Fair Enough Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues Truman used a pretense of balanced board power to back a union driven steel emergency. He accuses Truman and union leaders of fascist tactics steering toward communism, citing Hiss case and Soviet links as treasonous in nature. An army seizure example at Montgomery Ward is described.
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Truman
F. D. Roosevelt
Union
United States
Soviet Russia
Hiss
Moscow
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
O. Sewell Avery
Roosevelt
Army of Occupation
Eisenhower
Ike
Mr. Truman
Monroe Fire Defenses Rated High in 1951 Study
New York June 19 special report shows Monroe's fire defenses operating at high efficiency over the past year. Data from the National Fire Protection Association covers 634 cities in the United States and Canada with populations above 20 000. Monroe's fire loss in 1951 was 443 674 dollars, or 1.17 dollars per capita, far below the national average of 3 32 dollars. Canadian cities averaged 4 15 dollars per person. Automobile fires remained a concern for fire fighters nationwide.
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New York
Monroe
United States
National Fire Protection Association
Canada
MASS. WOMAN HAS QUADS AT WEYMOUTH HOSPITAL
Mrs Marion L Manning 27 gave birth to healthy quadruplets at South Shore Hospital Weymouth last night a girl and three boys all weighing two to three pounds. The four babies were placed in incubators and are listed in fair condition.
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Weymouth
Mass
Marion L. Manning
South Shore Hospital
Robert R. Ryan
Edward J. Howley
Edward J. Howley. Dr. Ryan
Eighteen Scouts to Attend Philmont Encampment
Eighteen Boy Scouts and two leaders from Northeast Louisiana depart Saturday by Illinois Central for a two week Philmont Scout Ranch encampment in Cimarron New Mexico. At the 127000 acre BSA owned camp they will undertake a twelve day pioneer trek over mountains and rivers. Leaders include W W Stevens Monroe and Holly Womack Bastrop.
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Louisiana
Cimarron
N. M
Philmont
Monroe
Holly Womack
Bastrop
Dodson
Paul Williams
Ernest Carter
Caleb Pipes
James Richard Dunn
West Monroe
Ronald Johnston
Douglas Davidson
J. B. White
G. D. Davis
Don W. Black
Oak Ridge
Glen W. Cobb
Sidney McDonald
Ronald Dubois
Ronald Gresham
Jonesboro
Wayne Tubbs
Donnie Grafton
Jimmy Bowen
Ruston
Jerry Williams
George Purvis
Ray
Olin Plant Won’t Pollute River Says C O C Head
Monroe West Monroe Chamber of Commerce president C G Pearce asserts no pollution danger from Olin Industries plant on Ouachita River. He cites open hearings, Waste treatment exceeding requirements, and a larger river volume than Spring Hill Bayou to argue safety and justify plans.
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C. O. C. Head
Ouachita River
Olin Industries
C. G. Pearce
Monroe-West Monroe
Monroe
Streams Control Commission
Olin
Commission
Spring Hill
Miss Dickerson Announces Threefold Industry Plan
Miss Mary Evelyn Dickerson executive vice president of the Ouachita Parish Industrial Development Committee unveiled a threefold program to attract new industry aid existing industries and develop local business. The plan was approved by the board and emphasizes industrial surveys and coordinated efforts with railroads utilities and the Department of Commerce to provide precise data to prospects.
