Coplon Privacy Ruling Sparks Espionage Case
Federal Judge Albert L Reeves ruled that jurors in Judith Coplon’s espionage trial must see all data slips seized from her purse and the full text of numerous FBI reports. Prosecutors objected but the court insisted on full disclosure, citing national security. Coplon, 28, and Valentin A Gubitchev, 32, are charged with pilfering department secrets to aid a foreign power.
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Washington
Albert L. Reeves
Judith Coplon
Reeves
Miss Coplon
John M. Kelley, Jr
United States
Kelley
Mics
Justice Department
Department
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Dorothy Kirsten Plans To Sue Berle
Opera star Dorothy Kirsten says she will sue comedian Milton Berle over a TV skit she claims burlesqued her voice and hair on It's Sunday. Berle denies the claims and says the singing was by Katherine Mastice. Kirsten plans legal action and will travel to New York to meet her lawyers.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Kirsten
Milton Berle
Berle
New York
National Broadcasting Company
Katherine Mastice
Trained officers urged to blend skill with training
Louisiana peace officers were urged to combine courage with training to outsmart modern criminals. FBI official Percy Wyly illustrated the bureau's scientific tools and fingerprint files, while Wade Martin stressed the need to invest in investigations of major disasters and aviation crashes. The convention's business sessions were planned for the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Percy Wyly
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mississippi
Peace Officers Association
Wyly
Bureau of Identification
Wade O. Martin, Jr
Insurance
Kathy Fiscus
Rvertin
Food relief ship may go to Hawaii
In Honolulu a plan to bring a relief ship to strike bound Hawaii advances after earlier approval in principle by a C I O dockworkers committee. Details include relief food selection by Governor Stainback and unloading at pre strike rates. The plan envisions 2000 tons of molasses as ballast on return with Matson’s Hawaiian Refiner likely named as the ship.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Robert McElrath
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
McElrath
Ingram M. Stainback
Matson
San Francisco
Navy
General Breckenridge
Pearl Harbor
Passengers Gain US Entry From Polish Liner Batory
In New York 107 of 111 Batory passengers scheduled for Ellis Island admission have cleared technical requirements. 72 left Ellis Island, 35 remaining. four cases go to a special inquiry board today. Two claim American citizenship. The ship carried 683 passengers. Gerhart Eisler fled US via the Batory. Polish ambassador complained of strict inspec tion. officials denied an official protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Batory
Ellis Island
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U. S
Gerhart Eisler
Southampton
Copenhagen
Gdynia
Poland
Jozef Winiewicz
State Department
Washington
Elizabeth Taylor Plans to Marry William Pawley Jr
Elizabeth Taylor 17 will wed William D. Pawley Jr., 22, next spring in Beverly Hills after her mother announces the engagement. The couple met at a Surfside party in March and Taylor will finish Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer High School in February before the wedding.
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Mia
Beach
Fla
Elizabeth Taylor
The
William D. Pawley, Jr
Francis Taylor
Brazil
Peru
Taylor
Beverly Hills
Calif
Elizabeth
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer High School
Miss Taylor
London
England
Army
Glenn Davis
Pawley
Richard J. Reynolds
Surfside
Howard Young
Star Island
Miami Beach
William D. Pawley
Miami
Bonita Negro Fatally Shot in Bonita Domestic Tragedy
In Bonita Eastrop Louisiana a 30 year old Bonita Negro Ed Beard died from a neck gunshot wound after a shooting Monday night Willie Jones 49 a Negro was arrested and admitted firing. Sheriff Harp said the shooting stemmed from domestic troubles and murder charges would likely be filed after investigation.
