Middleton on journalism honesty and truth
The Rt. Rev. John S. Middleton argues that God does not need lies and journalists must seek truth with reverence and candor. He defends truthful reporting against charges by Alexander F. Jones of the Syracuse Herald-Journal and questions whether invective is justified when facts reveal serious wrongdoing.
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John S. Middleton
Diocese of
New York
Alexander F. Jones
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Jones
Roosevelt
City Playgrounds Set to Open with Weekly Features
Playgrounds will open Monday at Sherrouse and other sites with leaders listed for each. They run until August 17, with weekly events like baby shows, hobby displays, flower arranging and a bicycle parade. Joseph E. Lee day is July 27 when all children gather at Barkdull Faulk for a full day of play including a marathon.
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Sherrouse
W. C. Buchanan
Georgia Tucker
Beverly Martin
Missouri Pacific
Marie Pohlman
Lida Benton
Madelyn Kennedy Barkdall Faulk
Dolly Sweet
Joseph E. Lee
Barkdull Faulk
Ransom School Contract Awarded for Alterations
Ouachita parish school board awarded a 48780 contract for alterations and additions to Ransom School to T J Owen of Winnsboro. Board also considered a 104598 bid on Crosley School. Millsaps roof and electrical work approved. land purchase near Lenwis School. several leaves and resignations. teachers seek blanket raise.
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Ransom School
T. J. Owen
Winnsboro
Ouachita Parish
W. C. Salley
Crosley School
James Trousdale
Ransom
Crosley
O. K. Sheet Metal
Millsaps School
McElroy Electric Supply
West Monroe
Lenwis School
Smith and Padgett
Wives Of Seven Condemned Nazis Near Hysteria
Washington reports say a Supreme Court attache indicated the court would consider a last minute stay for seven condemned Nazis. Warren Magee filed the appeal arguing unresolved constitutional questions while Landsberg Germany saw the wives visit their husbands in a tense, final mood before possible hanging.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vinson
Warren F. Magee
Landsberg
Germany
U. S
Neville High to Hold 64th Commencement Address by Dr Willis Sutton
Neville High School in the Monroe system schedules its 64th annual commencement in the Neville High School auditorium on Thursday June 7 at 8 p.m. The speaker is Dr Willis A Sutton former Atlanta superintendent and ex president of the National Education Association praised for his inspiring addresses to teachers and students nationwide.
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Neville High School
Monroe City
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta, Ga
National Education Association
Readers Digest
Georgia
Doctor Sutton
Atlanta
United States
Paper price hike suspension sought by U S official
Washington reports Price Administrator Michael V. DiSalle asked Canadian authorities to suspend a $10 a ton newsprint price rise announced by four large Canadian firms. He urged delaying increases until the U S Canadian governments review the situation. The move would raise New York prices to about $116 a ton and Canada to $112.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Johnson
D.-Colo
DiSalle
R. N. Fowler
Pulp and Paper
Department of Defense Production
Fowler
U. S
Ab‘ibi Power and Paper Co., Ltd
New York
Canada
Acheson Denies U N Appeasement Links to Korea Move
Secretary of State Acheson told the MacArthur inquiry there was no appeasement in U N support for January Korea cease fire efforts. He said the plan would have restored pre war conditions to allow lasting peace negotiations and noted opposition from critics who warned of a Red Chinese British and Russian coalition. The inquiry questioned how Chinese Communists were invited to U N talks on Korea.
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Washington
State Acheson
United States
United Nations
Korea
Acheson
Senate
MacArthur
State Department
U. N
U.N
Formosa
China
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Douglas MacArthur
Red Chinese
Red China
Hadacol Sale Plans Delayed In Louisiana
Abbeville La June 6 Senator Dudley LeBlanc whose Hadacol medicine has drawn national attention said negotiations for selling his Hadacol business for 20 million dollars have been postponed. The French speaking manufacturer and regional political power said contacts asked him to stay for a possible meeting later in the week probably Saturday.
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Abbeville
Dudley LeBlanc
Louisiana
Macy's Faces Suit in Court Over Price War
Adolph Rothbaum a Queens druggist sues Macy's in Queens Supreme Court seeking a temporary injunction to stop underselling price-fixed articles in New York State. The suit follows Macy's price-cutting amid nationwide reductions sparked by a U S Supreme Court fair trade decision. A Friday hearing is set as Rothbaum notes state fair trade law still applies to non interstate items.
