Tax evader's lawyer friend of Truman on trial in conspiracy case
St Louis court hears Caudle recount endorsement of oil royalty payments connected to Irving Sachs. Caudle, ex head of Justice Tax Division, says he tolerated Harry Schwimmer as a White House ally and President’s friend. The trial also involves Matthew J. Connelly and relates to delaying Sachs prosecutions.
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Caudle
Truman
ST. Louis
T. Lamar Caudie
Justice Department
White House
Federal District Court
Harry S. Schwimmer
Matthew J. Connelly
Irving Sachs
Schwimmer
Sachs
Central Baptists To Stage Parade
The Central Baptist church sponsors an annual Vacation Bible School parade planned for Saturday at 10 a.m. The event features decorated bicycles cars and boats with boats or trailers especially needed. A fire truck and police escorts will lead the procession and all interested participants are welcome.
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The
Central Baptist Church
Longest Parade Planned by Central Baptist Church
A parade is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. from the church on Lee avenue, proceeding to Vernon and South Grand, then north to Forrest avenue before returning to Lee. Registration starts at 9:30 a.m. and continues after the parade. Organizers aim for the event to be the longest and best yet.
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Lee Avenue
Vernon
South Grand
Forrest Avenue
Lee
The
Central Baptist Church
Howard Griffith Ready To Build Radio Station
Howard E. Griffith owner of KUZN West Monroe received a Federal Communications Commission reinstate order ending a nine month dispute over his construction permit. Construction begins at Martin and Glenn streets as contractor Tom Hicks clears the site. KUZN operates 1000 watts on 1310 kilocycles and broadcasts daytime hours from about 5 30 a m until sunset.
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Howard E. Griffith
KUZN
West Monroe
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D. C
Griffith
Tom E. Hicks
Martin and
Glenn Streets
James A. Noe
Monroe
Noe
Tallulah
Commission
Washington, D.C
Hugh B. Hutchison
Node
Killocycles
Local Reservist Gets Silver Bars
Monroe reservist Willard H. Augspurger exchanged his gold bars for silver as a 1st lieutenant at Selman Field. He serves with the 735th Signal Company, promoted by Captain Philip H. Kulcke. Augspurger previously served in World War II from 1943 to 1947 and was commissioned in 1947 in the Transportation Corps of the Army Reserve.
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Monroe
Willard H. Augspurger
United States Army Reserve Training Center
Selman Field
Augspurger
735Th Signal Company
Philip H. Kulcke
Signal
Transportation Corps of the
Army Reserve
Safety Lecture For Service Units At Selman Field
Local police and Army agencies joined at Selman field to urge constant alertness in road and personal safety. Captain George Whitlow spoke to the 735th Signal Company about highway safety as Captain Philip H. Kubcke noted the unit’s upcoming Fort Hood Texas summer training.
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Monroe
George Whitlow
735Th Signal Company
Selman Field
Fort Hood
Texas
John Oldenburg
Army
Whitlow
Louisiana State University
Monroes Police Name Noted Safety Officer
Eight years of traffic experience on the Monroe police force and service with National Civil Defense Rescue schools are cited by Chief M. L. Peters as evidence of one of the force's best qualified safety officers.
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National Civil Defense Rescue Schools
Monroe
M. L. Peters
Gophers Invade Ludington Golf Course
In Ludington Michigan hundreds of gophers invaded a local golf course causing golfers to lose dozens of balls and making hole in one shots surprisingly common though rarely bragged about.
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Ludington, Mich
Barber Shop Relocation During Remodeling
While renovations are underway I will operate from Anthony's Barber Shop at 119 South Grand to serve patrons during the remodeling period.
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Anthony
South Grand
Air Force pushes plan for unified US military services
The Air Force urges closer unification of the Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force in a campaign sparked by Gen Nathan F Twining a National War College speech. Sen Stuart Symington and Sen Henry Jackson back stronger unification while Gen Thomas D White predicts a day of reorganized services and a single uniform.
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Washington
Air Force
Army
Navy
Marines
Nathan F. Twining
National War College
Twining
Air
Thomas K. Finletter
America
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Stuart Symington Dmo
Truman
Mexico
Pentagon
Symington
Thomas D. White
San Francisco
White
Bookmobile Schedule for Ward 4 Announced by Librarian
Ouachita parish librarian Miss Frances Flanders released the Ward 4 Bookmobile route timetable. It runs biweekly starting Monday with stops at Buckhorn Bend Neil McHenry L.V. Arrant Fondale Grocery T. L. Stout W. A. Galloway and others from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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Paul Lenard
James and Garland Shipp
J.Y. Pipes
P. M. Geezer
Harmon Johnson
Prairie
Anti-Forger Chitty Arrest Ends League Plans
Charles Carson Chitty, 33, founder of the Anti- Forgery League of America, was arrested on a forgery charge. The arrest halted his recently announced plans for the organization.
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New York
Charles Carson Chitty
Freedom of the Press Day marked in Latin America
Freedom of the Press Day was observed Thursday in several Latin American republics. In Argentina, multiple newspapers announced they would not publish today by agreement between management and labor.
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Buenos Aires
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Caladiums
Sears
Louisville
Cannon’s Store
Cypress Dial
Howard Griffith
Aloe Lee
Lovettaya
Calvert Frantom—Perry Daniel
G. E. Spencer
U.S. Air Force
Faulk-Collier
Allied van Lines, Inc
North 2Nd St
Poes Super Market
Bologna
McCormick
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