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Eastrop
Bonita
Morehouse Parish
Sherry
Mary
Ed Beard
Harp
Willie Jones
Beard
Post Auxiliary Meeting Set for Thursday at 7 30 PM
The L. B. Faulk Legion Auxiliary will meet in the Legion home Thursday at 7 30 p m. The nominating committee will report and nominations from the floor are permitted. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Faulk Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
World Markets Cotton New Orleans June 7
Cotton futures rose on heavy short covering and moderate buying in New Orleans trade. Closing prices showed steadiness, with July at 32.49-50 up 37, December 28.78 up 23, March 28.66 up 22, May 23.51 up 23. Bid data shows market activity and gains across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Spot cotton closes steady amid price gains in New Orleans
New Orleans June 7 spot cotton closed steady one dollar twenty five cents higher per bale. Sales reached 1,157 with low middling at 26.55 cents, middling 32.55, and good middling 33.05. Receipts totaled 14,105 and stock stood at 266,253 bales.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures firm on short covering before first notice day
New York June 7. Cotton futures rose with aggressive short covering in July ahead of first notice day June 24. July touched 32.46 cents a pound as traders speculated on tight spot supply due to government loan. Export quiet. weather favorable. late gains 30 cents to $1.10 per bale.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
Chicago grain and oilseed prices close mixed
Wheat futures finish July at 1.875 to 1/2, Sept 1.885 to 1/2, Dec 1.9125, and March 1.878. Corn closes July 130 1/2, Sept 1.238 to 1/4, Dec 1.1258. Oats July 0.58125, Sept 0.7, Dec 0.59125. Rye July 1.34, Sept 1.355. Soybeans July 2.17125, Nov 1.96, Dec 1.9475. Lard July 10.80, Sept 10.95 to 10.92, Oct 10.95, Nov 10.82, Dec 10.90.
Butter And Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Trade
Butter unsettled with receipts 1,217,699 and prices unchanged except ¼ cent per pound lower on 900 carrots at 56.75. Eggs steady to firm with receipts 22,365 and prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Reports Fresh Prices and Arrivals
Chicago June 7 USDA market summary notes arrivals 161 on track 254 total U S shipments 973 and moderate supplies with demand good and a slightly stronger market. Arizona Bliss Triumphs 5 60 to 6 15 long whites 4 25 to 4 60 Pontiacs 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Arizona Bliss
Poultry market from Chicago report June 7
In Chicago on June 7 the USDA notes live poultry market unsettled with 41 truck receipts. Prices remain unchanged as buyers and sellers assess current demand and supply conditions.
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Chicago
USDA
New Fighter Uses Swept-Back Wings
The U S air force’s newest twin jet fighter the Lockheed F-90 has swept back wings and performs well in early sky tests. Chief Engineer Test Pilot Tony LeVier reported a 37 minute flight reaching 15 000 feet in ten minutes with cautious testing and high confidence. Production is slated for 1950 after 25 more test hours as the aircraft is prepared for further military evaluation.
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Los Angeles
U. S. Air Force
Tony LeVier
Air Force
le Vier
Muroc
Lockheed
Lila Leeds Involved In Beverly Hills Police Trouble
Beverly Hills Calif June 7 Lila Leeds 21 faces drunken driving charges after police say she and two girls caused a cafe disturbance and fled when officers were summoned. Sgt Sims said he stopped their car and detained Leeds while the others were released. Leeds had recently served a marijuana sentence with actor Mitchum and had a suspended license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lila Leeds
Robert Mitchum
M. R. Sims
Lila
Sims
Mitchum
Army offers surplus mine detectors to police units
The army will sell about 3,000 surplus mine detectors to local law enforcement for searching for criminal evidence. The devices locate buried firearms and even clothing, with reports noting even a dog's bone could be detected.
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Washington
Army
Army Department
Market Rises After Mild Morning Dip In New York Stocks
A cautious rally took hold on June 7 after a small morning setback, lifting a market that had sunk to a two year low yesterday. Gains were modest though widespread with steels railroads oils and motors among stronger groups and rail bond prices easing slightly from yesterday’s lows.
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New York
Senate Debates Economy Bill Cuts Fund Totals
Washington June 7. The senate debated a 671 million dollar operating funds bill for state justice commerce and judiciary. The appropriation panel cut 12.06 million from a house approved measure mainly from the state department. Commerce gains largely reflect census preparations while Voice of America funds are trimmed by 1.7 million though overseas relay stations costs drop overall. The bill shows an overall net cut from Truman budget estimates but raises agencies above last year’s outlays. Justice and the judiciary gain modestly while state department funds fall.
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Washington
Senate
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Judiciary
Senate Appropriations Committee
State Department
Voice of America
Truman
Commerce
Justice
Special Notices and Sheriff Sale Notices From Ouachita Parish 1949
Classified notices from Monroe Louisiana include a beer permit application for Taylor's Bar at 604 Jonesboro Road with owners listed as W M John C Franklin and Clyde Q McPhink. Sheriff sales announce seizures and auctions of vehicles including a 1936 Ford Tudor and a 1939 Ford Tudor, plus a 603,090 dollar revenue bond election result for Monroe. Also contains city council minutes detailing May 31 1949 election and June 2 1949 ordinance promulgation related to revenue bonds.
