Life Sentence For Cpl Batchelor In Korea Case
Claude Batchelor, 22, was sentenced to life by a general Court Martial for collaborating with the enemy and informing on fellow POWs in Korea. He volunteered at 16 and testified about fear inside the prison camp, with details of postwar Red groups and propaganda efforts. Batchelor, from Kermit Texas, refused repatriation and appealed via civilian counsel Joel Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Claude Batchelor
Korea
Batchelor
Joel Westbrook
U.S
U.S. Prisoners. the Kermit
United Nations
United States
Government Ready To Receive Dreath Aid Requests
Berry W. Wilson Jr county supervisor of the Farmers Home Administration Ouachita parish says a northeast Louisiana meeting gave the go ahead on the emergency feed program. Eligible farmers and stockmen may apply at the local FmHA office the ASC office or the county agent's office for relief payments to maintain their foundation herd under the emergency grain program. The county committee will determine eligibility for all applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry W. Wilson
Farmers Home Administration
Ouachita Parish
T. T. Jones
J. A. Shipp
J. R.tidwell
Louisiana
Farmers Home
Agricultural Stabilization and
Wilson
Army Family Wiped Out in Missouri Wreck
Four member Army family from Fort Leavenworth Kansas died when their car collided with another vehicle on a highway in Harrisonville Missouri. Only a three year old twin survived. The victims were Sergeant Frank O Mullens 24 his wife JoVeene 22 their son Carl and daughter Genevieve Marie three weeks old. The other driver Marvin Coker 25 of Groesbeck Texas and the couple s daughter were hospitalized with non critical injuries.
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Harrisonville
Ft. Pevonwonh Kan
Frank O. Mullens
Joveee
Carl
Genevieve Marie
Mullens
Howard Linn
Springfield
Maj
Japan
Marvin Coker
Groesbeck
Tex
Senators Describe Public Labor Cabinet Rift
Senator Capehart said he was amazed a family quarrel between Labor Secretary James Mitchell and Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks had become public. Mitchell admitted policy differences. Weeks denied a split and noted their views do not always coincide. The White House declined comment.
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L Washington
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Eisenhower
Labor
James Mitchell
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Mitchell
Weeks
Murray Snyder
White House
Denver
Two Struck By Auto In Dillsboro Leave Hospitalized
Mr and Mrs Arthur L Harris of Dillsboro North Carolina were struck by an automobile on Louisville avenue while crossing to their motel from a restaurant. They remained in critical condition at St Francis hospital Friday. The driver Ted Loup Carter 23 could not avoid the couple. No charges were filed.
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Arthur L. Harris
Dillsboro
N. C
Louisville Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Terri
Bell Avenue
Carter
Louisville
Judge bars Palumbo from calling himself bachelor
Circuit Judge Maurice E. Schultz orders Frank Palumbo to stop proclaiming himself a bachelor amid a lawsuit filed by Mic Palumbo. The injunction enjoins him from public claims or conduct suggesting bachelor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maurice Ed. Schultz
Wong
Frank \. Palumbo
Mic. Palumbo
Flood Of Letters Piles Up For Higdon Fund
The James Higdon Fund has received about 400 letters with receipts around 75 dollars. Donors from streets and cafés, a News-Star seller, a waiting waitress with dimes, and a cafe patron contribute as the fund shows broad local support. A café waiter, a prominent donor, and a saloon keeper all pledge contributions as the morning mail arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higdon
James Higdon
News - Star
Morning World
Monroe
Higdon Fund
South End
News-Star — World Office
Higdon Fund Receives Neighborly Donation
A Monroe woman praised for aiding the Higdon family donated to the Higdon Fund. A tobacco sack found new purpose as storage for shining dimes totaling nearly eight dollars, donated to support the Higdon Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higdon
Monroe
Higdon Fund
Community drive nears halfway mark for needed resistance
Friday morning receipts from the News-Star World business office total $244.50 of a $500 goal. Donations are welcomed as the effort to render needed resistance continues, with Twin Cities and nearby areas showing eager participation.
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News-Star World Business
Twin Cities
Milford School Board rescinds integration order
In Milford Delaware segregation supporters hailed the board action rescinding an order to integrate JL Negro pupils in the 10th grade at Lakeview Ave school. The board gave no clear end date or permanence for the policy while NAACP leader Waltner P Jackson condemned the move as surrender to a lawless mob.
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Milford, del
Milford
Lakeview Ave
U.S. Supreme Court
Prison Term Given In Court Here
Joe Harris, among four arraigned on felony charges in fourth district court, was sentenced to 18 months in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to automobile theft worth 840 dollars. Williams and Morris also pleaded guilty to theft and were remanded for sentencing. Other defendants faced misdemanor charges with various pleas and penalties.
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Joe Harris
Fourth District
Harris
Eljah Williams
Robert Morris
Wilams
Morris
Herman McGee
Jesse Heard
Charles E. Williams
Melvin Flood
Priase
Easterly wave spurs heavy rain in Florida and Cuba
An easterly wave sweeping across south Florida and central Cuba brought numerous downpours and winds up to 36 mph. Far east, a separate Atlantic storm 800 to 900 miles east of Bermuda roared with 50 to 60 mph winds, far out of local warning reach.
