Child Succumbs Continued From First Paget Saturday
The obituary notes a child death with services at Swarts Baptist Church led by Rev FH M Roach and with assistance from Loch Arbor Church. Survived by both parents and one older sister, with grandparents and extended family listed. Interment planned at Springhill Cemetery.
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Swarts Baptist Church
FH. M. Roach
Loch Arbor
Belicia
Wo OS. Roper
Swarts
al Cue
Coushatia
Klovenee
Monroe
Ars
Stella Aminstook
Springhill
Strikes and labor tensions flare at multiple plants
Union workers clash with guards on company grounds as talks continue over a wage rise and fringe benefits. In New Orleans, 28 union men begin a third week of trial while Colonial Sugars plans to reopen its refinery with outside help after a weeklong strike and citizens’ committee concerns. The Packinghouse Union seeks a 1 cent raise and 44 percent fringe benefits for 550 workers, while Colonial offers five cents. A Pullman train with diners houses non-strikers nearby and an elderly Alvernia man is sentenced to death by starvation for plow theft.
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New Orleans
Colonial Sugars
Wylie Hoberts
Citizens Committee
Gratamerey
The
Packinghouse Union
CIO
Wylie
Colonial
Humphrey seeks one year extension of debt limit
Humphrey urged Congress on Friday to extend the temporary ceiling on the national debt from 281 billion to cover another year. He said the government can live within the limit but warned it will be a tight squeeze while noting a stronger economy and improved international outlook. The 1954 deadline and projected 1955-56 debt levels are discussed as the administration eyes fiscal realities.
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Humphrey
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Htumphrey
New Gate Presented at Air Force Dedication Ceremony
A citizens committee raised funds for a new entrance gate at the Air Force base. The planned big jet fighter demonstration was canceled, but about nine jets including F84 Thunderbirds and F180s performed. Attendees included U S congressmen George Long Overton Brooks and F Edward Hebert state Senator J F Patterson and several generals. Roughly four thousand people attended the afternoon ceremonies.
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Air Force
Louisiana
George Long
Pineville
Overton Brooks
F. Edward Hebert
T. A. Thompson
J. F. Patterson
Missouri
Flt. Timberlake
Ninth Air Force
Karl W. Barnes
Tactical Air Command
Langley Apb
F. A. Armstrong
Second Air Force
Barksdale Afb
Shreveport
Turkeys Consume Water During Range Season
A thousand turkeys will drink between 60 and 70 tons of water over the range season as they forage and grow.
Funeral set for Bennie Brown in Bastrop
Bennie Brown 38 drowned in Bayou Bartholomew north of Sterlington while swimming. Funeral services planned Sunday at 2 p.m. at Blackwell-Golden Funeral Home chapel with burial in Carter Cemetery. Survived by wife Emmy, four daughters, two step-sons, four brothers, and six sisters. Browns family details and recovery by Neal Jennings and Ed Jones noted.
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Bastrop
Bennie Brown
Bayou Bartholomew
Sterlington
Blackwell - Golden
Carter
Brown
Ouachita River
Sternington
Morehouse Parish
American Legion
Monroe
Neal Jennings
Ed Jones
Bayou
Morehouse
Robert Carpenter
Emmy Brown
Celesta
Mattie
Rachael
Joyce
James
David Wooten
Dewey W. Brown
James Brown
Savannah
Gordon
Charles
Dewey Eugene Brown
Helen Stevens
Anchorave
Alaska
Rachael Wells
June Cunningham
Carlshad
N. M
Alice May
Gennie
Linda Brown
Dulles Enumerates Postwar Problems for Geneva Summit
Secretary Dulles cited five major issues for the Geneva talk with the Big Four. He described UN backed resolve, noted Korea and Indochina endings, and urged German unification, Eastern satellites, China’s use of force, and international communism as key challenges. He warned against relying on a single world directorate and pressed for collective procedures.
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U.N
Molotov
United Nations
Dulles
Indochina
Geneva
United States
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Japan
Russia
Germany
China
Korea
Formosa
Movie Executive Joins Smog Board
Los Angeles reported that a motion picture executive was named to the air pollution foundation’s board of trustees, with the press noting smog hampers outdoor filming and indoor sets. The piece also cites broader U.S. defense treaties and Dulles remarks on communism and global threats.
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Los Angeles
Air Pollution Foundation
Heig Y .Frank Freeman
Paramount Studies
Foundation
Rhee Warns U.S. On Korea Policy
Rhee said the United States must show Soviet leaders due respect or bold violations would occur. He claimed South Korea feels neglected in its stand against communists and warned that the U.S. may be drifting away, urging the American public to wake up in time.
President attends outdoor New Hampshire Legislature session
The President attended an outdoor session of the New Hampshire Legislature. He dodged questions about his 1956 plans with noncommittal answers and had proposed a 12 month moratorium on such inquiries earlier this year.
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New Hampshire
Unidentified man falls to death from downtown building
In Los Angeles a grey haired man about 55 died after leaping from a downtown office building. He hesitated on a 10th floor ledge for 20 minutes as onlookers and six visiting women watched. Police were summoned as the body plunged into a parking lot.
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Los Angeles
New Trial Requested in Marshfield Narcotics Case
Attorneys for Artie Marshfield filed a motion in Fourth District Court to set aside his 1954 narcotics conviction and grant a new trial. Judge Jesse Heard presides as a hearing was scheduled. If denied, an appeal to the state supreme court may follow. a favorable ruling could push the retrial to the fall term.
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Artie Marshfield
Fourth District Court
Jesse
Marshfield
DeSiard Street
State Supreme Court
Fines for Speeding and Reckless Driving
Otis L. Ainsworth was fined 75 dollars plus court costs after pleading guilty to speeding while George L. Gullett received 100 dollars and costs for reckless operation of a motor vehicle.
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Warren G. Aulds
Velma Chevallier
Wile B. Anderson
Jake Brass
Homer Ray Flint
Jack Johnson
Pete Duchesne
James W. Freeman
Ryhing
Otis L. Ainsworth
George L. Gullett
Crew barred from Yokohama shores over regulation breach
Japanese port authorities barred the entire crew of the American freighter Indian Mail from coming ashore for deliberate disregard of regulations. They ordered return of landing passes issued in January April and May. after American consul intervention, all but six were allowed ashore. Also notes a rise in bulbs per new car from 5.5 in 1925 to nearly 23 today.
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Yokohama
Japan
Diploma Given Despite Dress Code Dispute
Teachers noted Sharon was a non conformist in small details and her mother, Mrs. Bell, argued the dress instructions were not shown. Sharon received her diploma from the principal after the ceremony despite the dispute.
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Sharon
Duke Employs Hair Grower in Royal Thinning Crisis
LONDON The Duke of Edinburgh, 34, is trying a new hair growth lotion described as light and non greasy and specially blended with a little oil. Barber Charles Topper, who has trimmed his hair at Buckingham Palace for much of the century, said the product is used at royal hair appointments.
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London
Duke of Edinburgh
Charles Topper
Buckingham Palace
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Ois
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Security Council
American Red Cross
U. S
Euroape
Far East
Asia
Yaiwan
Bandung
Rhee
Harold Moue
McKenzie & Monk
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DeSiard
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