failure in one engine. The 10 crew members were aboard.
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Shannon
Ireland
UPI
Boston
The
Appalachian Mountain Club
Switzerland
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Mattie Free
Dr. van Fossen
Alex Solons
Khrush
FRB
United Press International
Alla
Smith-Corona
Ford Levi Stationery Co
N. Grand
DeSiard Diol
Frese
Adlai
White Elephant
Wash & Wear
Blanche
Mary's Flower Shop
Dept
I-Verstein
Doris Dodson
Carlye
Paul Sachs
Marion McCoy
Sensibly Young
Famous Name
Seersucker & Twistaline
Silverblue
Mink Stores
Coats
Ieverstein S
Desiard
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