Arizona politics and wartime labor amid Nogales remarks
ENOUGH WESTBROOK PEGLER NEW YORK, June 26. A Nogales Arizona audience heard Senator Hubert Merriwether tout Greater Arizona and its $1,500,000 in new capital while a critic noted U. S. Employment Service spending as a wage subsidy. The speaker denounced predatory unionism and draft immunity schemes, recalling Oak Ridge and a 1944 90 day electrician appeal for Knoxville.
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Santa Cruz Valley
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Greater
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U. S. Employment Service
Call
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Pima County
Tucson
Bureau of Business Research
University
Hanyway
Davis-Monthan
United States
Oak Ridge
Tenn
War Manpower Commission
Metropolitan Building and Construction Office
Knoxville
Grim Hunt Conducted For Lost Plane With 58 Aboard
Gov Long to Speak Today in Baton Rouge as civil service supporters win a test vote but turnout signals trouble for the bill. A 45 to 36 tally to postpone action points to opposition strength and possible fate of the civil service measure amid Governor Long’s push for passage and home rule for New Orleans.
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Civil Service
Earl K. Long
New Orleans
Lake Charles Pay Raise Measure Clears House
The Louisiana House passed a bill allowing Lake Charles officials to raise mayor and commissioner salaries to 8500 and 7500 respectively, with senate and governor approval still needed before taking effect. The measure, by Rep. Horace L. Jones, also funds a 10000 grant for the Southwest Louisiana Industrial Fair and port exposition and advances a joint bill on health unit site purchases from bond proceeds.
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House of Representatives
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Calcashieu Parish
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Jefferson Parish
State Air Tour Stops in Twin Cities on Return Leg
Nearly 75 members of the Louisiana State Air Tour continued their journey after an overnight stay in the Twin Cities. Sponsored by the state Junior Chamber of Commerce, the group was greeted at Selman Field by city officials and Twin Cities Jaycees and treated to a swimming party. They spent the night in Monroe hotels and headed to Bastrop next, with Pan Am Southern Corp. official craft among the planes. James Moore of Kellogg Oil Co. and P. E. Massey welcomed the visitors at the field.
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State Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Optimists’ Club
Monroe
Bastrop
Pan-Am Southern Corp
James Moore
Kellogg Oil Co
Pan-Am
P. E. Massey
Northwest Airlines crash sinks in Lake Michigan tragedy
Grim faced seamen search Lake Michigan for the lost Northwest Airlines plane with 58 aboard. Fragments of wreckage and human remains were found as divers readied for daybreak. Coast guard and naval teams, led by Capt. Nathanial Fulford, investigated a lightning strike theory amid a large search.
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United States
U. S
Coast Guard
Nathanial Fulford
Ninth Naval District
Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
South Haven
Coast
United States rushes aid to Korea with war materiel
Tokyo June 26 United States rushed preparations to supply Communist invaded South Korea with war materiel including 10 F 51 Mustang fighters. MacArthur announced transfer approved but date not fixed. 60 trained South Korean pilots ready in Seoul. Evacuation ships bound for Japan with 700 American women and children under naval and air escort. American fighters flew over Seoul to cover evacuees as two ships prepare at Inchon for convoy to Japan.
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South Korea
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Inchon
Flood claims 11 lives in West Virginia flash flood
West Union West Virginia June 26 At least 21 people are dead and 33 missing after flash floods swept a six county area. A family birthday gathering at the Clyde Bailey home in Smithburg saw 12 of 15 members missing and the house carried two miles downstream. One survivor Charles Bailey is hospitalized. Mrs Bailey and a five month old grandson body recovered. Authorities fear a higher toll.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Clyde Bailey
Smithburg
Here
Coroner J D Rogers dies in Winnsboro at 70
Dr J D Rogers longtime Franklin parish coroner and Winnsboro physician died at his home after months of illness. Born January 1 1880 in Ellisville Miss he moved to Winnsboro in 1915 practiced with son Dr H T Rogers founded Rogers Clinic in 1934. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Masonic rites. He leaves wife Ella son and two grandchildren.
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Everette Kincaid
W. C. Whitten
Allen Price
R. M. Turnage
George Cotton
W. F. Trickett
United Nations urges North Korean pullback after crisis session
The United Nations Security Council, in a 9-0 vote with Yugoslavia abstaining, orders North Korean invaders to retreat from the south as the Korean crisis sessions stir global response. Russia, absent, plans to challenge the resolution amid a Beijing seat dispute. broadcasts across Voice of America and BBC relay the directives.
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Truman vows full US backing of UN Korea effort
President Truman pledges full United States support for UN efforts to end the unprovoked North Korean aggression against South Korea. He cites swift UN Security Council action and US cooperation in Korea, while cautioning that those responsible must face the world’s disapproval. The piece notes questions in Washington about whether the US would deploy armed forces if UN authorities request them.
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Korea
Fifth District Census Figures Released for 1950
Dallas Mims reports the fifth congressional district total population at 322 424 with 192 691 rural and 129 736 urban residents. He notes pending Washington canvass, closing offices June 30, and cites parish tallies for Catahoula, Concordia, Tensas plus towns like Vidalia Ferriday Jonesville St. Joseph Waterproof Newellton and Clayton.
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Washington, D. C
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Catahoula
Concordia
Tensas
Harrisonburg
Jonesville
Washington
Vidalia
Clayton
G. O. P. Senators Opposed to War
Republican senators in a June caucus ruled out entering war over the South Korea conflict. They urged aid in supplies and support but stated no obligation to commit U.S. forces. They also criticized intelligence failures by military and state department.
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Washington
South Korea
Millikin
Colorado
Conference of All
Republican
G.O.P
State Department
North Korea
Two Fathers And Two Sons Drowned In Lake Jackson Tragedy
Manassas Va June 26 An overturned boat on Lake Jackson indicates a fishing trip tragedy that cost two fathers and their young sons their lives. The boat was found last night and an all night search found no trace of the four fishermen. Missing are Cletus W Daw son 37 and his son Randall 12 Herbert G Lucado 31 and his son Herbert 4 all of Arlington.
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Manassas
Lake Jackson
Cletus W. Dawson
Randall
Herbert G. Lucado
Herbert
Arlington
Push Invaders Back Five Miles Near Seoul Front
South Korean troops launched a counterattack about 25 miles north of Seoul, driving northern invaders five miles back and regaining border positions. U S advisers framed the action as a corps maneuver, with heavy tanks and supports near Tongduchon and Uijongbu, while Seoul endured air raids and a fiery embassy bonfire as Rhee's government met in emergency session.
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Seoul
U. S
Tongduchon
Tokyo
Uijongbu
Syngman Rhee
Ongjin Peninsula
Herdsman School At LSU On July 5–6 Organizers Announce
Practical talks for owners and herdsmen of purebred cattle will be offered at the two day Herdsman School at Louisiana State University July 5 and 6. Jasper J. Joyce notes the program is open to anyone interested with topics including feeding caring for registering exhibiting and training. Sponsors include LSU animal industry department extension service the Louisiana Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association and the American Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association. Ouachita parish attendees should contact the county agent. Lodging at no cost is available with bring your own linens. A meeting of the Louisiana Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association will follow the school and attendees are urged to stay.
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Louisiana State University
Jasper J. Joyce
Animal Industry Department
Agricultural Extension Service
Louisiana Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association
American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association
S. E. McCraine
Louisiana Aberdeen
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