Truck Collision Injures Relative of Local People
Sam J. Adams 27 of Bossier City, brother and son of Twin City residents, was in serious condition after a jet fuel truck collided with a train near Cotton Valley. He escaped the burning truck, extinguished his burning clothes, and was hospitalized with severe injuries. Rescue crews from nearby communities battled the flames for hours. no train crew injuries were reported.
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Sam J. Adams
Bossier City
Twin City
Cotton Valley
Adams
Ora Moreland
Breard
Monroe
Keith Cobb
West Monroe
Sai
Cotton Valley Operators’ Committee
Adame
Concordia Group To Attend Meet In Shreveport
Concordia group from Vidalia reports six members will attend the state agricultural stabilization committee meeting in Shreveport June 21 to 23. They will discuss price support programs conservation practices and county office administration. Participants include Marie Saxe Lewis Beasley Raymond Crane W T Compton J W Milby.
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Vidalia
State Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Shreveport
Concordia Parish
Miss Marie Saxe
Lewis Beasley
Raymond Crane
W. T. Compton
J. W. Milby
Cigar stock smoked after short circuit blaze at drug store
In Bloomington Indiana a drug store reports about 200 dollars worth of cigars ruined after a humidifier short circuit sparked a small fire at the tobacco counter. No injuries are reported and the force arrives to extinguish the blaze.
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Bloomington
Presbyterian Laymen To Meet Sunday
The second annual meeting of the Presbyterian laymen from three Pydin Cities will be Sunday at Covenant Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m. The aim is closer relations among Saree churches and to advance the Forward With Christ program. Dr Edward Curant will be guest speaker, native of Scotland Grant who moved to Graham Texas at eight and served 18 years as executive secretary of the board of Christian Education. He will speak on To Be Here in The Church. All church members and the public are invited. a social hour will follow the service.
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Pydin
Covenant Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U.S
Edward Curant
Lidipsiana
Scotland
Grant
Graham
Tex
Board of Christian Education
Hligur
Molotov Signals Peace Push Amid UN Anniversary Plans
Molotov spoke to reporters from the Soviet delegation in New York before traveling to the west coast. The conference opens with Dulles MacMillan and Pinay meeting to map strategy for a July heads of government session in San Francisco marking the UN’s sixth anniversary in the city of its birth. Molotov will depart by train Wednesday night for California.
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United States
Molotov
Soviet Union
New York
John Paster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Antoine Pinay
San Francisco
Law
United Nations
West Coast
Bramblett Given 60 Days to Pay Fines in Solon Case
Bramblett faces years in prison on each count and a $10,000 fine on each. At attorney Edward B. Williams' request, Bas than granted Bramblett 60 days to pay the fines.
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Bramblett
Edward B. Williams
Basthan
Parking Ban On Louisville During Peak Hours
Monroe council orders a temporary parking ban on Louisville Avenue during peak hours to ease traffic while the old Desiard Street bridge is closed for repairs starting around July 1. The measure, requested by the Chamber of Commerce and area merchants, mirrors a nearby West Monroe ban on Cypress and Bridive streets and aims to prevent congestion from the bridge work.
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Louisville Avenue
Jhe Ouachita River
Louisville
Chamber of Commerce Traffic Committee
DeSiard Street
Cypress Street
West Monroe
Pf. Oa. Poa
Grammont Street
Sixth
Catalpa
Walnut
Pine
Riverside
North Sixth
Grammont
Layton
North Second
Hudson Lane
Illinois Central Railroad
Washington Street
North Fifth
Tllinois Central Railroad
DeSiard
North Fourth
Jefferson
Harrison
Jackson
St. John
North Tenth
Adams
D'Arbonne
Sherrouse
Blanks
D Arbonne
Arkansas
South Grand
JL. M. Ray
Els
Sen O
Sterlinetten
WooosTer
Bryants Addition
Newores
Vlanroe News- Star Oas
City of
Monroe
DeStard Aflev
Moore Electric Company
von Oliver Road
Poulan Construction Company
Resolver
Valencia Street
Knights
Canibus
Ceteer
Argentine government moves against church leaders amid Peron clashes
Federal police raided parish priest residences as the government accuses bishops of instigating street disorder in the Peron era. A decree signed by President Peron cites an old colonial law to oust church authorities and mentions potential excommunication if Vatican appointments are impeded. Also notes postwar shift in birth trends toward fewer married women bearing children.
