River Flood Situation Signals 24 Hour Stage Change
Flooding along the river prompts a 24 hour stage update as water levels shift. Officials warn of rising currents and potential closures along low lying areas. Residents urged to monitor gauges and heed local advisories.
Mamie Eisenhower Seeks Home Life Not First Lady Image
Denver report follows Mamie Eisenhower stating she would like to unpack furniture and stay forever without confirming plans for the White House role. She dismissed talk of a press conference, describing the gathering with four reporters as a casual coke-fueled meeting.
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Ice Mint Foot Comfort Ad Sparks Painful Flashback
An old advertisement fragment touts Ice Mint as a soothing remedy for burned feet and calluses on Main Street. The odd line about torture and cries stands out amid the product pitch, depicting a jarring contrast with the promotion.
Mamie Eisenhower Talks Personal Life Away From Campaign
Mamie Eisenhower chats at the Brown Palace Hotel about grandchildren and rings as Ike campaigns. She reveals a note proposal from Eisenhower at Texas Army post and recalls 37 years of world travel with the general while managing letters and family duties.
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Church Bazaar Silent Auction Item Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show items to be auctioned at a church bazaar with requests for copies of similar pieces. Readable words indicate selling and requesting various small items, with no clear identities or dates available.
Marriage Licenses George Tarleton Jr and Mildred Ellis
George S. Tarleton Jr age 25 and Mildred S. Ellis age 26, both of Mon, received marriage licenses in a local civil records office. The filing lists their ages and residences as the principal details for the union.
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Kennon Program Cleared Except For Big Money Bill
In Baton Rouge the Kennon program won Senate approval on all but the $392 million appropriation measure. The welfare board proposed by a constitutional amendment drew heavy debate but 33-2 approved. nine opposed. Senate also backed four budgetary control bills and a highway board by 35-0. Legislature completed the program in 23 days.
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Puppet and Marionette Show Ends Northeast State Seminar
Friday at 7 30 p m Brown auditorium hosts a puppet show closing a one day seminar on using puppets in teaching. Enrollment is credit or non credit with a $1 fee for Art 73. Proctor Puppets from Springfield Ill and Miss Ruby Craton of the state education department contribute to discussions.
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Proctor
Springfield
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State Department of Education
Spinach as New Side Crop for Concordia Planters
Concordia parish cotton planters may add spinach as a winter sideline. A meeting with Dr. Reid Grigsby set for Friday at 2 p.m. in Vidalia courthouse to discuss growing spinach for Arkansas canneries on cotton land. Arkansas corroboration includes seed and harvest labor for 500 acres. three Vidalia planters have shown interest.
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Death of Mrs. R. A. Harper Collinston
Mrs. R. A. Harper 65 of Collinston died in a Monroe hospital Sunday. Funeral in Bastrop Monday at 6 p.m. at Robinson Funeral Home chapel with Eastern Star ritual and interment at Carter cemetery. Survived by husband A. H. Harper and J. S. Harper two sons. brother B. F. Smith. nine grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Calvert Whiskey Touted by Charles J. Duffy in Centralia
Charles J. Duffy of Centralia testifies Calvert Whiskey is smoother than other whiskies he has tasted. He urges readers to try the Calvert taste test to find the whiskey that tastes best to them. Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey 86.8 proof 65% grain neutral spirits. Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City.
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Huk Chief Imprisoned For Revolt In The Philippines
William J. Pomeroy and his Filipino wife Celia were sentenced to life imprisonment for armed rebellion with the Huk organization in the Philippines. They pleaded guilty to murder kidnapping arson and robbery as Huk members. judge cited repentance.
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Pomeroy
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N.Y
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Philippine
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