McCarthy Attacks Marshall Over Korea Policy and Wartime Ties
Senator McCarthy delivers a broad attack on General Marshall, charging him with misleading Congress, favoring Russia, and pressuring U.S. strategy. He cites wartime roles and policy shifts, endorsing MacArthur’s Korea plan while accusing Marshall of suppressing reports and harming U.S. interests. The session drew mixed reactions from galleries and colleagues.
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Wisconsin
Langer
N. D
Wherry
McCarthy
Congress
Marshall
Pentagon
Winston Churchill
James Byrnes
Admiral William Leahy
Edward Stettinius
Senate
China
U. S
Douglas MacArthur
Russia
Europe
Asia
Yalta
Roosevelt
Japan
Acheson
Truman
Moscow
United States
Republic of China
Italy
Balkans
Berlin
Louisiana issues 222 oil drill permits in May
Louisiana's department of conservation says 222 oil drill permits were issued in May, including 40 exploratory wells. Commissioner Digby notes the May total exceeds April by 31, with 146 wells completed in May versus 135 in April. New discovery fields cited in LaSalle Allen Caddo St Mary and West Baton Rouge parishes. Medicinal substances appear in herbs and plants such as arnica and foxglove.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana
Department of Conservation
S. L. Digby
LaSalle
Allen
Caddo
St. Mary
West Baton Rouge
Corruption Scandals Touch Fair Enough In Union Rackets
A long critical passage describes George Browne and Capone interests linked to the A F L union corruption cases. George Scalise seeks presidential pardon via Padway who is paid for forged constitutional work. Durkin and others are named in Las Vegas inquiry as part of the Clark county local turmoil. A meeting of the union is indicated to follow.
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Alsup
Las Vegas Review-Journal
State
Clark County Federation
American Federation
George Browne
Capone
Browne
A. F. of L
Green
George Scalise
Department of Justice
Joe Pad- Way
Scalise
Padway
Building Service
Sons and Daughters of
T Will Arise
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Henry Wallace
Martin Durkin
United Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters
Union
Las Vegas
Clark County
Archie Virtue
Mr. Durkin
St Peter Quits Job at Washington Morgue
Joseph F. St. Peter 36, who aided the coroner for six months, resigns to join an electrical firm. The switch ends a period during which telephone callers heard St Peter answer the morgue line.
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ST. Peter
Morgue
Washington
District of Columbia Morgue
St Peter
Joseph F. St. Peter
Monroe Clothier Stewart Doernbert Leads Krauss and Khan
Stewart J Doernbert 49 runs Monroe's De Siard Street store Krauss and Khan, in business since 1934 after his father in law Louis Krauss died. Cincinnati native, University of Cincinnati alumnus, married to Babbette Krauss with two daughters Sandra Jo and Louise Fay. Lives at 1400 Park Avenue. Chamber of Commerce and Exchange Club member. Enjoys sports and woodworking. Employs five workers in the store near the original location.
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Stewart Joseph Doernbert
Monroe
DeSiard Street
Krauss
Khan
Doernbert
Louis Krauss
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Babbette Krauss
Sandra Jo and
Louise Fay
Park Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
The
Exchange Club
Woods
New Sugar Cane Varieties Previewed In Houma Meeting
In Houma Louisiana representatives from the American Sugar Cane League and the U S Department of Agriculture outlined varieties not yet released for commercial use at the annual meeting. They discussed disease and insect control fertilizer and other grower problems with S C Munson of Jeanerette presiding. Attendees included Dr George Arcenaux of Washington and other government and state agriculture leaders.
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Houma
American Sugar Cane League
U. S. Department of Agriculture
S. C. Munson
Jeanerette
League
George Arceneaux
Washington
Department
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