Private investigators expose Nazi league tactics in wartime
The interview details Mr. Mandeville and his bureau’s use of private networks to uncover Nazi sympathizers for war production firms. It cites the Anti Nazi League’s data, alleged intimidation via gossip, and covert uses of such files for blackmail and economic pressure. References include Lipschutz’s League, Dorothy Waring, and Society Playwright chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandeville
Anti-Nazi League
Naval
Navy
Anti- Nazi League
Lipschutz
League
FBI Lipschutz's League
Mr. Mandeville
Long Island
Dorothy Waring
Igor Casini
Cholly Knickerbocker
New York Journal-American
Waring
Negro Farmers At Live At Home Meet In Memphis
About 400 mid-south Negro farmers gathered for the 13th annual live at home rally in Memphis. The event honors county winners from Arkansas Mississippi Missouri and Tennessee for soil conservation crop diversification home improvement and living at home. Cash prizes totaling 1375 were to be awarded to state and sweepstakes winners. The program is sponsored jointly by the Memphis Chamber of Commerce and the Commercial Appeal with agricultural extension services and the farmers home administration of four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Tennessee
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
The
Commercial Appeal
Agricultural Extension Services
Farmers Home Administration
Wife's letter questions unprepared Korea war gear and support
A Mississippi wife writes to urge the nation to back troops in Korea, asking why warm clothes and new equipment aren’t issued, why planes lack parts, and why replacements aren’t provided. She argues that soldiers fight with old gear from prior wars and warns lives are at greater risk as the conflict continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Rifle Taken In Grocery Burglary At Josephine's
Monroe police report that Josephine's Grocery at lith and Ouachita streets was burglarized Thursday night. A .22 caliber repeating rifle valued at $20 was stolen, hidden behind the meat counter. The window on the east side was broken to gain entry and the cash register opened but no money missing, according to owner Tony Refino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine’s
Lith
Ouachita
Monroe
Tony Refino
Honor List of Local Businesses and Officials
Long list of local business names and offices in West Monroe and nearby areas, including Tax Assessor's Office, Department of Public Welfare, Louisiana State Employment Service, and multiple companies such as Turpin Lumber, Monroe Hardware, Kellogg Lumber, Bob Burns Printing, Central Auto Sales, and others. Also mentions Mayor and clerk's offices, and a note to see tomorrow's paper for additional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpin Lumber & Supply Co
R. & A. Jewelry Co
Field
Monroe Hardware Co
Kellogg Lumber Co
James Machine Works
N. E. Law State College
Unique
W. Monroe
D. & E. Furniture Co
Monroe Auto & Supply Co
Central Oil & Supply Co
F. Strauss & Son
Monroe Fire Department
Martin Marble Works
City Sanitary Dept
Cotton States Chem. Co
Georgia Tucker School
Ouachita Baking Co
Howard Griffin
Rhealee Hat Shop
Dept of Public Welfare
Louisiana State Employment Service
City Engineer's Office
Bob Burns Printing Co
Commercial Securities Co
Municipal
W. J. Riley Co
Clover Leaf Dairy
Millsaps Furn
Brown Paper Industries Inc
E. R and L. & Bread, Realtors
H. L. Rosenhein Co
Newtown School
Texas Company
Central Service No
DeSiard Optical Co
KNOF
West Monroe
W. N. Reynolds and Co
AUSTIN TO VISIT NEW YORK AND OTTAWA FOR TALKS
Atty. Gen. A. B. A. A. Tattlee will travel to New York this afternoon for an overnight stop with Britain's U N delegation and then proceed to Ottawa for talks with Canadian officials. If plans hold, he may depart Ottawa for London Sunday. A joint statement was expected to stress points of agreement and outline other topics discussed. Officials said the agreements cover Europe as the primary strategic focus.
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New York
Britain
U. N
Ottawa
London
Europe
ESA Threatens Retroactive Wage Price Controls
Board Chairman Cyrus S. Ching announced no imminent wage price freeze. ESA chief Valentine suggested selective controls on defense materials before any general move, with possible retroactive price rollbacks to deter price boosting. Talks with Ford and GM over 1951 model price increases loom, and mandatory action remains possible if voluntary steps fail. Congressmen push for wage price controls, including Senator Hammond and O Ma honey urging action in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyruss
Ching
Valentine
ESA
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
Sennor O’mahoney
D.-Wyo
Rent Control Provisions Extended and Debate Grows
Rent control would die on New Year's Eve with no compulsory measures in most areas, except in cities that choose to retain them until June 30. President Truman asked for extension to give Congress time to craft a permanent solution. White House indicate no decisions on an emergency program though mobilization was discussed. Rep Spence urged passage calling rent control necessary, while Rep Wolcott accused the administration of keeping a rent law for political reasons.
