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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1946

Page

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Prices rise slow as OPA barriers fall in postwar period

Washington observers say the end of price controls will curb cost of living increases to about 5 percent or less, with rents and services potentially stabilizing. Economists believe the shift could aid budget balancing for President Truman, though overall inflation remains a concern amid a Republican drive to cut federal spending.

Washington OPA Truman Mr. Truman Congress

The Plotters by John Roy Carlson to be published by E P Dutton

New York November 13. E P Dutton prepares a new Carlson work titled The Plotters under the pen name Derounian. The 500 plus page book follows Under Cover first issued in 1943. It centers on alleged propaganda and accusations against government and private agencies.

New York E. P. Dutton and Company, Book Publishers John Roy Carlson Derounian Carlson Dies Committee John T. Flynn Department of Justice Thought Police George Sokolsky Marine Corps United States District Court Chicago John P. Barnes Barnes Dutton Cour Roy E. Ful«ier United States

Louisiana considers temporary higher pay for state jobs

Louisiana civil service commission to discuss allowing department heads to offer higher pay to prospective hires for positions paying under 200 a month. Official Dan S. Moore says the plan aims to make state salaries more competitive with private firms amid high turnover and uneven pay across agencies.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Civil Service Commission Dan S. Moore Moore New Orleans Batonie Shreveport State Department

Civic Chest Gifts Listed for Twin City Campaign

Acknowledged contributions to the Twin City Community Chest include multiple individuals and local firms such as Joe Airoldi Electric Shop Fay Phelps Touchstone Beauty Shop and First National Life Insurance along with U S Engineers employees James Machine Shop and several local merchants totaling varied amounts. The list continues on the sixth page with additional donors and sums.

Twin City Community Chest Joe Airoldi Fay Phelps Audrey Ambrose Touchstone Beauty Shop J. W. Womack First National Life Insurance S. O. Causey D. B. Martha Lester Cockerham C. W. Griffen Monroe Christine Moore Sullivan U. S. Engineers George B. Carpenter T. J. Hunt Edward B. Porter Inez Roberson Jetson J. David John R. Hollis L & M Bar Marine Piano House Kitchens Grocery and Market Southside Stein’s Clothiers James Machine Shop Joseph Dieterich Carl Inzina W. E. Beard R. O. Mcbeth M. J. Riley W. O. Roby H. L. Sawyer Arvel Shirley J. E. Sidders Robert W. Ceyes L. L. Kettenring John W

U S Calls On Operators To Take Back Coal Mines

Government pressures the big five coal mine operators to settle with John L Lewis and run the federally operated pits. With three days left for talks and eight days until Lewis’s November 20 deadline, officials seek a contract to avert a nationwide strike.

U.S Washington J. A. Krug John L. Lewis Krug Lewis Admin

Death sentence for Maryland war veteran in fatal Chesapeake Bay murder

Ross J. Abbott, 24, a World War II veteran with a Purple Heart, was sentenced to death by hanging for the murder of his 17-year-old sweetheart Pansy Twigg near Deal Island. The three man court rejected his plea of postwar frustration, stating the shooting was brutal and unjustified.

Cambridge Ross J. Abbott Abbott Pansy Twigg Chesapeake Bay Deal Island Maryland Laird Henry Jr Melvin Silberg Somerset County Prentiss W. Evans Henry

Snowdrifts Challenge Colorado Rescue Efforts

Army vehicles battled 10 to 18 foot drifts to reach marooned families and 10,000 cattle in Lincoln county. Red Cross set up headquarters in Colorado Springs and plans moved to airlift hay as planes stood by. By November 13 teams from Lowry Field and Pueblo depot used trucks weasels and bulldozers to aid mercy missions amid a seven‑plane reconnaissance and a 15‑life toll.

Denver Colo Red Cross Colorado Weather Bureau Colorado Springs Edison William Hunt Lowry Field Lincoln County United Pueblo Boone Dhu Wright

Chamber of Commerce elects seven new directors for 1947

The Chamber of Commerce announces seven new board members for three year terms starting January 1, 1947. A. Petrus and G. Thomas Frazer join from West Monroe. Ray Updegraff, W. W. Kellogg, Ted H. Alien, George Trousdale, and H. M. James represent Monroe. Carry-overs include L. A. Fourmy, C. K. Crandall, Dr. J. W. Cummins, H. K. Litton and T. H. Scott. Appointments fill unexpired terms for Brice, Whittelsey, Snellings, and Cummins. A nominating committee will propose 1947 officers.

Chamber of Commerce T. H. Scott Chamber West Monroe A. Petrus G. Thomas Frazer Monroe Ray Updegraff W. W. Kellogg Ted H. Alien George Trousdale H. M. James L. A. Fourmy C. K. Crandall J. W. Cummins H. K. Litton George Snellings R. C. Brice C. C. Whittelsey W. L. Ethridge Jr W. J. Riley Wood H. Thompson P. E. Massey G. E. Tyner J. S. Drew J. W. Keene Brice Whittelsey Snellings Scott Walter Black Morris Haas G. F. Becker W. M. Mitchell

Tojo Accepts Full Blame in War Crimes Trial

Tokyo November 13 Former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo publicly claimed full responsibility for all his official acts including the Do little raid executions, during a recess of the war crimes trial. Associate Prosecutor John W Fihelly said Tojo spoke in Sugamo prison in 51 interviews this year.

