Guild Strikes on New York Paper Halts Publication
New York June 13. The World Telegram and Sun missed its first edition as A F L printers refused to cross the picket line of the striking C I O American Newspaper Guild. Management said it cannot print while 750 guild members honor the walkout.
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New York
World-Telegram and Sun
C. I. O. American Newspaper Guild
Lee B. Wood
N.s.macneish
Thomas J. Murphy
New York Guild
A. F. L. International Typographical Union and Stereotypers
Wood
World Telegram and Sun
New York Times
Guild
Times
The
World-Telegram and
Sun
Ed Easton
World-Telegram
United Council
Scripps-Howard World-Telegram
Journal-American
the Post
Brooklyn Eagle
Herald Tribune
Daily News
Mirror
Daily Compass
Miss Monroe West Monroe Beauty Pageant finals lineup announced
Local entertainment figures have been chosen to perform at the Miss Monroe West Monroe Pageant finals in Neville Auditorium on June 16. The program includes Gwynn Nelson, pianist Margaret Russell, and solovox accompaniment by Melba Liner, with an atomic-energy talk by Ron Campbell. Tickets cost 1.25 for adults and 60 cents for students.
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Monroe-West Monroe
Neville Auditorium
Margaret Russell
Jaycee
Ron Campbell
Camille Hancock Wood
Monroe
Margaret Rusiences
Neville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Two Arrested Here for Drunk Driving
Monroe police arrested two men early Tuesday for operating motor vehicles while intoxicated. Allen Crowder, 20, Bastrop, and J B Tingle, 21, Natchitoches, are held in city jail on $300 bond each.
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Monroe
Allen Crowder
Fair Enough Continues With Machines and Profit Claims
The piece details Mr Jennings promoting machines that pay back high margins and are shipped to veterans clubs and night spots. It notes skepticism from Captain Gilbert about guaranteed returns, mentions possible tinkering to alter paybacks, and hints at Jennings’ ventures into vending machines and flexible pricing. Born in Providence Kentucky, Jennings moved to Chicago seeking fortune after a nickel Halstead streetcar ride.
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Jennings
Gilbert
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Mr. Jennings
Providence
Evansville
Ind
Chicago
MacArthur Tightens Media Rules On Hawley Incident
Gen Almond warned reporters that publishing untrue information about his command could signal a security risk and lead to expulsion. MacArthur clarified no regulation change but said the related statement could not appear in the Hawley incident story. An aide later supported the view that MacArthur sought to shield his staff. Foreign correspondents remain accredited directly to MacArthur's command.
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MacArthur
Hawley
Chicago Markets Report Saturated Hog and Cattle Prices
Markets in Chicago on June 13 show salable hogs at 11,000 with top 20.25. Good and choice hogs at 180-230 lb steady around 19.65-20.15, 240-260 lb 19.00-19.65, 270-300 lb 18.25-19.00, and good to choice sows under 375 lb 16.25-17.90. Cattle salable 4,500 and calves 400, dealers steady to 1.00 higher. most good to low-choice fed steers 29.25-31.00, few choice loads 32.25-31.75, most good and choice heifers and mixed yearlings 29.00-31.00, package choice steers and heifers mixed 31.50, medium to choice dealers 25.00-29.00, few at 30.00.
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Chicago
USDA
New York Cotton Futures Drop on Liquidation rush
June 13 New York cotton futures fell due to liquidation as New Orleans and local selling triggered stop loss orders. Prices slid up to 1.85 a bale before partial recovery on short covering and renewed demand.
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New York
New Orleans
Potatoes Market Report Chicago June 13 1930s
Potatoes arrivals 137 on track 262 total U S shipments 1512 supplies moderate demand good market about steady California Long Whites 3 10 30 Pon tiacs 3 65 Oklahoma Triumphs 3 50 Names places and prices provide the measured report for the day.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Oklahoma Bliss
Couple Charged After Beating and Abducting Children
Monroe police say Mrs. Eunice Flacy and Camillus Watkins Flacy abducted her four children from grandmother Mamie Flacy at 410 South Second Street about 9 a.m. The children Camillus Jr. 14 Robert 13 Mary Lee 11 and Sarah Jane 2 were taken in an automobile. several pieces of furniture were broken. The three relatives were released on 100 dollar bonds. Custody had been with the grandmother since 194? and the parents married in 1936, separated in 1941.
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Margaret Redding
Verel Folden
Eunice Folden Flacy
South Second Street
Flacy
Redding
Folden
Mamie Flacy
Eunice Flacy
Camillus Watkins Flacy
Monroe
District Court
Camillus, Jr
Robert
Mary Lee
Sarah Jane
Agnes Jones Named Miss Aquatic at Natchitoches School
Agnes Jones from Monroe won the title Miss Aquatic for 1950 at the Aquatic School held in Natchitoches attended by 99 students from four states. The event, a ten day session, included a Ouachita Parish Red Cross Chapter delegation led by Mrs. W J Veazey and will close Wednesday.
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Natchitoches
Monroe
Agnes Jones
Ouachita Parish
Red Cross Chapter
W. J. Veazey
Wright Bendel Clinic Births in Monroe
Mr and Mrs Walker Glenn II of 900 North Third Street Monroe welcome Walker Glenn III born June 12. Mr and Mrs John Maria of 2914 Dick Taylor Street Monroe announce daughter Dianne Marie born June 12.
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Wright-Bendel Clinic
Walker Glenn II
North Third Street
Monroe
Walker Glenn III
John Maria
Dick Taylor Street
Dianne Marie
Largest Northeast Louisiana family sought by Paramount contest
The News-Star World and Paramount Theater invite nominations for the biggest family in northeast Louisiana. Send entries to the Cheaper by the Dozen contest care of the Paramount heater. The winning family will be guests at a June 17 party with gifts for all. Entries due by June 16.
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Louisiana
News-Star World-Paramount
News-Star World
Clifton Webb
Mr. Belvedere
Myrna Loy
Jeanne Crain
Paramount Theater
Paramount
Marvin Greenblatt
News
Star World
Senate panel ends hearing with Jaffe refusal
Senator Green said Jaffe refused to answer questions about Amerasia and whether he knew any of 20 named persons. Green noted Jaffe would not discuss his membership in the Communist party and called the hearing futile, adding Jaffe gave only basic details like his name address residence and Stamford home ownership plus voting record.
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Senator Green
Jaffe
Amerasia
Green
Morgan
Communist Party
Stamford
Conn
Death Notice for James T. Strow of West Monroe
James T. Strow, 41, of 706 Pine Street West Monroe died Monday in a local hospital. Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Hall Funeral Home chapel. Interment in Memorial Burial Park Cemetery. Survived by his mother two brothers Neill Jennings La and Walter Berlin Germany two sisters Mrs. Dan Baker Pelahatchie Miss and Miss B B Strow West Monroe pallbearers J O Weir Carl Jackson Judge Jesse Heard Kk W Sehon Ed Worthen and George Lawn.
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James T. Strow
Pine Street
West Monroe
Hall Funeral Home Chapel
Jaroy Weber
First Baptist Church
Memorial Burial Park Cemetery
Neill
Jennings
Walter
Berlin
Germany
Dan Baker
Pelahatchie
B. B. Strow
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J. O. Weir
Carl Jackson
Jesse Heard
Kk. W. Sehon
Ed Worthen
George Lawn
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