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Truman
Congress
White House
Stephen T. Early
House
Spence
D.-Ky
Banking Committee
Wolcott
R.mich
Republican push to oust Acheson divides cabinet aide odds
Senate Republicans consider censuring or impeaching secretary of state Dean Acheson after an internal party rift over his removal. Names floated as possible successors include Lovett, McCloy, and Dulles, with Bridges hinting at broader Senate discussion amid a 53 to 43 Democratic edge.
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Congress
Acheson
Brewster
Robert M. Lovett
Defense
John J. McCloy
Germany
John Foster Dulles
U. N
State Department
Ives
Bridges
Senate
House
Ten former U S prisoners back from Korea and China
Seattle report: ten American soldiers held as prisoners of war in Korea or China are flown back to the United States. Some relate escapes after seven or 21 days with Chinese forces. A Manchurian border run and a direct handoff to American lines are described as the men recount their return home. Others include Cpl Samuel C Odom of Flora Mississippi and Sgt William J Goodwin of Keonton Ohio.
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Iron Curtain
Korea
U. S
Britain
United Nations
Cate
Seattle
William J. Goodwin
Keenton
Cpl
Samuel C. Odom
Flora, Miss
Union
Pfc
Timothy Jenkins
Columbia
Police Captain Killed as Two Officers Wounded in Saginaw Shootout
In Saginaw Michigan early today a police captain about 38 named David P Waters was killed and Detective Clarence Dietzel along with state parole officer Eldon Johnston were wounded during a downtown gunfight with a man and a woman. The suspects Larry Edwards and Sylvia Van Conant both 33 and 35 from Port Huron were captured after a cab driver tipped police. Edwards was wounded and the pair fled prior to capture. Earlier the couple had sparked a disturbance at a night spot prompting a separate pursuit.
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Saginaw
Mich
David P. Waters
Clarence Dietzel
Short career turns to White House post in 1944
Truman picks and Associated Press to Chicago Sun to Baltimore Sun trace reporter Short who covers Truman's 1944 vice presidential campaign. He marries Beth Campbell in 1937. they reside in Alexandria, Virginia with three children. He leaves the Baltimore Sun to take an $18,000 yearly White House appointment on December 18 after a brief rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Short
Chicago Sun
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Sun Today
White House
Truman
Beth Campbell
Alexandria
Early
Building Permits For Two Dwellings And A Cafe Addition
Willie Robertson received a permit to erect a dwelling at 1411 Pine Street for 2500 dollars with Hill Lumber Company as contractor. A permit was issued to E Brad Shaw to add to a cafe at 713 Jackson Street for 2500 dollars with day labor. Lawrence Elledge was granted permission to build a dwelling at 515 Foster Street for 3000 dollars with day labor.
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Willie Robertson
Pine Street
Hill Lumber Company
E. Bradshaw
Jackson Street
Lawrence Elledge
Foster Steel
Identified Suspects Named in $100000 Cock Pit Club Stickup
Memphis dispatch reports three of six men held for a Mississippi nightclub robbery have been identified as gunmen who escaped with 75 000 to 100 000. C H Fambrough identified Henry Brogato Richard Kay Carman Jannecce all of Chicago as the robbers. The others, Wilbur Chapman and Eugene Cameron, are also Chicago men. Take estimated at 11 000 to 12 000. Extradition warrants expected. cars seized near 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Henderson
State Highway Patrol
W E. Crawford
C. H. Fambrough
Henry Brogato
Richard Kay
Carman Jannecce
Chicago
Fambrough
Thomas Utley
Evansville
Ind
Shelby County
Wilbur Chapman
Eugene Cameron
Colony Club
Here
Byhalia
Miss
Crawford
L. A. Smith, Jr
Marshall County
James T. Jakes
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Urey Sees Life On Other Planets
Nobel prize winning chemist Dr Harold C Urey told University of Miami students that strong evidence exists that life has existed on other planets He asserted the universe shows life beyond Earth and that humans may not be the most intelligent beings he observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
University of Miami
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Louisiana
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C. T. Joy
Far East Naval Forces
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