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Collector of Revenue
State of
Louisiana
Parish of
Ouachita
Taylor’s Bar
Jonesboro Road
W. M
John C. Franklin
Clyde Q. McPhink
Taylor's Bar
Jonesboro Rd
John C. Franklin Clyde
McPhink
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
George O. Breece
Frank X. Cline
John P. Simmons
Breece
City of
Secretary of State
District Court
Ek. Tucker
Henry Bernstein, Jr
L. E
B. BE. Tucker Henry Bernstein, JR
L. E. Howell
Aid City
Monroe News-Star
A. Poag
P. A. Poag
Delinquent Tax Sale Of Immovable Property 1949 Ouachita Parish
State and Parish tax sale notice for Ouachita Parish Louisiana listing delinquent taxpayers and properties for 1948 taxes, with sales at the courthouse on June 18 1949 starting 11 a m. Describes properties including Highland Park Addn Unit No 2, McGough Subdiv, J M McGoo g h, and individual lot dimensions plus costs and interest. Includes mortgage creditor notice and time window for redemption.
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Harrell
McQuirey Highland Park Addn
Wesley E. Taylor
T. N. Watts
G. B. Haynes
Cosis
C. G. Williams
Earl
Hosie Thomas
Willie B. Williams
G. Tippits
E. Timpts
Lizzie Brooks
E. T. W. Addn
Ruthey Carter
Walter Clark
Luevonia D. Davis
Minnie Lee
D. Mitchell
Muriel M. Dorsey
Dewey Haynes
Clarence & Lula Clark
Curtis Hill
Robert & Shirley C. Johnson
Bernice S. Larce
State OF Louisiana
Parish OF Quachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Ouachita
Parish of
Milton White
Emma White
James Cann
Esther M. Holland
Q. Stovall & McHenry’s
Frantom Bend
Pelican Highway
Impis
Sue Willie Williams
Gossetts
Ouachita Fourth District Court Property Sale Notice
In Ouachita Parish Monroe Louisiana on June 25 1949 a described land tract in Section 28 Township 16 North Range 3 East will be sold to satisfy a writ or fi fa. The property runs 70 yards west along the north line and 70 yards south between parallel lines to the east line of the quarter section. Bidders invited with costs and postponement dates May 24 31 June 7 14 21 1949.
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State OF Louisiana
Parish OF Ouachita
Fourth Dist
Motors Securities Company, Inc
Marvin Whitlock
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouac
Louisiana
Monroe
Sheriff's Sale
Fourth Dist. Court
Friendly Finance Service
W. M. Horton
Ouachita
Sheriff’s Sale
Pourth Dist
Aetna Loan Company, Inc
Willie Lee Jackson
Lottie Mae Jackson
Fouth Dist
Frozene Gowdy
Moses Gowdy
Tate
Monros
Bryant
South Hahiand
People's Homestead & Savings Association
Gowdy
Robert Layton
West Monroe
Herbert H. Harris
Purlie Harris
J. FP. Heards
Percy J. Jackson
J. D. Mc«Gee
John Johnston JR
T. E. Flournoys
Jack M. Russell
Clarence E. Warren
Edgewood
Melvin C. Thompson
C & D Flournoys
7Th Street
Natchitoches St
City OF Monroe Purvis & Dell Allen
Harrison
Tippitts & Cobbs
Frank Bishop
Ophelia W. Coleman
Miller Tract
J. B. Collins
James A. Holtry
Guinea
DeSiard St
Dept
Mary Griggs
Daisy Gulley
Marrilla Hamilton
Lamyville
Lamyville Fronting Old DeSiard Rd
Fred U. Hammett
John H. Smith
Ouachita Cotton Mills
Sylvester Haynes
Mary Henderson
Walter McKnighs
North
Washington St
Edward Humphries
Renwicks
Ida Kaplan
ALS
White
Lee Ave
Sarah Leonard
Lumyville
5Th St
McGuire St
Sarah Levels
Millers
Vernon P. Maish
Olive Street
3Rd St
Durwood D. Majors
J. W. Johnstons
Mack Maxwell
Max Brandt
Biedenharns
Henry Mitchelis
Cobb & Tippitts
Monroe Realty Corp
Charlie Nelson
William F. Petty
Tom Smith, JR
Emma Sugar
J. T. Scarbrough
Smith
D. R
Anna E. Teel
Ammon B. Robinson
Crescent Bend
Charlie Toliver
Laytons 2Nd
Stone Ave
10Th St
Mattis Waldroup
Peach St
United States
Bailey Grant
Quachita Parish
Monroe News-Star
Ciy
Notices to Contractors for School Building Dismantling and Relocation
Ouachita Parish School Board invites sealed bids for dismantling moving and reassembling buildings 19 4 19 5 19 9 19 14 and 19 16 from Selman Field Monroe to school grounds at West Monroe Bancomville Fondale and Okaloosa Louisiana. Bids due June 22 1949 at 10 a m. in the office of the Superintendent of Education. Five percent certified check. Specifications from architects Smith and Padgett. Board may reject any or all bids. June 7 14 21 1949.