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Miami
Florida
Cuba
Bermuda
Atlantic
J.eonard Pardue
Azores
Father Shot Down While Son Looks On
In Jackson Mississippi prominent brick company head S T Cone Jr 38 was shot dead by his wife Ladora in the home before their 15 year old son Stephen who told police the mother held the gun with both hands and fired Cone died at Baptist hospital from wounds to the heart and stomach the couple's children were present as police prepared to question the mother who was also wounded during the incident authorities said the shooting followed a long afternoon of arguing and the event continued on the second page
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Stephen
Jimmie
Cone
Susie
Daddy
Stephen O
Building Permits Total in Monroe September
Building permits issued in Monroe during September totaled 649,572 for new construction and alterations. The report lists 48 dwelling units, one office building, four warehouses with offices, one service station, and one warehouse with a new use, plus ten additions and alterations to homes, ten to non dwellings, with demolitions and relocations noted.
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City of
Monroe
S. Hi
Elopement Ends in Family Reunion for Teens
Marina French aged 93 and Jimmy Dean Prally aged 24 ran away with friend Hoven Warren to wed but wandered through Mississippi and Tennessee for five days. After running out of gas they were helped by a sheriff and later returned home to their worried families.
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Linigen
Venn
Mississippi
Tennessee
Marina French
Jimmy Dean
Hoven Warren
Bat Jimaaiy Sead Deter
Prali Famails
Tupelo
Coumh
New Stbany
Helly Spriges
Memphis
Jackson
Tenn
Jimny
Mith
Corinth
Martha
Oliphint Speaks At Convocation At College Here
Dr Ben Oliphint of St Pauls Methodist Church addressed Saaltiverse State students at the annual fall convocation in the college auditorium. He urged renewal of wisdom faith and willingness to serve, contrasting the era of force with thoughtful action and personal responsibility for society.
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Ben Oliphint
St. Pauls
Judes
Cain
Quphint
Fey
New Inquiry Into Federal Practices Sparks Administrative Debate
An inquiry into federal loose practices arises amid criticism of the Eisenhower administration. Proponents seek detection of misconduct across agencies to improve executive branch efficiency while opponents label the effort a snooping overreach.
Dusty Rhodes Delivers Two-Run Pinch Hit in Classic Game
In Cleveland on October 1 1954 Jim Dusty Rhodes tied a World Series record with a two run pinch single in the third inning for the New York Giants. The key hit helped erase a 5-0 advantage by the Indians as the game progressed. Westrum drove in Thompson on an RBI sequence.
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Cleveland
Jim Dusty Rhodes
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
unclear OCR sports lineup and field notes
Fragmentary records list players by initials and surnames with positions and teams. Mentions include Clea, Gomez, Garcia, Willams, Stevens, Barbick, Beres, Warnecke, and others across multiple colleges and locations, with scattered fielding notes.
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Lockman
Park
Mireller
Mass
Werte
Theropson
Sb. Mendeski
Prec
Philles
Willams
Ith
Set Clea
Vestrain
Gomez
Grarcia
Vimpires
Joeko Contan
Deh Stevens O
Abo
Alo Barbick
Charles Beres
Cals
Unscrambled Fragments Emerge From Vague Text
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered fragments about unnamed people and events. No coherent facts or clear entities are identified, leaving the content largely indecipherable and not suitable for a precise summary.
Registration Of Voters Halts At Noon Saturday
Voters are warned that registration will stop at noon Saturday at the Ouachita County clerk's office. The notice urges prospective voters to complete registration before the deadline and reminds residents of the voter requirements and locations for registration assistance.
Mer Rouge Man Hurt in Accident
Fragmentary report from Mer Rouge details a man injured in an accident. The blotchy OCR mentions a victim connected to Mer Rouge with unclear circumstances and no confirmed date or additional names. Further readable elements reference local locations and injuries but lack coherent specifics.
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Xiants
Rhodes
Cpl
Del
Salisbury Plains
Jim
Fom
AFI
George Meany
Ace Mitchell
Brother Weeks
Washington
Congress
Sel
Labor Jas
Mitchel
Yedath
Aparemiv
Secretary of Labor
H. H. Brinsmade
James Sedon
Delaware
the National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Waltner P. Jackson
David Strinces
Dan Adcock, Jr
John Myers
Roy PD. Bryan
Samuel H. Little
Edgar Jd. Condry
Ezekiel Mason
Fla
Oliphint
Natcnez
WooNepstoone
Pmero
Denner
Abe
Ole
Murray Soyde
Pope Die Iitiad Press
Oseevetnev
Onpoa
Federal
Crise
Jin
Snyders
Eta
Civil Service Commission
Bet
Teders
Peerebae
Dusty
Sparks
Westrum
Thompson
New York
Cleveland Lipith
U. See
Ron Ants
Furst Lockman
Chaveines
Fiest
Adobe Ree
Bose
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