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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1952

Page

6

Latva Deportation Case Moves to Circuit Court

Latva, a longtime worker at Dorr Woolen Mill, awaits appeal on McCarran Act deportation. Judge Wyczanski ordered deportation, Latva claims Communist ties signed under duress in 1949. Neighbors and veterans rally, Gov Adams seeks action from Washington amid bipartisan concern.

U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals George Door Dorr Goshen Latva Washington Sen Lehman D-Lib-Ny O’conor Justice Department Charles E. Wyzanski Jr Boston McCarran Communist Party Sherman Adams New Hampshire

Manchuria Skirmish Spurs Allied Bombing Drive

U N planes report two air bases probably destroyed and one damaged in December last year as July 4 clashes saw Communist jets attempt to disrupt a major Allied bombing campaign from Manchuria.

U. N Capital Hill Eighth Army Manchuria

Fair Enough Critiques of Democratic Conventions and Misrule

A critical tirade denounces Democratic conventions for drunken excess and betrayal of republican ideals. It attacks labor boards and civil rights programs as anti common man schemes, arguing the people are misled by rich interests and a flawed constitutional system.

Labor Relations Board John L. Lewis F. D. Roosevelt A. F. of L Miss Lewis Pegler United States

Drouth relief and disaster designations across states

President Truman designated Tennessee and Kentucky as drouth disaster areas and allocated three million dollars in emergency funds. The government will assist hay shipments, with Georgia seeking more aid. Eleven states and 44 Missouri counties designated as disaster loan areas. Weather showed showers from Virginia southward and in Gulf states with fair conditions elsewhere. Lafayette joined the American forces at 19 as a major general. Lew Bostick named Tulane's head coach, former Alabama star.

Truman Tennessee Kentucky Herman Talmadge Georgia Arkansas North Carolina Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Massachusetts Maine Missouri Atlantic States Virginias Gulf States Great Plains Rockies Montana Dakotas

Mississippi Editor Seethes Over State Rights Fight And Party Split

The Mississippi press reports growing resentment as questions arise about who was chosen to derail the States Rights movement and align Mississippi with Adam Stevenson. Emmerich warns the Democratic nominee may face a choice between an honorable President and an unacceptable platform, or a dishonorable President and hypocrisy.

Mississippi Adam Stevenson Emmerich Chicago Jaycees

Stevenson taps Monroney for Speakers Bureau amid bid to mobilize party

The Democratic candidate aims to press Democrats nationwide with a strong radio and TV push. He argues GOP senators in Wisconsin Indiana Ohio and Missouri align with Eisenhower less on major policies. Stevenson's selection of youthful Paul Monroney to lead the Speakers Bureau signals a broader search for a fresh national chair.

South Monroney Dwight D. Eisenhower Wisconsin Joseph McCarthy Indiana William Jenner Ohio John Bricker Missouri James ?. Kem GOP Eisenhower Stevenson Paul M. Butler John Bailey Connecticut James Doyle Francis J. Myers Pennsylvania

Holloways Attend Great Southern Club Meeting in Houston

Mr and Mrs S E Holloway left for Houston Texas to attend the 16th annual meeting of the Great Southern Club an honor group of the top salesmen of the organization.

Holloway Great S. E. Holloway Houston Tex Great Southern Club

Carbondale Residents Propose Graded Street to Slow Traffic

In Carbondale Illinois residents urge city officials to grade a street like a roller coaster to deter speeding. The petition was taken under advisement and Mayor John Wright suggested letting streets deteriorate into ruts could also slow traffic.

Carbondale Ill John Wright

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