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11 Oct 1943
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1943
Page
1
European Labor Party tensions and poll demands discussed
A poorly scanned column discusses fears about a European influenced American Labor Party seeking compulsory dues and political attendance. It mentions Roosevelt ideas on labor leaders, Dubinsky associates, and a union member receiving a letter stressing the right to vote amid warnings of a new political force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
Mead
New Deal
New York
Sidney Hill
Roosevelt
al Utiiane
Hilimian
Dawid Baky
Alex Rose
Dubinsky
Es S. Zimmerman
Ger
Industry mobilization watchdogs push wartime cutbacks
Washington reports urgent civilian mobilization efforts as $100 billion in munitions for 1944 may be trimmed to eight billion under a proposed War Mobilization board. The panel, led by F Byrnes, would allocate resources, reduce procurement, and direct diversions to meet actual needs amid Navy and shipyard shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Byrnes
Roosevelt
Tut
Committee Iy
Nes
Inia
Ivers Walkout Called Wildcat Action Stirs Southeast
A wildcat strike by truck drivers in four cities including Atlanta Birmingham Jacksonville and Memphis disrupted freight flows slowing eastern terminals and triggering a fight over pay and vacations. Union leaders say drivers struck in protest while operators and employers prepare statements and possible negotiating panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sshville
Tenn
Company
Aspires
War Labor Board
Ting
Business Ager
P. H. Hall
Atlanta
International Brotherhood
Memphis
VSG Ion
H. O Hart
Birmingham
Ala
Vksonville
Fla
Congress ends blank checks in war funding talks
Washington October 11 leaders in both chambers warned that blank check wartime funding is ending. Senate military appropriations chair Thomas orders tighter accounting and targeted spending while House chair Cannon says the peak is past and big construction allocations for munitions will be trimmed in the 1945 appropriations bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Thomas
Oklahoma
Cannon
Missouri
Justice Stone 7 Years Old Today
Chief Justice Stone marks his birthday with a Supreme Court session to announce the grant or denial of nearly 300 summer petitions. He has not missed a beach vacation illness since 1937 and is expected to serve as chief justice as long as health permits. An Amherst alumnus and 1925 Coolidge appointee, he rose to chief justice in 1941 under Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stone
Supreme Court
New England
Coolidge
Amherst College
Roosevelt
Court To Hear Induction Case Involving Draft Objectors
The Supreme Court agreed to review whether a draft registrant was legally inducted after an oath following his refusal to serve. The case centers on Arthur Billings, a former University of Texas teacher who termed his objection rational not religious, and who planned to refuse induction at Fort Leavenworth. The court also considered other petitions, including Walter Gormly’s appeal over a five year sentence for refusing to report to a conscientious objectors camp. A separate fatal crash in Monroe, Louisiana, killed five people including Susie George and Gay Albritton, with three others injured after two wrecks on Forsythe Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ort. U
Supreme Court
Arthur Goodwy Billings
University of Texas
Walter Ford Gormly
Milwaukee
Conanentiama Objectors
Billiags
Ottawa County
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Monirge
Susie George
St. Francis Sanitarium
Don W. Hadwin
Shreveport
L .L
Monroe
Lauw Rodriguez
Forsythe Avenue
Der
B. E Spencer
Sterlington
Gay Albritton
St Francis School of Nursing
James Rees
Spurgeon We
Dodge
Forsythe
Lith Street
Chrysler
Dr. Spencer
Kees
Miss George
Miss Albritton
Senator Butler Warns of Jealousies Over Lend-Lease Planes
Senator Butler reports that the United States is stirring bitter jealousies among smaller South American nations due to unequal lend-lease aircraft allocations. He calls some projects disgustingly wasteful and cautions that imbalances could influence postwar aims debates in the Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Butler
Nebraska
Latin America
United States
Senate
America
South America
Jend-Iease
Foreign Relations Committee
Winant's Son Missing After Muenster Raid
Lieutenant John G. Winant Jr., 21, son of the American ambassador to Britain, was reported missing after a bombing run on Muenster, Germany. Fellow pilots said German fighters attacked the returning Fortress "Tech Supply," and witnesses described parachute openings and a free fall as the ship went down at 25,000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
England
John G. Winant, Jr
Britain
Om Muenster
Germany
Focke-Wulf
Messerschmitt
Winants
Tech
Fred P. Livingston
Sayre
Okla
Livingston
Winant
Muenster
Missing Parents Gather in Kansas City for News on Sons
In Kansas City a group of 127 parents of missing service members converged at Mrs. Ralph Herrick’s home seeking information from the war department. They discussed sending the list to Congress and to the Red Cross and YMCA, and planned biweekly meetings and prayers for their boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ralph Herrick
