Hickenlooper seeks atom records.
Paris June 1 Western officials near a showdown with Russia as the foreign ministers council debates Berlin transport. Western powers refused in session to hear a 22 man delegation from the German people's congress and pressed Moscow to seek an economic agreement to ease the Soviet zone and halt further blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Dynan
Paris
Russia
Foreign Ministers Council
Berlin
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
German People's Congress
Moscow
Westbrook Pegler reports on Whittaker Chambers interview
The piece describes a December 28 1948 interview at Chambers Westminister Maryland farm with three Republican members and two investigators from the old committee. Chambers details Soviet espionage in the 1930s and the Rosenbleitt doctor connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
House Committee
Old Thomas Committee
Whittaker Chambs
Westinster
Stas
House Representatives
Gofre Chambs
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Truu
Congress
Indt
Robert E. Strijsing
William A. Wheeler
Donald F. Appell
State Department
Mundt
Gibers Swere
Ulrich
Walter Thim
Philip Rosenbleitt
Farm Bureau Plans Big Meeting in Hotel Virginia
Ouachita parish farm bureau president F G Studdai has announced a large gathering at 10 a m June 3 in Hotel Virginia. Fourteen parishes of the Fifth congressional district will be represented with Malcolm Doherty of the bureau participating. The session aims to discuss the new federal control plan and update members on operation plans. A membership drive is included in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Studdai
Ouachita Parish
Farm Bureau Sident
Source
Farm Bureau
Hotel Virginia
Malcolm Doherty
Bank President Wounded. Suspect Die in Jasper Shootout
In Jasper Arkansas, J. W. Moore, 62, bank president, was critically wounded on the courthouse lawn. Albert Mayer, 34, a former Chicago resident, fled into the courthouse and was killed by Sheriff Burdine after a gunfight. Mayer had threatened a $10,000 demand in aCrazy letter signed from Jasper.
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Jasper
Ark
Ozark Mountain
J. W. Moore
Newton County
Harrison
Albert Mayer
Chicago
Roland
Moore
Mayer
Russell Burdine
Burdine
Burding
Roscoe Phillips
Phillips
Wilson Predicts High Production Readiness Shortage Cited
A 1920s era industrial outlook quotes Wilson forecasting high production in the near term but warns of shortages and weak inventories. He cites government spending and ongoing adjustments in production, inventory control, and prices across industries. Continued discussion appears on Fifteenth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Fen
Ellender seeks quick interior decision on oyster deaths
Senator Ellender of Louisiana urged the interior department to end a long running dispute over oyster mortality. He said a rapid, decisive finding is needed to stop losses suffered by oyster growers and to determine whether oil or other factors cause die offs. Ellender criticized departmental bickering and urged one clear conclusion to restore progress in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellender
Louisiana
Interior Department
Senate
Aloyes
Bolivian Reservists Mobilized as Mine Clash Rages
Reports say Bolivian army controls the scene as reservists aged 19 to 50 are mobilized amid a state of civil war declared by the government. In mine riots at Patino group sites near Hua nnui, 200 troops faced 2000 miners using dynamite in assaults on officials and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
High Andes
Argentina
Peru
Chile
Patino Group
Siglo Veinte
National Revolutionary Movement
Huanuni
Howard
Sitdown strike ends as teacher resigns over withheld funds
Atlanta June 1. Dr. Willie Melmoth Bomar a 54 year old Glenwood Ga home economics teacher began a sitdown strike to recover 65.78 deducted for retirement fund to pay cancer treatment. She resigned after Wheeler County Supt Fulford accepted and J L Yaden promised to refund once confirmation arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Willie Melmoth Bomar
Glenwood
State Teachers’ Retirement Board
J. L. Yaden
Bomar
Wheeler County
T. C. Fulford
Yaden
Columbia University
Truman to Speak at Little Rock War Memorial Dedication
President Truman will deliver a major speech at 3 30 p m on June 11 in Little Rock during the 35th division reunion for the dedication of a war memorial He departs Washington June 10 at 12 30 p m on the Independence and returns after events June 11 in the Central Standard Time area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Truman
Little Rock
Charles G. Ross
Independence
Poore Dies in Death Cell After Electric Chair Threat
J W Poore condemned for the murder of A H Hover in Laguna Beach was found bleeding to death in his Jackson Mississippi cell at 7 15 am He used a safety razor blade and coroner's jury ruled death by own action An open Bible with John 3 16 circled and four sealed notes were found Poore had attempted suicide before and claimed innocence while expressing gratitude to jail staff and evangelists Continued on Fifteenth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
J. W. Poore
L. H. McNair
McNair
Poore
John
South
Decatur
Ala
Lucille Kelyn
Liberty St
Adrian
Mich
Arizona Payton
J. C. Landrum
A. H. Hover
Laguna Beach
Calif
Hover
Ovett
Ellisville
Veterans Pension Bill Approved by House in Senate Move
The House passed a World War I and II veterans pension bill and sent it to the Senate after deleting an unable to work provision. The measure, costing about 65 billion dollars in future years, replaces the current pension rules and eliminates the unemployability clause amid a swift two hour debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Veterans’ Committee
Rankin
D.-Miss
Veterans Committee
Budget Bureau
Louisiana Tourists Boosted by State Advertising Drive
Louisiana's tourism push by the commerce and industry department shows early gains with 15,999 visitors to the capitol tower in four months, up from 29,172 last year. Visitors average 4.9 days, spend about 8.92 dollars daily, and surveys reflect praise for food and hospitality despite tax and traffic complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Department of Commerce and Industry
G. C. Ducote
Ducote
Atlantic Pact Put Behind Labor Bill in Senate
President Truman says the North Atlantic pact remains secondary to labor legislation in the Senate timetable. Senator Vandenberg urges swift committee action to aid Acheson at Paris, while Democratic leaders push Taft Hartley repeal and civil rights measures. Public sentiment grows over slow progress this session.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
State Department
Charles G. Ross
Vandenberg
Rmich
Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Paris
Ross
Lucas
Illinois
Congress
Philip Murray
Democratic Policy Committee
Murray
130 Jailed in Reuther Probe
Detroit authorities launched a sweeping crackdown amid the Victor Reuther shooting inquiry. About 130 suspects were jailed after raids on gambling dens as police sought links between gambling interests and attacks on Victor and Walter Reuther. The brothers oppose gambling in auto plants and were targets amid past rackets.
