Immigrant Latva Case Fueled by Political Propaganda
The article alleges The New York Times and The Washington Tribune used sentiment to attack immigrant Karl Latva, accusing him of dumbness and linking him to a Soviet conspiracy. It criticizes Judge Wyzanski for alleged bias and frames the Latva case as political propaganda amid McCarran Walter law fears.
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The
New York Times
Wrald Tribune
Feder
Pate Carran
Nevada
Ame
Karl Latva
Cts
Wyzanski
Felix Frankfurter
Jyzanski
Aler Hiss
Hiss
Wyanski
Tom Murphy
Deral
Foley Square
Latva
Finland
Lenin
Trotzky
Stalin
Marines repulse sixth Bunker Hill attack in Korea
American Marines twice today crushed Chinese attacks on Bunker Hill as UN air forces pounded Red positions. Officials estimate 39 Reds killed in one hour and 3,014 Reds killed or wounded since Saturday, with 1,183 wounded and 897 killed reported in the area. Allied air strikes targeted enemy positions and supply sites across the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Barnard
Seoul
Korea
Bunker Hill
United Nations
U. S. Eighth Army
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Tragic Drowning Of Five Year Old In Ouachita River
James Harry Dalton five year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Dalton of 120 Malvern Street Monroe drowned Friday morning in the Ouachita river at the No 4 docks. He fell into the water while fishing with others. Confinced on Second Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Dalton
James Harry Dalton
Malvern Street
Monroe
Ouachita River
No. 4
Fant Speaks Before 5th District Mayors
Mayor Clyde E Fant of Shreveport and president of the Louisiana Municipal Association led a 10 a m meeting at the Virginia Hotel with district mayors to discuss Act 246 the home rule bill and other proposed measures. Attendees included J L Johnson Lake Providence and others as Fant described changes to bonding taxes gambling liquor fines social security and civil service for municipalities. Fant tours districts to explain legislation affecting cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde E. Fant
Shrevert
Louisian Municipal Association
Virginia Ho 1
J. L. Johnson
Lake Rovidence
Fant
Louisiana
John E. Coon
Monroe
R. A. Brown
Wisner
George Goodwin
Bastrop
Guy Alford
Columbia
Roy Snyder
Delhi
W. P. Sevier
Tallulah
Loy Coleninger
Rayville
Lake Providence
First Day Sale Offers Bedroom Suite and More
Classified notice lists a four piece bedroom suite stove heaters rocker chairs and an electric Hawaiian guitar with amp sold all for 100 dollars. Contact D B Hudson at 3 3270 before 4 pm. News Star World Classified Ads promote low cost high results for want ads.
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D. B. Hudson
News-Star— World
Farmerville Man Wounded In Korea
Department of Defense reports Pfc. Felix Hayes Jr., son of Mrs. Susie Hayes of Farmerville, wounded in Korea. The announcement appears in the U S casualty list No.
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Department of Defense
Pfc
Felix Hayes, Jr
Susie Hayes
Farmerville
Korea
U. S
Demos Predict Mass Migration Across Louisiana Party Lines
In New Orleans AP reports two state Democratic leaders foresee a big switch to Eisenhower the Republican nominee. Gov Kennon admits Republicans may win Louisiana in the November election while N B Carstarphen cites telegrams and calls showing many Democrats favor Eisenhower. Louisiana with over one million Democrats and about two thousand Republicans recalls 1948 GOP showing. The piece notes Dewey carried the state in that year and mentions the States Rights ticket.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Kennon
Kennon
N. B. Carstarphen
Shreveport
Democratic State Central Committee
Eisenhower
Thomas Dewey
New York
Truman
Miller Speaks to Rotarians on Boys Training at L T L
John Miller psychologist at Louisiana Training Institute told Rotarians the program aims to do the most good for the most boys by giving them real training for life after release. He noted the shift from full supervision to responsible tasks challenges youths at L T L and the need for balanced supervision.
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Louisiana Training Institute
John Miller
Rotarians
Virginia Hotel
Miller
Floyd Ferrell
Community Service Committee
O Negative Blood Urgently Needed for Patient at St Francis
The St Francis Sanitarium blood bank appeals for O negative donors for Key Holloway who needs several pints for an operation today or tomorrow. Supply of O negative blood is exhausted and local sources are unavailable. Donors with any negative blood type are urged to report immediately to the St Francis blood bank to help Holloway who has already had one operation and requires more blood.
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St. Francis Sanitarium
Key Holloway
St. Francis Blood Bank
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
West Monroe Water Crisis Reaches Critical Level
West Monroe faces a critical water crisis as downtown pressure falls to zero. Fire Chief E C Taylor warns firefighting is nearly impossible under the conditions. Acting Mayor John P McKee and Water Dept Superintendent J O Fleming tour three wells and plan an afternoon council session to review the situation. Fleming cites Joe Scoggins and a 40 year well experience confirming exhausted supply and dropping water table.
