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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
2
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company sold to J O Willett a 9.36 acre tract south of Millhaven Road in section 36 township 18N range 4E for 1500 dollars.
Maudie Gaston sold land in the E half of the SE quarter of Section 33, Township 18 North, Range 3 East to Aubrey Ray Bryan for 1500 dollars. Paul Read sold Lot 3, Square 23, Sher rouse Park addition Unit 2 to Abraham Signoff for 1500 dollars. Ernest Rachal and others sold Lot 20, Block 18, Morningside extension to E L Ritter for 2000 dollars. Jesse L White sold to Willie J.
Smith and Renwick land transfer for 6000 dollars covers lots 13 and 14 in square 5. W E Bennett Jr sells to James E Harvey a city lot in West Monroe for 6250. Monroe Scrap Material Inc sells to Geral H Sugar lot 24 block 2 in Pargoud plantation subdivision for 1875. W C Thompson sells to Elmer R Vallery lot 26 block 64 Ouachita Cotton Mill Second addition for 9200. Greater Monroe Homes Inc sells to William Whittle Wetzel lot 17 square 24 Ouachita Cotton Mill Second addition for 8750.
Douglas B. Cornell reports from Washington that Eisenhower used his Kansas homecoming to launch his presidential bid while Republicans debate his stance on steel seizure civil rights and farm price supports. Taft backers seek cues as they plan to question him. The general named four home front threats disunity taxation inflation and bureaucracy. He criticized foreign policy mystery communism and long Democratic control. Some Taft supporters echoed his risks of one party entrenchment.
Senators from both parties lauded Eisenhower’s address. Reactions from Rep Reece of Tennessee Sen Wiley of Wisconsin and Sen Ives of New York ranged from praise of general themes to calls for specifics. Democratic challenger Sen Kerr of Oklahoma urged the general to detail shortcomings he mentions and defend his past record.
Fern dale Md Id reports 13 year old Johnny Arzoomanian from Bronx New York has attempted multiple times to join the army or board a ship to Korea. He was picked up on Route 301 heading south after escaping Baltimore earlier in the week. Police await word from his home as the youth vows to try again.
A historic rule prohibited eating mince pies during Christmas, labeling the act as idolatrous. The regulation reflects early moral and religious controls on holiday practices.
Britannica notes space for forty individuals to stand at the crown area of the Statue of Liberty, indicating limited access high above the harbor.
In Abilene Kansas Mamie Eisenhower kept close to her husband during a rain soaked homecoming event. She spoke little and stayed just behind General Eisenhower as Republican crowds focused on Ike.
The article notes Mamie wore a steel blue grey silk shanting dress with white pillbox straw and pearls while Ike delivered a major speech at Eisnhower Park. She accompanied him, singing The Star Spangled Banner as the couple faced a new era. It also recalls ancient metalworking before 4000 B C and New York’s first passenger elevator in 1857.
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