Newman family obituary details pallbearers and affiliations
Mrs Newman’s grandchildren P J Newman III and Richard Chevireah Newman of New Orleans are noted as part of the funeral arrangements handled by Peters Funeral Home. Active pallbearers include G R LeBlanc C W Williams H L Wilson E W Cruse Henry C Ray J E Peters M G Moore A B Clarkson. Honorary pallbearers are A M Kite Barlow Snabnet Walter Fisher F C McConnell Robert Christian Aaron Parker N J Moore Lloyd Purifoy George Morgan H H Brinsmade W K Olmstead J W Treadwell F K Vaughan Charles G Simmons Ed Morris Dr C H Hill Dr George M Snelling Jack Russell E F Bernile and Missouri Pacific Railroad office employees and church deacons and elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Newman III
Richard Chevireah Newman
New Orleans
Peters Funeral Home
G. R. LeBlanc
C. W. Williams
H. L. Wilson
E. W. Cruse
Henry C. Ray
J. E. Peters
M. G. Moore
A. B. Clarkson
A. M. Kite
Barlow Snabnet
Walter Fisher
F. C. McConnell
Robert Christian
Aaron Parker
N. J. Moore
Lloyd Purifoy
George Morgan
H. H. Brinsmade
W. K. Olmstead
J. W. Treadwell
F. K. Vaughan
Charles G. Simmons
Ed Morris
C. H. Hill
George M. Snelling
Jack Russell
E. F. Bernelle
The
Missouri Pacific Railroad and Board of Deacons and Elders
First Christian Church
Navy moves seventh fleet units toward Formosa crisis
Three of four seventh fleet ships Moore Maddock Cabazon sailed toward Formosa leaving Wantuck as the only remaining seventh ship. Vice Admiral Struble flies from Honolulu to rejoin a fleet of over 20 ships including Valley Forge and Rochester as Panther jets train in San Diego for duty in the Philippine Sea. Boxer remains in operating condition after return from Orient and overhaul delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Moore
Maddock
Cabazon
Wantuck
Formosa
Guam
Subic Bay
Sangley Point
Philippines
Arthur D. Struble
Seventh
Honolulu
Washington
South Korea
Valley Forge
Rochester
Struble
MacArthur
Leyte
Mindro
Luzon
Phillippines
Pacific Fleet
San Diego
Calif
Phillippine Sea
Long Beach
Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Boone
Orient
Boxer
Navy
Pravda criticizes U.S. Korea China actions and UN role
Pravda denounces the United States for acting against Korea and China without UN authorization and accuses Washington of ignoring the United Nations Charter. It questions who authorized the moves and notes the security council later urged aid to South Korea, while Tass had called the cease fire illegal without Soviet representation. The article warns that imperialist forces will not stop in their warmongering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U. S
United’ Nations
United Nations Organization
United States
U. N
Pravda
United Nations
Truman
Acheson
Security Council
Korea
U. N. Security Council
North Korea
Tass
Soviet Union
Russia
Congress
Senate
Defense Department
America
London
House of Commons
Paris
Rome
Ada
Germany
Washington
Foreign Office
Alan Kirk
Mr. Truman
Formosa
Philippines
Indo-China
Hanoi
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Far East
Europe
Permit issued for residence addition on DeSiard Street
Building records show John Sherrouse Jr received a permit to add to a residence at 4498 DeSiard Street costing 490 dollars. Day labor will be used. Marriage licenses granted to Dm H Martin, 20, West Monroe and Mary Ruth Gilmore, 16, West Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherrouse, Jr
DeSiard Street
DM H. P. Martin
West Monroe
Mary
Ruth Gilmore
Memoir of a country life and modern building ironies
The piece blends reminiscences of old farm life with wartime and postwar modernization. It contrasts rustic carpenters and plumbers with upscale Florida mansions, notes Addison Mizner’s flamboyant projects, and observes mass movement from New York to rural Connecticut and beyond. It includes reflections on political figures, a Nassau County district attorney, and a sense of historical change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
Connecticut Hitherland
Daniel Boone
Florida
Addison Mizner
Bill
Wall Street
Tulsa
Addison
Merman
Stamford
New York
Martin Littleton
Cody
Wyoming
Nassau County
N. Y
Republican Party of
United States of America
Fall of Seoul Reported as North Korean Victory
North Korean troops pushed toward Seoul and briefly overran the capital, causing panic as refugees fled. American correspondents and pilots reported heavy fighting and bridge destruction around the Han River, while MacArthur’s HQ noted the front largely unchanged and resisting. President Truman ordered U S naval forces to the area and air power to operate south of the 38th parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Burton Crane
New York Times
Frank Gibney
Time Magazine
Keyes Beech
Chicago Daily News
O. H. P. King
Associated Press
Suwon
Kimpo
King
A. E. Shook
Clovis
N. M
Japan
Red Radio
Pyongyang
MacArthur
Radio
Uijongbu
Formosa
China
Truman
Inchon
Jinsen
Truman heads to events as Korea crisis advances
Officials expect Acheson to discuss U S policy on Korea and East Asia at a news conference while Truman attends meetings with the reserve officers association and the American Newspaper Guild. White House aides note broad backing for the decision to aid South Korea after UN action and warn against appeasement amid Cold War tensions. The UN Security Council later backed the American resolution 7 to 1, signaling united support for strong action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers Association
American Newspaper Guild
Far East
State Acheson
South Korea
U. N. Security Council
Russia
Korea
Kremlin
White House
State Department
Truman
Acheson
Free World
Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations Security Council
