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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1957

Page

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Martial Law in Formosa After U S Embassy Riots

Rioters wreck the United States embassy in Taipei and assault Americans after a U S Army court martial acquitted M Sgt Robert Reynolds. Nationalist authorities impose martial law as demonstrators swell to about 10 000 and attack embassy offices and the police station.

Taipei Formosa United States United States Information Service U.S Washington Hollington Ek. Tong State Department Polc Robert G. Reynolds Cobra Liu Chi-fan Reynolds Liu Dem S Nanking Chiang Kai-shek

Heavy Winds Ravage Monroe Area With Lightning

Strong winds toppled a revival tent and damaged trees in Monroe with power outages in Powell Street Lake Shore Sterlington Swartz and Rayville. A storm waned after 9 30 pm last night and calmer conditions return this morning with a 10 mph wind. Tonight and tomorrow forecast highs and lows are 66 to 70 and 86 to 90 respectively.

West Monroe Monroe Powell Street Lakeshore Sterlington Swartz Rayville

Seven Contestants Vie For Miss Southeastern 1957

Seven Southeastern Louisiana College coeds were chosen to compete in the Miss Southeastern 1957 pageant. The seven finalists were selected at an all college election and will vie for the title next fall with the winner to be crowned then.

Hammond Southeastern Louisiana College

Passman Leads Local Backing Against Monroe Elevated Highway

West Monroe citizens join Congressman Otto Passman to oppose the planned elevated interstate route through Monroe and West Monroe. They will circulate a petition to shift the path away from heavily settled areas and urge the City Council to influence the route.

Monroe West Monroe Otto E. Passman State Highway Department Passman U. S Fifth Congressional District Congress W. L. Howard Howard

Destitute Family Finds Hope as Flora Community Helps

Gene Abney and his wife with seven children were stranded in Flora Illinois after a car breakdown on a trip from Corpus Christi to Cleveland. Flora residents responded to a plea by the Flora Daily News Record with loans, clothing, and offers of work, including a potential farm job for Abney.

Flora, Lll Illinois Gene Abney Corpus Christi Tex Abney Cleveland Ohio Flora Daily News Record Abneys Flora Salvation Army Church of Christ

Cook County Treasury Faces 444000 Fraud Inquiry

Chicago authorities investigate illegal and irregular money transactions involving at least 444 000 in public funds from a treasury foreclose fund. County Treasurer Paschen and State's Attorney Adamowski compare it to the Hodge scandal while subpoenas target former treasurers and legal publications.

Cook County Chicago Herbert Co. Paschen Atty Benjamin Adamowski Paschen Treasury Adamowski Christ J. Peterson Milton Baer John Brenza Louis E. Nelson Brenza Nelson Sullivan Reporting Co The Legal Chronicle Chicago Recorder Henry C. Piel Harvey, Nelson and Brenza

Graveside Memorial Day Service in Bastrop

Graveside services will be held at 7 a.m. Sunday at Christ cemetery in Bastrop to honor deceased veterans. The annual event is sponsored by the Boone-McDowell Post No. 2277 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary. Post commander Red Washburne invites public attendance.

Christ Cemetery Bastrop Boone- McDowell Veterans of Foreign Wars Red Washburne

Masonic Orphans Home Event in Alexandria May 26

Sunday May 26 visitation day at the Masonic Orphans Home in Alexandria announced by W M J F Fleming of Western Star No 24. All master masons their wives and children urged to attend with lunch baskets. Dinner served on outside picnic tables weather permitting. Visiting dignitaries from lodges statewide expected. Highlights include closing of the Boys Cottage Fund Drive.

Masonic Orphans Home Alexandria J. FE. Fleming W. M Western Star No. 24

Friends of Miss Ola Mae Pennington Report Improvement

Miss Ola Mae Pennington is improving satisfactorily at Wright Bendel Clinic after surgery this week. She will stay in the clinic for a week or more and not be able to see friends for several days.

Ola Mae Pennington Wright Bendel Clinic Miss Pennington

Hospital Secretary Mrs Hill Undergoes Surgery at St. Francis

In the St. Francis Hospital Mrs EK H Hill secretary of the Guachita parish police jury underwent surgery today and remained in the recovery room late today.

St. Francis Hospital EK. H. Hill Guachita Parish

Poppy Sale Proclaimed in Monroe and West Monroe

Saturday is proclaimed as a day for veterans groups to sponsor poppy sales to aid disabled veterans and their children. The Twin Cities event is led by the L. B. Faulk American Legion Auxiliary with chairwoman Mrs. Lucille Durhman and assistance from Ouachita and West Monroe High School girls.

Monroe West Monroe Veterans’ Organizations Twin Cities L. B. Faulk American Legion Auxiliary Lucille Durhman Ouachita West Monroe High School

New Twisters Take Swipe At Texas Areas

Severe weather swept across Texas with three new tornadoes reported in West Texas none causing damage. Lubbock and Amarillo weather offices confirmed ground contact near Enochs south of Bovina and between Farwell and Friona. Fort Worth area evacuees reached 175 with floods receding as forecasts warned for more storms.

United Press Fort Worth Richland Hills Texas Lubbock Weather Bureau C.s.t West Oklahoma Kansas S.t Midland Tex Garden City Kan

Ike Urges Leaders Fight Race Proviso in School Plan

President Eisenhower asked House leaders to block an anti segregation amendment from the $1 5 billion school construction bill. He urged making the effort a test of Republican loyalty and said the segregation issue should not be tied to the program.

Ike Washington Eisenhower

Agent Framed in Civil Service Board Ruling

The Louisiana Civil Service Commission ordered Elzie Clark reinstated after ruling he was tricked into misconduct by coworkers and was off duty when events occurred. Clark will receive back pay for lost time, with findings citing instigated actions and entrapment repudiation by the chief enforcement officer.

Louisiana Civil Service Commission Elzie Clark Wild Life and Fisheries Department Clark Wild Life Thomas Rayburn B. Rayburn Earl Long Senate Effie Appellant Bunkie Baton Rouge

Nearly Nude Body Of Slain Girl Found

The nearly nude body of 13 year old Ruth Zeitler was found garroted with a white belt in a Glen near Saddle River Golf Course Paramus New Jersey. Police tied the case to a recent sex murder in the area and sought another missing girl Shirley Ann Pepe. The killing resembled the March murder of Victoria Zielinski as Edgar Smith faces trial in Hackensack for that crime.

Ruth Zeitler Paramus N. J Fair Lawn Saddle River Shirley Ann Pepe Lincoln Park Miss Zeitler Victoria Zielinski Edgar Smith Hackensack Lovers Lane Miss Zielinski

Rabies Control Ordered After Dog Bites Rise

Ouachita parish police jury will strictly enforce rabies control rules following a new outbreak warning. Otha T. Trapp says several dogs are under observation as rabies suspects and 13 people are receiving treatment after bites from a rabid dog. Four family members of Robert E. Schott are treated after a bite from the family pet.

Ouachita Parish Otha T. Trapp Robert E. Schott Wilmuth Street

Living Costs Register Hits Eighth Straight Record Gain

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports April living costs rose 0.3 percent from March, prompting automatic two cent pay boosts for 1.4 million workers in auto, electrical, and farm equipment manufacturing. Meats and produce led price increases while clothing fell. The index reached 119.3 percent of the 1947–49 average, about $1.20 in 1947–49 terms.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

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