Fair Enough Westbrook PepIer Fair Enough Westbrook PepIer
New York report alleges the society for the prevention of World War III and the non sectarian anti Nazi league led by Isidore Lipschutz were spared from Buchanan committee scrutiny. It accuses Lipschutz of espionage against Americans with opposing views and says the committee acted to protect Lipschutz fronts to discredit anti Communist patriots. Three leading critics quit over unauthorised outreach to foreign dignitaries and demand dismissal of a Lipschutz appointee. The piece notes no meeting records and calls for congressional examination under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Society For the Prevention
Lipschutz
Belgium
League
Buchanan Committee
United States
John T. Flynn
Buchanan
George Fielding Eliot
Lyle Evans Mahan
Admiral Mahan
Rudolph Fluegge
Germany
Eliot
33 000 Telephone Employes Back At Work After Strike
New York reports more than 33 000 telephone workers return to duty across the nation as a 11 day strike ends. Compromises reached in New York and Detroit with federal mediators. Settlements involve Western Electric and CWA divisions 11 000, 5 000, and 700 workers. AT&T says service near normal. unions claim victory amid costly settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bell Telephone System
Detroit
Bell
Western Electric Co
C. I. O. Communications Workers of America
Western Electric
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Haverhill
Mass
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Bell Corporation
Michigan
Western Electric Dis
Pneumonia Fatal To John H Fahey
John H Fahey longtime journalist and housing official died of pneumonia at Emergency Hospital in Washington aged 77 He had retired in 1948 and lived in Swampscott Mass Fahey co founded the U S Chamber of Commerce and led Democratic fund raising in 1932 He leaves a widow and two daughters Funeral Mass will be held in Washington with burial in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. Fahey
Fahey
Swampscott
Mass
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
New Haven
The
A. P
Boston
Boston Traveler
Worcester
Manchster
New York Evening Post
Democratic National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank Administration
Margaret Quinn Fahey
Margaret Rudolph
Gerard D. Reilly
Lynn
McCloy Threatens Flight Restrictions Over West Germany
Frankfurt dispatch reports U S High Commissioner John J. McCloy warned that Soviet aircraft over the U S zone may face flight restrictions after accusing an American jet of attacking Maurice Thorez’s plane en route to Moscow. The U S denied the claim and urged compliance with air rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
John J. McCloy
West Germany
Maurice Thorez
Moscow
McCloy
Thorez
U. S. Air Force
Vasily Chukiov
Attorney Killed in Bossier City
Lincoln Jeanes a 44 year old Bossier City attorney and vice president of the Bossier Chamber of Commerce died after an automobile crash near Shreveport. Funeral services were set for today survivors include his wife a son and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Lincoln Jeanes
Bossier
Here
Jeanes
Socialists in Germany win decisive Western zone victory
In the American occupation zone socialists scored a stinging weekend win as voters in Hesse and Wuerttemberg Baden backed new state parliaments and rejected Moscow's policies. The period marked the Reds worst postwar showing with no Communist seats, boosting calls for early west German elections and opposing rearmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Hesse
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Willy Knothe
Fritz Heine
Socialist Party
Heine
Adenauer
Cold Wave Threatens Gulf Coast as Midwest Freezes
A major cold wave spread from the northern plains toward the Gulf, with subzero readings in Bismarck eight below and Chicago expected to drop to 12 above. Rain and snow disrupted Iowa to Michigan, while California floods left thousands homeless and millions in damage as Red Cross reports at least 2,000 families displaced.
