Jaycees hear Dr Holloway urge civic service toTwin Cities
Dr Ernest Holloway pastor of First Presbyterian spoke to the Twin Cities Junior Chamber of Commerce urging young men to engage in civic service and youth programs. He praised the Teen Age Club while Jaycees plan an a cappella choir and a boys model airplane club as new sponsorship projects.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Twin Cities
Ernest Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Roof
Carroll Todd
Holloway
Junior Chamber
Jaycees
Jimmy Plaisance
The
Sidney
Forsythe Park
Mass Held for Boys in Louisiana Training Institute
The Rev Adalbert Smetana O F M chaplain of Catholic boys at the Louisiana Training Institute conducts Holy Mass every Sunday at 745 am. Patrol boys were appointed to ensure order in the chapel starting December 8. The 44 Catholic boys attend as the chapel is school furnished. Gratitude is extended to Monroe residents for providing appointments for the service. William Bentley received his first communion escorted by Wilbert Vining and Ronald Melan. Patrol members include John W Ray Cleveland Mendez Harry Keener Bernard Chenier and John Leidenhermar.
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Adalbert Smetana
Louisiana Training Institute
Monroe
William Bentley
Wilbert Vining
Ronald Melan
John W. Ray
Cleveland Mendez
Harry Keener
Bernard Chenier
John Leidenhermar
Truman assigns Clifford to push labor law revisions
President Truman turns to Clark M. Clifford to coordinate labor law revisions aimed at preventing future economy choking strikes. Clifford will gather information from federal agencies and industry and labor groups as he helps shape proposals for Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Clark M. Clifford
Clifford
White House
St. Louis
John L. Lewis
Mr. Truman
Congress
Samuel S. Rosenman
Missouri
Notices of Liquor Permit and multiple Louisiana Successions
Public notices include Jam applying to the Louisiana Collector of Revenue for a retail beer permit in Ouachita Parish for 1947 at Dicks Place Bancomville and several succession actions in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court. Creditors show cause why the final accounts and appointees should be approved and properties sold under court orders.
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Collector of Revenue
State of
Louisiana
Ouachita
Dick's Place Bancomville
W. H. Lindsay
Monroe
Joseph R. Fishler
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District
John B. Filhiol, Jr
Fred LaRuyle Hancock
Cammie C. Newsom
Louise C. Bros
Fourth District Court
Parish of
John C. Marsh
Louise C. Bres
Moscow talks aim to ease press access and war crime issues
Byrnes and Molotov discussed press reporting freedoms from Moscow and Paris and the need for smaller nations’ input before Germany peace terms. A Moscow agenda proposal includes allied control in Berlin, German reparations, release of war prisoners, and a 40 year disarmament plan for Europe.
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Moscow
Paris
New York
Byrnes
United States
Germany
Molotov
Bevin
Allied Control Council
Berlin
Russia
Weizmann Elected World Zionist Congress Chairman
Basel December 16. Doctor Chaim Weizmann of London was elected chairman of the 22nd World Zionist Congress receiving 191 votes with 48 against and 60 not voting. He was the sole nominee.
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Basel
Switzerland
Chaim Weizmann
London
World Zionist Congress
Weizmann
Coal Output Surges as Mines and Mills Resume Work
The industry reports continued coal production and easing controls as plants and furnaces restart. In Youngstown the Sheet & Tube Co expects normal operations soon with blast furnaces reopened. Chicago plants aim to bring back furloughed workers within days while steel mills seek 78 percent capacity this week and 9 percent next week. The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to reintroduce trains today and tomorrow. In western Pennsylvania about 45,000 of 56,000 miners were on the job, with only 16 idle pits cited by Solid Fuels Administration regional head Harry Sutler.
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Supreme Court
Lewis
Packard Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
United Mine Workers
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Washington
Virginia
Corporation Commission
Labor Disputes Conciliation Administration
Senate
Labor Department Conciliation Service
Conciliation Administration
Ball
Minnesota
Republican Conference
Taft
Ohio
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Harry A. Sutler
Solid Fuels Administration
Hardy Faces Charge After Breaking Door In Disaster Scene
Store manager G B Stafford described Hardy's door breaking act as an error in judgment under pressure from the disaster. Hardy paid $9.50 to replace the glass and offered no resistance to court action. The store later served as a Red Cross station for firefighters.
