Republicans Call For Cautious Cooperation In Truman Era
The editorial urges guarded collaboration between President Truman and a Republican Congress, contrasting it with Roosevelt era antics. It argues cooperation requires disowning rogue figures, while praising reform aims and warning against partisan brinkmanship that harms the nation's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Truman
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Dewey
Taft
Bricker
Felix Frankfurter
Hyde Park
Alcatraz
Washington
Louie McHenry Howe
Tommy
Cork
Benny
Henry
White House
Extradition Allowed for Bennett in Razor-Slay Case
Governor Ellis Arnall authorized the extradition to Louisiana of Leroy Bennett 34 alias Leroy Henderson in the Rebel Louise Cothren murder case. New Orleans detectives seized him in Douglas Georgia after meeting with Coffee County officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ellis Arnall
Louisiana
Leroy Bennett
Leroy Henderson
Louise Cothren
P. T. McCutchin, Jr
New Orleans
John Meretth
John J. Grosch, Jr
Douglas
Bennett
Louna
Mamet B. Bennett
James Hengrson
Eorgian Douglas
Coffee County
Young Bennett
Plane Crash in Alps Feared Hopeless for 11 Aboard
At Orly and Frankfurt authorities said the 11 aboard a C 53 transport crash in the Alps faced likely death if not reached soon. The 12 000 foot peak area is swept by bitter winds. eight of the 11 were stretcher cases. The passengers include a brigadier general and wives of three brigadiers.
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Paris
Orly Airfield
Alps
United States Army
Frankfurt
Lyon
Mt. Denis
Hilbert F Muenter
United
Wives of Vets Budget Study At LSU in Baton Rouge
Dozens of LSU veterans wives attend three nightly home economics classes to trim expenses as prices rise. Under Mrs. A B Smith guidance they learn thrift, repurposing discarded clothes and stretching meals. Ground meat proves versatile for pies pastas and sauces while $7.50 trailer rents cover utilities. Grace Harvey notes a $90 monthly allotment with careful grocery shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
A. B. Smith
Rita Fair
Port Arthur
Tex
Grace R. Harvey
John J. Harvey
Millville
Veterans claim housing rules hurt them in Maryland
In Baltimore on November 21 G I bill critic G Lester Muller says the housing priority system harmed veterans by limiting options. He cites potential access to already built homes for non veterans and asserts opening housing to others is needed in the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
G. Lester Muller
Federal Housing Administration
Maryland
Veterans Emergency Housing Committee
Muller
Nazi Doctors Plead Innocent at Nuremberg Trial
Twenty three Nazi physicians pleaded not guilty to charges of murdering hundreds of thousands in cruel medical experiments. Led by Karl Brandt, they faced a 17 page indictment read by Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor. The arraignment opened the December session in the same courtroom as Goering.
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Mernberg
Nuernberg
Karl Brandt
Adolf Hitler
Telford Taylor
Hermann Goering
Herta Oberhauser
Brandt
Goering
Siegfried Handlocher
Siegfied Ruff
German Experimental Institute For Aviation
Berlin
U. S. Army Air Forces
Heidelberg
Gifts Big And Small Help Twin City Chest Drive
A Thursday acknowledgment lists donations from multiple businesses and individuals to the Twin City Community Chest. Major gifts include Montgomery Ward & Co. and Cres cent Drilling Co. along with many small donors. The notice urges more contributions to meet the budget needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City Community Chest
Liner’s
Montgomery Ward & Co
M. H. Strong
Mer
Montgomery Ward
Kelly Plumbing Company
P. N. Edwards
Cox & Frazer
Crescent Drilling Co
Harold Woods
Monroe Wholesale Drug Co
Norman Coon
Abraham Bros
R. W. Germany
R. H. Terrell
Robert Carter
H. A. Lutz
Robert M. McGehee
E. H. Busbire
Pearce Paint & Paper Co
C. G. Pearce, Sr
C. G. Pearce, Jr
James Larkin, Jr
City of
West Monroe
Wiggins
C. C. Bell Mfg. Company
Bell Mfg
Bell Mfg. Co
R. L. Kilgore
M. J. Bannister
W. E. Lawrence
West
Building Erection Planned for North Second Street
A CPA permit is issued for Gus Kokinos to erect a two story brick building on North Second Street just north of Bermhardt. Herbert E. Dickard Company prepares plans. expected cost about 20000 dollars. Construction to begin soon on a site bought for 10000 dollars a bit over a year ago.
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CPA
Gus Kokinos
North Second Street
Bermhardt
New Orleans
Herbert
C I O Heads Seek Calm At Atlantic City Convention
Government leaders urge labor peace at the C I O gathering in Atlantic City as President Truman Eisenhower and Secretary Schwellenbach push for responsible action and moderation in wage demands. Delegates tackle foreign policy wages and political action with Reid Robinson set to run for one of nine vice presidents amid factional tensions.
