Quotes From The News in Europe and America
In Frankfurt Mrs Alta Kemper voices worry over her husband Ma George E Kemper among nine American airmen held by German Reds after a helicopter stray. In London Duncan Sandys outlines a proposed world security authority under the UN to supervise disarmament and deter re arming. In New York James Farley argues age 70 is no barrier to a Senate bid citing Churchill Truman and De Gaulle as examples.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Alta Kemper
George E. Kemper
East Germany
London
Duncan Sandys
Britain
United Nations
New York
James A. Farley
United States
Churchill
France
General de Gaulle
Harry S. Truman
Mrs. Chappell 81 Dies Longtime West Monroe Resident
Eva Lowrey Chappell aged 81 of 1203 Trenton Street West Monroe died at home after a long illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Peters Funeral Chapel with Revs H L Sampson and H L Driskell, burial in Hasley Cemetery. She was widow of J D Chappell once in the lumber business, native of Cadeville, survived by three daughters two sons two grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Eva Lowrey Chappell
Trenton St
West Monroe
Peters Funeral
H. L. Sampson
H. L. Driskell
Hasley Cemetery
Chappell
E. W. Cruse
Monroe
William Wilkerson
Ralph Wright
Glorieta
N. Mex
J. T. Chappell
Baton Rouge
Fred H. Chappell
San Francisco
Calif
Farm Employment Up In Washington
An Agriculture Department survey for the week of May 18 to 24 shows farm employment 14 percent higher than a month earlier and 2 percent higher than a year ago. Increases from late April to May were larger than usual for both farm family workers and hired hands.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Youth On Bike 3 Truck By Auto
Wayne Thomas of 801 Bres Street remained under observation after a bicycle collision with DeWitt R. Henry of 2301 Jasmine Street on Riverside Drive. Thomas suffered brush burns and a fractured finger. no serious injuries or charges were reported.
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Wayne Thomas
Bres Street
Thomas
Riverside Drive
DeWitt R. Henry
Jasmine Street
Civil Rights Commission seeks direct brutality complaints in Dawson
The Civil Rights Commission said it will not act on rumors and wants direct accounts of police brutality in Dawson Georgia. Washington Post reports two Negroes slain and another wounded by local police. officials deny fear among the Negro community. Alfred Friendly backs the Post story while E E Sykes and Tom Moore deny fear in the race.
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Dawson, Ga
The
Civil Rights Commission
South Georgia
Washington, D. C
Dawson
Gordon M. Tiffany
Civi Rights Commission
Washington
Washington Post
Times-Herald
Alfred Friendly
Post and Times-Herald
E. E. Sykes
Tom Moore
Television Notes: How to Tell Bad Guys From Good
William Ewald lists TV western cues to separate villains from heroes noting bad guys hate knots and water theft while good guys help kids and read sponsor messages. It also reviews minor offerings on NBC ABC and CBS highlighting The Investigator Pantomime Quiz Jack Paar Show Leave It to Beaver and Matinee Theater with brief program details.
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New York
UPI
Maggie
William S. Hart
Schaffner
Marx
Nbc-Tv
Basil Rathbone
ABC - TV
James Mason
Pamela
Jack Paar
the Masons
Beaver
Cbs-Tv
Wally
Kraft Mystery Theatre
NBCTV
Evan
Blackboard Jungle
Hunter
Staats Cotsworth
Joanne Linville
Abc-Tv
Joey Giardello
Franz Szuzina
Washington
Henry James
Washington Square
Three Injured In Headon Collision Near Hamburg Ark
In a late yesterday headon crash on Highway 81 three people were injured and two cars damaged three miles north of Hamburg. Hoyle Taylor his aunt Mrs Glyn Clark and sister Mrs Heston Burts all from Warren were in one car colliding with Aubrey Johnson from the opposite car. All three victims were hospitalized at Crossett Hospital with serious injuries to Mrs Burts a fractured collarbone for Mrs Clark and Johnson suffering lacerations a sprained back and concussion.
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Crossett, Ark
Hamburg
Hoyle Taylor
Glyn Clark
Heston Burts
Warren
Aubrey Johnson
Crossett Hospital
Burts
Clarks
Johnson
Boy Returns Nickel After Alligator Pit Incident
A boy who risked his life by taking a nickel from the alligator pit at Cran don Park Zoo in Miami has mailed back the money with a note of apology. Visitors at Cran Park regularly throw coins into the pit to fund new animals, and attendants collect them periodically.
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Miami, Fla
Crandon Park Zoo
Weird First Word Missed At Natl Bee
Fredel Amos a 13 year old from Pueblo Colorado was the first youngster to blunder in the 31st National Spelling Bee misspelling wierd. Carole Lynne Cook 13 Harrold Texas misspelled debtor with er. The bee opened with 41 girls and 27 boys seeking 1000 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Fredel Amos
Pueblo
Colo
Wierd
Fredel
Carole Lynne Cook
Harrold
Tex
Andy Gaus
St. Joan of Arc School
Indianapolis
Ind
Andy
Sandra Ford
Bridgewater
Iowa
The
Bee
Scripps- Howard Newspapers
Monroe Man Charged After Collision
John E. Jones a 43 year old Monroe resident was charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and damage to property after his car left Morris Avenue and struck a house on Polk Street owned by a Monroe police officer. The vehicle also damaged a swing set lawn chairs fence and a trash can. He is jailed awaiting bond set at 1500.
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Monroe
John E. Jones
Polk Street
Morris Avenue
J. A. Battaglia
Jones
Sarawak Tribemen Drift Toward Modern Firearms
Tribesmen in Sarawak continue to hunt with poisoned darts for wild boar deer and monkeys but show a preference for modern firearms when obtainable.
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Sarawak
Woman Makes History Elected to Tensas Parish Office
In a first for Tensas Parish a woman Miss Lydia Marie Testa 33 assistant cashier at the Waterproof Bank branch of St Joseph and Trust Company is elected alderman by 156 votes with 219 of 225 qualified voters casting ballots. Other area results include Lonnie W Franks elected mayor Sicily Island 139 101 Marshall W Perry Stubbs 161 73 T J Peniston M I Saltzman re elected aldersmen Harrisonburg Cater F Alpin Jr elected mayor 135 74 several incumbents reelected in Jonesville and Dodson with Mayors C B Payne and E L Kraft winning titles.
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Tensas Parish
Lydia Marie Testa
Waterproof
Bank of St. Joseph and Trust Company
Ray McGehee
Harry Goldman, Jr
Joe Hazlip
M. E. Higginbotham
L. O. Peters, Sr
X. C. Region
Robert Manning, Jr
Robert Fife
Louis Preis
Sicily Island
Lonnie W. Franks
Franks
Robert Kennon
Bruce Edmonds
Marshall W. Perry Stubbs
Murphy Price
T. J. Peniston
M. I. Saltzman
Bruce A. Edmonds
Harrisonburg
Cater F. Alpin Jr
C. R. Wilson
T. H. Cassel
J. H. Taylor
C. C. Finley
Newcomb College Receives $600 Gift for Library
The Newcomb College graduating class of 1908 presented a $600 check to honor its 50th graduation anniversary. The gift will be used to increase the college library.
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New Orleans
UPD
Newcomb College
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