Picket violence and the right to bear arms
Westbrook Pegler argues that pickets are not rioters and blames Roosevelt era leniency for violent clashes. He asserts citizens may defend themselves against attackers, claiming constitutional gun rights and failed police protection justify self defense when authorities fail to protect the public.
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New York
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Argentina reopens universities and restores officials
Buenos Aires reports show the new two man cabinet led by Eduardo Avalos and Vice Admiral Vernengo Timar restoring order. The decree reopens universities in La Plata Buenos Aires and Litoral and reinstates teachers and staff dismissed during Peron era. The move mirrors broader steps to curb unrest and reestablish public confidence.
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Juan Peron
Eduardo Avalos
Vernengo Tima
la Plata
Vees Aires
Litoral
Peron
Rodolfo Arrace Marmol
Cordoba
War Crimes Board Meeting Delayed
The War Crimes Board delays its session and will grant defendants 50 years to prepare their cases. Trials are expected to start shortly after the delay, likely before the end of November.
Dock Worker Strike Ends After Two Weeks of Turmoil
Longshoremen return to work in New York harbor as the A F L couriers resume operations and the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway System is seized. The strike affected over 200,000 miners in six states and 61,000 lumber workers, with motion picture workers also involved. Governor Tobin seized the railway system to restore transport while talks continue over a standardized cargo weight and union representation.
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Northwest
Joseph P. Ryan
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Hollywood
A. F. of L. Screen Actors Guild
Guild
Herbert K. Sorrell
NLRB
Maurice J. Tobin
Tobin
Frank J. Murray
Boston Corporation
Wainwright’s Manila Bay saga details four escape attempts from Bataan
General Jonathan M. Wainwright recounts the Japanese assaults on Bataan after MacArthur’s return to Corregidor. He notes shifts in divisions, flank pressure from Port Binanga, and a renewed counterattack at Maubon Ridge as Parker’s left flank falters and his own right flank tightens.
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U. S
Philippines
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Corregidor
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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MacArthur
Mount Silanganan
Parker
Port Binanga
Maubon Ridge
Twenty-sixth Cavalry
Moron River
John Wheeler
Louisiana United War Fund campaign slows midway
At the halfway point the United War Fund of Louisiana reports about 30 percent of the state quota raised. Parrish Fuller of Oakdale, state president, says roughly 400000 has been collected since October 1, leaving about 70 percent of the 1330306 goal still to be gathered. He urges volunteers and citizens to intensify efforts to regain momentum.
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United War Fund of
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Parrish Fuller
Oakdale
United War Fund
Fuller
Japan Demobilizes as Army and Navy Demobilization Ends
Japan completes demobilization ending seven million strong fighting forces. Allied evidence shows Japanese troops used live prisoners in bayonet drills on Guadalcanal and in China. Former advisors like Prince Konoye and Gen Ugaki are positioned to push democratic reforms under Allied supervision. The imperial staff dissolves while ministries function only for demobilization.
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Guadalcanal
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Faculty resignations rock Louisiana medical school
Resignations of eleven faculty members at Louisiana State University School of Medicine poured into the dean's office amid discord blamed on appointment insecurity. The exodus included former dean Dr. B. I. Burns and came as alumni urged safeguards to tenure and democratization of university control. A student petition calling for an investigation was to be sent to Governor Davis and the legislature.
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Louisiana State University
School of Medicine
Wilbur C. Smith
B. I. Burns
Smith
Burns
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Tulane University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
W. B. Hatcher
Hatcher
Baton Rouge
Board of Supervisors
Dr. Nelken
Davis
Carl Discharry
Braden nomination to head Latin-American division likely approved
Spruille Braden's nomination as assistant secretary of state faces Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval. Members expect a decision Wednesday with Connally predicting action and Vanderberg resisting further delay. Braden, ex ambassador to Argentina, would lead the department's Latin American division amid a dispute over the Inter-American Conference.
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Spruille Braden
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Texas
Vanderberg
Michigan
Braden
State Department
Louisiana Captain Smuggles Dog Into US Troop Ship
Captain William Martin of Monroe Louisiana smuggled his bulldog Jan aboard the S S Henry T Gibbins by giving the dog a hypodermic injection and hiding it in a cardboard box in a barracks bag. Jan stayed quiet during transit and perked up after landing in Boston when milk was given.
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William Martin
Monroe
England
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Martin
Stilwell Arrives in Manila En Route to United States
General Joseph E. Stilwell former head of the U S 10th Army lands in Manila by plane from Okinawa on his trip home to the United States. He is accompanied by Major General Frank Merrill renowned for the Burma campaign and Merrill's Marauders.
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Joseph E. Stilwell
U. S. 10Th Army
Okinawa
United States
Stilwell
Frank Merrill
Merrill
Burma
Senate Panel OKs 16.5 Million Highway and Drainage Bill
Louisiana Senate panel approves two highway bills totaling 16.5 million dollars for matching federal funds and non federal road work. Measures await Senate floor vote with plans to consult parish authorities in road project selection.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
Jimmie Davis
Senate Finance Committee
Lloyd Hendricks
Shreveport
D. Y. Smith
Highway Department
H. dl. Richardson
Typhoon Death Toll Rises Across West Pacific
The Associated Press reports 28 U S navy personnel and seven Japanese POWs died on Okinawa, with 184 dead in Western Japan. Six Navy crew died and 23 injured in an explosion at a Pearl Harbor Okinawa receiving station. 70 missing and 423 injured overall. Navy reports three ships sunk, and a court of inquiry opened.
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West Pacific
U. S. Navy
Okinawa
Japan
Fleet Headquarters
Pearl Harbor
Laval Executed For Treason In Paris Courtyard
Pierre Laval was executed at Fresnes prison by a firing squad after attempting to poison himself. He died at 12 32 p m after a coup de grace and cried Vive la France. The trial and sentencing followed his Vichy collaboration and parallels with Petain and Darnand.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Marshal Petain
Fresnes
Vive la France
Laval
la France
Coup de Grace
High Court of Justice
Joseph Darnand
Vichy
Petain
Darnand
Thiais
Van Mook Quells Java Uprisings Amid Talks on Truce
Dutch East Indies lieutenant governor Dr. Hubertus Van Mook acted to suppress uprisings in Java and offered to negotiate with Indonesian rebel leaders including Soekarno. Reports from Batavia note 50,000 Dutch women and children besieged, while British ships may be sent to move Dutch troops.
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Java
Hubertus van Mook
Dutch East Indies
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van Mook
Indonesia
Soekarno
Hague
A. W. L. Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stackhouwer
Indies
van Starkenborgh Stockhouwer
Schermerhorn
Reuters
London
Europe
D. C. Hawthorn
Holland
Hilversum Radio
Live Prisoners Used by Japs as Bayonet Targets
Allied records released by General MacArthur's headquarters reveal Japanese forces used live Allied prisoners as bayonet targets. The atrocity, documented by a secret Allied translation unit, includes scenes on Guadalcanal where three prisoners were tortured while officers watched for hours. Additional cases involved Chinese prisoners used in training.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Guadalcanal
ATIS
Tokahashi Nakino
China
Vinson Opposed to Bigger Tax Slash in 1947
Washington October 15 Secretary Vinson urged a five billion dollar tax cut for 1946 but warned against House plans that would add about two billion more in 1947. He told the Senate Finance Committee reductions must be restrained by looming expenditures while aiming for peacetime full employment and high production.
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Vinson
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