Berlin Under Siege Reveals Courage and Racial Tensions
Westbrook Pegler notes Berlin’s beleaguered state with a desperate defense effort by Allied garrisons. He highlights civilian resilience and a surprising openness to hosting Black American soldiers, illustrating complex attitudes toward democracy and segregation.
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Bataan
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Tax expert to hear ship deal details in Senate probe
Washington reports the government assigns a tax expert to attend hearings on a ship buying and selling scheme tied to the law firm of Newbold Morris. Sen. investigations probe profits reported by Joseph E. Casey and associates, amid questions of tax avoidance and internal revenue observer presence.
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Newbold Morris
Morris
New York
Truman
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Joseph E. Casey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Casey
Houston H. Wasson
Julius C. Holmes
U. S
London
Corrected Election Figures for Ward Three and Parishes
The News Star and World correct the police jury ward three totals showing Mitchell Montgomery 3,468 Pettit 2,938 Causey 2,639 Irby 2,502 Ross 2,468 Rizzo 2,060. In Ouachita and Morehouse parishes district judge races Heard 16,188 Parker 12,900 with Ouachita 12,455 vs 9,432 and Morehouse 3,733 vs 3,468.
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News-Star and World
Lawrence B. Pettit
Mitchell Montgomery
C. S. Causey
Robert W. Irby
Wilds F. Ross
A. M. Rizzo
Ouachita
Morehouse
Ouachita Parish
Heard
Parker
Morehouse Parish
Arker
Kennon Faces Almost New Legislature After Victory
Governor designate Robert Kennon will take office with a largely fresh legislature in May. Unofficial counts show about 64 of 100 representatives and 25 or 26 of 39 senators will be new, as Kennon’s tax reduction platform gains the Democratic nomination victory over Carlos Spaht.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Kennon
Earl K. Long
Carlos G. Spaht
Spaht
Baton Rouge
Long
C. H. Downs
Alexandria
Camille le Gravel
J. Maxine Roy
Lafayette
Bernard Trappey
New Iberia
Puckett Willis
Sykes
Leonard Toups
Thibodaux
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Many Offer Homes for English Youth Brian Clarkson
Calls from the Twin Cities and surrounding towns flood in with offers to shelter 14 year old Brian B Clarkson who faces return to England due to no home. He hopes to stay in the United States if his transport papers can be stopped and he can pursue education and American citizenship.
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Twin Cities
Brian B. Clarkson
England
Brian
Steelworkers Strike Decision Looms For Saturday
Pittsburgh February 21 AP The CIO United Steelworkers face a midnight Saturday strike as leaders decide whether to walk out. President Philip Murray summoned top strategists for a 10 am executive board meeting and a 2 pm wage policy committee session to decide the action.
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Pittsburgh
America
CIO United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Murray
Execuive
USW
Oil Industry Strike Set for March 3
Denver reports a planned oil industry strike for March 3 to press for a 25 cent hourly raise. O A Knight, president of the oil workers union, says the action will hit where it hurts and that union members refuse to reveal strike locations.
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Denver
O. A
Jack) Knight
C. I. O.oil Workers International Union
Knight
Politically Appointed Tax Men Blamed For Corruption
San Francisco February 21 AP The King congressional subcommittee ends San Francisco hearings blasting politically appointed internal revenue officials while praising rank and file staff. The report blames incompetence and political favoritism at top levels and urges an end to political appointments in the revenue service. Republican members Kean and Byrnes back the critique and return to Washington for New York inquiry proceedings.
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King Congressional
Internal Revenue
Cecil King
D.-Calif
King
Washington
Revenue Service
Republican Committee
Robert W. Kean
N.J
John W. Byrnes
Wis
New York
Internal Revenue Office
James G. Smyth
Lake Charles Demonstrations Mark Reid Victory Night
Supporters of Sheriff Henry Ham Reid paraded and demonstrated in front of the Lake Charles American Press after his re election win. Unofficial returns show Reid with 19009 votes to Flanders 16201 as staff members face defamation charges in connection with an anti gambling crusade.
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Henry
Ham) Reid
Reid
John Flanders
Flanders
The
American Press
Charley Lake
Kenneth Dixon
Dixon
Truce Talks Tangle Over Neutrality Issue in Korea
United Nations officials said Russia cannot be a neutral mediator in Korea due to its past participation and proximity. Moscow reportedly seeks to prolong talks, while Allied spokesmen insist any nation near Korea or with a Soviet record is unsuitable. The issue follows a broader warning that progress may be reversed until Moscow accepts a decisive plan.
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Korea
U. N
Russia
Soviet Union
Tokyo
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Voice of the
U. N. Command
Kremlin
Panmunjom
Don Darrow
Red
Darrow
United Nations
North Korea
Siberia
Peiping
U.N
General Headquarters
Farmer Killed in Gun Battle Near Lawrence Mississippi
In Lawrence Mississippi a 2 1 2 hour gun battle left tenant farmer Tobe Faulkner dead and land lord Curtis Stephens and Highway Patrolman G E James wounded. Sheriff Hansel Reeves reported the altercation began when Stephens visited Faulkner about a cow killed.
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Lawrence
Miss
Hansel Reeves
Newton County
Tobe Faulkner
Curtis Stephens
G. E. James
Stephens
Faulkner
Monroe Man Severely Hurt In Three-Vehicle Crash
Ray Wedgeworth 26 of Route 1 Monroe was seriously injured when his 1947 Mercury hit a parked 1929 Ford pickup on the Tichelli road. Norrell was arrested for obstructing the highway. Grant received minor injuries. Wedgeworth hospitalized at St Francis Sanitarium with a broken left hip and other injuries.
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Route 1
Monroe
Tichelli Road
St. Francis Sanitarium
Wedgeworth
William C. Norrell
Pfe
Gerald B. Grant
Marine Corps
Norrell
Grant
Ridgway Urges Why Are We In Korea Debate Deplorable
Gen Lord Ridgway at the Far East Reserve Officers convention argues it is deplorable that Americans question Korea action. He links current aggression to worldwide Communist aims and urges learning from Washington and Valley Forge to sustain UN strength and oppose future aggression.
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Sam Summers
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Ridgway
U. S
Far East
America
Washington
Schuylkill River
Valley Forge
Rhine
High Court Set to Hear Louisiana GOP Dispute
New Orleans February 21 The Louisiana Supreme Court will hear an intra party dispute over 10 seats on the Republican central committee. John Minor Wisdom leads Eisenhower forces seeking recognition of the New Orleans members whose Jan. 15 election was voided for irregularities. The central committee backed by John E. Jackson opposes certification.
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Louisiana Republican Central Committee
State Supreme Court
John Minor Wisdom
New Orleanians
Central Committee
John E. Jackson
Louisiana
Jackson
Taft
Ohio
Wisdom
G. Caldwell Herget
Baton Rouge
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