Deaths in Louisiana and Mississippi
Obituaries report Rosa Elgutter of Newellton 62 died after brief illness in Newellton. funeral held at Vicksburg Jewish cemetery with pallbearers named. survived by three brothers and two nieces. Also obituary notes Mrs. Hannah Joseph 93 of Woodville died in Baton Rouge General. service held in Woodville with active and honorary pallbearers listed. survived by one daughter and siblings and grandchildren.
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Tallulah
Morris de Vries
Edwin Preis
Jack Grace
Dan Grace
Ed Grace
Clyde Ratcliff, Jr
Tate Hargrove
Emanuel Keller
Miss Elgutter
Newellton
Morris J. Elgutter
Michael Elgutter
Gus A. Elgutter
New Orleans
Neil Ross
Shreveport
Jerry Ho
Hannah Joseph
Woodville
Miss
Baton Rouge General Hospital
Seymour Solomon
Percy Sandman
Percy Joseph
Paul Siegel
Charles Richardson
Earl Dants
Louis Kahn
Ed Short
Lee A. Pollack
J. Poslinsky
Bill Catchings
Henry Hyman
Victor Hennon
Joseph
Percy E. Dants
Flora Goslinsky
Denver
Colo
Monroe
Lee Pollack
Baton Rouge
Inaction Continued as Anti-Trust Officials Clash
Subcommittee heard a department attorney call a distiller industry whitewash report a factual cover up. Branham said he faced violent rebuke from Edward Hodges for not signing the report. Hodges demanded a chance to deny Branham’s statements under oath, with Chairman Chelf promising Friday testimony. Herbert Bergson was also mentioned in the testimony.
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Branham
Edward P. Hodges
No. 2
Anti-Trust
Hodges
Bergson
Subcommittee
Democratic
Republican National Committee
Anti- Trust Division
Big Four’ Distillers
Schenley, Seagram
National Distillers
Hiram Walker
Record of Antitrust Probe Remarks Hit by Bergson
The article recounts Bergson denying evidence of antitrust conspiracy in the liquor industry while Congress reviews a 1949 inquiry into the big four distillers. Branham testifies about campaign contributions and a possible government warning, noting Bergson’s later private practice and probes into the matter.
Poultry Research Field Day Highlights Broiler and Chicks
L S A researchers present poultry results with William Guidry of the state agriculture department. Guidry discusses baby chick selection and supply. Woodward urges broiler and laying flock producers to attend the poultry section. Field day runs 9 to 12 touring plots on peaches, vegetables, cotton, corn, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes plus Devon cattle. 12 to 1 lunch. 1 to 2 group meetings on poultry hogs dairying. Visitors may join any portion.
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William Guidry
State Department of Agriculture
Guidry
Woodward
Broiler House
Planes Hit Key North Korea Power Plants In Major Strike
Allied air action targeted the Suiho hydro electric plant near Manchuria and other plants on the Yalu and Songchon rivers. No UN officials disclosed who ordered the bombings, seen as politically timed rather than military. The air and sea units reported minimal losses and a quiet Korean front Monday.
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Suiho
Manchuria
Yalu River
Changjin
Songchon
North Korea
Air Force
Navy
United Nations
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U.N
Munson
San Diego
Oil Marketers Will Meet In Shreveport
The Louisiana Oil Marketers Association announces its first annual state convention July 16-17 in New Orleans. Local members from Ouachita Parish include J. D. Hines Monroe Menefee Oil Co. Monroe Kellogg On Co. West Monroe and Central Oil and Supply Co. Monroe. The group covers jobbers and wholesalers statewide with members in most parishes. Mayor deLesseps Morrison and P. V. Rome are principal speakers. Jung Hotel will host.
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Louisiana Oil Marketers Association
New Orleans
C. D
Louisiana
deLesseps Morrison
P. V. Rome
New Orleans Oil Company
Jung Hotel
Rotary Club Committee Rosters and Chairs Listed
The document lists committee assignments with chairs and vice chairs across programs including Extensions Public information Rotary education Fellowship Attendance Entertainment Magazine Club bulletin and more. It covers numerous members under director posts and specialty groups such as Youth service Crippled children Rural Urban Traffic Safety and International service.
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Herbert Rosenhein
Wm. Bendel
Henry Hinkle
Lawrence Hulin
Henry Biedenharn
Clarence Oakley
H. G. McDonald
Dewey Anderson
John Fox
C. K. Crandall
George Wright
Austin Miller
Sam Rubin
Lealis Hale
R. N. Slater
Joe Marx, Sr
Lonnie Clark
John Collens
Murray Hudson
Bruce Helm
C. B. Braun
John Woodburn
Albin Lassiter
Jack May
William Rodriguez
John Atkinson
Victor Davis
Ted Bond
Ira Cagle
James Larkan
Cecil Jarrell
John Theus
Wm. Rhodes
Floyd Ferrell
Community Service
Fletcher Ashcraft
Tom Frazer
Drew Davidson
Jim Malone
Paul Neal
A. B. Myatt, Jr
Edw. Hayward
Stanley Mintz
Prentice Gray
Chas. Wilds, Jr
Dave Aron
J. M. Boyer
Wm. Kramer
Bert Heinberg
Leslie Kiper
Paul Ozment
Claude Harrison
F. F. Millsaps
Joe Marx, Jr
Grover Holloway
Milton Hager
Dick Drew
Ted Allen
Bob Underwood
George Weaks
Henry Bernstein
T. O. Bancroft
Olin Evans
Jack Gaines
Matt Rice
Ed Dalton
Clark Boardman
Fair Enough claims American unions charm Europe
The piece criticizes Fair Enough for portraying American unions as popular abroad and accuses organizers like Brown, Meany, and Dubinsky of misusing taxpayer money. It quotes a Rome Daily American report on a productivity conference where European technicians study a hotel chambermaid’s routine to boost efficiency.
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Dave Dubinsky
Garment Workers
Reuther Brothers
Paradise
Brown
George Meany
A. F. of L
Harry Rutz
Europe
Rome
Fregene
United States’ Mutual Security Agency
The
Economic Cooperation Administration
France
Germany
Austria
Denmark
Donald B. MacPhail
Dartmouth
University of Chicago
Program spreads modern labor management methods overseas
Conference plans to send graduates to European industries showing interest in the program. Trainees funded by two year plant loans will roam firms to promote modern methods, sharing profits with management and lowering consumer prices. Resistance cited from both management and labor before widespread adoption.
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MacPhail
M.L.A
Fregene
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Monroe Youth Group Performs Gospel Concert in Jigger
The Monroe Youths Quartet, heard on KLIC, gave a Gospel concert at Pentecost Church in Jigger La. They sang to several hundred in the church auditorium and were praised for the visit. Captain Davis of the Monroe Police Department sponsors the group and the church is led by Rev Jack Jones.
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Monroe Youths
KLIC
Pentecost
Jigger
Captain Davis
Monroe
Monroe man held on drunk driving charge
Monroe police arrested O. H. Carson 31 of 3705 Polk late Monday for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence and damage to property. Carson was released under a $400 property bond.
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Monroe
O. H. Carson
Polk
Carson
Marriage Licenses Issued for Eight Couples
John B. Disotel 50 of Lake Charles and Hattie Perot 40 of West Monroe received a marriage license. Calven H. Free 20 of Monroe wed Freddie Mason Foughton 20 of Mangham in the same filing.
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John B. Disotel
Lake Charles
Hattie Perot
West Monroe
Calven H. Free
Monroe
Freddie Mason Foughton
Mangham
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J. P. Griffin
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