Fair Enough Fair Enough Westbrook Pegler
Attorney General Goldstein of New York dissolved the Cancer Welfare Fund Inc and barred executive director Joseph L. Brandt from soliciting donations. Brandt, with a criminal past and detective license, led a dubious operation tied to Lipschutz funded anti Nazi league activities. The piece links this network to broader wartime propaganda and investigations led by figures in Congress.
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Goldstein
Herbert H. Lehman
Brandt
anti-Nazi League
Gestapo
Isidore Lipschutz
Belgium
Lipschu
Congress
Office of War Information
Nick Kenny
New York Mirror
Cancer Welfare Fund
Nick
Better Business Bureau of
New York
Richard Rollins
The
Gum Products Co
Boston
Mass
Rollins
Irving Rothberg
Lipschutz
Sam Dickstein
New York Supreme Court
House Committee On un-American Activities
John McCormack
House
Dickstein
Sam
John Roy Carlson
Latest election results by party and region
The Associated Press reports Democrats retain control of the Senate 49 to 47 with 54 by 42 in present seats. House stays Democratic 234 to 199 with 2 undecided. Governors show Republicans at 22 to Democrats 25 with 1 undecided. Net shifts show Republican gains in the House and multiple states including Colorado and Maryland.
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Associated Press
Senate
Missouri
Idaho
Illinois
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Utah
California
House
Old House
Colorado
Connecticut
Michigan
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Truman Silent on Election After Democratic Setbacks
Aboard the Mary Gail, President Truman appeared cheerful despite Tuesday's losses. Officials note Democrats hold the Senate 9 to 7 and a comfortable House margin, while the president and aides weigh what went wrong and whether he will seek re election in 1952. The White House offered little explanation beyond the party’s continued control.
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Truman
Democras
Senate
House
Mr. Truman
Charles G. Ross
Gov Earl Long Predicts Road Bond Defeat By 40000 Votes
Baton Rouge report shows Gov Earl Long forecasting a defeat of his 140 million road bond proposal by about 40 000 votes as 1676 of 2092 precincts report 134339 against and 84599 for The governor notes newspapers statewide largely oppose the bond and says a formal statement will come after all votes are counted The article mentions Malcolm LaFargue who opposed Longs nephew Sen Russell Long and that the bond issue was on the same ballot as 23 constitutional amendments with results pending on some parishes
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
LaFargue
Russell
Malcolm LaFargue
Shreveport
Slam Bang New Attack On Truman Foreign Policy Seen
Republican gains in the congressional elections signal a sharp new attack on the Truman administration foreign policy. The outcome could pressure Truman to seek bipartisan cooperation, though a key issue remains the fate of Secretary of State Acheson who said he has no intention of quitting. The results shift leverage to Republicans in the 82nd Congress, with Democrats still controlling both chambers but facing stronger opposition.
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Truman
Washington
Acheson
Congress
Diplomatic Moves Rise as Front Quiet in Korea War
Seoul dispatch notes fighting fronts were quiet with only air activity. U S Marines reach within nine miles of Changjin dam as diplomacy heats up. U N Security Council asks China to answer charges of large Red troop involvement, while MacArthur cites Chinese intervention.
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Seoul
Korea
Chang
Hamhung
Changjin
U. S. Eighth Ar Sy
U. N. Security Council
China
MacArthur
U. N
City Receives Sewerage Bids in Monroe Meeting
Monroe city council heard bids for sewerage extension and improvement. Sullivan, Long and Hagerty of Bessemer bid $485,945.20 for city and districts C and F. Coleman and Wilbanks of Monroe bid $29,023 for district F and $93,673.60 alternate for city work. Haynes and Co. bid district F only.
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Monroe
Sullivan, Long and Hagerty
Bessemer
Ala
F. Coleman and Wilbanks
West Monroe
Eugene B. Haynes and Co
District F
Alabama
Louisville Avenue
Booker T. Washington
District C
Colemand and Wilbanks
28 Cars Involved In Denver Snow Pileup
A 28 car crash on a south Denver hill occurred last night after one vehicle skidded and blocked the grade. Police, swamped with calls, avoided formal action as no injuries were reported and drivers were advised to straighten their vehicles and proceed carefully.
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Denver
Nina Warren Beats Polio Amid Governor Warren Victory
Nina Warren, 17, daughter of Governor Earl Warren, shows signs of improvement after polio paralysis from the hips down. Four specialists report cooling fever and no extension of trouble, while serum from Chicago is used to curb spread. Warren cancels election events to stay by his daughter as three siblings and other students remain in semi isolation at the governor's mansion.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nina Warren
California
Earl Warren
Warrens
San Francisco
Nina
Junius B. Harris
Chicago
Warren
Honey Bear
McClatchy High School
Governor’s Mansion
Earl, Jr
Dorothy
University of California College of Agriculture
Davis
Bobby
McClatchy High
Cotta Granted Bond in City Case Mix Up
Lucille Cotta is confined on a 400 dollar bond after acquittal with Carlo Quartararo on murder charges connected to Robert E. Dunn Jr. death. She faces municipal court counts of theft of 50 dollars, lacking visible means of support, disturbing the peace by obscene language, and assault on Patrolman Witmeyer.