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West Monroe
E. C. Taylor
John P. McKee
Water Department
J. O. Fleming
McKee
Fleming
Joe Scoggins
Flem
State Police Hunt For Missing Woman
Louisiana State police and Livingston Parish sheriff's office search for Emile Stevens Jr. and his wife from Denham Springs after a fatal crash killed Mrs Stevens' father Dewey Bond. The couple were traveling in a light blue Ford sedan license 41 712 toward South or North Carolina, with no contact despite radio broadcasts.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State Police
Livingston Parish
Denham Springs
Emile Stevens Jr
South Carolina
North Carolina
Stevens
Dewey Bond
Hammond
Police Take Man Prisoner Near White House
A 43 year old chauffeur identified as Jose Sotomayor was arrested after police halted his car with gunfire near the White House. He claimed diplomatic immunity as a driver for the Argentine Embassy and for Dr Paul Magnuson. Sotomayor faced four counts including assault with a weapon and disobeying an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Paul Magnuson
President's Commission On Health Needs
Jose Sotomayor
Magnuson
Veterans Administration
Sotomayor
State Department
Thomas Bowles Jr
Francis Moran
Washington Police Department
Vermon and
K Streets
N. W
Heir Held in Morals Case on New York East Side
22 year old Minot F Mickey Jelke heir to a margarine fortune was seized in a compulsory prostitution case. Assistant District Attorney Anthony J Liebler said he denied involvement in vice operations. Police also arrested Sylvia Eder 24 and Erica Steel 28 along with others during raids at multiple addresses.
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New York
Anthony J. Liebler
Minot F.mickey
Jelke
Teal Jelke
Danbury
Conn
East Side
Liebler
Vice
East 47Th Street
Sylvia Eder
Erica Steel
Barbara Harmon
West 58Th Street
Torrid Heat Wave Hits Southwest
A freak north south torrid zone stretched from Mexico to Canada covering Texas Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska and the Dakotas with 100 degree heat. A cool Canadian air surge moved into the Northern Rockies and Midwest but not deep into the South with Chicago area due late Friday or Saturday. Midday temps included Ft Worth 105 Tulsa 100 Chadron 100 Aberdeen 104 as storms rolled from the Rockies into Minnesota and Iowa while the Northeast and Pacific Coast stayed fair.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Canada
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
South
Dakota
Rockies
Midwest
Chicago
Arkansas
Tennessee
Virginia
Ft. Worth
Tex
Tulsa
Okla
Chadron
Neb
Aberdeen
S. D
Plains
Minnesota
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Gambling Kingpin Frank Costello Goes To Prison
New York AP Frank Costello the gambling kingpin surrendered to begin an 18 month term at Danbury Federal Penitentiary after a 1951 telecast Senate Crime Committee hearing costello wore a blue suit and told reporters he felt fine He had previously served a 16 month gun charge in 1915 and faced various charges before his conviction for contempt of Congress
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
United States Senate
Senate Crime Committee
Federal Correction Institute
Danbury
Conn
Underworld
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Nine Swim Attempts Cross English Channel End Inaital Struggles
Nine swimmers from three countries attempted the 21 mile English Channel crossing in the season's first efforts. American Bob Paysour, 24, quit 12 hours 15 minutes after starting near Cap Gris Nez with his left leg paralyzed by a past injury. Egyptian swimmers began a mass entry from the French side while Miss Jenny James of South Wales abandoned after five hours and Danish teacher Elna Anderson pressed on past midnight.
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Seymour
Folkestone
England
Bob Paysour
Cap Gris Nez
Paysour
France
Jenny James
South Wales
Elna Anderson
Miss James
French cave explorer Marcel Loubens dies in Pyrenees
Rescue workers retrieved the body of 33 year old Marcel Loubens from the 1000 foot Pyrenees cave where he fell. Dr Andrew Mairey, another explorer, lowered into the fissure to aid him but Loubens died shortly after being strapped to a stretcher amid cold and injuries.
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Licq Athery
France
Pyrenees
Marcel Loubens
Andrew Mairey
Mairey
Loubens
Pierre St. Martin
Dr. Mairey
Louisiana Bar Associations Convene in Bogalusa
The second Louisiana Conference of Bar Associations will meet in Bogalusa on December 5 and 6. Sponsored by the Louisiana State Bar Association the event is organized with the public relations committee led by Richard C Cadwallader and the section of Louisiana Bar Associations chaired by Bascom D Talley Jr. J W Richardson of Bogalusa heads the Washington Parish Bar Association in support. A prominent state bar member will speak on an issue of special interest. Malcolm W Feist of Shreveport chairs the planning committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana Conference of Bar Associations
Bogalusa
Louisiana State Bar Association
Richard C., Cadwallader
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Bar Associations
Bascom D. Talley, Jr
Washington Parish Bar Association
J. W. Richardson
State Bar Association
Malcolm W. Feist
Shreveport
Byrnes Move Quietly Sparks Southeast Political Debate
Gov. James Byrnes endorses a petition to place Eisenhower electors on South Carolina ballots. Democratic leaders mostly silent, while Republicans praise the move as allowing anti-administration Democrats to back Eisenhower without voting for the GOP. Byrnes hints a Stevenson vote if he ballots in November.
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Byrnes
Carolina
Eisenhower
Atlanta
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Columbia
Georgia
McKeldin
Gia
Robert Itowgrass
Fifth District
Republican Committee
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Memphis
Ed H. Crump
J. P. Coleman
Mississippi
Stevenson
Coleman
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Pegler
Demos
Anthony Eden
Clarissa Spencer Churchill
Winston Churchill
No. 10 Downing Street
Caxton Hall
NEA
GOP
Charles J. Kersten
Wisconsin
Kersten
Denver
Colorado
Geesner T. McCorvey
Alabama
Mobile
McCorvey
Herman Talmadge
Geor
Louisiana Democratic Central Committee
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