Secret anti Nazi League and Lipschutz bore on War III group
Dorothy Waring testified before a 1943 House committee that Mario Buzz worked as an undercover investigator for the anti Nazi League, tied to Isidore Lipschutz and the Society for the Prevention of World War III. Buzz ducked a subpoena and used aliases Nino Bossi and Mario Buzz.
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Society For the Prevention of
Society
League
Isidore Lipschutz
Belgium
Buchanan Committee
House of Representatives
League and
Lipschutz
Buchanan
Dorothy Waring
House
Federal Communications Commission
anti-Nazi League
Waring
Eugene Garey
New York
Miss Waring
Garey
Mario Buzz
Buzz
Nino Bossi
Collazo Indicted on Murder Charge in Truman Residence Case
A federal grand jury indicted Oscar Collazo, 37, Puerto Rican, for murder over the November 1 assassination attempt on President Truman at Blair House. The killing of White House guard Leslie Coffelt is charged, with possible death sentence in DC.
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Washington
Oscar Collazo
Truman
Leslie Coffelt
White House
Collazo
Griselio Torresola
Blair House
Torresola
District of Columbia
Coffelt
63 IN CONGRESS ARE FRESHMEN
Washington reports 63 members of the upcoming congress will be true freshmen. Though 84 were elected last Tuesday, 14 new house members and seven new senators have prior experience. Seven new senators served in the house, a path also taken by seven in reverse two years ago.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
George Smathers
Florida
Richard M. Nixon
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Earle Clements
Kentucky
Mike Mon
Merchants Urged to Allow Employees at Chest Rally
Monroe merchants were urged to let their workers attend a Community Chest Pep Rally at the Paramount Theater Monday at 8:30 AM. Co chairs Dave Silverstein and C G McAdams said all employees should participate, with seating provided for colored workers in the balcony. The brief 20 minute meeting covers the new unit account plan with payroll deduction options and will close at 8:50 AM. An honor roll listing firms whose employees attend will be released Monday afternoon.
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Monroe
Paramount Theater
Community Chest
Dave Silverstein
C. G. McAdams
Campaign Commercial Division
Paramount
Delayed Winter Spreads Across Louisiana And Mississippi
A mass of cold air from Canada brought unseasonably cold, cloudy weather to Louisiana and Mississippi. Temperatures ranged from the 30s to 40s with frost expected tonight in northern areas and subfreezing readings in northern Louisiana and extreme northern Mississippi. Tomorrow should bring fair, cool conditions with continued cold highs.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Canada
Shreveport
Monroe
Lafayette
Alexandria
Lake Charles
Mercury
Greenwood
Tupelo
Jackson
McComb
Meridian
Memphis
Rockies
Ohio
Republicans Gain Over Half Of Off-Year Vote Totals
Washington report notes Republicans polled slightly over 52 percent of the off year record total of more than 40.7 million votes cast Tuesday. AP tally uses the highest state total, usually governor or senator races, with Republicans 21,049,778 to Democrats 18,684,129. Minor parties add 598,118, pushing major party totals to 40,332,025.
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Washington
Associated Press
Jamming of Phones Talked Across Nation
New York reports a coast-to-coast strike by telephone workers entering its second day with talk of jamming local and long distance lines. Federal mediators press for settlement as 16,000 Michigan Bell workers adopt a hit-and-run tactic, while the national walkout remains active against Western Electric.
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New York
Michigan
Detroit
Walter Scharr
Division 15
CIO Communications Workers of America
CWA
Schaar
Michigan Bell Telephone
Armistice Day Parade Slated in Twin Cities
Armistice Day observances mark the 32nd anniversary of World War I with a 10:30 a.m. parade in the Twin Cities. Veterans meet at the West Monroe VFW hall for a timely start. L. B. Faulk Post No. 13 will air a commemorative program across three radio stations at 11 a.m., 11:30 a.m., and 4:30 p.m., with seven participants in each 15 minute segment.
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Twin Cities
L. B. Faulk American Legion Post
Paramount Theater
West Monroe V. F. W. Hall
L. B. Faulk
American Legion
K.M.L.B
Woman's Body Found in Audubon Park Lagoon New Orleans
Police seek the identity of a middle aged woman found floating in a lagoon at Audubon park. Orleans parish assistant coroner Dr. Ignacio Medina Jr. says there are no marks of violence. He estimates the body in water six to seven hours. She is about 45, 5 feet 2 inches, 140 pounds, with reddish brown hair and blue eyes. She wore a gray dress over a pink slip, black shoes and a tan outercoat.
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New Orleans
Audubon Park
Ignacio Medina, Jr
Orleans Parish
Hundreds Flee As Blaze Menaces San Bernardino
Fire erupts near San Bernardino forcing hundreds to evacuate as crews battle the blaze. Meanwhile in Baton Rouge voters reject the administration backed bond issue with about 92,507 for and 141,208 against the constitutional amendment based on 1,880 of 2,092 precincts counted. Governor Earl Long blamed low turnout and tax hikes for the defeat. state officials plan continued tabulation with final results due by November 27.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Wade Martin, Jr
Earl Long
Martin
Ouachita
Monroe
New Orleans
Pontchartrain Causeway
Fire sweeps San Bernardino as 14 injured in winds
In San Bernardino on November 10, a wind driven fire forced hundreds from their homes and damaged a two mile brush area near foothills. Firemen treated 14 injuries from debris and cinders while nearly 300 residents were evacuated to a school. one home burned after a wind shift.
