Eisenhower Contenders Face Civil Rights Clash At Conference
The gathering noted a potential Democratic split over civil rights while GOP hopefuls face a tough path to November. Devers suggested most Dem nominees can win, naming Russell as a tough opponent, while Kohler and Driscoll warned Republicans must work hard for victory. Peterson warned state governments share corruption concerns with the federal level.
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Paul A. Devers
Massacchusetts
Devers
Richard Russell
Georgia
Taft
Eisenhower
Driscoll
Kohler
Ohio
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Ian Eisenhower Rooter
Itage
Concordia Levee Fund Secured Says Passman
Congressman Otto E. Passman reports to Concordia Sentinel editor Percy L. Rountree that 1.7 million dollars is allocated for the Concordia levee for the new fiscal year, with a pledge to pursue three million for the following year to complete the project. He urges residents to ignore counterclaims and notes the levee will be built to full design.
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Ferriday
Otto E. Passman
Percy L. Rountree, Sr
Concordia Sentinel
Concordia
Meordia Parish
East Carroll Beauty to be Featured at Walgreens Window
Libby Idson of Lake Providence will be shown in the Walgreens Drug window in East Carroll on Wednesday at 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM as part of a Dial soap suds act. The Dial Soap sequence, a nationwide tour by the Dial Soap Company, lasts about 20 minutes each and will be aired on one radio station. The event is sponsored by Dial Soap, Walgreens Drug, and the Northeast Louisiana Carnival Association, Inc., in connection with the Miss Louisiana beauty pageant.
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Iss
East Carroll
Libby ‘Idson
Lake Providence
Walms Drug Store
Dial
Heac
Dial Po Company
Dial Soap
Walgreen Drug
Northeast Louisiana
Rs Carnival Association, Inc
Marriage Licenses for Several Parishes and Towns
Joseph Inzerella, 29, Port Arthur. Annette Marie Pizarro, Monroe. William Lelon Corbin Jr., 19, Alma Marie Antley, 20, both West Monroe. Benjamin Davis Baker, 20, West Monroe. Mary Ann Studdard, Monroe.
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Oseph Inzerella
Port Arthur x
Annette Marie Pizarro
Monroe
William Lelon Corbin, Jr
Alma Marie Antley
West Monroe
Enjamin Davis Baker
Westroe
Mary Ann Studdard
Cabinet Crisis Erupts Anew In Egypt As Leader Resigns
Alexandria Egypt Turbulent politics flare anew as Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha resigns and Hussein Sirry Pasha, veteran independent, is named to form a new government. Sirry Pasha's task follows a pattern of cabinet turnover amid graft cleanups and Egypt's bid to control the Suez Canal and Sudan.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha
Hussein Sirry Pasha
Sirry Pasha
Farouk
Cairo
Hilaly Pasha
Suez Canal Zone
Sudan
Cable and Wireless
London
Associated Press
Hilaly
U.S
Suez
Canal Zone
Britain
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Nahas Pasha
Suez Canal
Aly Maher Pasha
Paris
Solon Demands Public Vote on 30 Million Bond Issue
Louisiana Rep. William Yarné led a demand that the $30 million state building authority bond issue be put to a public vote, warning the bill in Senate hands risks the people. The measure, backed by Gov. Kennon, would authorize bonds for charitable, educational, or correctional projects and passed the House 66 to 29.
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Baton Rouge
William Yarne
House
Robert Kennon
Senate
Yarne
Louisiana
Avoyelles Parish
Yarno
House of Representatives
Yarn
Wellborn
Jack
Shreveport
Paul Landry
Port Alien
Legislative Bureau
Louisiana House Narrowly Preserves Convention Call
A Louisiana House vote 43 to 35 rejected tabling a bill by Rep. Algie Brown to call a constitutional convention next May, replacing the 31 year old constitution. An amendment requiring a post convention vote by the people was added 62 to 14, sparking debate over voter approval and delegates' fate.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Algie Brown
Shreveport
James Villemarette
Avoyelles Parish
E. J. Grizzaffi
St. Mary Parish
Brown
Grizzaffi
Ana
George Tessier
New Orleans
Earl Long
House
Weilborn Jack
Jack
Welfare bills knocked out by Louisiana House committee
Two of Senator B H Rogers welfare bills were unanimously rejected by the House Public Health and Quarantine Committee. The measures would have allowed recovery from relatives and reduced the property limit for welfare eligibility. Another Rogers bill to prevent transfers over 500 in property was in Judiciary C. A separate bill to survey welfare needs was rejected. a Public Affairs Research Council survey will take 18 months.
