Louisiana Senate Eyes Home Rule and Civil Service Clash
Louisiana legislators debate civil service and home rule for New Orleans as Governor Earl Long prepares a statewide address. House moves to postpone a civil service measure while senators clash over amendments, pensions, and mayoral power. A $475 million general appropriation bill also looms, with discussions on a state lending agency to spur reforestation and a Lake Pontchartrain toll causeway plan facing defeat.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Senate
Earl K. Long
New Orleans
de Lesseps Morrison
House
New Orleans City
Thomas Russell
George Tessier
Civil Service
Russell
Tom Bradney
A. Brown Moore
Victor Schiro
Walter Duffoure
George Classen
Ciil
Norris Lottinger
John O'Connor
A. J. O'Keefe, Jr
Long
O'Connor
New Orleans Times- Picayune
O'Keefe
Robert Ainsworth
Ow Orleans
Thomas A. Russell
William Haggerty
Orleans
Ainsworth
Morrison
Lake Pontchartrain
Charles Anzalone
Tangipahoa
Horace Dugas
Board of Commerce and Industry
Erickson Receives Two Year Sentence in Bookmaking Case
Frank Erickson, kingpin of a nationwide bookmaking operation, was sentenced in New York to two years in prison and a $30,000 fine after pleading guilty to 60 counts. A three-judge panel imposed consecutive terms totaling two years, plus a suspended three-year term. District Attorney Ho gan had sought five years and $30,000.
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New York
Frank Erickson
Special Sessions
Erickson
Nathan D. Perlman
Frank Oliver
John V. Flood
Franks S. Hogan
Monroe gets new loan branch from Public Loan Corp
Ivan Shank announces the Public Loan Corporation opens a Monroe branch at 111 North Second Street. The national firm with 175 offices in 19 states promises fast privacy focused loans from $25 to $1800. Cashiers include Connie Simmons and Betty Crum, with Howard Russell as assistant manager.
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Ivan Shank
Public Loan Corporation
North Second Street
Monroe
Shank
Connie Simmons
Betty Crum
Howard Russell
Johnson Hopes Koreans In South Can Defend Selves
Secretary of Defense Johnson expressed cautious optimism that southern Koreans have the nucleus for a force able to defend American supported south Korea if external aggression remains limited. He noted aid has yielded progress and that a defense plan approved by the president exists, though outcomes depend on UN actions and future decisions.
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Truman
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Korea
Acheson
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrest Sherman
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Security Council
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