Fair Enough Westbrook Pegler on Dubinsky and Brown
The piece attacks David Dubinsky and Jay Lovestone as promoters of a revolutionary Marxian movement in Europe, with Irving Brown portrayed as a violent, untrustworthy agent. It accuses Eisenhower of praising Brown, criticizes The Reader’s Digest for laudation, and cites Lovestone Brown writings to claim an aim to seize state power and transform capitalism via dictatorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dubinsky
Europe
Jay Lovestone
American Communist Party
Lovestone
Irving Brown
United States
Brown
Dubinsky
New York
A. F. of L
Eisenhower
Ike
Reader
de Witt Wallace
Revolutionary Socialist Review
American Socialist Party
Eisenhower Feud With Truman On Pacific Northwest Policy
Gen Dwight Eisenhower avoids Adlai Stevenson as he attacks Truman over water power plans for the Pacific Northwest during a 28 state drive through Washington and Oregon. He plans seven talks including a major speech in Portland at 1 45 p m. The President responds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Eisenhower Special
Dwight Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Pacific Northwest
GOP
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Centralia
Vancouver
Wash
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Hosiery price controls lifted amid merchant praise
Press service reports say the federal government suspended price controls on hosiery and socks effective tomorrow. Monroe and north Louisiana merchants welcomed the move, expecting stimulus for business as selling prices fall below prior ceilings. Controls remain in United States territories and on surgical and corrective hosiery sold by special stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
North Louisiana
David C. Silverstein
Monroe and
West Monroe
United States
Twin City Women Meet 112 Percent of Chest Goal
David C. Silverstein announced that Mrs L V Tarver's women's division group reached 112 percent of its $1,000 quota, raising about $1,100 on the Twin Cities Community Chest drive. The north side group, led by captains Harold Breard Larkin Hodges, contributed to the overall $75,000 target with a Wednesday report due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Silverstein
Twin City
L. V. Tarver
Silverstein
Harold Breard
James Larkin
Stanley Hodges
Twin Cities
Cest
Community Chest
Virginia Hotel
Appeal Court Hearings Set for Fall Schedule
The Second Circuit Court of Appeal announced its fall calendar in Monroe. Hearings will run from October 27 to October 28 at the Ouachita Parish courthouse, featuring cases including Hartsfield v Green Motors Insurance Co v Moore Martin v Couch Newman v McClure Harper v Aagus McBroom v Chavis Brame Hanks v Railway Richards v Village of Bonita Barringer v Employers Mutual Craton v Snabett Crowell Hendricks v Phelps Hudson v Saucier Ramsey v Kallio and Graves v Riser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Second Circuit Court of Appeal
Ouachita Parish
Dollie Green Hartsfield
D. Howard Green
Motors Insurance Co
B. T. Moore
Joe C. Martin
Gus L. Couch
Ernest Newman
Harvey B. McClure
Arnold Joe Harper
Edwin H. Aagus Roy Co. McBroom
W. L. Chavis
Marion Brame Hanks
Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri Railway Co
Dave Woods
Barnett Brezner
Helen Ramsey
Gus Kallio
Se Graves
Fred Riser
Negro Guilty in U S Court
Jimmy Davis, a Negro, was found guilty by a federal jury in the western district of the United States district court on a selective service act violation. Judge Ben Dawkins will pronounce sentence later after Davis entered a not guilty plea. The trial also involved Troy C. Cotton of Bastrop on eight counts of false entries related to a Morehouse parish trade school. Judge Gaston L. Porterie sentenced Louis B. Washington, a Negro, to three months in jail on six counts of taking and forging.
