Dewey to Meet Dulles at upstate farm talk planned
Governor Thomas E. Dewey will meet foreign adviser John Foster Dulles at Dewey's Palings farm near Pawling New York to discuss a statement redefining the Republican nominee's foreign policy stance. Warren, Dewey's running mate, joined talks on campaign plans and the Berlin blockade as Dewey warned against war while stressing a peace crisis.
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Pawling
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
John Foster Dulles
Sfairs
Dulles
Dewey
Governor's Farm
Albany
Rensselaer County
Capitol
Fov
Earl Warren
California
Berlin
Truman
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Roosevelt
Communist Information Bureau
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Warren
New York City
New York
New Yorker
Best’s treason sentence and related cases outlined
The article details the treason case of SEST Best, the potential penalty of five years to life and a $10,000 fine, and notes he faces no death sentence. It compares his outcome with Douglas Chandler’s life sentence and mentions Lord Haw Haw Joyce’s execution, while outlining Best’s background and wartime marriage.
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United States
Francis J. W. Ford
Best
Douglas Chandler
Chandler
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Conn
Circuit Court of Appeals
Est
Sumter
S. C
Columbia University
Europe
Germany
Roosevelt
Russia
William Joyce
Lord Haw Hawk
Joyce
England
Carinthia
Austria
Pythians to Meet Thursday Night
Stonewall Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias will meet Thursday night as the rank of page is conferred. Chancellor Commander Homer S. Chilton notes films at the Dokey convention in Beaumont. Refreshments will be served. J. J. Dieterick of El Miro temple No. 187 Knights of Khorassan holds monthly meeting Monday at 8 pm. Dokeys urged to bring applications.
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Stonewall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Homer S. Chilton
Beaumont
Tex
J. J. Dieterick
el Miro
Knights of
Yugoslavia Talks on Nationalized Property and Mutual Settlements
The United States seeks about 20 million dollars for American property nationalized in Yugoslavia, while Tito claims around 50 million in Yugoslav assets frozen in 1941. Negotiations have dragged on for months with tensions rising, but recent moves hint at a possible settlement and unfreezing of funds. Diplomats monitor Moscow’s stance as Tito’s split from Cominform looms over Balkan alignments and potential Western appeal.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
State Department
Cavendish Cannon
U. S
Kremlin
Balkan
Red Army
Russia
United Nations
Cominform
A. P
Georgi Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Pravda
Europe
Italy
France
Soviet Union
East
Republic of Yugoslavia
U. S. Communist Party
Belgrade
Yugoslav crisis dominates talk among Balkan allies
The Yugoslav crisis prompts Bulgarian statements of non interference and mutual aid while speculating in Washington on Moscow's grip. British officials describe Tito as a rebel within the party as Russia and Belgrade seek to avoid an open break.
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Russia
U. S. State Department
Tito
Moscow
Kremlin
Stalin
Washington
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Bulgaria
Albania
Communist Party
Bled
Belgrade
Adriatic
Austria
Charles Peake
Frank Dixon
Prague
Peake
Cominform
Tito Defies Cominform as Yugoslavia Stands Alone
Western observers note Tito’s refusal to back Cominform dictates amid Soviet vetoes and Yugoslav alarms over Marshall Plan supplies. The Kremlin’s next move looms while Yugoslavia signals continued independence within UN norms.
Money Bills and Measures from Louisiana Legislature
The East Louisiana Hospital case sets $1.15 per patient daily with Brumfield threatening $1.40 but backing down after Gov Ear Long’s pledge to fund care. House actions include electing vs appointing parish school superintendents, a landowner pay boost bill blocked, and civil service reform debates. Milk import permits and destruction provisions were rejected.
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East Louisiana
Jackson
H. Alva Brumfield
Baton Rouge
Ear K. Long
Brumfield
House
Chester Coco
Marksville
Civil Service
Civil Service System
Louisiana
Rudolph P. Easterly
Denham Springs
Rail unions loom as judge considers walkout injunction
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough faces a decision Thursday morning on blocking a strike by 19000 railway workers. If the restraining order is dissolved the three brotherhoods could legally strike, while government efforts to secure a deal stalled after early White House talks. The negotiations, begun May 4, saw separate talks resume as unified bargaining failed.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Goldsborough
Steelman
White House
Balloon scare over Berlin traced to old relic obstacle
Reports from Berlin and Frankfurt say a supposed mass of obstacles in the air was just an old balloon long in the corridor between Berlin and the British sector. American air authorities questioned the origin of the claim while pilots were warned to fly above 5,000 feet. The episode followed Soviet charges about Western food flights and loot from Berlin, with U.S. and British officials denying the allegations as planes continue food deliveries and transfers for Germans leaving the city.
