Will Install Amvet Officers at Wednesday Meeting
Walter S. Savage Jr post will install officers for the coming year at the Wednesday meeting aboard the Amvet moored at the Monroe end of the old traffic bridge across the Ouachita river. Five delegates and five alternates to the state Amvet convention July 16–17 in Lake Charles will be elected.
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Walter S. Savage, Jr
Amvets
Lake Charles
Amvet
Monroe
Ouachita River
Vincent Anzalone
Gilbert Lee
Ivy Bennett
Harold Kennedy
Roger Larsen
Deno Kokinos
George Fink
Louis Schlekau
Harold Breard
Anzalone
Georgia jurors probe lynching in Irwinton case
In Irwinton Georgia a special all white grand jury weighs murder warrants against Dennis Lamar Purvis and Malcolm Vivian Pierce in the lynching of Caleb Hill Jr who was beaten and shot after being arrested at a Negro roadhouse Hill father of three was taken from jail the sheriff’s gun vanished and two white men were said to have spirited him away from the jail, with evidence deemed sufficient for indictments by Lt M H Spurlin of the Georgia bureau of investigation. Oklahoma is known as the Sooner State.
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Irwinton
Caleb Hill
Hill
Dennis Lamar Purvis
Malcolm Vivian Pierce
McIntyre
M. H. Spurlin
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
George Hatcher
Hatcher
Adverse Trim Spending as Art and Daily Life
A compact list appears to outline topics from career and information to vacations and property. It lists items like favored conclusions deals and luxuries, with a focus on daily choices and postponed plans. The fragment hints at a magazine or study guide style sequence without full context.
Oklahoma's Mistletoe State Flower Broadcast Schedule
A fragmented radio schedule lists KMLB and CBS programs from morning to late night across Ark La Tex and Oklahoma stations. The text ends with a note that Oklahoma's state flower is mistletoe, amid numerous program titles and times.
Radio Schedule From Farm Front to Evening Hours
A dense listing of radio program times and stations across ABC and local channels, detailing shows from early morning through late night. Notable entries include Morning Special, Sunrise Serenade, Breakfast Club, My True Story, Ted Malone, Louisiana Highlights, Eddy Howard Presents, and the 1440 Club, among many.
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Martin Agronsky
ABC
Chapman
Hollywood
Kay Kyser
Ward
Skying
Fpun
Milt Herth
Red Maupin
Dick Haymes
Tomorrow's News
Pierce
Joe Hasel
Steven's Orch
Palmer House Orch
Congress Hotel
Radio Schedule Fragments From KMFM and ABC Lineup
A sanitized listing shows a 2:39 Houseparty segment on KMFM followed by ABC program blocks such as Kay Kyser Sho at 3:00 and Ethel and Albert at 3:30 alongside local shows like Mid Afternoon Melodic and Tomorrow's News. It notes a mix of entertainment, news, and variety across stations with many times and program names truncated.
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ABC
Kay Kyser Sho
Pfun House
Milt Herth
Marvin Miller
Toryteller
Elmer Davis
Little Herman
Rex Maupin
Dick Haymes
Freedom
Tomorrow’s News
Joe Hasel
Palmer House
Congress Hotel
KNOE Radio Schedule Highlights Local Programming and NBC Lineup
A detailed KNOE broadcast grid lists local morning programs, news, and music segments across Local and NBC slots. Highlights include Good Morning Neighbors, Happiness Exchange, Morning Melody Parade, and Evening NBC shows with star names like Bob Hope and Chesterfield Club, plus sports and community reports.
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Puesday
Good Morning Neighbors
News
Future Farmers of America
Drew Pearson
Veedol
World News
NBC
Knoe
Happiness Exchange
Fred Waring
Road of Life
Doctor Pau
Lora Lawton
Betty Harris
Irving
Stars
Royal Feed Pym
League of Women Voters
Knoe Melody Theater
Pepper Young
Right To Happiness
Joe McCarthy
Phillies
Cubs
Three Sons & A Starlet
News of the World
Aetna
News of Louisiana
Signs of Our Times
Destiny Trails
Alien Young
Life
Your Hands
News of World
Richard Harkness
Voice of Army
Johnny Bradford
Coal wage talks hint at permanent bargaining office
A Times dispatch notes a proposed plan for Moses to become the coal industry’s permanent collective bargaining spokesman with power to coordinate production unless blocked by antitrust law. If adopted by two thirds of the industry, it could yield a moderate contract and small wage fund increases, a first in coal wage negotiations.