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New Orleans
Lucille Cotta
Carlo Quartararo
Robert E. Dunn, Jr
Nashville
Miss Cotta
J. W. Witmeyer
California
Dunn
Congress May Slow Truman Tax Plan Ahead
Washington reports Congress will likely raise taxes again amid large war spending. A multi billion dollar excess profits levy is set for review when the current Congress reconvenes November 27 to curb profiteering, fund armament, and counter inflation. Bipartisan support grows, with Taft and Byrd pushing a pay as you go approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taft
Senate
Ohio
Byrd
Virginia
Government Raises Cotton Export Quota to 3.496 Million Bales
Washington reports the government increased the eight month export quota for American cotton by 1.35 million bales to 3.496 million, with 750,000 bales to be allocated among countries soon and 600,000 after year start. Brannan cites steady crop prospects and potential 60 percent production rise next year.
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Washington
Brannan
Canada
300000 Workers Will Be Affected By Bell System Strike
New York Nov 9 AP C I O equipment workers walked off coast to coast in a 300 000 strong strike by the Communications Workers Union 33000 strikers including 16000 at Western Electric over a wage dispute with AT T The walkout began at dawn with picket lines surrounding exchanges across the country leaving intercity calls stressed and the Bell network potentially paralyzed while Western Electric reported no service disruption and pickets expanded from Philadelphia to Chicago and the west coast with Long distance operators among those affected.
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New York
Bell Telephone
C. I. O. Communications Workers Union
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York City
Western Electric
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Des Moines
Kansas City
Little Rock
Ark
Congress May Boost Taxes In New Congress
President Truman faces a hostile new Congress as Republicans and southern Democrats unite to shape policy. With the 82nd Congress convening in January, foreign policy moves like the Marshall plan and European defense clash with domestic fights over price controls and health insurance. McCarthy era concerns and shifts in key committees loom as the administration loses several allies.
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Brannan
Senate
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Congress
McCarran
Nev
Presidential Possibilities Are Shuffled By Election
Washington dispatch reports the 1952 presidential picture shifting after Tuesday's midterm results. Republicans gain in Ohio New York Pennsylvania Illinois and California boost potential nominees and the ticket sides, while Democrats lose ground narrowing their field. Dewey Taft wing tensions surface as nine GOP figures including Warren and Dewey emerge as likely presidential or vice presidential contenders.
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Washington
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
Lucas
Myers
Tydings
Maryland
Gov. Bowles
Connecticut
Midwest
Far West
Truman
Old Guard
Dewey
Taft
Earl Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert A
New Insurance and Real Estate Group Joins Chest Drive Kickoff
Twin City Community Chest kicks off with a new insurance and real estate division at the Virginia Hotel at 7 30 p m tonight. W L Ethridge Sr and Joe Durrett lead the effort with Ed Seymour as chairman and George Guerriero as co chair. Committee members listed include Dick Troy Chevis Sherruse R N Slater George Trosdale A E Montgomery L A Fourmy Alan Sugar Carl Walker E Crowley E Girault W S Shafto C E McKenzie Harold Monk Roy Q Cole Sr Mrs E T Lamkin Louis Gimler E W Cruse Mrs Lela Breard Joe Trammell and Mrs Irene Kea. Other divisions open tonight include the commercial division led by Dave Silverstein and C B McAdams.
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Twin City
Virginia Hotel
W. L. Ethridge, Sr
Joe Durrett
Ed Seymour
George Guerriero
Dick Troy
Chevis Sherruse
R. N. Slater
George Trousdale
A. E. Montgomery
L. A. Fourmy
Alan Sugar
Carl Walker
E Crowley
E. §. Girault
W. S. Shafto
C. E. McKenzie
Harold Monk
Roy Q. Cole, Sr
E. T. Lamkin
Louis Gimler
E. W. Cruse
Lela Breard
Joe Trammell
Irene Kea
Dave Silverstein
C. B. McAdams
Chinese Declared Fighting Alone in Korea Front
Three South Korean officers from the ill fated seventh regiment of the ROK sixth division say only Chinese Reds are fighting UN troops north of the Chongchon river. They walked 150 miles through enemy lines to reach their lines and reported Chinese fire killed one American officer and two enlisted men. The fate of four other Americans remains unknown.
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Korea
United Nations
Chongchon River
Seventh Regiment
Republic of Korea
ROK
U. S. First Cavalry Division
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Westbrook
Pegler
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Joseph Ferguson
Gov. Long States
Duff
James H. Duff
Harrisburg
U. S. Senate
Francis J. Myers
Europe
Guy G. Gabrielson
Far East
State Acheson
McCarthy
R.wis
Millard E. Tydings
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