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Air Force
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Taegliche Rundschau
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
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Frank L. Howley
Sokolovky
Brian Robertson
Ada
United Nations
Lake Success
Trygve Lie
Security Council
Britain
France
Sokolovsky
Helmstedt-Berlin
Indictment of Pattenotre and son in tax evasion case
A federal grand jury indicted Eleanor Louise Pattenotre, former owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, and her son Raymond, charging attempted evasion of 2,000,000 in federal income taxes and failure to report over 38,000,000 in profits from paper sales.
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Eleanor Louise Patenotre
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Raymond
Deaths Jay Harvey Alexandria Madison parish planter dies
Jay Harvey Alexandria 70 a Madison parish cotton planter died at his home in Tallulah after a prolonged illness. Born July 4 1878 in Shenandoah Iowa he was a Mason. Survived by wife Lula three sons Leonard Donald Richard two daughters Marjorie Grape Frances seven grandchildren. Funeral set at Methodist Church with Rev John F Kilpatrick officiating. arrangements by Thomas Funeral Home incomplete awaiting relatives.
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Iowa
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Wooster
Ohio
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Wharton
Texas
Richard P. Alexandria
Marjorie Grape
Lynwood
Calif
Frances Alexandria
Methodist Church
John F. Kilpatrick
Thomas Funeral Home
Darkness Over Kansas City Graft and Truman Ties Exposed
In a Kansas City night tour, the guide reveals graft from brothels and gambling linked to the Pendergast machine, tied to President Truman. The piece recalls Milligan’s fight to oust federal officers, the Lazia threat, and contrasts with 1881 governor Crittenden’s purge of the James gang, as a future lesson.
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Higgins
Pendergast Gang
Truman
Frank Hague
Pendergast
Hague
New York
Pendergast Gany
Maurice Milligan
U. S
Harry Truman
Senate
Tom Pendergast
Milligan
Treasury
Johnny Lazia
Lazia
Jesse James
James Gang
Thomas T. Crittenden
Ki Ro Li Scoutmasters Roundtable July 1 at Camp Ki Ro Li
Ouachita Valley Council will hold the central district Scoutmasters roundtable at Camp Ki-Ro-Li Thursday night July 1 at 6 30 announced by H Mickel district commissioner. The program includes cooking demonstration a camp tour inspection of facilities and participation in camp activities for Scouts. All Scoutmasters troop committee men and others interested are invited to attend. Leaders should come early to view the camp program in progress.
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Ouachita Valley
Britain to Let U N Oversee Palestine Port Administration
Britain states the UN would supervise port administration by Jewish authorities while 25,000 Jewish refugees held in Cyprus would be shipped to Palestine immediately. Military-age refugees would be interned for the UN truce period as bitterness with Jewish leaders lingered.
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Cyprus
Palestine
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MacMillan
Haifa
Suez Canal
Tripoli
North
Africa
Britain
Truman Delegates Split Hints Emerge For Nomination
The battle lines show Truman with 846 pledged votes and 618 ballots needed for nomination while key states hint at nonbinding stances. Pennsylvania endorses but allows open minds. New York 106 delegates vote individually. Wallace rebukes current foreign policy citing a $20 billion annual cost and inflation impact.
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Truman
New York
Pennsylvania
Keystone
John S. Rice
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Hairman
Henry A. Wallace
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Court upholds affidavit test for union loyalty in tech case
The majority affirms a rule requiring union officers to answer if they are communist, upholding the affidavit in a prior Washington D C case. ACA sought an injunction against the NLRB over a Press Wireless election but was denied a ballot placement. The court noted issues mirror those in the CIO Warehouse Workers Union case and would lead to the same outcome.
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A. F. L. International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Washington
D. C
C. O. American Communications Association
NLRB
ACA
U. S. Attorney General
Press Wireless, Inc
C. I. O. Warehouse Workers Union
Rescue effort continues after coastal craft explosion
A man and woman were rescued badly nauseated and face burns after a craft exploded near shore. At low tide they could wade. at high water they clung to life preservers or swam. Several others believed aboard include Buck Gilley a fishing guide Wayne Peters of the American Railway Express his wife Salem Musleh Helen Virginia Counts Marion county agricultural department employee William Potts and Henry T May with his wife and Hill. Coast guard and surface craft resumed the hunt today.
