Truman in Rough Condition After Gall Bladder Operation
Kansas City report says former President Harry S. Truman is progressing after emergency gall bladder and appendix removal. Doctor Wallace Graham calls the situation pretty rough and notes no walking yet with danger still present. At 70, Truman aims to leave hospital soon and remains under careful monitoring at Research Hospital for about ten more days.
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Crossword Clues Fit for a Brief Gazette Card
Crossword Puzzle 26 includes Step up 28 Part of the British Isles 32 Pipe 34 2 000 pounds 86 Italian calm 37 Daub 39 Childs napkin 41 Transgress 42 Turf 44 Caressed 46 Fly lightly 60 Pedal digit 61 Be defeated 52 Fastened 56 Declare 57 Something precious 88 Rather than 69 Gull like bird 60 Head French 7 BE EF
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Marie McDonald Faces Court After Car Mishap
Beverly Hills actress Marie McDonald ordered to court after a stormy police encounter. Police say her car struck four autos and she resisted officers, biting, kicking, and shouting while under narcotics influence. She was booked on DUI, hit and run, and license charges. released without bond after husband Harry Karl intervened.
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Batchelor Faces General Court Martial
Cpl. Claude Batchelor, 23, a former POW who initially sided with the Communists then reversed, will face a general court-martial. Lt. Gen. I D White says the trial will be noncapital and open to press. Charges include conspiring with the enemy to create a subversive group after the Korean armistice and promoting disloyalty through writings and speeches. The 4th Army expects the trial to begin in August.
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City Court Disposes Cases in Monroe and West Monroe
In Monroe City Court Judge W M Harper fines include Ellison Lovell 350 dollars or 350 days for drunk driving. Frank Moore 350 dollars or 350 days for drunk driving and 50 days for disturbing the peace. Herman Meachow 100 dollars or 100 days for concealed weapon possession and 50 days for resisting arrest. Mack Willis 100 dollars or 100 days for unauthorized use of movable property and 30 days for theft. Others face penalties for disturbing the peace public drunkenness and related offenses. West Monroe hearings by Judge Howell H Heard list Jim Story 300 dollars or 90 days for drunk driving and Leon Waters noted in West Monroe case.
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Court Docket Shows Fines and Sentences From West Monroe
Monroe residents face fines and jail terms for driving offenses and disorderly conduct. Zipa S Patterson 46 West Monroe paid 25 for reckless driving while Curtis C Foster 58 Route 1 West Monroe forfeited 20 bond for speeding. Dude Stone 46 West Monroe fined 20 or 20 days for drunk and disorderly. Milton Du Bose 21 West Monroe Negro sentenced to 60 days on assault and battery. Claude Dupree 29 Hickory St sentenced to 15 days for theft.
Home authority shifts as children grow in disobedience
The writer notes rising parental conflict over discipline with differing upbringings. The answer cites that authority in homes today often rests with children and references biblical warning about perilous times and disobedience, urging reflection on family dynamics.
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Apostle
Parental neglect blamed for juvenile delinquency says Hoover
J Edgar Hoover says the top American problem is juvenile delinquency not communism. He faults parental neglect and lack of discipline while urging wise parents to unite in firm loving guidance for their children.
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F.B.S
America
Louisiana House panel rejects bill to close fairgrounds track
The judiciary committee of the Louisiana House of Representatives voted 6 to 2 against a bill to close the fair grounds race track, deeming it a gambling venture.
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Louisiana House of Representatives
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