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Moses
the Times
Lewis
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Dispatch
If All U S People Lived Well World Population Limit
A projection states that if everyone on earth lived as well as Americans, the planet could sustain roughly 750 million people, about one third of the current population. The claim emphasizes global scarcity and carrying capacity.
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United States
Earth
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlights
A June 14 broadcast grid lists daily time blocks from 6:15 pm to midnight across networks NBC ABC CBS MBS and others. Programs include news, sports, talk shows, dramas, variety, and dance band segments with recurring hosts and titles such as Lowell Thomas Fulton Lewis Jr Jack Smith Bob Crosby Alan Young Youth programs and mystery drama segments.
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York Brothers
Johnny & Jack
Bailes Brothers
Miranda
Jusie
Harmie Smith
Zeke Clements
Red Savine
Bill Cudabac
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
Young Dr. Malone Loca
Wendy Warren
Jenny
Gal
Helen Trent
Juniper Junction
Guiding Light
Johnny and Jack
Nora Drake
Pecrry Mason
David Harum
Robert Q. Lewis
Jack Smith
Club
Edward R. Murrow
News
Mrs. North
Carmen Cavallero
Orchestra
Frank Page
Havyride
Curt Massey
Lowell Thomas
Beulah
Carmen Caryallero
Nbc
Dhs
Abc-East
Abc-Weat
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Nbe
Abe Lowell Thomas
Cbs Newsreel
Mbs
Abe Basic
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Abe
Abe Bob Crosby
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Cbs Sports
Cbs Little Herman
Abe Gregory Hood
Alan Young
Abe Mr
Cba
Bob Hope
We the People
John Steele
the Wing
Rex Maupin
Cbs Korn
Freedom
News & Variety
Abe News
Abe-West
Local Radio Schedule Listings for Bastrop Area
Bastrop area radio timetable lists daily shows from 6:00 to 5:55 with hours for news, music, and variety programs. Program names include Sunrise Roundup Java Time Club Rendezvous Duke of Paducah Hillbilly Roundup Sing With Bing Harlem on Parade Juke Box Revue and Final Edition News, reflecting local entertainment and information coverage.
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KTRY
Java
Jan Garber
Frank Deval
Hal Derevin
the Sportsman
Bill King
Flood forecasts rise for Trinity as Dallas braces
Four people drowned in the upper Trinity River area near Fort Worth last month as officials warned the river would climb to about 38 feet, ten feet above flood stage at Dallas. The city relies on a levee system for protection.
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Trinity River
Fort Worth
Bureau
Trinity
Dalas
Dallas
Heat Causes Twelve Deaths in New England Weather Toll
News from Chicago dated June 14 reports New England recorded 12 deaths blamed on the heat over the last two days with no relief expected. Humidity worsened eastern conditions while showers briefly eased midwestern heat. Burlington Vermont reached a high of 94.
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New England
Chicago
Middle West
Burlington
ECA funds trimmed by House with accelerated spending plan
The ECA asked 4.198 billion for twelve months, but the House reduced it to 3.568 billion while approving authority to spend in ten and a half months. The proposal draws on material from the McCarran committee staff, the Senate House watchdog panel formed to oversee foreign aid spending.
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ECA
House
McCarran
Senate-House
Roosevelt exposes private life amid US strikes talk
A 1947 hearing in White Plains questioned Eleanor Roosevelt's driver license revocation after an accident while she cited truth under oath. The piece contrasts Roosevelt's honesty with public figures like Chambers and notes her autobiographical depictions of family conduct. It then shifts to ongoing coal mining labor strife and a looming industry-wide effect.
