Ban ning critiques Kinsey report in Cosmopolitan piece
Mrs Margaret Banning weighs in on the Kinsey study Sexual Behavior in the Human Female in Cosmopolitan Sept issue. She argues the publicity around the report may reflect broader curiosity and public interest, suggesting the work raises questions about science and sensationalism. Continued on Eighth Page.
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New York
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Margaret Culkin Banning
Kinsey
Banning
New Kinsey
Aning
Prohibited Stop Ordinance 2788 Section 57 in Monce
The notice outlines unlawful stopping rules across intersections curb distances fire hydrants stations and entrances. It lists specific restricted zones including near alleys schools bus stops loading zones and loading lines marked by signs or painted lines. Violations are governed by ordinance 2788 section 57 in Monce.
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Ny Fire Station
Chief of Police
Ktrammont Street
Interoe
Catalpa Street
Sinter
Seventh Street
City of
Monce
Ordilince
Military pact shapes Middle East command for NATO partners
The United States Britain and France reached a major accord to form a separate North Atlantic Treaty military command in the Middle East as Greece and Turkey join NATO. The private talks during the Ottawa conference produced this unexpected result and set the stage for further council decisions.
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John M. Hightower
Ottawa
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Greece
Turkey
Atlantic Alliance
Atlantic Council
Council
GALLERIES OPEN TO TASS AGENCY
A Washington committee of reporters voted unanimously to allow Tass reporters from the Soviet news agency to stay in the press galleries of Congress. They argued that a free press requires access and that restricting observers would diminish public accountability.
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Tass Agency
Washington
Tass
Congress
Food Store Chairman John A Hartford Dies
New York Sept 21 John A Hartford 79 chairman of the board of the A and P chain died after a heart attack in a Manhattan skyscraper elevator. He collapsed after stepping into an elevator on the 56th floor of the Chrysler building. Hartford had been attending a Chrysler Corp board meeting where he was a director. The A and P was founded by his father in 1859.
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New York
John A. Hartford
Manhattan
Hartford
Chrysler
Chrysler Corp
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
George Huntington Hartford
Gromyko reports room intruder on ship in Plymouth
Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko said someone tried to enter his $1,100 luxury suite aboard a liner in Plymouth after returning from the San Francisco peace treaty conference. He reported the door was unlocked, but night guards found nothing amiss and he ordered no disturbance during the stop.
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Plymouth
Eng
Andrei Gromyko
France
San Francisco
Gromyko
NATO Ottawa delegation returns home after "very successful" meeting
The American NATO delegation led by Secretary of State Acheson and including Secretary Snyder and Philip C. Jessup returns to Washington asserting the Ottawa talks were very successful while emphasizing that no new foreign aid promises were made.
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Washington
NATO
Ottawa
United States
Truman
State Acheson
Eisenhower invited to report on NATO force progress in Rome
In Rome in November General Dwight D. Eisenhower, then NATO commander in Europe, is asked to report personally on the progress and future requirements of his force. Secretary of State Dean Acheson, British Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman were present or mentioned in the proceedings.
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Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Europe
Dean Acheson
Herbert Morrison
Robert Schuman
Expert Warns of Rationing as Oil Output Falls
Bruce K. Brown deputy administrator of the petroleum administration for defense warned in Jennings Louisiana that gasoline and oil rationing may be necessary next winter unless output rises. He said free nations could see defenses collapse without increased production and urged expansion with more steel for the oil industry.
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Jennings
U. S
Bruce K. Brown
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Brown
Louisiana
Ridgway Delays Reply to Communist Truce Proposal
General Ridgway withheld his answer to a proposal to resume Korea armistice talks at Kaesong while Allied ground forces conduct a major assault near the front. UN armor drove toward Pyongyang in the central front offensive as the Red side pressed for immediate talks on Kaesong neutrality and alleged violations. Ridgway’s response was awaited within 24 to 48 hours as the war’s rhetoric and fighting continued.
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Don Huth
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Kaesong
United Nations
Iron Triangle
Gi Kee
Pyongyang
Red China
Peiping
U. N
Munsan
Ridgway
Red
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh-huai
Public Information Office
British strategists toil over statements ahead of election
London dispatch reports Clement Attlee preparing for his campaign speech as Winston Churchill and the Conservatives sharpen their platform. R A Butler drafts much of the Tory manifesto while Labour readies final touches at a party committee meeting. Morgan Phillips accuses big business of backing anti Labour aims as markets surge.
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Don Ledwind
London
Clement Paign
Attlee
Labor Party
Winston Churchill
R. A. Butler
Churchill
Hadacol King Disowns Debt
New Orleans reports that state senator Dudley J. LeBlanc says a 6 56 151 tax lien against the Le Blanc Corporation is the responsibility of new owners. Hadacol makers sold to Tobey Maltz Corp of New York for about 8 million dollars. The plant and HQ sit in Lafayette Louisiana. The lien covers 1950 income when LeBlanc still owned the company. LeBlanc is a gubernatorial candidate.