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Adolph Rothbaum
Woodhaven
Queens
Macy's
New York State
Rothbaum
Doomed Girl Graduates Amid Cancer Battle
Betty Thompson 18, diagnosed with cancer, graduated with 186 classmates at Russell High School in Atlanta. The ceremony drew nearly 2,000 friends as speakers urged a hopeful future, while Betty watched from a sofa and sang the alma mater on one leg.
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Atlanta
Betty Thompson
Tom Amburn
Betty
Municipal Auditorium
Russell High School
Martha Ann
Chorwon Kumhwa Under Siege As Allied Patrollers Hammer Gates
Allied tank patrols pound the gates of Chorwon and Kumhwa in Korea as United Nations forces press the central Korean bastion. Reports from Tokyo quote Bunson at eighth army headquarters noting advances of up to two miles amid censorship and heavy fighting near the front lines.
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Korea
Chorwon-Kumawa-Pyonggang
Iron Triangle
U. N
Inje
38Th Parallel
Kansong
Olen Clements
Tokyo
Chorwon and
Kumhwa
United Nations Army
Associated Press
Robert Bunson
Eighth Army
Chorwon- Kumhwa-Pyongyang
Bunson
Chorwon
Eighth Arm
Iran slows oil nationalization take over amid protests
Tehran reports slow enforcement of the nationalization law as Anglo Iran oil talks loom. Press critics accuse Premier Mossadegh of vague policy delaying joint discussions with AIOC representatives and the midnigh deadline passes with no action. London backs a four man AIOC mission including Sir Thomas Gardner to Tehran.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tollou
Bespoyre Avandeh
Mossadegh
Long Will Not Call Special Legislative Session Soon
New Orleans June 6 The New Orleans States reports Gov Earl K Long will delay calling a special legislative session until after Monday to allow his legal department to draft proposed measures. The plan had included reallocating 7 million dollars and highway appropriations.
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New Orleans
Earl K. Long
Baton Rouge
4-H Members Buy Five Registered Dairy Heifers at Sale
Five Ouachita parish 4-H Club members joined 60 plus buyers at the Junior Jersey Cattle Sale in Lafayette on June 2. Richard Terry bought Hazel's Blond Lady from F A Hinton of Clay Louisiana. Annette Vought acquired Willow Creek Royal Sandra from J A Shealy of Ruston. Doris Burnett purchased Masterman's Volunteer Bishop's Rose from Roy Meagher of Beaumont Texas. Carey Brooks bought Raleigh Daisy Records Susie from Robert Abbott and Clyde B Lock of Jonesboro. Glenda Owens bought Ivy's Famous Linda from Buddy Lacobee of Port Vincent Louisiana. Linda is the granddaughter of a three time grand champion. All purchased heifers will be exhibited.
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Ouachita Parish
4-H Club
Lafayette
Richard Terry
Hazel
F. A. Hinton
Clay, la
Doris Burnett
Raleigh Daisy Records
Robert Abbott
Clyde Blalock
Jonesboro
Glenda Owens
Ivy
Linda
Buddy Lacobee
Port Vinson
Quickest Easiest Way To Sell Your Merchandise
Selling bed and innerspring mattress at 702 North 7th West Monroe. Contact Mrs. Lillian Ballard before 5 30 p m or after 5 30 p m at two zero eight eight five. She promotes low cost want ads in News Star World for cash sales with a time rate and cancellation privileges.
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N. 7Th
W. Monroe
Lillian Ballard
North 7Th
West Monroe
FBI arrests twelve in fraud conspiracy against VA education funds
Twelve people were arrested nationwide on charges of conspiring to defraud the Veterans Administration education program of about 183000 dollars. Four were taken in New York City, seven in Rochester, and one in Dayton. Officials say the scheme involved falsified attendance records and fake invoices to siphon government funds, with named officials of the Rochester School of Radio and Television Inc and allied supplier implicated.
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New York
FBI
Veterans Administration
New York City
Rochester
N. Y
Dayton
Edward Scheidt
Scheidt
Rochester School of Radio and Television, Inc
Benjamin Daitz
The
Bronx
Maurice Rosenstreich
Donald Rose
Yonkers
Robert G. Herzog
Universal General Corp
Manhattan
Herzog
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