Wage-Price Control Believed Necessary To Curb Inflation
Washington says general wage price controls may be inevitable to avoid damaging inflation. Senate debates rent control extension while Truman seeks 90 days, and Valentine warns staff limits hinder action. Labor and port details appear amid broader inflation discussion.
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Roger D. Greene
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Alan Valentine
Federal
House
Truman
Senate Finance Committee
Millikin
R.cole
Congress
Long
Valentine
Capehart R. Ind
Bricker
Charge Against Winslow Dropped
A charge of receiving money under false pretenses against Les Winslow was dismissed in fourth district court Monday. Winslow’s $750 bond posted after a Winn parish official’s complaint was returned. The charge, previously reported as theft by check, was erroneous and the case was dismissed after the hearing.
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Les Winslow
Fourth District
Winslow
Winn Parish
Mrs Rivers Hurt In Accident Involving Car Collision
Mrs E H Rivers, 49, of 605 Bros avenue, remained at St Francis Sanitarium after sustaining multiple bruises and a fractured knee when struck by a car at the Third and Arkansas streets intersection Saturday night. The driver was Herman Gilbert Aron.
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E. H. Rivers
Bros Avenue
St. Francis Sanitarium
East is West Berlin in split postwar town story
The Staaken district near Berlin sits divided by a four power line with British eastern and Russian western zones. East Staakeners face Soviet guards while West Staakeners see the West as the Russian zone, a remnant of 1945 partition. The piece notes the confusion of residents as the cold war boundary shapes daily life.
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West Berlin
British East Staaken
Legion Chief Urges Atomic Bomb Use in War Quote
Claude Duval, Louisiana American Legion state commander and World War II Marine veteran, telegraphed President Truman urging use of the atomic bomb and full mobilization to neutralize Communist Russia. He argued peace cannot be bought at soldiers’ lives and urged steps to protect Korea fighters with any weapon needed.
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New Orleans
Claude Duval
American Legion
Truman
Russia
Duval
Houma
Korea
Real estate transfers recorded in Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita Parish clerk of court recorded yesterday transfers including Ivy L. Bennett selling land in Ouachita Cotton Mill Companys Second Addition to Barbara Harman for 850 dollars Sallie Portee selling land in J D McGees School Addition to Joe Goldsmith for 250 dollars Dawson Kennedy selling land in Austin and E bys First Southern Addition to Joseph C Stevenson et al for 350 dollars Mrs Mattie Taylor Foster and her husband selling to Daniel Marcus Hemp The page lists multiple parcels and buyer seller pairs with prices in a historic property records context.
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Ouachita Parish
Ivy L. Bennett
Barbara Jean Harman
Ouachita Cotton Mill Company
Sallie Portee
Joe Goldsmith
J. D. McGee
Dawson Kennedy
Joseph C. Stevenson
Austin
Eby
Mattie Taylor Foster
Daniel Marcus Hemp
Land Transfers in Various Townships and Additions
A series of property conveyances recorded with sales to multiple purchasers. Transfers include lands in township 17 NR3E for 100 dollars, township 16 NR2E for 400 dollars, Booker T. Washington Addition for 1300 dollars, Danville Addition for 700 and 750 dollars, township 19 NR4E for 1200 dollars, J F Heard s First Addition for 250 dollars, Honest John s Addition for 250.57 dollars, and township 17 NR3E for 325 dollars to Ernest Bacle et al.
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M. O. Rawls
T. J. Land
Robert Gates
Floyd Lightsey
W. Lt. Neal
S. J. Truelove
J. F. Heard
William L. Brooks
Brady Mann
Honest John
Edna B. Fisher
Ernest Bacle
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Martha Manning
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