Marcello Rejected By Six Nations In Deportation Drama
Rackets boss Carlos Marcello, once head of the Gulf Coast Mafia, is a stateless figure after U S deportations to Guatemala and other evictions. He returned to New Orleans and was jailed on illegal re entry charges as authorities pursue further removal. Marcello had a long history with Frank Costello and ties to New Orleans clubs and gambling fronts.
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New Orleans
UPI
Carlos Marcello
Gulf Coast
Mafia
United States
Marcello
Guatemala
Immigration Service
el Salvador
U. S
Nicaragua
Honduras
Tunis
Parish
Kohn
Feds
Africa
Marcel
State Penitentiary
Frank Costello
Costello
Phil Kastel
Beverly Club
Southport
Southport Club
French Quarter
Sylvestro Crollo
Joseph Civello
Dallas
Apalachin, N. Y
Francesco Coppolo
Francis Grevemberg
Police Probe Theft Series In Monroe
Monroe police investigate multiple thefts over the weekend. Reported losses include three black window screens at 1414 Filhiol Street, a 14 foot Arkansas Traveler boat from Phillips Bayou, six pay phone receivers cut from wires, and a boat at Howard Griffin's dock with items taken. Suspects unknown. investigations ongoing.
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Monroe
Camilla Poindexter
Texas Avenue
Filhiol Street
Dee Strickland
Phillips Bayou
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Howard Griffin
Dan Davis
Hudson Lane
Andrews Services Still Incomplete
Karl W. Andrews father of W. E. Andrews of Monroe died Monday at Morehouse General Hospital Bastrop. Funeral services under Blackwell and Golden Funeral Home were still not complete Tuesday morning.
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Karl W. Andrews
W.E. Andrews
Monroe
Morehouse General Hospital
Bastrop
Blackwell and
Golden Funeral Home
Wake Forest Liberalizes Racial Admissions Policy
Wake Forest College trustees loosened the race rule by allowing a limited number of special students for evening or summer classes without undergraduate credit. Applicants would not gain undergraduate standing and credits would transfer to another institution. The move followed earlier steps to admit Negro students to certain graduate and professional divisions, though no such admissions have occurred yet.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
Wake Forest College
Ate
Witness Recounts Death Parade at Chelmno Camp
In Jerusalem the Eichmann trial heard a 13 year old witness recall forced dental work whether gold teeth removed from gassed victims at Chelmno in Poland. He described the daily killing of about 1200 Jews and the sealed vans delivering bodies to crematoriums.
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Jerusalem
Eichmann Trial Court
Chelmno
Simon Srebnik
Israel
Srebnik
Gideon Hausner
Adolf Eichmann
Poland
Hausner
Treblinka
Yaakov Viernik
Wiernik
Auschwitz
Six Children Die In Missouri Fire In Portageville
In Portageville Missouri six children died when their home burned on Monday night. A seventh child was critically burned and the mother Jesse Mae Forest was treated for shock. Neighbors Jimmy Davis and Van Adams rescued Aaron Forest ten who suffered burns over sixty percent of his body.
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Portageville, Mo
Jesse Mae Forest
Jimmy Davis
van Adams
Aaron Forest
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