Three Injured In Ferriday Wreck At Dead Man's Curve
In Ferriday on Saturday about 9 near Dead Man's Curve three people were injured when a car failed to stop at a curve and left the roadway. Police arrested the driver, identified as Parker men near the scene, amid reports of speeding and intoxication. witnesses said the car plowed along the road several times before stopping.
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Mons
Leake St. John Read
Fia
Sepatmehie
James- Penhe
Airs Fedity
Monpop
Ned Ber Feeventean
Dottie Cgearner
Leihher
Avere
Peto
Garner Park
Citer
Jeff
Senate Majority Promises Action on Contested Measure
A Senate majority leader urged continuation of debate on a crucial bill while noting a court and agency settlement on a key issue. He said Congress is no longer a meaningful forum for the debate and urged resolution to avoid imperiling the nation with unproductive disputes.
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Johnson
Congress
OpeloUsas Bar Owner Free On Bond After Revenue Arrest
Opelousas state revenue officers arrested Lee Prmn eaux owner of Five's Bar on charges of selling whisky without a permit and allowing prostitution. Dorothy Batley alias Peggy Martin was freed on a 250 bond on charges of vagrancy and prostitution.
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Opelousas
App
Lee Prmneaux
Fve
State Revenue
Dorothy Batley
Pegey Martin
Tornadoes Hit Texas Border Area and West States
Severe weather tore through a wide swath from the Texas border counties to North and South regions, knocking out power, damaging buildings, and toppling barns. Reports describe a Sunday night tornado that damaged a power plant, a filling station, and several homes, with trees and lines down and heavy rains hiting multiple communities.
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Texas
Fathopadm
thraberSarnis
Tire Fedeters
Tava Af Iva
Phlapenes Tes
Spiliville
Loway
Vallew City
Nld
Holt
Sheleoouc
Poties
Florence
Bradford
Shreveport
Ual
Collette Station
Tex
Greenwood
Gainesville
Rescuer Of Two Crowned In Bay Tragedy Near Galveston
In Kemah Texas Asherman pulled a man and another from a treacherous undertow last night but was swept to his death by a strong current. Raymond Hinkle, 25, and James Walters, 25, joined in the rescue and both were saved. Walters and Hinkle helped the initial victims before being overcome themselves. Hinkle died and Walters was recovered shortly after.
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Kemat
Texa-Asherman
Hey
Michael Haverkorn
Galens Park
Galveston
Raymond Hinkle
Houston
James Walters
Trouston
Reuther Wins Ends Wall Street Impasse At Ford Talks
In St Paul and Detroit leaders from Ford and the UAW concluded long caucuses at a Detroit hotel after meetings with John Bugas. Reuther and Bugas praised the agreement on guaranteed wave plans and planned further talks with General Motors. No strike occurred.
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Faio
St. Paul
Minn
Dallas
Monroe
Livonia
Mich
Longreach
Calif
Chicago
Ford
Jet Furerafts
Reuther
John So Bugas
Ord
Bugas
Ford Company
Reulber
General Motors Car
GME
Polio safety test results clash with Idaho cases
Evidence from Cutter vaccine tests shows some monkeys developed paralysis after spinal cord samples, while others remained healthy. Dr Gebhardt reported Type 1 virus isolated from a killed monkey's spinal cord. Idaho records 78 polio cases and a new death, Annabelle Nelson, unvaccinated mother of two.
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Gebhardt
Cutter
Utah
Idaho
Berkeley
Calif
Scheele
Annabelle Nelson
Montpelier
Funeral for 20 year old drowned man in Mississippi
Funeral services were held in McComb Mississippi yesterday for 20 year old Boyd of Priumph Louisiana who drowned in the Mississippi River while near Juras last Wednesday. Authorities recovered the body Saturday. He is survived by his wife and three daughters.
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McComb
Miss
Boyd
Priumph
Mississippi River
Centru
Juras
State Owes Millions in Back Taxes
Sen. Williams cites IRS breakdown showing Louisiana alone owes 319.6 million in delinquent federal taxes as of Dec 31. Total delinquent accounts exceed 1.7 million with individuals and corporations among major debtors. The report, requested by Williams, notes large unpaid income taxes and holds Louisiana’s share among states.
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Washington
Jane
Sweetal
Gordon Delk
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Bers
Internal Revenue Service
John J. Williams
Odem
Del
Service
Senate
Uncle Sam
IRS
Williams
Phoey
New Orleans
Louisiana
Marriage Licenses Registered in Monroe and Surrounding Areas
A list of marriage licenses issued for couples from Monroe and nearby towns including Oscar H Head and Dorothy Elaine Roberts, Alymer Montgomery Jr and Clara Guthrie Munholland, John Kelley and Ann Branch, John Elmore Jr and Myrtle Murphey, Edgar Graham and Rose Maxley, William Garrett and Metalene Nelley, Jerry Lee and Elsie Johnson, and William Brooks and Ruth Murphy. The entries show ages and county citations for each pairing.