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Baton Rouge
B. H. Rogers
House
M. W. Hargrove
House Committee On Public Health and Quarantine
Allen Parish
Senate
Rogers
Judiciary ‘‘C
Kenneth Barranger
New Orleans
Senate Committee On Pensions
Barranger
House Public Health and Quarantine Committee
Gove Davis
Olla
Legislative Welfare Committee
Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana
Local Building Permits Issued For Homes And School Project
L Milton King gets permit to build a residence at 1608 Auburn Ave for 10000 with Ira Cagle as contractor. City School Board allowed to erect brick athletic building at Neville High School costing 260000 with Dyer and Mullings as contractors. R L Nugent authorized to add to 3904 Polk St for 1900 using day labor. E E Logan to add to 1907 Filhoil St costing 1030 with owner as contractor. W B Corry authorized to build dwelling at 4409 Lee for 4680 with owner as contractor.
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L. Milton King
Auburn Avenue
Ira Cagle
City School Board
Neville High School
Dyer and Mullings
R. L. Nugent
Polk Street
E. E. Logan
Filhoil Street
W. B. Corry
Lee
Mrs Baumann Acquitted Of Murder In New Orleans Trial
In New Orleans a five day trial ended with Mary Virginia Baumann 30 acquitted after the state abandoned charges following a judge ruling that a police obtained oral and written confession was inadmissible Evidence also included testimony from her son who recanted Earlier Baumann shot her estranged husband Emile Baumann a 40 surgical supply company executive four times leading to the murder charge and coroner notes of the shooting
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New Orleans
Mary Virginia Baumann
Lee Baumann
Bridge Bill Ready For Signing In Louisiana
A Louisiana senate bill freeing tolls on the Natchez Vidalia bridge and enabling joint maintenance by Louisiana and Mississippi highway departments awaits Governor Kennon signature. Mississippi already enacted a similar measure and Kennon is inclined to approve. A detailed operating plan is to be agreed, with September 26 tentatively set for toll free operation.
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Ferriday
Louisiana Senate
Natchez - Vidalia
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Mississippi
Robert Kennon
Kennon
Highway Departments
KMLB Marks 23rd Birthday With Special Broadcast
KMLB AM and FM will celebrate its 23rd birthday with a 7 to 7 30 program tomorrow night narrated by Laurence Gibbs. The tribute honors J C Liner founder and president who died in March and will feature old records, transcriptions, and voices of past and current staff.
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KMLB
Laurence Gibbs
J. C. Liner
Korean Casualties Listed By Government
The department of defense release lists casualties in Korea including killed in action Private First Class Eli M Nelson from Castor Louisiana and wounded soldiers Private First Class Paul E Secrest St Joseph and Private Lee G Stroud Benton. Marine Second Lt Cecil J Bennett Bastrop named among wounded.
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Department of Defense
Louisiana
Army
Eli M. Nelson
Eliabeth Nelson
Rt. 2
Castor
Paul E. Secrest
Ashley E. Secrest
St. Joseph
Lee G. Stroud
Jessie Stroud
Benton
Marine Corps
Cecil J. Bennett
Ella Humphreys
East Cypress Ave
Bastrop
615 Lb Man Lands In Jail in New Orleans
Ted Linam 39 weighing 615 pounds resisted narcotics squad officers in New Orleans, was jailed after a free-swinging brawl and a refused to rise, charged with narcotics activity simple battery on officers and illegal alcohol. Ten Negroes arrested in raid on Linam’s establishment. Public notices dated June 1952 list Monroe notices and bids for Ruston Hospital contracts.
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New Orleans
Ted Linam
Linam
Canned Apricots Featured In Diverse Dishes
A historical snippet notes canned apricots used in fruit salad a whipped dessert and a jellied fruit dessert plus as an ice cream sauce. It also mentions Ft McHenry Maryland described as the birdplace of the Star Spangled Banner now designated a national shrine.
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Ft. McHenry
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Nebraska
Hugh Butler
Jte
Peterson
Connee
Passman
Reaper
Risonal Finance Co
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Walgreen
Col. DeSiard
2Nd Sts
Dick H. Umbel
YES Manager
By L. S. Chakales
Solon
Democratic Executive Committee
Roy Q. Cole, Sr
E. M. Strong
Co. H. Reid
Henry Haas
Roy Q. Cole
John E. Coon
W. L
Jack) Howard
Prank X. Cline
Fred F. Millsaps
Democratic Party
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Frank X. Cline
ROY @. COLE, Sr
G. L. Mahoney
Mahoney & Son, Inc
DeSiard Street
Noble Neil Prewitt
Louisville
George B. Parks, Jr
Blanch Circle
Fort Worth
Texas
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Park & Pack
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Larrier
Mall Normheast
Daily-Sun News-Star
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World
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Bendix
United Electric Service
Louisville Ave
Central Super Service
Sinclair Products
Louisville & Sterlington Rd
Martin
DeSiard
Gene’s Sporting Goods
Griffith Electric
West Monroe Rendering CO
Utican
Albert Tindell
Newellton
Alcoholics Anonymus
Monroe la
Myrtle
Babee Tenda
Heck-Elec
Playgara
Jackson
Louise Williams
Old Monroe
Bastrop Rd
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Pontiac
Studebaker
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