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Hardy
G. B. Stafford
Stafford
Red Cross
Associated Press
Six Teens Die In Corinth Car Bus Crash
In Mississippi near Corinth on Highway 45 a St. Louis bound National Trailways bus and a car collided killing six teenage occupants and injuring two newlywed brides. The dead include Odus Scott aged 19 and his 18 year old Memphis wife, plus four Corinth residents all 19. Hurt were Helen Roades and Mrs Nathaniel Goff, both 18, with serious injuries. The bus driver said both vehicles swerved at the same time.
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Corinth
Miss
Here
J. R. McTeter
Odus Scott
Memphis
Tenn
Slyvester Roades
Nathaniel Goff
Leman Austin
J. D. Hearn
Helen Roades
Sylvester Reades
Clyde Burns
National Trailways
Hennon Robinson
Henderson, Tenn
Drivers license law commended by PTA in Louisiana
Mrs. Fred Benton district director told a class of 25 examiner candidates that the PTA will support the new drivers license law as a safety measure. She urged inclusion of a drivers course in public schools to reduce careless acts that kill or maim families.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Fred G. Benton
P.T. A
Benton
Cotton futures rise in New Orleans and New York trading
Cotton futures showed mixed moves with gains in New York on mill demand and in New Orleans with near term prices up to five cents, while later deliveries gained on limited offerings. Spot markets remained firm as Washington hearings on futures rule tightening continued.
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New York
Washington
New York Stocks Edge Higher in Early Trading
The stock market advanced fractionally in today's early transactions in New York. Leading movers at the active opening included American Telephone Bethlehem Steel Consolidated Edison Radio Corp North American Westinghouse Standard Oil N J Continental Can Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad and Montgomery Ward.
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New York
American Telephone
Bethlehem
Consolidated Edison, Radio Corp
North American
Westinghouse, Standard Oil
N. J
Continental Can
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Montgomery Ward
Livestock Market Report From Chicago
Salable hogs 12 000, total 19 000. cattle steady to strong on all weights. top hog price 24.25. bulk good and 2 3 0 lb cattle 24 00 24 15. sows 21 75 22 00. Salable cattle 7 500, calves 1 500. top steers 29.00, most 21.00 28.00. beef cows 11 50 15.00, vealers 23.00. stock cattle in broad demand, good and choice 16.00 18.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Applications Open for State Driver Licenses
River stages and children are the responsibility of all citizens. Applications for the state's first driver's license will be distributed beginning December 16.
Divorce for Best-Selling Writer's Mate Kathleen Winsor Herwig
Robert J. Herwig Marine veteran today obtained a divorce from Kathleen Winsor Herwig the author of Forever Amber now a Band Leader Artie Shaw's fifth wife in Juarez Mexico last October He testified she loved another man before the war and wrote of dating others during service He said she objected to the Herwig name and urged psychiatric treatment confirming his mental strain from the marriage. Donald Jensen a 12 year friend of the couple testified Herwig was mentally uneasy due to his wife's letters.
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Los Angeles
Robert John Herwig
Marine Corps
Kathleen Winsor Herwig
Artie Shaw
Juarez
Mex
Herwig
Miss Winsor
Amber
Navy
Guadalcanal
U S Refused Permit for China Consulate in Harbin
The State Department said Harbin authorities in the Communist zone refused to permit an American consulate. Edmund O. Clubb of Minneapolis, named consul, has been trying for six months, and until entry is allowed he will perform duties from Changchun.
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Washington
State Department
Harbin
Manchuria
China
United States
Chiang Kai-Shek
Edmund O. Clubb
Minneapolis
Changchun
Butter weak and egg market mixed in Chicago trade
Chicago market notes show butter prices slipping with receipts 487 815 and 93 score AA at 86 to 92 84 5 while eggs rise firm with receipts 10 066. U S extras 1 2 quoted 47 50 5 and 3 4 at 42 45. Standards 1 2 41 3 4 39 5 current receipts 38 39 5 dirties 28 30 checks 28 29.
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Chicago
U. S
Poland bans entry of 17 major Polish language papers
The U S State Department reports Poland has barred admission of 17 major Polish language newspapers published in the United States. The ban was issued by the director of the press publications and theatres bureau and noted in Monitor Polski on Nov 15.
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Washington
State Department
Poland
United States
Department
Press
Monitor Polski
Warsaw
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