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Atlantic City
N. J
America
Truman
Eisenhower
Schwellenbach
Reid Robinson
Robinson
Three Daniels Brothers Die In Farm Cottage Fire
In Morrisville Pennsylvania on November 21 three young Daniels brothers perished in a cottage fire. Raymond 3 and Mark 2 lay in each other's arms beneath the ruins. William six months died en route to hospital after being rescued by his mother. Ronald escaped with minor burns and the mother Erna Daniels 23 was treated for burns. Police say an old stove exploded igniting the blaze blocking access to the children's bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Raymond Daniels
Mark Daniels
William Daniels
Donald
Ronald
Erna Daniels
Dinner Meeting Highlights C W Bailey Address
The Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber host an annual membership dinner at Hotel Virginia roof tonight at 7 30. Guest speaker C W Bailey president of the American Bankers Association from Clarksville Tenn will address about banking progress and leads of the association. About 300 attendees expected from advance reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber
Hotel Virginia Roof
C. W. Bailey
American Bankers’ Association
Clarksville
Tenn
Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
T. H. Scott
America
B. B. Fields
First Baptist Church
Ernest D. Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Florence Ziegler Allbritton
C. of
C. D. McAdams
Scott. Solo
Allbritton
Jurors Picked for Alcatraz Convicts
In San Francisco three Alcatraz inmates Miran E. Thompson Sam R. Shockley and Clarence Carnes are being tried for murder in the May prison revolt that killed Guard William A. Miller. Marines aided the siege. prosecutors say all conspirators share guilt. conviction could carry death.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
Rock
Miran E. Thompson
Sam R. Shockley
Clarence Carnes
William A. Miller
U. S
Frank J. Hennessy
Miller
Jury Finds Belgard Guilty in Fatal Alexandria Murder
In Alexandria Louisiana on November 21 a jury convicted J B Belgard 24 of murder in the death of Sst Alex Kanisaukas 27 of Cambridge Massachusetts. The verdict was guilty as charged with out capital punishment after 16 1/2 hours of deliberation following a charge from District Judge Cleveland Dear.
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Alexandria
J. B. Belgard
Alex Kanisaukas
Cambridge
Mass
Cleveland Dear
China backs troop listing at UN amid arms talks
China supports a UN report on all foreign troops and domestic armed forces, noting U S troops in China arrived at Beijing's invitation. Molotov and Bevin attended as Britain proposes a UN inspection board to verify global troop numbers, tying it to disarmament goals. Authoritative sources describe Britain pushing linkage of troop accounting with disarmament.
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Lake Success
N. Y
China
United Nations
United States
V. K. Wellington Koo
Assembly
Koo
V. M. Molotov
Ernest Bevin
United Kingdom
Great Britain
United Nations Inspection Board
World Organization
Russia
Britain
Inspection Board
U. N
Five Pound Sugar Rise Forecast For 1947
Miami November 21 James H Marshall director of the agriculture department sugar branch said consumers may obtain five pounds more sugar in 1947 than this year 25 pounds ration includes 10 pounds earning allowance direct supply 30 pounds plus about 54 pounds in manufactured foods may hinge on large manufacturer allocations he cautioned price decontrol unlikely while sugar remains scarce and no domestic increases before April 1 due to Cuban imports.
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Miami
James H. Marshall
Agriculture Department
Marshall
Ex Mayor Walker's Last Rites Held Today
Funeral services for former New York Mayor James J. Walker will be conducted at St Patrick's Cathedral. Burial follows at Gate of Heaven Cemetery Valhalla. His body will be carried along Fifth Avenue from a funeral home where about 25 000 people paid respects. He served as mayor from 1926 to 1982 and died Monday night at age 65 from a cerebral blood clot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Walker
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Gate of Heaven
Valhalla
Fifth Avenue
An &1St Street
Walker
400 000 Soft Coal Miners On Strike
Government attorneys draft contempt citation against John L. Lewis as 400,000 soft coal miners idle and production halts. Judge Goldsborough to decide whether to jail or fine Lewis for noncompliance with a court order ending the UMW contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Goldsborough
Lewis
John Sennett
Tom Clark
Clark
Sonnett
Truman
Justice Department
U. S
A. F. of L
Down
Atlantic City
A. F P
William Green
Alexandria
Draft Rayburn Drive Started In Fight For House Leadership
Democrats launched a draft Rayburn movement to keep Texan Sam Rayburn from accepting the floor leadership as he plans to step down after the January shift. If Rayburn refuses, party elders fear a split that could pit McCormack against southern candidates like Cox or Rankin, jeopardizing party unity and support for President Truman.
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Washington
Rayburn
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
John Sparkman
Alabama
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
McCormack
New House
Eugene E. Cox
Georgia
John E. Rankin
Mississippi
Truman
Miners Face Lean Christmas Amid Labor Dispute Rules
Pittsburgh dispatch reports coal miners who skipped work face possible unemployment hardship with no uniform protection. Eligibility for benefits varies by state as officials cite labor disputes, wartime policies, and court rulings influencing pay across West Virginia Alabama Iowa Virginia Utah Pennsylvania Kentucky Illinois Ohio Indiana Missouri New Mexico Maryland and Washington.
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West Virginia
Alabama
Iowa
Virginia
Utah
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Tennessee
W. O. Hake
Kentucky
Ilinois
Ohio
Charles M Jones
Indiana
Missouri
New Mexico
Maryland
Washington
Government Likely To Open Overall Chinese Offensive
Informed observers predict a broad government push against Communist Yenan and northern strongholds in Manchuria. Chiang Kai-Shek orders generals to return to war zones, with Chen Cheng and Tu Li-Ming due soon. A Yenan strike may lead a wider campaign across Manchuria and several northern provinces.
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Feiping
Yenan
China
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
National Assembly
Nanking
Chen Cheng
Chiang
Tu Li-Ming
Mukden
Chen
North China
Shantung
Hopeh
Suiyuan
Chahay
Shansi
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