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Buck Gilley
Wayne Peters
American Railway Express
Salem Musleh
Helen Virginia Counts
Marion County Agricultural Department
William Potts
Henry T. May
Motor Company
Hill
Coast Guard
Woman Unable to Escape Trial in Prostitution Case
New York report says Nancy Fletcher Choremi 27 daughter of a diplomat failed to block a magistrate’s court trial on vagrancy charges for allegedly loitering in a hotel and east side apartment for prostitution. She claimed false arrest and named her diplomat father and Egypt-based husband in defense. Madeline Blavier 32 faced separate charges of operating a call house.
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East Side
Supreme Court
Carroll G. Walter
Nancy Fletcher Choremi
Choremi
C. Paul Fletcher
Casablanca
George
Egypt
Iintered
Madeline Blavier
Butter And Eggs Market Report Chicago June 30
Butter nervous with receipts 657079, prices 12 cents per pound lower to 1/4 cent higher, 90 score 3 78, cars 90 B 79, others unchanged. Eggs steady with receipts 18089, prices unchanged to 1/2 cent per dozen lower, current receipts 38.5, drties 37, balance unknown.
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Chicago
Markets at a Glance New York June 30
Markets at a glance show stocks steady with oils and rails advancing while bonds stay mixed. Cotton declines as July contracts pivot, wheat in Chicago holds firm with higher parity prices, corn and oats firm, hogs steady to 25 cents higher at up to 28.50, cattle uneven 25 cents lower to 25 higher with a top of 38.75.
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New York
Chicago
Oils and rails lift New York stocks in slow session
The New York stock market edged higher with oils leading gains as Plymouth Gulf and Seaboard rise 2 to 3 points and Union Pacific and Nickel Plate spark rail issues with five point or better advances. Trading steadied to a $1,000,000 share pace as bonds remained quiet and investors watched the oil and transport groups.
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New York
Plymouth
Gulf and Seaboard
Union Pacific
Nickelplate
Grain futures firm as Chicago board closes mixed gains
Chicago grain prices ended firmer for wheat soybeans with July contracts at 2.32 1/8 for wheat and 4.17 for soybeans while corn and oats posted modest changes. Wheat rose 3/8 to 1 1/8 cent, corn moved between 1/4 down and 1 5/8 up, oats 1/8 off to 5/8 up.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Potatoes Prices and Arrivals Reported Across Markets
Chicago June 30 report lists potato arrivals at 191 on track 474 with total U S shipments 1 011 Prices quoted include Arizona Bliss Triumphs 5 10 to 5 50 California long whites 4 10 to 4 50 Bliss Triumphs 5 00 25 Kansas Cobblers 2 60 Missouri Cobblers 3 00 25.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Arizona
Cotton futures ease amid long liquidation and hedge selling
Cotton markets in New Orleans and New York declined on June 30 as long liquidation and hedge selling weighed on nearby contracts. July prices slipped to about 35.55 in New Orleans and futures finished 60 cents to 1.50 lower from prior close in New York, with spot cotton steady at a $1.50 bale drop.
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New Orleans
New York
Markets Report From Chicago Beef and Hogs Prices
Chicago USDA market report shows salable hogs totaling 10 500 with top at 28 50 and 28 75 per cwt for two loads. Hogs mostly 170 260 Ibs price range 27 50 28 50, gradually lower for heavier weights. Cattle and calves total 7 000 and 500 respectively with steers and yearlings 35 50 38 50, top 38 75. cows steady to higher, vealers active around 28 00 down.
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Chicago
Sale notices in Ouachita Parish Louisiana 1948
Public notices announce multiple sales in Monroe Ouachita Parish Louisiana. Adminstratrix Mildred Rowland Brumfield lists property in northwest quarter section 1 township 18 north range 3 east, 40 acres for debt settlement. other orders call for partition sale of various parcels in sections 21 and 20 township 17 north range 4 east. and a Fine seizure sale Lot 7 Block 7 Gossett subdivision northwest quarter northwest quarter section 8 township 17 north range 4 east. All sales set at Western Front Door Court House Monroe on July 17 1948 or July 7 14 21 28 1948 with cash, costs, and liens conditions.
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State OF Louisiana
Quachita
Fourth District Court
Josiah Brumfield
Fourth Judicial District Court
Mildred Rowland Brumfield
Monroe
Louisiana
Ouachita
State of
Sheriff's Sale
Parish
Fourth Judicial Dist
couRrr
Elisha Foster
Orella
Louisana
J. B. Dawkins
Parish OF
Court Friendly Finance Service
Joe Barnes
Gossett
Northwest Quarter
Township
Ouachita Parish
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