Urgency grows for new wage and price controls
Washington dispatch reports White House pressure to rapidly establish the price and wage stabilization agency. The president's economic council, once skeptical, shows heavy interest in moving quickly. Wholesale prices are projected to rise about 15 percent by year end from June 25. A one month rollback is viewed as the best possible option. Cy rus 8. Ching is being considered to lead ESA's wage stabilization board.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
White House
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Korea
ESA
Economic Council
Cyrus 8. Ching
Federal Mediation
Freedom Day planned by Louisiana Jaycees weeklong drive
The Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a seven day campaign from October 15 to 21 to promote Democracy versus Communism and Socialism in a statewide drive. Miles A. Newburn and R. C. White Jr. co chair the managing committee with local civic groups coordinating daily tasks under Jaycees supervision. Opening events include Go To Church Sunday chaired by District Attorney Fred Fudickar Jr. on October 15.
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Twin Cities
Miles A. Newburn
R. C. White, Jr
Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Fred Fudickar Jr
Income Tax Increase Goes In Effect Today
Washington reports withholding taxes will cut payrolls by about one fifth starting today affecting roughly 25 million workers. The $2.7 billion annual increase aims to fund defense costs and curb inflation, with final 1950 returns due March 15. Some will receive refunds while others pay more, as social security levies rise alongside local taxes.
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Washington
U.S. Seeks No Vengeance Against North Korea
Washington reports a policy of victory with leniency toward defeated North Korea while promising postwar trials for North Korean leaders and officers who committed atrocities. Officials expect top Red leaders and many subordinates to flee north as the war ends.
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Washington
United States
North Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
United Nations
October dates list of names continues on page twelve
A long parade of names for October events is shown with dates from October first to sixth. Recipients include Ida Lena Anzelmo Ruth Brown Mrs R L Franton Gyl Moore and many others. The note ends with a continued entry on the twelfth page.
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Ida Lena Anzelmo
Ruth Brown
R. L. Franton
Gyl Moore
T. M. McLain
Charles Brown
R. Q. Cole
Glenad McClain
Carman Powers
Barbara Hoff
A. L. Jones
H. K. Litton
Ossie Norman
Mae Broomfield
F. S. Fisher
Mary Elizabeth Folds
B. R. Parker
Lida Walker, Jr
Reds Leave Seoul After Three Months with Bitter Reactions
Dispatch from Seoul notes residents say the Korean Reds provoked little goodwill and sparked anger by arson in the final defense. U S Ambassador Mucio accuses the Communists of wanton burning as they fled. Rebuilding hurdles loom as Rhee and cabinet tackle rehabilitation amid widespread damage.
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Seoul
U. S
John J. Muccio
United Nations
MacArthur
Synagman Rhee
Rhee
Republic
Red Army
Instee
Explosion at Pan-Am refinery near dedication in El Dorado
An explosion rocked Pan-Am southern corporation's refinery in El Dorado Arkansas just before a planned dedication of a new coke production plant. A worker, T Savoy Sayer 26, was critically burned while others received first aid as flames engulfed the pump house feeding the cat cracker unit. Firefighters battled the blaze for over 45 minutes as visitors were turned away from the ceremonies.
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el Dorado
Ark
Pan-Am_ southern corporation
Pan-Am
Sid MceMath
R. T. Colquette
Bruce Brown
el Dorado Fire Department
T. Savoy Sayer
German police raid to prevent Communist raids in Ruhr
German police moved to disrupt a planned Red outbreak in Ruhr cities this weekend after informers reported 30 000 trained agitators and street fighters smuggled into West Germany from the east for blitz rallies. In Gelsenkirchen authorities seized 36 Communist officials and informers as the party office was surrounded.
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Cologne
Germany
Ruhr
West Germany
Gelsenkirchen
Legion Post 10 to Hear Address on Atomic Energy
L B Faulk Post 13 American Legion will meet at the Legion Home on Monday October 2 1950 at 8 00 p m. A guest will speak on atomic energy with details withheld for security. The Jaycees sponsor a socialism and communism awareness program starting October 15.