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New Orleans
Dudley J. LeBlanc
LeBlanc Corporation
Hadacol
Tobey - Maltz Corporation
New York
Lafayette
A. C. Donnelly
U. S
Internal Revenue
Civil District
Donelly
LeBlanc
Long Campaign Swing Counters Deadhead Job Claim
Governor Earl Long asserts he seeks no political sinecure while campaigning for his successor Judge Carlos Spaht. He mocks Lieut. Gov. William Dodd and appeals for support behind Spaht on the Clinton courthouse lawn. Spaht rejects tax-cut promises and supports current benefits, as Kennon fields a full January primary ticket in New Orleans.
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Earl Long
Long
Clinton
Baton Rouge
Old Earl
Winnfield
Carlos Spaht
Judge Spaht
William Dodd
Spaht
Jackson
New Orleans
Robert F. Kennon
Minden
Kennon
Fred S. LeBlanc
Wade O. Martin, Jr
Shelby Jackson
State employees donate to Spaht gubernatorial campaign
Baton Rouge on September 21 reports indicate voluntary contributions are being made by state employees to Judge Carlos Spaht’s gubernatorial campaign fund. Revenue Collector W. A. Cooper acknowledged contributing to the candidate supported by Gov. Earl Long and that he knew of others doing the same.
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Baton Rouge
Carlos Spaht
W. A. Cooper
Earl Long
Woman hurt after fall from conveyor at Krasco plant
Vera Martin of 309 North Seventh Street West Monare stepped onto a conveyor at Krasco Container Corp early Friday and was thrown. The 7 am incident sent her to St Francis sanitarium via Hall Funeral Home ambulance. her condition was not immediately determined but not believed serious.
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Krasco Container Corp
Vera Martin
North Seventh Street
West Monare
UN Divisions Drive Deep on Korea Front
Allied tanks and infantry smashed into Korea’s central front as three United Nations divisions pushed the apex of the old Communist iron triangle. A field dispatch said the task force completed its first day objective amid heavy fighting and momentum toward a decisive breakthrough.
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John Randolph
U. S
Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Land Leases Filed For 5000 Acres In Ouachita Parish
More than 5000 acres of land are included in 20 oil and gas leases on file with the Ouachita parish clerk of court. Leases extend to the northwest city limits of West Monroe and are filed under A. R. Wherritt of Shreveport. Most agreements are at five dollars per acre, with the largest 3212 acres from the D Arbonne Company, whose Chicago area owners are believed to reside there. Others named include Evelyn P. Smith and R. W. But-.
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Ouachita Parish
West Monroe
A. R. Wherritt
Shreveport
D’arbonne Company
Chicago
Taft calls farm subsidy plan a fraud in Grand Forks speech
Senator Taft denounces the Brannan subsidy plan as a fraud promising high farmer prices and low consumer prices. He argues subsidies shift costs to taxpayers and do not deliver the promised benefits, addressing farmers and laborers at a cooperative power plant dedication in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Taft
Ohio
Truman Administration
Brannan
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Surrender Hoax Triggers Allied Attack in Korea
In East-Central Front Korea on Sept 21 a North Korean soldier delivered a surrender offer to U N lines near Yanggu. The offer proved false and Allied artillery and air strikes killed about 50 Reds with pilots reporting 80 to 90 percent area destruction.
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East - Central Front
Korea
U. N
Yanggu
Allied Assault Faces Resistance in Broad Valley Drive
An Allied assault force moves into a broad valley massing area seeking Communist strong points and targets, but soon meets firm resistance as troops report growing trouble in the advance.
Is It A Man's World Look At The Figures
Los Angeles reports at the National Association of Life Underwriters Convention quoting Lillian L. Joseph. She notes women own substantial shares of stock and accounts, hold title to homes, pay taxes, and control most spending, while men take a smaller share. Charles Cleeton named president, David B. Flue Selman vice president.
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Los Angeles
Lillian L. Joseph
New York
The
Home Life Insurance Co
National Association of Life Underwriters
Truman's 1952 Predictions Spark Backlash Across Parties
Washington observers report sharp GOP criticism of President Truman's 1952 victory forecast as southern Democrats weigh his plan to influence the Democratic platform. Senator Knowland asserts voters will decide issues in 1952, citing government corruption and inflation. RNC chief Gabrielson accuses the administration of misrepresentation while Moody defends Truman on foreign policy and anti inflation aims.
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Washington
Truman
Knowland
R.-Calif
Republican National Committee
Guy G. Gabrielson
Moody
D.-Mich
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