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White Plains
N. Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Seabright
N. J
Hyde Park Avenue
Chambers
United States
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Industry moves toward coal industry czar amid strike threat
The New York Times reports broad support for a centralized coal industry coordinator to stabilize bituminous output, with southern producers opposing. Harry M. Moses is named as the potential coordinator. U M W contract with soft coal operators expires June 30, risking a miners strike as union work rules and vacations affect 400,000 bituminous and 80,000 anthracite miners. Picket patrols target non union workers while miners take a final paid leave before potential disruption.
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U. S. Steel
Moses
Lewis
John L
John
Bethlehem Steel
New York Times
Times
Dispatch
Harry M. Moses
Fire damages rear room at Louisiana Industrial Insurance Co
Fire of undetermined origin swept a rear room of the two story building housing the Louisiana Industrial Insurance Company at 1243 DeSiard Street at 8 24 Tuesday. Firemen of company 4 brought the flames under control in minutes and spent about an hour checking for smoldering fires. Damage confined to the back room.
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Louisiana Industrial Insurance Company
DeSiard Street
Company 4
Ex-Police Jury Members Indicted in Parish Contract Fraud
Indictments allege irregularities in parish business transactions based on a December 27 1948 report by Archie Smith then supervisor of public funds. The two year period ends December 31 1948. Regnaud jury president since May 1947. Grand jury asked Judge Hoffpauir to adjourn subject to call for further investigations.
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Regnaud
Ulysse Broussard
Herbert, Duhon
A. P. Broussard
Montet
A. B. Lendry
Stemmans
Archie Smith
Gilbert Duhon
Grand Jury
Judse N. Smith Hoffpaulr
Captive Youth Is Now $100 Richer
In Ferriday Louisiana nine year old John Carlie Franklin known as captive youth received $100 from two uncles who read of his plight in newspapers. About $80 more is in a bank for safekeeping while he undergoes a harelip operation and awaits hospital space at Shriners Hospital in Shreveport. Local authorities, Concordia parish welfare, and a Ferriday officer arrange care for the boy.
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Ferriday
John Carlie Franklin
Concordia Parish
Jimmie Harp
Young Franklin
Sheriff's Office
Concordia Parish Welfare Department
Augusta Taliaferro
Shriners’ Hospital
Shreveport
Mrs J L Stripling Dies at 61 in Marion Louisiana
Mrs J L Stripling, 61, died Saturday night after a brief illness at her Sadie home. Funeral held Sunday at Sadie Baptist Church six miles north of Marion. Survived by husband, two sons Lieutenant Coleman Stripling of Fort Worth, Ralph Stripling, and one daughter Mrs Joseph Remore. two sisters, three grandchildren. Rev Mann and Rev Canterberry officiated. Interment Union Cemetery at Sadie. Iowa's state flower is the wild rose.
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J. L. Stripling
Marion
Sadie Baptist Church
Sadie
Lieut
Coleman Stripling
Ft. Worth
Tex
Ralph Stripling
Joseph Remore
S. A. Gibson
Farmerville
Floyd Newsom
West Monroe
Mann
Canterberry
Union Cemetery
Berlin Strike Continues After Workers Vote
Western Berlin railway workers voted six to one to extend the 24 day walkout over Soviet reprisals threats. The plan backed by US Britain France and Russia was rejected, with 12 526 in favor and 2085 against. The strike halts rail service, blocks deliveries, and disrupts Berlin's life as 14 000 workers press wage and bargaining demands.
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Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Russia
West Berlin
Eisenhower signals stance on education and labor bills
The article notes Eisenhower aligning with Truman and Tat on a bill and backing by Wherry and Martin. As top GOP labor subcommittee member Gwinn conveyed his views, and Eisenhower offered a recorded reply, signaling a rare public stance while testing 1952 temperatures and shaping education policy.
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Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Eisenhower
Truman
Tat
Ohio
Wherry
Nebraska
House
Martin
Massachusetts
House Labor Committee
Gwinn
Hes
Long to Attend Governors Conference in Colorado Springs
Baton Rouge June 14 Gov Earl K Long will attend the United States Governors conference in Colorado Springs June 19 22 his secretary A A Fredericks said today Fredericks said the governor was asked to serve on panels discussing welfare and social security and highways
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Colorado Springs
A. A. Fredericks
Fredericks
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