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Quachita Parish
Monroe
Louisiana
Selman Field
Millsaps
West Monroe
Ransom
Lenwill
Bancomville
Fondale
Okaloosa
Ouachita Parish
Superintendent of Education
Smith & Padgett
Ouachita National Bank
Oquachita Parish
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Warner Brothers Picture
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Masonite Corporation
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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CIA
Continental Motors
Thateriade
Continental Oil Delaware
Eploouge Iiss Vnack
Crane Company
Prca Ese
Cube
Peane
Wright Retiinds
du Pont de Nemours
Eastman Dak
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Boat Oids
Aks
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Zoodyear Tire & Rubber Jaan
Great Northern Railway
Greyhound Corporation
Rie “Coomstal Siar
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International Nickel
International
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Johns Manville
Encueencae Ee
CF Bouterens Iecccasees
Kennecott Copper
Keveeadeeeun
Kroger Grocer
Cees Seee
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Lockheed Aircraft
Vies Caeks
Mathieson Chemical
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National Biscuit
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National Power & Light
Gugply
Bedvee Ee Nehi Corporation
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Pan American Airways
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Paramount Pictures
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Pose Cois Fics
Bawuen
Isa Sackase
Phillips Petroleum
Seseoces
Remington Rand
ROG
Mobor6
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Republic Steel
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Cvasees Crores
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Steddard Oil California
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Brandarad Oil
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Reece TE Pes Bwitt & Company
Setsetaresese
Texas Company
Phenevidus Trace
Bailey Grant Sheriff
Attest
Poas
Fourth District Court
American Service Insurance Company, Inc
H. H. Blanks
Cammie C. Newsom
Edwin Theus
Island Drive
Golf Club House
Neville High School
Parish
House Episcopal Church
Georgia Tucker School
Quality Grocery
North Sixth Street
Kalils Garage Bros
Standard Auto Parts
North Third St
Fire Station
Louisville Ave
Central Auto Sales
Washington Street
Scott Truck & Tractor Co
Luffey’s Grocery
DeSiard Street
Northeast Junior College
Powell Street
Presbyterian Church Annex
Miano’s Grocery
Catalpa Street
Hall's
Jackson Street
Royal Confectionery
Stone Avenue
T. H. Wood's
Tidwell's
South Grand St
Uneeda Grocery
South Second Street
Twin City Packing Co
Winnsboro Road
Smart's Grocery
Lee Avenue
C. Y. Williams’ Place
Lovers Lane
S. Grand
Borden Ice Cream Co
Saymansineens
WARD
Hazel Stokes
W. L. Prith Jr
Maxine S. Moore
Clinton Moore
Samuel McFee
B. T. W. Addn
Richard N. Ware, JR
28Th Street
Eugene Washington
Ethel M. Williams
James Walil
J. M. McGoughsterlington Road
R. W. Beasley
Elvis G. Davidson
H. M. McGuires
Highland Park
Linnie & Thomas Bedford
Elsie Mae Cook
Splane Place
John O. Dunlap
Honest Johns
Brownville
William M. Horton
Wicks
Harlan B. May
A. L. Roberts
Henry V. Tarver
James M
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