Democrats Probe Chotiner Ties in 1951 Nixon Remarks
Democrats on the Senate Investigations subcommittee press to uncover Chotiner ties and government dealings. They cite 1951 Nixon statements showing support for scrutiny of attorneys working before agencies. The inquiry pits Democrats against GOP allies with debate over scope and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Nixon
Murry M. Chotiner
Subcommittee
Chotiner
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
California
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Wiliam M. Boyle Jr
Max Siskind
Boyle
Siskind
New Corporation Formed To Aid Colored Citizens Louisiana
Public notice cites incorporation by Nelson F E Covington at 919 Louise Anne Avenue under Title 12 Sec 123 B. The group aims to educate minorities in republican government US and Louisiana laws, voting rights, citizenship duties, economic security and leadership, with chapters statewide and legal protection of rights through courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson FE. Covington
Louise Anne Avenue
United States
Louisiana
Connelly Seeks to Sidetrack Prosecution of Irving Sachs
Connelly continued from first pager, alleging efforts to derail the criminal case against Irving Sachs, a St. Louis shoe maker. Sachs was indicted, pled guilty to income tax evasion, and was fined $40,000 but did not receive a prison sentence due to health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Sachs
Police Academy Recognition Earned by City School
Capt. George Whitlow announced that the Monroe police academy has been accepted by the Veterans Administration as a recognizer school. Korean veterans may attend with financial assistance while attending, in addition to salaries paid by the city. The present class will graduate July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Police Academy
Veterans Administration
George Whitlow
Noted Inspector Probes Asheville Tragedy Door Latch Details
Investigator C A Murray of the Civil Aeronautics Administration arrived in Asheville to examine the incident. Coroner Ollie Harris of Shelby impaneled a jury to probe the mishap. Piedmont official W G McGee argued the door could not be forced open by pressure and noted three bayonet latches and a red indicator light. The airline claimed latches are checked before flight and a sole passenger reported seeing Pruitt’s heels exit the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
C. A. Murray
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Asheville
Ollie Harris
Shelby
W. G. McGee
Piedmont
Louisiana Senate Amends Voting Machine Control Bill
Senate leaders under Gov. Long amended the voting machine bill to place custody and compensation of voting machines under a new board. this cut a House hearing. Secretary of State Wade Martin Jr criticizes the move as bad faith and threats to democratic process. If the Senate accepts the amendment the bill returns to the House.
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Senate Judiciary “B
C. H. Downs
Senate
Louisiana
Long
Martin
Robert Angelle
Long House
House
Senate GOP Hints at Administration Spending Increase
Senate Republicans urged the administration to present full spending plans and testimony to support any requested increase. Leader Johnson said the administration must make a case, while Knowland noted a Republican call to restore part of the House cut and provide a clearer picture to all senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siskind
Nixon
Boyle
Democratic Committee
RFC
Lithofold
Senate
Johnson
Tex
House
Knowland
Juvenile Dept Sees Rise in Adult Juvenile Crime Arrests
The Monroe Juvenile Department reports a rise in adults arrested for juvenile sex crimes during the six month period ending Thursday. Seventeen adults were charged for such offenses in the past year with 11 arrests in the recent period.
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Juvenile Dept
City Police
John B. Whitfield
Whitfield
State Welfare Board
Sgt
James Kelly
Major Whitfield
Monroe
Ouachita Parish School Staff Listings and Officials
A detailed roster lists principals and staff across Ouachita Parish schools including Ouachita Parish High School, Shady Grove, West Monroe, Woodlawn, Boley High, Central High, Mt Nebo, Myles High, Terzia, Union Baptist, Booker T. Washington, and more. It names administrators, supervisors, and band instructors such as I. C. Strickland, Richard Cryar, Birdie Hatton, Milton Hall, and C Solon King, among many others.
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Anne Gannaway
Fannie P. Davis
Josephine C. Willis
E. M. Wooten
T. L. Crosby
Fensky Terzia
John Coon
C. C. Shultz
H. E. Ruppert
Joy D. Johnson
Mary Lea George
J. H. Hodgins
H. H. Holliman
J. R. Akins
Jane
F. Ss. Fisher
Ruth M. Lee
Jase Johnson
Myrna Perkins
Elizabeth Leake
Ernestine Cook
Shady Grove
Marion
Opal Sample
J. B. Evans
Flora Strittman
A.L. Smith JR
Frank
Fragala
Harold Albritton
Donald E. Logan
LaVon Oglesbee
E. H. Williamson
Agnes Shaw
Ethel Mae Voss
Mary McCoy
Grady Bates
A. L. Tatum
Hugh H. Hyman
Starline B. Hill
Opal Shively
Mary Lee Lewis
Sue Hardin
Zelda Harg
Cecelia Coulter
W.W. Webb
Herbert Steed
Eleanor M. King
Mary S. Blackiston
J. W. Musselwhite
Frances M. Hurst
Wille M. Hughes
Dan McClure
A. C. Russell, Jr
Howard May
Howard Barker
Bobby C. Wilson
Katherine Averett
J. Gene Williams
Helen Hood
Roy C. Brooks
Reginald Futch
Lee Bustt
Jessie D. Edwards
Dorothy French
Gertrude Watson
Eleanor J. Painich
C. B. Griggs
Woodlawn
Wille H. Jones
A. C. Cockrell
J. Blakeney
Joya Gaster
J. R. Pierce
Eva J. Gewin
Nelda Peirce
W. A. Coates
T. H. McCrea, Jr
Tom Wafer, Jr
Milton C. Hall
Gertrude Gregory
C. Solon King
Gladys Gregg
W. D. Clark
Boley High
President hopes action to liberate 17 million Germans
Dul les said a discussion with the President about German reunification was very good. The President voiced not only U S sentiments toward the German people but also the hope that steps would soon free the 17 million Germans in the Eastern zone of Germany.