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Jimmy Davis
Western District
United States District Court
Ben Dawkins
Davis
U. S
Troy C. Cotton
Bastrop
Cotton
Morehouse Parish
Gaston L. Porterie
Louis B. Washington
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Over War Prosperity Claim
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois assails Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower for calling American prosperity war born, saying such talk comforts Soviet Russia. He called the remark a disservice to U.S. world role and noted prosperity remained high despite the Korean outbreak, while Eisenhower campaigns in the Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Saginaw
Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois Today
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Stevenson
America
Illinois
Springfield
Iil
Pacific Northwest
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
X ray survey to seek hidden Ouachita TB cases
An all out search for hidden tuberculosis cases begins October 14 in Ouachita Parish with mass chest X ray exams targeting residents 15 and older. A mobile 70 mm unit operated by state health technicians will scan schools industries and communities through October 31 under joint sponsorship by the Louisiana State Health Department the Ouachita Parish Tuberculosis Association and the Ouachita Parish Health Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
W. Carroll Summer
Louisiana State Health Department
State Health Department
Summer
E. L. Sanford
Parish Tuberculosis Association
William F. Roberts
Democrats Worried Over Campaign Money Says Mitchell
Chairman Stephen A Mitchell told the National Press Club that money is the Democrats’ biggest problem as they launch an eight day drive for five dollar contributions. He warned of a likely blitz of television and radio ads by Republicans and questioned campaign funding as a factor in elections. A New York ad man described Eisenhower backers planning a two million dollar media push, later disputed by Rosser Reeves.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
National Press Club
Democratic Party
Gov. Stevenson
Truman
New York
Michael Levin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rosser Reeves
Levin
Truth Squad bears down in Salt Lake City briefing
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper of Utah, a Truth Squad member, criticized the Democratic National Committee’s Truth Sayer bulletin issued in Washington, saying it generalizes and mirrors campaign tactics. The bulletin covered voting records on public power of Hickenlooper and three other GOP senators, including Homer Ferguson, Eugene Millikan, and Francis Case, who left the team last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Sen
Bourke Hickenlooper
Republican
Democrats
New
Hickenlooper
Democratic National Committee
Truth Sayer
Washington
GOP
Truth Squad
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Eugene Millikan
Colorado
Francis Case
South Dakota
Case
Mantle's Bat Helps Yankees Win World Series
The New York Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4–2 in seven games to capture the World Series. Mantle’s dramatic eighth inning homer and relief work by Reynolds Raschi and Kuzava sealed the win as the Yanks tied the series late and pulled away. The Dodgers threatened, but the Yankee bullpen shut them down over the final four innings. Gil McDougald tied a World Series error record with four miscues. Mantle’s homer set a new Yankees franchise record for Series round trippers. A traffic note from Monroe police halted right turns on red at Louisville avenue intersection due to drivers failing to stop, eliminating the motion for safety.
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New York
Dodgers
Peewee Reese
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Billy Lees
Raschi
Reese
Roy Campanella
Louisville Avenue - Riverside
Monroe Police Department
Hugh Fullerton
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Mantle
Gene Woodling
Allie Reynolds
Bob Kuzava
Dodger
Casey Stengel
Ed Lopat
Yankee
Gil MecDougald
Louisville
George Shuba
Campanella
Gil Hedges
Allied Forces Repulse Massive Chinese Assault in Korea
Allied infantrymen repelled a large Chinese offensive across two thirds of the 155 mile front. U S Eighth Army reported Reds captured seven hill positions but Allied air power destroyed two tanks and about 80 bunkers. Front line officers say the attack aimed to sever Seoul access and breach White Horse Mountain and Arrowhead Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul, Korea
Korea
U. S
Eighth Army
Seoul
White Horse Mountain
Arrowhead Ridge
Chorwon
William D. Lansford
Los Angeles
Reds
Pongnae
Fist Fight Stole Show In Mass Political Debate
In Waltham Massachusetts Democratic Attorney General Francis E Kelly traded a punch with heckler John Marshalk during a debate among candidates for state offices including Governor. Marshalk dragged from hall by police. Kelly said it was self defense. Republican rival George Fingold pressed questions about Kellys income in 1950.
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Waltham
Mass
Down
Francis E. Kelly
Kelly
John Marshalk
Newton
Seneral
Marshalk
George Fingold
Fires Decline From 62 To 40 In Northeast Delta
Baton Rouge state forester James E. Mixon reports the Northeast Louisiana Delta hardwood fires fell from 62 to 40 with about 4 000 acres burned. Southwest Louisiana fires cover about 1 200 acres. A 565 acre Beauregard Parish blaze is fought by sixteen tractors. One death reported. 82 year old Catherine Janolik dies from fire injuries in Kolin near Alexandria. Winds rise but no farms or homes threatened by new flames. most fires in isolated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Delta
Mixon
Beauregard Parish
Huey P. Long Charity Hospital
Catherine Janolik
Kolin
Alexandria
Chinese assault met with blistering artillery barrage
Tanks and big guns faced a Chinese attack that drew a fierce defensive barrage. The clash featured armored units engaging under heavy fire, signaling a hard-fought engagement with substantial artillery use.
Truman Speaks in Colorado Campaign Stop Risks Ahead
President Truman campaigned across Colorado pacing six electoral votes with a “give em hell” tour aimed at stirring voters and framing issues for local Democrats. He told Rifle crowds the tour is only the beginning as Republicans loom large in Denver and highlighted foreign and domestic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
Colorado
Rifle
Grand Junction
Colo
Denver
Malta
Salida
Canon City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Limon
Akron
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