Coplon Trial Explosive Details Mention Barber Spy Case
Reports from the Coplon espionage trial indicate the FBI checked the Russian embassy a barber at White Sands and a Russian language newspaper spurring protests from the barber and editor while the defense read more FBI reports. Chavez denied spying and claimed patriotism as he faced questions about his name in the case.
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Washington
Coplon
Sian
Willard
Monrof
Acatetadax
Activit
K . Mulhearn
Communist Party
Barber
White Sands Proving Ground
New Mexico
Mexico
Eugenio Chavez
Eugenio Orta
Chavez
Juarez
el Paso
Post Exchange
White Sands
Chevez
Accords Honor To Educators Amid Controversy
Reported FBI notes describe alleged communist ties among actors and journalists, including Leona Saron and Fredric March, with denial by March and Eldridge March. Court hearings disclose data slips and full FBI reports amid national security concerns. Three Northeast Junior College faculty receive promotions at LSU, boosting associate professorships to three.
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San Francisco
Novaya Zarya
Gregory T. Scohoff
Scohoff
Washington
Communist Party
Robert K. McQueen
Leona Saron
U.S. S. R. Information Bulletin
Fredric March
March
Florence Eldridge March
Melvyn Douglas
Douglas
Palmer
Miss Coplon
Justice Department
New York
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Albert Reeves
Northeast Junior College
Board of Supervisors of
Willa Claire Cox
L. L. Price
Emma A. Ferguson
Black White Lies Studied In Conspiracy Trial
In New York June 10 the conspirece trial of John Gates, editor of the Daily Worker, focuses on his honesty under oath. Gates admitted lying in a 1937 passport filing to go to Spain to fight for democracy, saying history justifies such acts. He maintained he acted to reach Spain to aid democracy despite the lie.
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New York
John Gates
Gates
The
Daily Worker
Germany
Spain
U. S
John F. X. McGahey
Barcelona
Warren
Ohio
New Castle
McGohey
Israel Ragenstrich
Harold Gruskin
Rose de Vencenzo
South Forest St
Youngstown
Harold R. Medina
Vincent L. Leibell
Gus Hall
Henry Winston
Leibell
Medina
Hall
Winston
Truck Driver Injured In 75-Foot Gravel Pit Fall
S. F. Harris, 33, of West Monroe, escaped serious injury after his truck plunged 75 feet into a gravel pit at the Monroe and Twin City Gravel Companies’ sites in West Monroe yesterday afternoon. Harris, a hauling contractor and driver, sustained bruises.
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S. F. Harris
Highway
West Monroe
Monroe
Twin City
Harris
Mental health leaders discuss long term disease care
Albert Lehman administrative secretary of Baton Rouge Mental Hygiene Clinic and psychiatric social worker led a meeting with public health nurses on Wednesday to discuss mental health in relation to long term diseases. Flora Bell Cottingham chaired. attendees included A Jones A Rogers P Tarver A Hudson Ouachita parish T D Applewhite H Brennan Franklin parish K Taylor Richland parish L Anderson Winn parish B Maxey Union parish F B Cottingham Caldwell parish D LeCreux E Rooks nutritionist L Guidry and Albert Lehman.
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Albert Lehman
Baton Rouge
Exams Passed by 84 Pharmacists in New Orleans
Eighty four pharmacists passed licensing examinations at Loyola University on June 8 and 9. Fifty nine Loyola graduates, nineteen Xavier University graduates, and five from other universities took part. The average grade exceeded 90 with complete success for Loyola’s class.
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New Orleans
Loyola University
E. W. Vogt
State Board of Pharmacy
Loyola
Xavier University
John McClosky
United States
Vogt
Louisiana
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