Fair Enough Continued From First Page Debates
Author argues for guilt by association with Communists in public life and presses advertisers to boycott magazines and firms tied to perceived leftist influence. He cites Helen Hayes, Dorothy Parker, Albert Maltz, and others, condemning admission of Communist ties and praising loyalty to the United States.
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Congress
Helen Hayes
Coplon
Washington
Edward G. Robinson
Frederic March
Paul Robeson
Donald Ogden Stewart
Dorothy Parker
Ruth McKenney
Albert Maltz
Dalton Trumbo
Alvah Bessie
Dies
Thomas
United States
New Yorker
The
New York Herald Tribune
Hanns Fisler
New York
Herald Tribune
Eleanor Roosevelt
Lewis Gannett
Hollywood Reds
Gannett
Harry Bridges
Supreme Court
the New Yorker
the Herald Tribune
Fuey Pru Luce
Maltz
Tom Clark
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Marian Martin Patterns for Boys and Summer Fashion Book
Pattern 9458 offers boys chaps he man shirt and a 10 gallon hat with easy sewing steps and a perfect fit. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with yardage details and illustrated Sew Chart. Send twenty five cents pattern to Marian Martin Monroe News Star New York. Mothers see Marian Martin Fashion Book with a free kids beach robe towel pattern. fifteen cents for the book.
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Marian Martin
Monroe News-Star
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Senate House Reorganization Plan Faces Bipartisan Compromise
The deal would allow either chamber to block a presidential plan only by a constitutional majority, requiring at least 49 senators or 218 representatives. The plan drops a House provision to submit military and six other agency reorganizations to Congress separately, a move opposed by Hoover and Truman.
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Senate
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Railroad Retirement Board
National Mediation Board
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Hoover
Mr. Truman
Four Powers Agree To Meet Again In New York Next Fall
Big Four nations expand trade and financial links as Britain and France project optimism over Russia and the west resolving key points of the Austrian independence treaty before the conference ends. American officials remain cautious while ministers plan to reconvene in New York next fall to set the basis for an Austria agreement.
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Russia
New York
Austria
Retail sales show strength after price cuts
Board experts noted stronger retail sales last month than any time this year. Dealers who have cut prices and adopted aggressive sales policies report a favorable response from buyers, suggesting rising willingness to purchase.
Accusation Details Babich Case and Patricia's Death
The prosecution finishes its five day case in the Babich accidental death claim with 28 witnesses and 90 exhibits. Pathologist Dr L J Van Hecke testifies two shots hit Patricia in the head with a minute between them. Wisconsin professor J H Mathews notes a third shot attempted but failed when the firing pin broke.
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Patricia
Babich
L. J. van Hecke
J. H. Mathews
University of Wisconsin
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices in Monroe Area
K M Cook 38 died in a Monroe hospital. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Catron-Gay Funeral Home. Survived by wife, son Larry, daughter Feda, parents G A and Mrs. Cook of Forest, three sisters, two brothers. Monroe Clark 72 of Mangham died Thursday. Funeral 3 p.m. at Urania Baptist Church. Interment Pine Hill Cemetery. Survived by five sons Claude Urania Jim Camden Blanchard Kinder Farris Alexandria Aaron Lake Charles. three daughters C Brown Shreveport Pauline Murphy Bossier City Florence Brister West Monroe. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Friday St. Paschal’s Church for Arlin W Turner, Rev. Gatzemeer officiating. Burial St. Paschal’s Cemetery. Burnette Downs Post American Legion to handle military services. Sgt Turner arrived in Monroe Thursday. rosary at Mulhearn Funeral Home at 8 p.m. tonight.
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K. M. Cuu
K. M. Cook
Monroe
Catron-Gay
Rev. Alverson
Larry Cook
Feda Cook
G. A. Cook
Forest
Monroe Clark
Mangham
Urania Baptist Church
Pine Hill Cemetery
Catron-Gay Funeral Home
Claude
Urania
Jim
Camden
Blanchard
Kinder
Farris
Alexandria
Aaron Clark
Lake Charles
C. Brown
Shreveport
Pauline Murphy
Bossier City
Florence Brister
West Monroe
St. Paschals Church
St. Arlin W
Waite Hoyt star Waitkus shot in Chicago rooms
Ruth Steinhagen, a Chicago hotel guest, shot baseball star Eddie Waitkus after luring him to her room. She said she shot to relieve two years of nervous tension and told police she started to reload the rifle before blacking out. Waitkus survived. doctors treated injuries.
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John S. Boyle
Eddie
Ruth
Edith Steinhagen
Waitkus
Cubs
Phillies
Chicago
Monroe housing project advances for low income groups
The plan outlines 125 housing units for a white project on Seek Housing road and a Texas sheet for Negroes. Built of brick instead of wood, the 1940 plans cost about $30,000 and may be reused with minor changes. Monroe represents one of 17 nationwide projects nearing construction under the state housing act, with government setting rents.
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Texas
Guerriero
Monroe
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