War Department
Missouri
Japs Receive New Setbacks Amid Pacific Campaign
United States and Allied forces report a string of enemy losses in the Pacific. Casualties in the central Solomons reach about half, with Vila airfield and Kolombangara captured. Wake Island installations damaged and Rekata Bay seaplane base compromised. A rear guard at Finschhafen eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Central
South Pacific
Tojo
Japan
William F. Halsey, Jr
Solomons
Loax
Vila Air Field
Kolombangara
United States
Solomon Islands
Wake Island
mid-Pacific
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Ameerican
Wake
Rekata Bay
Santa Isabel Island
Bertin
Tokyo
Finschhafen
Reds Push Reinforcements Across Dnieper Front
The Red army, aided by guerrilla forces, pushed troops and heavy equipment across the Dnieper to reinforce bridgeheads north of Kiev. Pravda quoted front dispatches saying Soviet divisions penetrated beyond the river and captured the German defense zone along the western bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noland Norgaard
Giers
Mark W Clark
Fifth Army
Pontelandolfo
Benevento
Voltume
Eighth Army
Bernard L. Montgomery
Adriatic
Volturne
Clark
Volturno
Ules Mosth
Naples
Forsee
Clik
Garibaldi
Rame Fren
Taly Pontelacdelle
Moscow
Dnieper
Kiev
Communist Party
Pravda
Red Army
Regu
Bomb kills 25 at Naples artillery barracks
A German planted time bomb exploded at the Naples artillery barracks, killing 25 and injuring at least 39. Lieutenant General Mark W. Clark visited the scene as nearby buildings were evacuated and authorities concluded the Germans tunneled under the structure to place explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Mark W. Clark
Plaquemines parish tops legal questions after courthouse battle
Attorney General Eugene Stanley plans to meet Governor Sam Jones to decide on possible prosecutions over records removed from the Plaquemines parish courthouse during the Saturday clash that installed Walter J. Blaize as sheriff. State troops remain, guarding the scene as a cache of guns and ammunition is found near the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe-A-La-Hache
Eugene Stanley
Sam Jones
Plaquemines Parish
Stanley
Baton Rouge
Jones
Plaquemines
Walter J. Blaize
Ben Slater
Blaize
Thomas Porter
State Guard
New Orleans
McNutt Says Voluntary War Labor System Inadequate
Paul V McNutt head of the War Manpower Commission told a Boston convention that voluntary manpower control has not proven adequate and listed six conditions to fix it. He urged turnover speed ups, transfers from non essential to war jobs, higher productivity, more hires in low paid jobs, more women workers, and acceptance of contract withholding in tight areas. He projected 114 million workers in munitions by July next year and noted planned faster employment growth despite cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul V McNutt
War Manpower Commission
A. F
McNutt
Yankees Acknowledge Sixth Inning Rally To Seal 1943 World Series
In St Louis the Yankees defeated the Cardinals 6 to 2 to win the 1943 World Series four games to one. Bill Dickey hit a two run homer driving Keller, and Chandler pitched for New York while Mort Cooper started for St Louis. Fans filled late as the sun beat down and the crowd counted down toward the end of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsman’s Park
ST. Louis
Det
Bill Dickey
Keller
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
New York
Spud Chandler
Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Dugeout
Youth Confesses To Killing His Mother In Arkansas
In Little Rock on October 11 a 17 year old boy confessed to the murder of his mother Julia Koers Browning 36 widow of a prominent physician. The youth a former lifeguard and Catholic High senior said he struck her with a metal rod during an anger over a model airplane. He led police to the murder scene and claimed to have then killed the family dog to hide the crime. He is jailed for first degree murder awaiting further legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Julia Koers Browning
O. N. Martin
William
Lite Tle Rock
Catholic High School
Martin
Two Plead Guilty in Federal Court
Archie Elbert Currie and Drew Britton pled guilty in federal court to a selective service violation. Each received a two year sentence to be served in a federal penitentiary with the second count suspended for five years and five years probation starting after term completion. Both defendants withdrew prior not guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Elbert Currie
Drew Britton
Britton
Currie
H. D
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Army
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Reid
Parents of Missing
Omo
Pacific
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Coesfield
Enschede
Halland
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Naz
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Cooper
Cardinal
Dickey
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Little Rock Lad
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