World War II Mustang Pilots Claim Shoot Down of Communist Yak
Russian made Schillereff a WW II Mustang pilot in Europe with four German victories said he and Dewald shot down a red star marked Yak near Kimpo as transports landed. He described the hostile attack on the field then dove to the deck and nailed the enemy craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schillereff
Dowald
Kimpo
Dewald
Far East
Wayne
Jerald
Louisiana Senate Action Tracks Parish Road Funding and State Pay Increases
Spotlight on road work in Louisiana's 64 parishes with each parish receiving 30 000 per year for two years for maintenance. Senate finalizes bills raising governor and state official salaries, authorizing a 60 hour workweek for city firemen over 15 000 population, and increasing New Orleans cigarette tax share to 1 200 000. Also back and forth on grade A milk in ice cream, board appointments at state hospitals, penitentiary creation with a legislator as keeper, sheriff salary boosts, district attorney pay rise, and looser liquor license rules. House revolt over long sessions and adjournment follows as session stalls after farm plan endorsement for quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
New Orleans
Louisiana
Edwin Rausch
Tax bill eyed for fall enactment with broad excise hikes
The measure would apply new excise taxes starting likely September or October to fur coats handbags jewelry cosmetics films telephones and many other items. Republicans want to split the bill into two votes one on cutting excise taxes and another on corporate tax boosts and closing loopholes. Representative Reed charged the bill is dangerous and dishonest warning of possible recession and depression from higher taxes. He argued the 41 percent corporate rate would raise prices and depress demand, urging taxpayers to consider the cost of excessive government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Cement used in building the Egyptian pyramids
The article notes that cement played a role in the ancient Egyptian pyramids construction, detailing its use alongside stone blocks and lime mortar in monumental projects.
Extra Dividend Is Paid by Bank
The Central Savings Bank and Trust Company increased its semiannual dividend from four to five percent amid strong business, announced by President Travis Oliver. Plans for a Louisville branch at No 7th Street include a drive in, night deposit, and ample on site parking, with ground breaking hoped within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Travis Oliver
Oliver
Louisville
No. 7Th Street
H. H. Land
Dr. Sander Regained Medical License After Acquittal
Concord New Hampshire June 28 Dr Hermann N Sander a country physician had his license to practice restored by the state board of registration in medicine The board had suspended it after his March acquittal on a murder charge in the death of Mrs Addie Borroto The defense presented witnesses who said the patient was already dead before any injection and that the physician always responded to calls and never took payment The right to resume practice is effective immediately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
State Board of Registration In Medicine
Addie Borroto
Sander
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
M. A. Hinds
Henry Stern
Hubert B. Teuton
Harry Daniels
Teuton
Harry Widger
Des Plaines
Ill
Widger
Chicago
Daniels
Sessions
Robert Hoffman
Louisiana
Hoffman
Stern
Hinds
Stocks Rise After Three Day Plunge
New York June 28 stocks jumped early today after a two day decline. Within 15 minutes gains reached $3 a share as buying surged on floor activity. Aircraft steel motor chemical and railroad shares led the rally with heavy demand reported at major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Truman
Price support bill boosts funds for farm programs
Washington June 28 President Truman signed a bill increasing the government price support fund by 2 billion dollars. The extra authorization will expand the Agriculture Department's Commodity Credit Corporation, lifting total support for cotton wheat corn rice tobacco peanuts and other crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corporation
West Point Cadet Swims Panama Canal
Balboa Canal Zone June 28 Charles J. McGinn a 23 year old West Point cadet completed a 46 mile swim through the Panama Canal in 36 hours averaging 7.5 miles per eight hours daily. He swam through the locks and used a rowboat to dodge strong eddies and plans to try the English Channel someday. He will likely be charged only a small toll and is visiting Gatun on summer leave and hopes his military training shows through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
Canal Zone
Charles J. McGinn
West Point
Panama Canal
West Pointer
Miitary Academy
McGinn
Paper Firm Buys 46000 Acre Timber Tract
International Paper Co announced the purchase of about 46 000 acres of timber land in Hancock county Mississippi from Weston Lumber Co pulpwood from the land will be used in Southern Kraft mills in Moss Point Mobile Panama City and other cities. The price was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Hancock County
Miss
International Paper Co
J. H. Friend
Southern Kraft
Weston Lumber Co
Picayune
Friend
Moss Point
Mississippi
Panama City
Fla
Orleans
Jonah and the Whale Narrative as World-Spanning Mercy
The essay argues the Book of Jonah reveals God’s universal love beyond narrow prejudice. It praises Jonah as a missionary document and warns modern religious leaders against hostile exclusivity, urging recognition that God’s grace extends to all peoples, including Gentiles and Nineveh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah
God
Ninevah
Israel
Ninevah Khan
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