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Associated Press
Middlewest
Gulf
Federal Weather Bureau
Chicago
Plains States
Bismarck
N. D
Gulf Coast
East Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Central
North Atlantic
Great Lakes
Iowa-Missouri
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio Valley
Evansville
Ind
California
Red Cross
Three Texans Hurt In Crash Landing Near Marshall
A Beechcraft four seater crash landed in a cotton field about twenty miles east of here injuring three Texans none seriously. Pilot W F Litton of Marshall aged 42 and passengers Mrs Varia Risinger 39 and Mrs Gertheen Wright 31 of Beaumont were aboard en route from New Orleans when the plane ran out of fuel. The aircraft was damaged badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Here
W. F. Litton
Marshall, Tex
Varia Risinger
Gertheen Wright
Beaumont
Tex
Litton
New Orleans
Education Association Opens Meetings Here
The Education Association launches its meetings here as fundraising continues for the Good Fellows Fund with $100 from supporters and a $50 donation from News-Star-World Publishing Corp. A heartfelt letter describes a past kindness by a woman named Mattie Mayer who aided a needy family, including shelter lighting warmth and food, highlighting holiday generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Martin
Good Fellows
News-Star
Mattie
Mattie Mayer
Monroe
Louisiana Education Association Opens 56th Convention
The 56th annual Louisiana Education Association convention began with sectional meetings at Neville High School auditorium led by L E A President N B Hackett. Morning sessions featured the house of delegates, while affiliated groups met over the weekend including the Louisiana Music Educators Association and the Louisiana Business Education Association with memorial services at First Baptist Church of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Hackett
Louisiana Education Association
Teachers
Neville High School
News-Star
Marvin DuBos
House of Delegates
Chesbrough School
Amite
Louisiana Music Educators Association
Ruston
Louisiana Business Education Association
L. E. A. Necrology Committee
First Baptist
Fast Ended By Gunman Who Killed 5 And Wounded Four
Woodbury New Jersey November 20 Ernest Ingenito a 26 year old appliance salesman ended a hunger strike begun after a mass shooting in which he killed five and wounded four He ate breakfast and seemed in a very good mood according to Warden William Mollineaux Ingenito a World War Two veteran was under constant guard and had refused food since the Friday night massacre He spoke with guards about work and other jobs and has not asked for an attorney nor seen visitors The guard detail remained tight as he had previously attempted suicide with a razor before capture
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
Ernest Ingenito
William Mollineaux
Gloucester County
Ingenito
Mollineaux
Business Will Battle Taxes In Excess Profits Fight
Washington reports the National Association of Manufacturers leading a three day push against the administration's plan for a 4 billion dollar excess profits tax. Charles Sligh Jr. says profits should pay taxes, but the proposed rate targets size rather than origin and cannot distinguish natural growth from defense profits. The group urges pay as you go defense funding and cuts in non military spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
National Association of Manufacturers
Charles x. Sligh, Jr
Sligh
Truman
Jaycees Lead Chest Drive Aids In Monroe Campaign
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a 200 member Jaycees division to run the patent men's sales arm of the Community Chest drive. Prizes worth over 100 dollars include a Hamilton wrist watch and a Sunbeam razor from Howard Bros. Jewelers with more gifts from Monroe Hardware Co. The plan follows late-week planning sessions and a kickoff at the Virginia Hotel with Jack Howard as division chair and Haynes Harkey as vice chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Hamilton
Howard Bros. Jewelers
Monroe Hardware Co
Jaycee
Virginia
Jack Howard
Haynes Harkey
Buried Man Survives Coal Chute Trap
Utica N Y November 20 Walter Kosuda a 32 year old railroad worker fell through an open trap door into a coal chute at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad trestle coal poured over him His body jackknifed but fellow workmen freed him within half an hour suffering only minor injuries He said I don’t want to die cramped up like this about the first thought after the accident was his desire to live
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Walter Kosuda
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Kosuda
American units near Hyesanjin two miles from border
American infantry led by tanks pushed through snow toward Hyesanjin two miles from the Manchurian border. A 10th corps spokesman said the U S seventh division would likely press into the border town on Tuesday. Red resistance faded to near none by late afternoon as the advance continued, with British commandos and U S Marines moving in the Central mountains around Changjin reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
10Th Corps
United States
Seventh Division
Hyesanjin
Korea
Changjin Reservoir
Philippines
U. N
U. S. 187Th Airborne
U. S
John J. Muccio
Washington
Red China
Avert Strike in Television Ends 11thHour Talks
New York November 20 network concessions halted a coast to coast television strike planned by AFL actors and performers. NBC Columbia American and Dumont reached a written agreement 35 minutes before the deadline. unions gain higher scales and partial film showing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
AFL Television Authority
Wor-Tv
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia
American
Dumont
Authority
American Federation of Radio Artists
National
Mutual
Television Authority
Hollywood
AFL
NBC
Bargin
George Heller
The
Noted Surgeons To Speak At Monroe Meeting
Two of the nations most distinguished surgeons Dr. Elmer Lee Henderson of Louisville Kentucky and Dr. R B Robbins of Camden Arkansas will arrive in Monroe by plane this afternoon. The AMA executives will address members of the fifth district medical society at 6 PM at the Bayou Desiar d Country Club. Louisiana doctors will join the out of state physicians for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Lee Henderson
Louisville
American Medical Association
R. B. Robbins
Camden, Ark
Monroe
Fifth District Medical Society
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Louisiana
Louisiana Business Education Association Names Officers
Mrs. Louise Beard of University High School Baton Rouge was named president at St Matthew's gym. Other officers include Vurtom Risinger dean at Louisiana Tech as vice president Lanier Thompson of Ouachita Parish High as treasurer and Mrs Ruby Baxter of Grayson High as council member. More than 125 teachers attended the morning session with Dr Everett J Kircher of Ohio State addressing business education and religious sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Beard
University High School
Baton Rouge
Louisiana Business Education Association
St. Matthew's Gymnasium
Vurton Risinger
Louisiana Tech
Lanier Thompson
Ouachita Parish
Everett J. Kircher
Ohio State University
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