Falling Tree Death Claims James Hankins in Newellton
James Wilson Hankins 42 died in Newellton hospital from injuries when a tree trunk fell on him during lumbering work a week earlier. Funeral held at Union Church Newellton with Rev Clarence E Pickens officiating. Burial in Newellton Cemetery. Survived by wife four sons including Pfc Thomas Hankins in Japan, James Arthur Robert Lee Bobby Hankins Katie Katheryn Hankins and a brother Robert Hankins. Pallbearers named J E McGee Eddy Reeder Knile Lee Willard Martin Jake Martin Udell Ashley.
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ST. Joseph
James Wilson Hankins
Newellton Hospital
Union Church
Newellton
Clarence E. Pickens
Newellton Ceme
Hankins
Pfc
Thomas Hankins
Japan
James Arthur
Robert Lee Bobby Hankins
St. Jons
Katie
Katheryn Hankins
Robrt Hankins
Ruth Hankins
J. E. McGee
Eddy Reeder
Knile Lee
Willard Artin
Jake Martin
Udellshley
Truman Tackles Eisenhower Blunders In Reds Issue
President Truman assailed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for allegedly giving erroneous Russia policy advice while commanding in Europe. He spoke at Havre Montana accusing the Republican nominee of grave misjudgments and contrasted Gov. Adlai Stevenson’s warnings about Soviet threats with Eisenhower’s views. Eisenhower aides offered no comment.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
Havre
Mont
Eisenhower
United States
Adlai Defends Korea Policy In Nationwide Broadcast
Gov Adlai E Stevenson defended the Korea action as a test of freedom saying stopping the Reds at the 38th parallel secured broad support. He contrasted Republican critics with Democratic leaders praising integrity and FBI screening while avoiding the McCarthy style.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Korea
38Th Parallel
Japan
East Asia
Harry Truman
Joseph Stalin
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower Opens Campaign on Communist Issue in Columbia
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower moves to pressure Democrats on Communism based on Gen Walter Bedell Smith testimony that Reds have penetrated security agencies. Smith says possible infiltrators exist even at CIA. Stevenson pressuring to make security concerns a campaign point as Eisenhower tours avenues from Columbia to Cleveland. Byrnes to back Eisenhower. Dewey counsels New York turnout. Army unveils 85-ton atomic gun demo at Aberdeen, showing mobility and potential 20 mile range with both atomic and standard munitions.
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Stevenson
Korea
Japan
East Asia
Chicago
Harry Truman
Joseph Stalin
Mong
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Columbia
D. C
Eisenhower
Walter Bedell Smith
U.S
New York
U. S
Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Joseph R McCarthy
R-Wis
Sen
William Benton
Dconn
CIA
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tinois
Gt.eam
James A. Hagerty
Gener Press
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
National Party
Dixie
Cleveland
Bay City
Mich
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Michigan
Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Army
Aberdeen
Navy
Public men and private assets in tax disputes
Eleanor Roosevelt argues that public figures should not have to disclose private assets and expenditures. The column reviles the Roosevelts and their kin, accusing them of tax evasion rhetoric and criticizing the administration for exposing taxpayers’ financial details. It recalls fights over tax deductions and legal interpretations used by the treasury to shape taxation.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Herusband
Roosevelt
Treasury
Citien
Allen Treadway
Massachusetts
St Francis Plans 225 bed hospital expansion
St Francis Sanitarium is expanding into a six story cream brick hospital, with 225 beds. The kitchen and nurses home linking building already exist, enabling 100 beds while front of the old sanatorium is razed. Construction aimed to begin early 1953, taking about two years to complete with full street front alteration.
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St. Francis Sanitarium
S. E. Burgoyne
Oak Street
Burgoyne
Tebbetts Expires in New York City
Clarence C. Tebbetts 68 of Minden former Ruston ice industry leader dies in New York City after four months illness. He formerly ran a Ruston ice plant and led Delta States Ice Company as president in 1951, serving on its board at death. Survived by four sons and two daughters. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. Green-Kleinninger Funeral Home Minden with burial Greenwood Cemetery Ruston at 4:30 p.m.
