Damage Claims Of Actors And Film Workers Denied
A California Court of Appeal rejected damage claims by 23 actors writers and film workers who alleged a Hollywood blacklist prevented work since September 20 1951. They sought damages from major studios distributors and two House committee members claiming a joint industry pledge to blacklist those with unapproved beliefs.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
State District Court of Appeal
House Un-American Activities Committee
Doyle
D-Calif
Jackson
Rcalif
House Committee
Gale Sondergaard
Anne Revere
Howard da Silva
Waldo Salt
Paul Jerrico
Withdrawal of Truce Teams From North Korea
Seoul radio reports four power armistice inspection teams pulled from North Korea. An American source says members of the truce team arrived this morning in Panmunjom for earlier talks.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pyongyang
North Korea
Panmun
Neutral Nations Inspectors Withdraw in Korea Armistice Tension
In the demilitarized zone, observers from Switzerland Sweden Czech and Poland reportedly left the North as the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission ordered withdrawal after the U.N. Command demanded truce team exits from the South. The U N Allies accuse the Czech and Polish inspectors of collaborating with North Korea to conceal an arms buildup violating the armistice.
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South Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
U.N
U. N
University Grants PhD To Delhi Woman
Beverly Smith Griffin of Delhi received a Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Virginia. She was among 719 degree recipients from 34 states DC and seven foreign countries as the university warned against mediocrity amid rapid educational growth.
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Charlottesville
Beverly Smith Griffin
Delhi
University of Virginia
District of Columbia
Colgate W. Darden
Northwestern teachers pursue summer study across nation
NATCHITOCHES June 12 Northwestern State College faculty members join 19 colleagues this summer to advance degrees or conduct research. Attendees include Rene Bienvenu at the University of Texas Frances Halm at Columbia University Jewel Jones at University of Texas Paul Marx at LSU Ruth Bruner and Kenneth Durr at various universities Glyn Corley John Manning Patricia Brown Irma Bullock Dan Carr Eunice Kennnedy Ana Orville Hanchey Dwight G Davis and others. Researchers include George Ware at Wisconsin Ralph Combs at Ocean Springs Elsie Church Edna West and Yvonne Phillips on European and South American trips and a unit at Northwestern.
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Natchitoches
Northwestern State College
United States
Rene J. Bienvenu
University of Texas
Frances E. Halm
Columbia University
Jewel Jones
NSC
Paul Marx
Louisiana State University
John A. Manning
Natchitoches High School
University of California
Patricia Brown
NHS
Irma Bullock
George Peabody College For
Dan Carr
Eunice Kennedy
Ana Orville Hanchey
University of Iowa
Dwight G. Davis
University of Colorado
George Ware
University of Wisconsin
Ralph M. Combs
Ocean Springs
Miss
Elsie T. Church
Europe
Edna West
Yvonne Phillips
Vidalia Mayor John Dale III Seeks Re election
Vidalia mayoral candidate John Dale III announces bid for re election. The eight year incumbent has roots as alderman mayor pro tem and later mayor since 1952. He chairs Gravity Drainage District No. 1 of Concordia Parish and runs Dale Insurance Agency. He served in World War II with the 82nd Airborne.
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Vidalia
John ‘Jack’ Dale III
Dale
L. L. Cargile
Concordia Parish
Africa
Germany
The
Dale Insurance Agency
Richard A. Campbell Oil Company
Building permits issued for multiple demolitions and additions
City building inspector Sam Awl reports permits issued Tuesday for 112 Oak Street a two story frame residence with 10 rooms to be demolished at a cost of 500. Thomas D Spatafora seeks to add two rooms and a half bath at 2 3 Sherrouse costing 1200. R W Ellington plans a carport addition to a one story frame home at an estimated 1200.
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Sam Awl
George Wright, Sr
Oak Street
Thomas D. Spatafora
R. W. Ellington
Short Oregon Railroad Runs 2 Percent Mile Stretch
A tiny railroad near Union Oregon operates a 2 percent mile line, making it one of the shortest in the United States.
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United States
Union
Oregon
Louisiana House Rejects Pay Increase for Legislators
The Louisiana House voted 49 against and 32 for a bill to raise lawmakers per diem from 30 to 50 dollars and double the monthly expense limit, while approving 826 funds totaling 534000 for student aid scholarships and authorizing 3600 annually per legislator for campus grants. A constitutional initative proposal to empower statewide elections by petition was introduced, outlining exemptions and protections, along with a second measure for a two million dollar appropriation for Korean War veterans bonuses and a birth certificate requirement for new cars.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana House
George Tessier
Orleans
Tessier
House
Senate
Judiciary
Louisiana
Batista Sends Get Well Cable to Eisenhower
President Batista of Cuba cabled President Eisenhower to wish him a speedy recovery after his illness. The message underscores ongoing diplomatic courtesy between Havana and Washington.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Eisenhower
Bookmobile Repeats Swartz Route Summer Schedule
The Bookmobile will repeat its Swartz route every two weeks starting Wednesday. Stops include Fidler's store at 8:00, Cagle's saw mill 8:45, Swartz school 9:00, Swartz Post Office 9:20, Walker Road 9:40, G. W. Glass 10:00, Hart's Grocery 10:35, Hancock 10:45, W. J. St. John 11:05, Speer's Store 11:35, Burney's Grocery 11:45, Ramsey's Grocery 12:00, George W. Harris 1:00, T. C. Rowe land 1:20, and Loves' Grocery 2:00.
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Swartz
Fidler's Store
Cagle’s Sawmill
Swartz School
Walker Road
G. W. Glass
Oy L. Hart’s Grocery
Hancock
W. J. St. John
Speer's Store
Burney’s Grocery
Ramsey’s Grocery
George W. Harris
T. C. Roweland
Loves’ Grocery
Port workers end 20 day Mayaguez strike
Port workers at Mayaguez voted to return to their jobs after a 20 day strike in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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San Juan, P.R
Mayaguez
Sys-Tone touted to relieve stomach gas in Monroe
An ad claims Sys-Tone moves inches of gas from the stomach and reduces waistline, offering quick relief for upset stomachs. The medicine supposedly works with food and includes iron and vitamin B1, with availability at Virginia Pharmacy and other drug stores in Monroe.
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Sys-Tone
Monroe
Virginia Pharmacy
Adv
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ST Ling
Lustre Mises
Pearce Paint & Paper
Bonita, LA
Baggett’s Pharmacy
Chatham
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Morrison Builders Supply
Collinston
Ward Lumber Company
Columbia, LA
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Kelleyaloppedge, Inc
Epps, LA
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Farmerville
Terrall Lumber Co
Harrisonburg
Terry Hardware & Lurmber
Jonesville
Central Building Supply
Pearce Paint & Paper, Inc
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Newellton
Newellton Elevator CO
Oak Grove
West Carroll Hardware
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Vining Feed Seed & Hardware
Rayville
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ST. Joseph
Reiber Lumber Co
Sicily Island
H. C. Peck Lumber Co
Tallulah
TIOGA
Tioga Lumber & Appliance
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Farmer’s Supply Co
Winnfield
Harrel Builders Supply
Winnsboro
Gwin Building Supply
Northwestern
Legislative Action
Edgar Lancaster
Madison
Vail Delany
East Carroll
E. W. Gravelet Jr
Plaquemines
Willard Rambo
Grant
T. T. Fields
Napper
A Presta and CO
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Tower
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Louisville
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