Public inspection urged for Louisiana relief rolls as debate grows
Louisiana legislators debate welfare oversight with Senate proposing to restrict auto relief and House aiming to open relief rolls to public view on January 1 1953. Supporters say public access curbs deception while opponents warn of red tape humiliation and unfair use of resources.
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B. H. Rogers
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DeSoto Parishes
Claude Kirkpatrick
Jefferson Davis Parish
Koje Still A Sore Spot On Eighth Army Island
The Koje Island crisis continues as the Eighth Army completes its board of inquiry into General Dodd’s seizure and release. General Boamer faces potential future incidents as 10,000 unauthorized personnel are evacuated and 3,000 new paratroopers join his forces. Communist flags fly in violations, and leniency marked past actions contrasts with tough new measures required to curb unrest.
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Fear In Washington and Government Payroll Swell
A reader notes strain in Washington as bureaus face scrutiny and workers seek more secure jobs in other agencies. The piece cites 2,550,000 civilian federal employees now, with an expected 200,000 rise by year end 1952, and observes nerves about bureau eliminations and deals influencing next November.
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Iing
Iir
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Gov Stevenson faces mixed support for Democratic nomination
Bascom Timmon s reports Chicago corruption and Kefauver probes influence Illinois views of Adlai E Stevenson. Despite Truman aides urging a Stevenson draft, midwest sentiment favors Kefauver or other leaders like Taft or Eisenhower, with Illinois backing reelection and reform efforts amid graft scandals.
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Scott Lucas
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Taft
Eisenhower
Bible Thoughts Psalm Quotation
A brief devotional line cites Psalms promising peaceful rest and safety under divine care with the phrase I will both lay me down in peace and sleep.
No foe fears with Thee at hand, bless our hearts
Henry Francis Lyte prays for strength and blessing, saying fear fades when divine support is near. He contrasts weight and bitterness, asserting faith over hardship and guiding solace.
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Henry Francis Lyte
Plow Lord's Acres Parish Members Aid Tractor Effort
Baptist Church members this spring operated 20 tractors to peel, smestned and Prepare land in about two hours. The effort involved parishioners giving freely their time and tools to the project.
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Paren ‘Baptist Church
Egrets Return to Louisiana Habitat After Preservation Efforts
A feature on Louisiana egrets notes near extinction due to plume demand, then recovery under conservation. Avery Island bird sanctuary founder Mellhenny fostered captive egrets, aiding annual migrations to McCrea Lake in Richland parish where white egrets and blue herons nest. Tourists and locals observe nesting and hunting is restricted to protect the birds each spring.
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Winnsboro-Monroe
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Editors split on McCarran Walter immigration bills
Editors broadly fault the McCarran Walter proposals for retaining the race based quota system and harsh alien security rules, while a sizable minority backs caution and a measured reform. Major papers note the bill would codify old rules, keep some bans, and may not open the floodgates.
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Walter Winchell Recaps Hollywood Buzz and Broadway Talk
Walter Winchell reports on top earners at the Winter Garden and Rivoli, signings by Rodgers and Hammerstein, and loans to Allies fueling Congress. He notes Ingrid Bergman’s poodle cut revival, Johnny Ray’s sister Elma offers, and a hunt for a 17 year old for a Josephine role. Milton Berle’s marriage pact, The Greatest Show on Earth earnings, and stars like Ingrid Bergman, Bob and Nancy Pascal, and George Tobias feature among industry updates.
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Lenny LeRoys
Bob
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Bill Atgnus
Korea
Whit Burnett
Reuss Campaign Aims at McCarthyites and Grass Roots
Milwaukee candidate Henry Reuss campaigns across Wisconsin citing a shift toward Democratic strength since the La Follette era. He touts German speaking outreach and a focus on farm policy defense and foreign issues while challenging McCarthy on home-state results and mail response.
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GRASS
ROOT
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
Americana For Democratic
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LaFollette
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Taft
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John Chapple
Ashland
MacArthur
American Legion
Appleton
Senator McCarthy
Senator LaPollette
Midtown cinemas railed by teens firing toy pistols
Varying headlines describe disruptions in Midtown movie houses as teens threaten patrons with toy pistols loaded with vinegar. Sheet music sales slump about 50 percent from the prior year amid flood and strike-linked market softness. Howard Richman blames floods and Midwest strikes for shifting demand while other notes touch on boxing ringside preferences and game show chatter.
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Low Holtz
Leon & Eddie
Sherry Britton
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