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Reuther
Detroit
Victor Reuther
Walter
Victor
C. I. O. United Auto Workers
Harry S. Toy
Ford
Wayne County
Louisiana Asks Court Rehearing on Tideland Suit
Louisiana seeks a rehearing of the tidelands case in the U S supreme court. Attorney General Bolivar Kemp argues Louisiana sovereign immunity prevents suit without consent. The move follows federal government’s request to sue Louisiana and Texas over offshore oil rights.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Louisiana
Bolivar Kemp
Texas
Kemp
AEC Retains Two 'Bad Risks' Amid Security Scrutiny
Congress hears Carroll L. Wilson say he kept two scientists on the Atomic Energy Commission payroll despite a security officer's findings they were bad risks. Hickenlooper pushes for records, reports and security briefings as Lilienthal faces charges of mismanagement and frequent personnel turnover in 1947 and 1948.
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Wilson
Washington
Carroll L. Wilson
Atomic Energy Commission
Quebec
Hickenlooper
Jong
Lilienthal
Commission
AEC
E. S.T
Chaiman McMahon
Lilien
Monroe approves 7 million bond plan for utilities expansion
Monroe voters approve bonds totaling 7 million dollars for municipal utilities over 10 years by a large margin. 915 total votes cast with 844 for and 71 against in popular ballot and 3.58 million to 364 thousand in property values. Ward 3 and Ward 10 support strongly while Precinct 2 Ward 3 narrowly opposes in property value. Bonds issued as needed with funds pledged to specified projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Ward 3
Ward 10
George Breece
Frank Cline
Johnny Simmons
Ford, Bacon and Davis
Louisiana blue baby Nelda Susan Pelt undergoes surgery in Dallas
In Bradford Memorial Hospital for Babies Nelda Susan Pelt a 15 month old from Pitkin Louisiana was wheeled into the operating room for an extended operation expected to last up to six hours. Her parents Delford and Mrs Pelt of Pitkin waited anxiously in the hall as hospital staff noted the child had gained weight and looked better since arrival. Nelda Susan is the second Louisiana blue baby operated on at the hospital this year with the earlier patient Travis Shaw of Converse reportedly recovering. Funds once given to aid Shaw are being reused to help Nelda Susan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Nelda Susan Pelt
Louisiana
Bradford Memorial Hospital
Pitkin
Lucille Burlew
Nelda Susan
Delford Pelt
Pitkins
Nevia Susan
Travis Shaw
Converse
Shreveport
Times
Shaw
Dr Mitchell to address Neville High School graduation
Neville High School will hold commencement in the auditorium on Wednesday at 8 p m with Dr B F Mitchell of Louisiana State University delivering the address Two salutatories will be given by Mary Wilton McHenry and Edith Haas Charlene Kaplan will give the valedictory The program includes musical numbers prayers and medal and diploma presentations by Mrs Gladys Sperry Morris Haas Jr and Superintendent J M Boyet with the Neville Band providing the recessional
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville High School
B. F. Mitchell
Louisiana State University
Mary Wilton McHenry
Edith Haas
Charlene Kaplan
Meyerbeer
F. K. Hirsch
Mary Wilton
Mc Henry
International House
Louisiana
Glee Club
Clara Hall
Noble Cain
Madame Jeanette
Alan Murray
the Holy City
Stephen Adams
Charles Stratford
Cornet
Gladys Sperry
Fort Miro
American Legion
Morris Haas, Jr
J. M. Boyet
Neville Band
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West Zone
T of
Westbrook
Pegler
Dsieitt
Dr. Rosenbloitt
Are City, N
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Eward
Atla
Illender
Oyster
New York City
Broadway
W. 27Th Street
Marcella Dubreuil
Miami
Fla
Pauline Woos
Hollis
N. Y
Clara Barker
Long Island City
VETS
New Orleans
Tourist Bureau
Helen James
Ruth. Hanley
Blue Baby
DR. Mitchell
E. G. Holes
Cypress
West
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