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L. B. Faulk
The
American Legion
Legion Homie
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
MacArthur issues surrender demand to North Korea
General MacArthur declares that North Korean forces must surrender unconditionally or face destruction by United Nations troops at the 38th parallel. Reports say South Korean units have crossed into North Korea while UN forces tighten their hold near Seoul.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
United Nation
38Th Parallel
U.S. Eighth Army
North Korea
Chou En-Lai
Kim Il Sung
Korea
United Nations
Macilia Tntaenane
Republic
Inga
U.S
Seoul
Tom Lambert
U. S
United Nations Supreme Commander
Asia
Seoul Radio
Pow Wow Wins All-American Rate For Eighteenth Time
The Pow Wow Northeast State bi weekly earned its eighteenth straight All American award for spring issues. Editor Louie Mathis led the staff with Mrs Annie Lee West Stahl praising the paper’s continued top quality as it transitions from junior college to four year status.
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United States
Louie Mathis
West Monroe
Annie Lee West
Stahl
Associated Collegiate Press
Enrollment rises at Northeast Louisiana State College amid regional mix
Fall enrollment at Northeast Louisiana State College reaches 579 with freshmen leading at 267, including 208 first-time entrants. The roster shows 336 men and 243 women, 491 civilians and 88 veterans, from 24 parishes and 12 states. Ouachita leads with 301 students. Texas has six out-of-state enrollees. Also listed are Department of Defense casualty names and status from Korea, plus a missing in action note for Pfc. Gladen Burns Bryant.
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Ouachita
Richland Parish
Morehouse
Franklin
Avoyelles
Bienville
Caddo
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Caldwell
Catahoula
Claiborne
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Winn
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Texas
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Pennsylvania
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Georgia
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Kentucky
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West Virginia
Washington
Department of Defense
Korea
Wilbert W. Cato
Myrtle Cato
Mill Quarters
Elizabeth
Cleveland Edwards, Jr
Cora Edwards
Westwego
Victor M. Prestwood
Angela R. Prest
Edna Cadiere
Myers St
Marrero
Ralph E. Johnston
Cheslie Marion Hemperley
Lessville
John E. Kirby
Harold Yauey Kirby
Mohican St
Baton Rouge
Anthony E. Lonzo
Beatrice Lonzo
Perdido
New Orleans
Corp
George A. Miles
Marion Miles
Bellcastle St
Pfe
Walter A. Sigur
Barther
Rosemary Sigur Vicari
Pine Street
James V. Bingham
Ka Bell Bingham
Rt. 2
Corinth
Miss
Pfc
Gladen Burns Bryant
Leathe
Elizabeth Bufkin
Stringer
MacArthur Urges North Koreans to Surrender
General Douglas MacArthur urged North Korea to lay down arms and accept UN supervision. He spoke in a noon Tokyo time broadcast to Trygve Lie and transmitted the full text to the UN, calling for immediate surrender and safe handling of prisoners of war and civilians.
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Lake Success
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
United Nations
Trygve Lie
United States
Tokyo
U. N
Korea
United Nations Command
Tacca
Cl Derk
Lie
Warren &. Austin
Final Week to Register for Louisiana November Election
One week remains to register for the November 7 election with constitutional amendments and a proposed 140 million dollar highway bond on the ballot. Voters are urged to register at the Ouachita Parish courthouse on the second floor if they haven’t registered in the past year and a half.
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Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
Grand Jury Will Study 25 Cases in Ouachita Parish
Ouachita parish grand jury will convene Monday morning with 25 cases for investigation per district attorney Fred Fudicker Jr. among them is a negligent homicide charge against William Simmons West Morro in the death of Daisy Bowser plus three perjury cases two extortion and one aggravated battery.
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Ouachita Parish
Fred Fudicker, Jr
William Simmons
West Morro
Daisy Bowser
Notre Dame survives NC State? Irish edge Tar? (Not exact. use provided content)
Notre Dame narrowly escaped disaster 14 7 over North Carolina at South Bend as Michigan loses to Michigan State 14 7. Southern Methodist upsets Ohio State 32 27 while LSU defeats College of the Pacific 19 0 and Oklahoma extends 22nd straight win 28 0 at Norman.
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Michigan
Ohio State
Bob Williams
Jim Mutscheller
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South Bend
Dick Bunting
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Wolverines
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Southern Methodist
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Army
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Sooners
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Cole
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Barbara Collamer
Grace Cooper
Marjorie French
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