Tokyo Hideki Tojo Doolittle Fliers John W. Fihelly Fihelly Sugamo Tojo U. S. Army Doolittle Fidelly

Guilt Denied by Distiller in Tallulah Whiskey Case

S. Semel operator of United Distillery Products Co of Amston Conn testified as first defense witness in federal court. He denied involvement in a scheme with Needleman Weiner and Kott to sell 356 cases of whiskey to John Beverage Co of Tallulah for 7120 above ceiling price. He said liquor bottled at his plant was sold legally to Distillers Factors Corp of New Brunswick N J and never met government witness Camel John.

S. Tully Semel United Distillery Products Company Amston Israel Needleman Harry Weiner Irwin Kott New York John Beverage Company Tallulah OPA Semel Distillers Factors Corp New Brunswick N. J

Disappearance of Joyce Garner Baffles Police

Miss Joyce Garner an 18-year-old Seville, Ohio student nurse at Cleveland City Hospital vanished after leaving Athens where she visited Baldwin Wallace and Ohio University. Richard Gorham says he put her on a Cleveland train at 7 15 p m Sunday arriving 1 30 a m Monday. hospital officials filed the case with missing persons. Miss Garner wore a black felt hat gray coat white sweater gray and red skirt and brown shoes.

Cleveland Joyce M. Garner Seville Ohio City Hospital Garner Ohio University Athens Robert P. Hinds Robert Gerrity Baldwin - Wallace Richard Gorham Miss Garner Gorham Charles T. Dolezal Jean Gregg Columbus

Trieste Pact Talks Advance Amid Western Russian Strife

The Sixth Avenue dispatch reports Smuts warning he would seize mandated Southwest Africa if the UN rejects annexation plans. In New York, cracks appeared in the Trieste deadlock as Byrnes and Molotov pressed for changes, with direct Italy Yugoslavia talks possible and a move to have ministers review the Trieste statute.

New York Russia Trieste Byrnes United States Molotov Big Four Foreign Ministers Council Bevin Couve de Murville Italy Yugoslavia

Bombs destroy patrol in dawn ambush near railway line

In Jerusalem six police officers were killed when attackers described as Jewish extremists exploded a bomb-armed hand-propelled trolley during a dawn patrol checking railway lines. Police labeled the attackers as Jewish extremists and blamed the incident on the ongoing conflict.

Carter L. Davidson Jerusalem Irgun Zvai Leumi Beit Safafa Jaffa Palestine Railway Administration Jerusalem-Lydda Lydd Jaffa

Young Veteran Dies in Crash on Louisville Avenue

Corbett R. Simpson 23 of Rocky Branch died when a speeding car struck a parked tractor trailer in Monroe. Driver Cpl. Ruffin J. Richardson 19 survived with injuries after the Chrysler collided with the rear of the trailer near Tenth street. Patrol and coroner details noted severe chest injuries and a skull fracture. an inquest followed as the city recorded a fourth traffic fatality this year.

Louisville Avenue Union Parish Corbett R. Simpson Rocky Branch Farmerville Brown China Cpl Ruffin J. Richardson Army of Occupation Japan St. Francis Sanitarium H. F. May William Booth F. L. Barnes J. B. Gulley Rupert Brown Fort Smith Ark Monroe Louisville Tenth Street Richardson and Simpson Elliott Sterlington Road Richardson Simpson James T. French Parish Corbett Simpson

Former Governor Jones urges balanced economy and gas conservation

Former Louisiana governor Sam Jones urged a balance between agriculture and industry and conserving natural gas for state needs in a Bayville Kiwanis Club luncheon. He backed state gas operations, referenced 1942 and 1946 gas policies, noted Louisiana gas underprice versus West Virginia, and warned Monroe field reserves may last seven to eight years with about 15 trillion cubic feet remaining.

George W. Lofton Rayville Sam Jones Louisiana Bayville Richland Jones West Virginia Monroe

Leadership Woes Highlight GOP Progressives Voice

A large bloc of self-styled GOP progressives signaled a louder voice in House affairs as they seek greater committee power and influence on policy. Unnamed spokesmen say they represent a majority of the 246 Republicans set for the next House and may take their case to the steering committee led by Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts.

Washington House Republican House Joseph W. Martin, Jr Massachusetts

Louisiana film on Gov Davis life set to begin soon

Baton Rouge November 13. Filming of Louisiana the screen story of singing Gov Jimmie Davis life will start soon producers Monogram Pictures Davis hopes for a strong leading actress and notes his own acting is limited to quick cameos. filming in Baton Rouge will take two to three weeks with background scenes.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Jimmie Davis Davis Monogram Pictures

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