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Jim Hubbart
Graham Berry
San Bernardino
Calif
U. S. Forest Service
Cajon Pass
San Bernardino Mountains
Mojave Desert
John Baker
Fast U N Action Sought On Chinese Intervention
The United States with Britain and France will urge the U N Security Council to discuss Korea immediately without awaiting Chinese Communist reps. Russia says it will block the agenda until China is heard. The meeting, set for 3 p.m. EST, may drift into a Palestine item as it tries to push Korea forward.
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MacArthur
U. N
Korea
Palestine
United States
Porter McKeever
China
U. N. Security Council
Red China
U. S
Britain
France
U. S. State Department
Twin City Community Chest Holds First General Meeting
The first general report meeting for the $3,000 Twin City Community Chest drive was held at Hotel Virginia with leaders and volunteers present. W L Ethridge Sr chaired, aided by co chair Durrett, as pledge accounts were submitted and auditing by Harry Frazer headed the envelope review. Officials predicted an official tally by late afternoon and aimed to surpass last year through increased corporate gifts and employee payroll deduction plans, with a final meeting set for Friday November 17.
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Hotel Virginia
W. L. Ethridge, Sr
Joe G. Durrett
Harry Frazer
Ethridge
Durrett
Twin Cities
Walter Kellogg
Young Texan killed by lion in cage at club
Eu gene G. Terry, 23, from a San Juan area farm, entered a lions den at a Reynosa nightclub to pet the cats. A young female lion leapt on him after he flashed a light. Two friends urged him not to enter. U S consul Edward Benet said death came from a large head wound when the animal knocked him to the floor.
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Reynosa
Mexico
Eugene G. Terry
San Juan
Tex
Terry
Mickey Whitley
McAllen
George Cameron
Edinburgh
Edward Benet
U. S
Cameron
Whitley
Chinese Buildup and Allied Linkup in Korea Near Yalu
Allied forces linked east and west around Tokchon as Chinese troops north of the Manchurian border swell toward 300,000. U S jets hit tanks and transport near Sinui ju while ground action slackens. Marines advance toward Changjin dam and Kilchu thrusts mark a cautious, largely unopposed advance across the peninsula.
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Seoul
North Korea
United States
Tenth Corps
Eighth Army
Associated Press
William Jorden
Tokchon
Korea
Manchurian
U. S
Yalu River
Manchuria
Sinuiju
Red
Changjin
U. S. First Corps
Kilchu
U. S. Eighth Army
MacArthur
United Nations
Yalu
Senate Control Could Dwindle As Deaths Rise
Washington, Nov. 10.—A review of recent history shows the Democrats’ slim Senate edge could evaporate due to attrition. Deaths and resignations have altered party totals amid a 49 to 47 close, with governors’ party loyalty affecting vacancies. The 81st Congress saw three deaths and three resignations, shifting three seats Republican. The latest change followed the Oct 8, 1949 death of Idaho Democrat B M Miller, with Henry C Dworshak winning the seat.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
House
Congress
B. M. Miller
Idaho
Henry C. Dworshak
Miller
Five Rescued From Burning Elevator In Chicago Hotel
Five people including a baby and two elderly women were saved from a burning elevator at the Cornell apartment hotel on Cornell Avenue. Firemen forced the shaft door and grill to free those trapped as flames engulfed the lobby. All five sustained facial and arm burns. others were aided by ladders. William Bowen, 45, recounted waking to smoke and rushing his wife Wanda, three month old Judy, his mother, and aunt to safety before the doors jammed.
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Chicago
South Side
William Bowen
Cornell
Cornell Avenue
Bowen
Wanda
Judy
Jennie C. Bowen
Monet Vista
Colo
Mary Bower
Alva
Okla
Widow, 99, Leaves 700 Descendants
New Orleans funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs Louise Carr Rome Boudreaux a 99 year old widow who has about 700 descendants. She was married twice and mother of 12 children six survive. Surviving children include Mrs Leo Toups Gretna Mrs Volcar Lirette Thibodaux Mrs Hamilton Arceneaux Algiers Henry Rome New Orleans Charles Boudreaux Morgan City and Jules Boudreaux Gretna.
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New Orleans
Louise Carr Rome Boudreaux
Leo Toups
Gretna
Volcar Lirette
Thibodaux
Hamilton Arceneaux
Algiers
Henry Rome
Charles Boudreaux
Morgan City
Jules Boudreaux
Records of football teams published in sports today
North east Louisiana fans receive a weekly service listing scores from all games played to date. The tabulation tracks various elevens to help readers keep up with week by week results and team standings.
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Louisiana
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Pegler
Collaze
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IND
Missouri
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