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Fhe
Peron
Juan Peron
Vatican
Argentina
Vatican City
Warning Sirens and Evacuation Drill Across Washington
The article details a simulated attack drill with 12 05 p.m. warning and 3 25 p.m. hits on Washington and major cities. Fifteen thousand officials, including members of the White House or Cabinet and the Eisenhower briefcase team, would flee to emergency locations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
New York
Interior McKay
Europe
Agriculture Benson
Commerce Weeks
Labor Mitchell
Rail City Name Misused by Varios Transport Firms
The Association of American Railroads says a common brand part has been used extensively in various transportation ventures. The report notes the name appears in over a hundred companies and is tied to current industry branding practices.
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Association of American Hallroads
Negro Injured in Shop Incident at Louisiana Machinery
Clarence Wesley, a Black shop helper at Louisiana Machinery Co on Louisville Avenue, sustained a flesh wound near his left eye in an accident just before noon Wednesday. He was rushed to a local hospital by Mulhearn Funeral Home ambulance for treatment. officials said the cause was not yet explained at press time.
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Clarence Wesley
Louisiana Machinery Co
Louisville Avenue
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Wesley
Mother Charged in Bath Water Child Death Case
A mother faced charges after a sequence ending with a boy dying in a bathtub. The testimony described two women playing games then submerging the child, a note about the body being sent to a sister-in-law, and a taxi driver delivering the envelope before the mother found her son’s body.
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O'Connell
Smut Mills Target Youth in Crime and Horror Film Debate
A Friday session will examine film and literature's impact on juvenile conduct. Officials plan to study the code and consider how crime and horror motion pictures influence teens as discussions continue.
Train derailment rerouted to Denver via Burlington tracks
The Challenger's uninjured passengers and crew were picked up northeast of the wreck and taken to Sterling. The train will be rerouted over Burlington Railroad tracks to Denver, with officials saying clearance could take at least midfall as crews from North Platte, Nebraska, work to reopen the line after a washed-out bridge near Pine Bluffs on the Wyoming-Nebraska line.
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Sterling
Burlington Railroad
Denver
North Platte
Neb
Jujesburg
Colo
Faubus Rejects Board Clemency Motions Including Life Term Reductions
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus refused clemency on four board recommendations. Masters and Long faced reduced life sentences and a commutation proposal. Fireash Jr. and Baughman would stay in prison. The board also urged release of 11 American airmen held in Red China and other detainees behind the Bamboo Curtain.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval EF. Faubus
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
James Masters
Clarence Long
Masters
Chicot County
Long
Jefferson County
Faubus
Earne Fireash Jr
John Baughman
Boone County
Dulles
Menon
Orient
Regime China Policy Shift Seen in U S Talks
The United States, led by the President and Dulles, aims to press China toward limited engagement without pledging mediation or formal commitments. The discussion emphasizes keeping options open while guiding developments.
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China
Dulles
Medical pledge to vaccinate all children regardless of ability to pay
The AMA reiterates a self-imposed priority to vaccinate scarce supplies first to the most vulnerable groups including ages five to nine. A pledge says no child will be denied vaccination due to inability to pay a physician's fee, honoring medical traditions.
Man Convicted Of Firing Rifle At River Freighter
PORT HURON Mich P A Circuit Court jury yesterday convicted Floyd Warwick 45 of firing three shots from a rifle at a freighter on the St. Clair River. The offense carries up to a year in jail and a $500 fine. The bullets ricocheted off the freighter John E F Meisener May 12 without injuring crew. Warwick a boat livery operator testified he was angered by speeding freighters that kicked up waves and damaged his property but he would not admit firing the shots.
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Port Huron
Mich
Floyd Warwick
St. Clair River
John E. F. Meisener
Warwick
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