Louisiana House Near Routine Week End Session
Baton Rouge faces a mostly routine weekend for the Louisiana house with debates expected on exempting institution heads from civil service. The senate plans to consider welfare appropriations and house bills, while budgeting talks include education and hospital funding.
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HOUSE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol Corridor
James Reily
James H. Davis
State Education Board
Truman Adopts Council Rules and Nominal Subcommittees
The session focused on procedural rules similar to the Security Council and the potential creation of one or two subcommittees to work on blending U S and Russian atomic plans into a compromise. The meeting barred the press and public though Baruch associates noted a New York City ban on Poplar trees due to root damage risks.
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Security Council
U. S
Bernard M. Baruch
Mayor B A Green Predicts 200 Ballots Cast
The article notes Mayor B A Green predicting that about 200 ballots will be cast in the upcoming election. He makes this forecast amid local turnout discussions and election preparations.
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B. A. Green
Mississippi Senator Bilbo Warns on Negro Voting Amid Primary Drives
In a campaign speech Bilbo urged challenging Black voters under a Mississippi law tied to party loyalty. He warned that vigilant action could suppress turnout while the NAACP urged registration and peaceful attempts. The all Negro town of Mound Bayou plans to vote in a Democratic primary for the first time.
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Greenwell Springs Tubercular
City of
New Orleans
Bayou Pierre
House
W. J. Cleveland
Acadia
Ross Banister
Quachita
Claunch
Caddo Parish
Albert Koorie
Orleans
New Orleans-Moisant
Mississippi River
A. M. Smith
W. E. Claunch
Caldwell
C. O. Webb
Red River
Smith
Webb
Bilbo
Mississippi
Democratic Executive Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson Advocate
Negro Weekly
Mound Bayou
Double-Barreled Inquiry Into Mississippi Negro Vote Plan
Washington reports a Senate privileges and elections committee meeting to probe claims that Mississippi groups may bar Negroes and war veterans from the senatorial primary. Senator Smith said the FBI is also investigating and will share findings with the panel. Crater Lake note returns separate facts about depth and elevation.
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Washington
Mississippi
Bilbo
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Smith
New Jersey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Senate
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Sam Jones
Algiers
Leonard Santos
Appropriations Committee
East Louisiana State Hospital
Central Louisiana Hospital
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Tibet
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Milwaukee
Wisc
Central Intelligence
The
United States
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Sydney W. Sours
Truman
New York City
Red Ryver
Lady Spieler
Alimax
Silverstein’s
Silverstein
Rona
Brogan’s
Ee CS
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Crater Lake
Oregon
N. A. Mansour
DeSiard St
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DeSlara Street
Cabana Club
Milton M. Chapman
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Miami
Urrett
Durrett’s
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Durrett
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