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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1956

Page

2

Bill Would Limit Use Of Voting Machines In Louisiana

The Louisiana Voting Laws Association urged newspapers to contact state representatives to vote against House Bill 603 which would repeal required voting machine use. The Monroe West Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution opposing the bill, arguing machines ensure fair ballots and protect a $47 million investment in precinct machines.

Louisiana Sociation Twin Cities Monroe- West Monroe Monroe-West Monroe

Drag Auto Races At Selman Sunday

Road Angels drag racing club sponsors an event at Selman Field Sunday starting at 1 p.m. Monroe spokesman Joe Malmay says a field of hot cars will compete. West Monroe boys work on a dragster with a racing engine, while two hopped up Chevrolets from Arkansas and Tennessee are set to return Sunday afternoon.

Road Angels Selman Field Joe Malmay Monroe West Monroe Arkansas Tenn

Charter Banquet Planned for North Monroe Kiwanis

Kiwanis Club of North Monroe to hold charter night at Virginia Hotel Crystal Ballroom Monday at 7 30 p.m. Lt Gov Hugh B Balfour will give toast and Charest Thibaut will present charter. Harry M Bell to accept for the club which has 28 charter members and meets Mondays at Antler Restaurant at 6 30 p.m.

Kiwanis Club of North Monroe Virginia Hotel Crystal Ballroom Hugh B. Balfour Charest Thibaut Miss.-West Tenn Harry M. Bell Monroe A. Jack Armstrong Will T. Smith Thomas J. Mulhearn, Jr North Monroe Club Antler

Parish Government Plan Ruled Invalid by Supreme Court

The Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that a parcel of the parish government act creating a commission council is not applicable to any parish, leaving the plan of government unusable statewide. Sheriff William Coci took oath to succeed Frank Clancy, urging a new home rule charter to keep police powers with the sheriff. Associate Justice James D. Simon will write the majority opinion.

William C. Coci Frank Clancy Coci Mollere Supreme Court Commission James D. Simon

Natchez Editor Addresses Franklin Citizens Council

Elliott Trimble editor of the Natchez Democrat spoke at Winnsboro High School on June 1 outlining the Citizens Council stance against the Supreme Court segregation decision. He argued government overreach erodes state sovereignty and home rule while urging continued opposition to integration alongside Raymond Masling of Farmerville, executive director of the Louisiana association.

Winnsboro Elliott Trimble United States Supreme Court Trimble NAACP Raymond F. Masling Farmerville Association of Citizens Councils Louisiana

Doctors Discuss Mobile X Ray Service on TV Panel

Three area doctors will discuss the benefits of the mobile X-ray unit on a television panel at 12:45 p.m. Sunday. Participants are Dr. Carroll Summer, Dr. D L Coffman, and Dr. Roy Robertson with Mrs. Jacob Lantz moderating. The Ouachita parish unit will tour from June 4 to June 29.

Carroll Summer Ouachita Parish D. L. Coffman T. B Ruston Roy Robertson Monroe Coffman Robertson Summer Jacob Lantz American Cancer Society Morning World

Becker Graduates From LSU Medical School

Quinn H. Becker of Monroe graduates from Louisiana State University School of Medicine. He will join the army this month for an assignment in Hawaii. Becker, from Northeast Louisiana State College, is the son of Mrs. Lucille Finley. He married Gladys Rousel of Oak Grove and they have two children.

Quinn H. Becker Monroe Louisiana State University School of Medicine Hawaii Becker Northeast Louisiana State College L.S.A Lucille Finley 707 Bros Gladys Rousel Oak Grove

Elderly Monroe Man Struck by Auto on Lee Avenue

A 64 year old Monroe man Jessie L Lanier of 2707 S Grand St was hit by a car on Lee Avenue near Hampton Street around 4 30 pm yesterday. The driver J L Redmond 31 of 711 Jackson Street cooperated and Lanier was taken to Conway Memorial Hospital with minor bruises.

Monroe Lee Avenue Hampton Street Jessie L. Lanier S. Grand Street J. L. Redmond Jackson Street Redmond Lanier Conway Memorial Hospital

Gunshot Victim Satisfactory After Ouachita Parish Shooting

Mrs. S. C. Henry a 7 year old Cadeville woman was hospitalized after a gunshot wound. Deputies found her about 2 30 a m at her home she was unable to speak. The wound entered the left chest and emerged at the shoulder blade authorities say the shooting was personal safety related. Mrs. Henry is widow of the late S O Henry a former police jury member in Ouachita parish.

S. C. Henry Cadeville Quachita

Lady Docker Buys $21 280 Auto After Firing

London reports Lady Docker purchasing a $21 280 automobile to replace her husband Sir Bernard Docker's company car. Sir Bernard says he was ousted by a narrow majority and intends to appeal to Birmingham Small Arms Corp shareholders.

Lady Docker London Lulu Lady Decker Mink Sir Bernard Birmingham Small Arms Corp Docker John Y. Sangster

Freeport Sulphur weighs site change for nickel plant

Freeport Sulphur Co. says Louisiana tax bills create a large element of doubt about the state as a site for a multi million dollar nickel processing plant. The firm has pilot work at Braithwaite and plans for a U S operation worth 55 million dollars with a possible Gulf state site for the main plant. Robert Hills notes Louisiana was chosen for the pilot due to economic and political factors but tax measures in Baton Rouge prompt reconsideration. Louisiana lawmakers have proposed over 44 million dollars in tax increases this session.

New Orleans Freeport Sulphur Co Louisiana Cuba United States Gulf States Robert Hills New York Braithwaite Here Hills Baton Rouge

Plan to Dissolve Command Council in Egypt

Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser announced that Egypt's Revolution Command Council will be dissolved June 23 when the new constitution is ratified. The council, formed by officers who ousted King Farouk on July 26, 1952, has been the top governing body, shrinking from 13 to 9 members.

Cairo Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser Revolution Command Council Farouk

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