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Oscar H. Head
West Monroe
Dorothy Elaine Roberts
Soras
Alymer Eugene Montgomery, Jr
Clara Guthrie Munholland
Monroe
John Roland Kelley
Ann Wesley Branch
John Elmore, Jr
Myrtle Murphey
el Dorado
Ark
Edgar Lee Graham
Rose Marie Maxley
William J. Garrett
Metalene Nelley
Jerry Russell Lee
Elsie Ann Johnson
William Lloyd Brooks
Ruth Elise Murphy
Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish Records
Real estate transfers listed include Greater Monroe Homes sold to Beastey Robert Leeton in Highland Park subdivision for 7699 and various other parcels in Monroe. Transfers cover Old Town and Cheniere subdivisions, Ouachita Cotton Mills addition, Hudsons Riverside, and Sunshine Base Addition with prices ranging from 500 to 16 500. The National Geosophic Society estimates 40g million people chew bete nut.
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Ouachita Parish
Greater Monroe Homes, Inc
Beastey
Robert Leeton
TH. M. McGuire
Highland Park
George Lee Tidwell
Douglas Y. Smith
Old Town
Monroe
John D. Butler
L. V. Tolbird
G. B. Haynesec
Cheniere
Harmon Azor Fisher Et Ax
Robert N. Carter
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Fog. Hudson, Dro
Florace Ro Welch
Hudson
Riverside
Welch
Sunshine Base
Waat
The
National Geosophic Society
Libyan King Marries New Queen After Heir Pact
Libyan King Moslem rites yesterday confirmed a union seen as fulfilling the people's wish for an heir to the throne. Fatima at about 40 has been married to the King for 22 years. five children have died. Fatima and her family opposed the match, amid a history of tension and a nephew's execution after a prior assassination attempt.
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Cairo
Fatima
Alia
Eisenhower visits Point to address cadets at graduation
President Eisenhower arrives at the military installation for a homecoming and the national broadcast of tomorrow's commencement address. He attends a retreat review and awards ceremony, including the Eisenhower Award presented to Cadet Capt. Deibert H. Jacobs of Seattle.
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Old Stone Inn
Eisenhower
Natty
A. Ro Nelson
Astern
Point
Thayer Hotel
Deibert H. Jacobs
Seattle
Back To Work Standoff Delays Major Ocean Liners
Near 200 freighters idle as a third stewards strike halts four liners. Mauretania Britannic Empress of Australia and Ascania tied up, 2,000 passengers stranded between the United States and Canada. Eden urges resumption of work to protect prosperity and Britain’s export trade.
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Transport Workers Union
United States
Canada
Mauretania
Eden
Med
Svaikout
Britain
Burns and pardon board struggle over fugitive in 1940s
The article outlines a writer authoring a famous book later made into a film who sought refuge in New Jersey as three Georgia governors refused extradition. Gov Ellis Arnall later intervened, seeking pardon for Burns in New York, while Burns faced a fugitive status and wife Clark’s concern. Arnall helped, the board restored his civil rights but he declined parole, amid a 1940s holdup committee.
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New Jersey
Die
Union Cmvic
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Burns
New York
State Pardon and Parole Board
Clark
Bosra
Arnall
Burne’ Casal
Bhat
Ambiguous OCR Notes on College Appointment and Claim
Fragmented text references a college appointment discussion, a daughter, and a pending claim. Mentions Nancy and Sundar as possible names with unclear roles. No clear event date or location provided.
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Coderey
Gbof
Ates
Mantiootiy College
Easalendar
Nancy Ene
Sooind
Shows Family Reunion To Be Held July 10
A Shows family reunion will be held July 10 at Ebenezer Baptist Church east of Jonesboro. Walter L. Shows of Jackson Mississippi is president of the group. Additional Shows families are located across northeast Louisiana.
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Shows
Jonesboro
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Walter L. Shows
Jackson, Miss
Louisiana
Steelworkers demand up to 25 cents wage hike in talks
The United Steelworkers threaten a possible 600000 member walkout at midnight June 30 if no settlement is reached on wage increases. Wages are the sole issue, with 96 steel producers and iron ore firms notified under a two year pact signed last year. The union seeks a reopening to discuss raises.
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Hieve
Basic Steel
Steel union talks set with six firms in Pittsburgh
The union will meet with Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel in Pittsburgh to discuss wages and conditions under a $2.33 per hour baseline.
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Union
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Chimney Misleads Fire Crews As Woman Not Found
A Charleston man tells firemen his wife fell down a chimney but the chimney was not connected to the apartment. Firefighters tore down brickwork. later the wife returned from church in a fury. Police report the husband was treated for intoxication earlier and rechecked at the hospital.
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Charleston
S.C
Herman R. Berkman
Council set to act on late month appeal deadline
The appeal deadline begins late this month and the council is likely to act on the request at the regular council meeting scheduled for June 14. Repairs to the old traffic bridge are estimated at about $157 700.
Pru dential Life files foreclosure on Fairfield Manon project
The Prudential Life Insurance Co. sues Fairfield Manon for 1.8 million dollars over an overdue loan on a housing project developed in 1948. The project originally carried a mortgage in excess of 2 million.
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Shreveport
Prudential Life Insurance Co
Fairfield Manon
Japanese Survey Finds Half of Adults Never Drink Alcohol
A government survey shows 25 million of Japan's 50 million adults abstain from intoxicating beverages. The finding highlights changing drinking habits and potential shifts in social norms across the country.
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Japan
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