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Minden
Clarence C. Tebbetts
Ruston
New York City
North Louisiana Ice Company
Delta States Ice Company
Questioned Sox rookie Jim Rivera in Chicago rape case
Chicago White Sox outfielder Jim Rivera was questioned at a Chicago police station over an alleged rape involving Janet Gater, 22, wife of an Army soldier. No charges were filed as Rivera denied the accusation, saying Gater willingly came to his apartment. Gater identified Rivera after a game against the St. Louis Browns, and he was arrested in the clubhouse after the game.
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Chicago White Sox
Jim Rivera
Chicago
Janet Gater
Rivera
Gater
St. Louis Browns
Combined study and work gains traction in Twin Cities
W L Perkins head of the commerce department says many students blend study with off campus work. Some hold full time jobs while taking classes in evenings or Saturdays. Students do accounting stenography filing and work in wholesale, insurance, grocery, contracting, clothing, and hospitals. Employment arranged before or during the fall term. Firms are urged to contact Perkins for qualified part time workers.
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Rom Studets
W.L. Perkins
Commerce Department
Perkins
St. Francis Sanitarium
Twin Cities
Wednesday Red Letter Day In Community Chest Drive
The Twin City Red Feather campaign for next year holds a crucial third report meeting at 12 noon in the Cameo Room of the Virginia Hotel. General Chairman David C. Silverstein and Co Chair man C. D. McAdams urged division leaders to bring completed assignments for audit and tallying, with pledges and cash to be counted. Reports are expected from West Monroe and Monroe divisions, and organizers hope to end the campaign by October 11th with thorough follow through by solicitors.
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Twin City
Red Feather
Cameo
Virginia Hotel
David C. Silverstein
C. D. McAdams
Silverstein
West Monroe
Kelly Thompson
Ivan Owen
Victor Downey
Clyde Jordan
J. F. Jones
Monroe
W. J. Riley, Jr
H. M. James
L. Slade Brown
H. V. Brady
Brownville
Joe G. Durrett
Jack Masur
Sam Smith
Chest
Sewerage Certificates To Be Issued By City Council
The Monroe city council in special session voted to issue sewerage certificates of indebtedness for Sewerage District C to pay the contractor Sullivan Long and Haggarty. Indebtedness totals 146 655 dollars with 14 033 93 dollars of costs unsigned by property owners. The council seeks signatures to enable payment.
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Monroe
College Addition
Sullivan, Long and Haggarty
Southern Equipment Company
Southern Equipment
Solon Awaits Adlai's Action In Democratic Pivot
Senator James Eastland awaits further action by Governor Adlai Stevenson before publicly backing the Democratic presidential nominee. A source close to Eastland says he wants to see how Stevenson shifts from states rights principles and notes Eastland’s view on Mississippi’s role guarding against left wing radicals.
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Jackson
Miss
James Eastland
Mississippi
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Illinois
Sen
Eastland
Congressional Committee
Ouachita Parish Industrial Committee reports progress
Miss Mary Evelyn Dickerson executive vice president presents a full scale report on Ouachita Parish Industrial Development Committee activities since June 1 1952. The plan targets attracting new industry aiding existing firms and expanding local industry with letters mailed to 500 prospects and over 400 to local manufacturers.
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Ouachita Parish
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
AL & M
United States
United Gas Corporation
Louisiana Power & Light Company
Miss Dickerson
State Department of Commerce and Industry
Quachita Parish
Io Yon
Ask About Our Low Seven Time Rate With Cancellation Privileges
The ad promotes a low rate labeled seven time with cancellation privileges. It emphasizes flexible terms and the option to cancel without penalty, appealing to bargain seekers and cautious planners. The message centers on affordability and adaptable booking conditions.
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