Huckabay to Present Piano and Organ Recital at NJC
William H. Huckabay, Mer Rouge High junior, will give a piano and organ recital Sunday at 3 PM in the Northeast Junior College recital hall. The event is open to the public without charge and marks his second full length solo recital after studies with local teachers and at Cincinnati Conservatory.
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Karol Liszniewski
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Florence Ziegler Allbritton
Local horses dominate Hainesville show with top winners
A Monroe Bastrop horse show in Hainesville highlighted top placers. Bastrop’s Dr. Whites Gai-Allen took first with Royal Happy Jack owned by Jock Tyler second. Walkers class won by Walk-al-Vanni of Monroe. two-year-olds led by J C Liner Sr with Ruby Wilson ridden by R C Hughes. Reed Feather ridden by Richard Mary took second. Brantlys Prince owned by L C Hammonds and Will Gavadalle placed fourth. Four-year-old Junior Walking Mares saw Ostricttin a War and Amn Mone ice win. How Nice owned by J C Liner and ridden by R C Hughes won three-year-old Walking. Miss Monroe placed second.
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Hainesville
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Gai-Allen
Jock Tyler
L. C. Hammonds
J. C. Liner, Sr
Ruby Wilson
R. C. Hughes
Reed Feather
Mend M Stables
Richard Mary
Brantly
Prince
Will Gavdalle
Wes
Ostricttin A War
Amn Mone Ice
Richard Mery
J. C. Liner
Ex Communist Hearing Includes Leo McCarey Testimony
Witnesses at the U.S. Senate anti subversive inquiry included director Leo McCarey who favored cooperation with the committee while declining to discuss his testimony. Police protection was stepped up for Brooks after a threatening phone call, as a gun permit was requested for Kravchenko. Pickets rallied outside the hotel with slogans opposing witch hunts as Western Electric strike actions spread through the South and across the nation.
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Brooks
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Beverly Hill
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Jack B. Tenney
California
Los Angeles
Eugene Biscailuz
Biscailuz
New York
American Youth For Democracy
Communication Equipment Workers Union
Washington
Western Electric
Massey
Southern Federation of Telephone Workers
Ernest Weaver
Communications Union
Weaver
National Federation of Telephone Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Greek Turkish relief bill shapes anti communist aid push
The article notes moves to speed aid to Greece and Turkey as part of a broader anti-Communist program. It cites Senate actions on a 350 million dollar relief authorization, House cuts, and possible removal of an anti Communist distribution clause. Senate committee urges ratification of peace treaties with Italy Bulgaria Hungary and Romania.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Kentucky
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Turkey
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Senate Foreign Relations Committe
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Hungary
Romania
Austria
Germany
Europe
Palestine inquiry commission faces Arab unrest and U N debate
The UN held an April 28 session to form a Palestine inquiry commission reporting September 1 to the secretary general. The United States and Russia split over membership while Arabs push for immediate independence discussions. Arab ministers plan meetings in Cairo and in exile, as Romulo warns the world watches the Assembly.
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Gromyko
Mandate Over Palestine
United States
Russia
Holy Land
Middle East
Charles Malik
M Lebanon
Arab Foreign Ministers Conference
Cairo
Arab Higher Committee
Mufti
Caro
U.N
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippine
Navy budget cuts eyed as Truman plan moves forward
The Navy and Marine Corps face significant reductions under a committee plan tying spending to manpower shifts. Cuts include roughly 20 000 sailors and 6 300 Marines, plus civilian staff trims and a 25 percent pay loss for civilian employees. The panel aims to preserve fleet effectiveness while tightening research and Bureau budgets.
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Taber
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Bureau of Yards and Docks
Bureau of Aeronautics
Labor Bill Fears Overreach in Union Security Measures
At a textile seminar in Shawnee-on-Delaware, Schwellenbach warned that proposed curbs on union security could trigger widespread labor troubles. He said a closed shop and similar protections are essential, while criticizing the anti portal pay bill as jeopardizing the wage hour act enforcement. President Truman signed the measure.
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Western Electric Company
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Association of Communications Equipment Workers
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Weaver
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Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers
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Michigan Bell Telephone
Western Electric Employer Association
Western Electrics
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Labor Department
Western Electric
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Hartley
House Labor Committee
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Taft
United States
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Minnesota
Shawnee - On - Delaware
Schwellenbach
Taxicab Drivers Trial Over Lynching in Greenville
Judge J. Robert Martin Jr. presides in Greenville South Carolina over a case charging 28 taxi drivers and three businessmen in the lynching of Willie Earle. Earle had been jailed in connection with the fatal stabbing of a Greenville cab driver.
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J. Robert Martin, Jr. Fabove
Greenville
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Willie Earle
Wartime German food aid urged by American officials
Brig. Gen. Walter J. Muller urged Germans to stop name calling and unify to ease Bavaria's food shortage. He met with trade union leaders, German officials, and farmers and warned that strikes and protests would undermine aid, stressing responsible action to prevent further suffering. The Flensburg demonstrators backed a resolution to appeal to the mayor and British commandant.
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Newman
Walter J. Muller
Bavaria
Flensburg
Noses Counted in Budget Debate on Tax Cuts and Debt
The piece notes both sides calculating funds for debt payments and tax cuts amid a 337.5 billion dollar budget, with a target to cut at least 4.5 billion. A delayed bill could block lower rates from taking effect, but timing might shift to July if needed. A city watchdog seeks inspection of food stores and stricter controls on warehouses and black market operators.
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House
Louisiana Tech Concert Association Sees Membership Rise
Monroe triples and Ruston sales boost the Louisiana Tech Concert Association after a drive. Total memberships rise from 1251 to 1427 with 901 season tickets sold for Ruston and 526 to nearby towns. El Dorado and Monroe show strong growth. tech students excluded from count. Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra booked as a future attraction.
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Louisiana Tech Concert Association
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Monroe
Tech
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
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