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Sonally
Dulles
Germany
Burned Man Hospitalized After Fire Accident
Sol Rosenberg, 36, of 3806 Gerald Street, was hospitalized Tuesday afternoon with severe burns to his hands arms and legs. His wife reported on Thursday that his condition was bad. He works at Twin City Scrap Material Co. at 104 Mississippi Street. A can of gasoline near him ignited while he stood near a fire.
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Sol Rosenberg
Gerald Street
Rosenberg
Twin City Scrap Material Co
Mississippi Street
Tug Conrad Captain Picked Up as Rescue Continues
Survivor says the captain was rescued while swimming near a beacon after the tug Conrad search efforts extended through the night. Coast Guard cutter two ships and rescuers along with two planes and a helicopter joined at daybreak. Eight men on the barge wore life jackets. the dredging operation involved the May Dee and another tug near Cat Island. Storm moves through south Mississippi with heavy rain, damaged boats and piers between New Orleans and Florida, uprooted trees at Biloxi, winds to 52 mph at Grand Isle. Two men missing and presumed dead after a truck jackknifed on a lake Pontchartrain bridge during high winds.
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Conrad
Coast Guard
Cat Island
South Mississippi
New Orleans
Florida
Biloxi
Miss
Grand Isle
Lake Pontchartrain
Lake Bridge
Defense Department restarts Red Cross hire for ex GI August
The Pentagon said Irving I. August of Seattle, a World War II and Korean veteran, will be rehired at the Red Cross and given a hearing under the industrial security review system after Army questions blocked overseas service. August, who linked his past Progressive party ties to his troubles, will return to Fort Lawton without pay until cleared.
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Defense Department
Red Cross
Irving I. August
Seattle
August
Progressive Party
Pentagon
Ft. Lawton
Attempted Murder Charge Is Riled
Elijah Calvin, 37, was picked up on a city charge of battery and released to the city jail. Johnny Howe, 33, is held for attempted murder on a warrant by his wife with bond set at 500 and 5,000 on the attempted murder charge. Irvin Gutman is in custody of U S Marshal in Mobile and Ouachita sheriff's office placed a retainer. he was picked up in Mobile and is wanted on two grand jury indictments for amounts of 57.40 and more.
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Elijah Calvin
Mobile
Ala
Mundt bill would remove alleged communists from jobs
Mundt told the Senate the bill would remove Reds from their posts as charges are filed and allow appeal if unjust, calling the court a travesty for nullifying efforts and exposing government to espionage by Communist agents.
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Gram
Congress
Mundt
Senate
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New Corporation
Connelly
Dan River
Rakashan
Rangoon
Urey Balk
Desiard
Police Academy
Ainsworth
Gop
Ouachita
Annie M. Gibson
Reva C. Smith
Mattie T. Williams
Lucella M. Facen
Minnie Phillips
Central High School
Eugene T. Martin
Gertrudel. Facen
Valarie A. Martin
Louis M. Collier
Frances K. Jackson
Mary Ella Cyrus
Annie M. Davis
Addie B. Mims
Mary Britton
Tulip M. Wiley
Cleola Elmore
Ruth M. Woods
MT. Nebo
Terzia High School
Mary F. Goins
R. &. Fayne
Henry ©. Simmons
Cleventine
Peevy
Cem T. Toston
Izola Richardson
Archie Lee Ammons
Ozelle M. Taylor
Fredessa S. Payne
Zettie R. Beckwith
Mackie Freeze
Jesse Williams
Olee Long
Gertie McNeal
Judenia M. Reeder
Rose G. Elam
Olivia Knight
Tim Tippit
Tilitha Barnes
Union Baptist
Johnny M. Wilson
Mary B. Cyrus
Ruby C. Crawford
Booker T. Washington
William R. Howell
Kizzie L. Washington
William D. Cyrus
Sidney Dawson
Fay Wille Mitchell
Anna J. Washinton
Beatrice L. Archie
Swaneas B. Head
Doris D. Turner
Doris L. Woodard
Carrie K. Taylor
Viola M. Pargood
Reba S. May
Mary Belle Sheppard
Thelma Ellis
Bearnistine M. Hayden
Eun
England
Kallinikos Macheriotis
Athens
Greece
Macheriotis
London
Camden Town
Home Secretary
Cain
William Henry Taylor
Taylor
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