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Mary Evelyn Dickerson
Ouachita Parish
Dickerson
Monroe - West Monroe
State funds earmarked for LSU medical school in New Orleans
The House voted 57 to 12 to dedicate 1.5 million dollars from Rockefeller and Russell Sage Wildlife Preserves to LSU Medical School in New Orleans for education and health. The preserves lie in Cameron, Iberia, and Vermilion parishes. Rep. Gardner opposed, warning about restricting funds. others urged the measure to protect health units and avoid federal takeover.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Ford Stinson
Rockefeller
State Mineral Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Cameron
Vermilion Parishes
Russell Sage Foundation
Wild Life Refuge
Marsh Island
Iberia Parish
LSU
Cameron Parish
James Gardner
Shreveport
Wellborn Jack
George Tessier
Alvin Dyson
Living Cost Barometer Set To Rise
The government cost of living index is up toward another peak, with clothing food rent and other items rising from March while the January high stood at 189.1. The May 15 index is expected higher, pushing wages for about 1.1 million rail workers and 100000 other earners tied to the CPI.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Louisiana bill boosts city share of cigarette tax revenues
Senate approval of a measure to divert cigarette tax revenue to cities and towns awaits Gov. Kennon’s signature. The bill would allocate about 54 million a year, giving LSU one million and increasing municipal allocations under a per capita formula based on 1950 census. Five nonincorporated parishes would receive one dollar per capita.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Robert Kennon
Senate
Algie Brown
Shreveport
Louisiana State University
Louisiana Municipal Association
New Orleans
deLesseps Morrison
House
Cameron
Plaquemines
St. Bernard
St. Charles
St. John the Baptist
Charles Tooke
Brown
LSU
Register Of Voters Soon To Close Office
Ouachita parish registrar Lilian Collins said the voters office will close 30 days before the July congressional primary. The deadline affects those not yet registered and youths turning 21 before the primary can register to vote and cast their first ballot on July 29.
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Ouachita Parish
Conspiracy Trial Barred To Public In Korea
In Pusan Korea 14 men were secretly tried for conspiring with Reds to topple the UN backed government. Among the defendants are seven national assemblymen. The closed proceeding was urged to stay secret for security and to protect families. The court comprises seven military officers and two civilians.
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William Jorden Pusan
Korea
Republic of Korea
United Nations
National
Solons Agree On Marines Strength Voice Policy
A Senate House committee reached a compromise to strengthen the Marine Corps and give its commandant a co-equal voice with the Joint Chiefs on Marine matters. The panel rejected making the commandant a permanent Joint Chiefs member or setting a 220000 enlisted strength. The bill returns to Congress for final action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Marine Corps
Joint
House Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs
Allotment of building materials across four states announced
The National Production Authority lists 51 projects in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas totaling over 34 million dollars. Some allotments may be delayed due to the steel strike, with three projects exempt from controlled materials. Texas leads with 21 million across 27 projects, Ohio and Louisiana follow.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Ernest Tutt
National Production Authority
Tutt
Ohio
Construction Controls Division
New Orleans
Gentilly Woods
Physicians Hear Adriani At Fifth District Meeting
Dr John Adriani Tulane University and Loyola Dental School will discuss Evaluation of the Patient as part of the Fifth District Medical Society program at the Virginia Hotel tonight at 6 oclock Also on the program are Dr Harold Albert visiting surgeon at Touro Infirmary and Dr O B Owens Louisiana Medical Society president A banquet will follow with remarks by Dr William E Barker Jr and President Lewis Slater of Northeast Louisiana State College Truman on tax cuts and the steel strike dominate a broad press conference coverage.
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Fifth District Medical Society
John Adriani
Tulane University
Loyola Dental School
Andriani
South
Virginia Hotel
Harold Albert
Touro Infirmary
William E. Barker, Jr
Plaquemine
Louisiana Medical Society
O. B. Owens
Lewis Slater
Northeast
Louisiana State College
State rests in Pearson and Jackson murder trial
The state rested its case in the murder trial of Martin Jackson and Luther Pearson for the Feb 24 killing of Trooper Alis Floyd and son Donald in Jena Louisiana. Witnesses described blood trails, weapons, and the car involved while defense seeks a recess to confer with witnesses.
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Columbia
Martin Jackson
Luther Pearson
Alis Floyd
Donald
Jena
Pyle
LaSalle Parish
Floyd
Kathleen Melton
D. Floyd
Sheriff Floyd
Carey Pritchard
Pearson
Jackson
Alis
Pritchard
Stein
Taylor
E. B. Buckhalter
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Department of Commerce and Industry
Rowland Evans
Register of Voters
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Stockholm
Sweden
Bengt Norfenskiveld
Tage Erlander
Konstantin Rodionov
Solons
Russell Brines
Adriani
Douglas
Cornell Washington
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
W. L. Bendel
Fifth District Society
Taft
Averell Harriman
Harriman
District of Columbia
Pearson and Jackson
Mrs
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