Manning School Land Funds Clarified Under State Law
Ouachita parish school board handles timber sale funds under state law. G. B. Manning, superintendent, denies loss of interest by keeping money in parish treasury and ends dispute with Caldwell over $72,000 of sixteenth section funds. He notes proper allocation was by the state auditor, not the treasurer, and asserts no controversy remains.
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Ouachita Parish
Ouachita
Caldwell
G. 8. Manning
OT Ouachita Parish
Schoors
Manning
Caldwell Parish
Charles G. Wall, Jr
Wall
Pat Tugwell
L. B. Baynard
Registration at N J C opens for summer term start
Northeast Junior College announces nine week summer term registration on Friday June 10 with classes running June 13 to August 13. Enrollment uses alphabetized blocks and afternoon slots. Faculty list includes Price Perkins Younse Hamner Malone Slater Ferguson Hammond Cline Clay.
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Northeast Junior College
Rodney Cline
B. S. Hamner
Cline
L. L. Price
Agriculture Department
W. L. Perkins
Commerce
Dorothy Younse
James L. Malone
Lewis Slater
Emma Ferguson
W. R. Hammond
Mary Clay
Head on crash injures Sterlington man near Monroe
A head on collision nine miles north of Monroe on U S 165 after 11:30 a m injures 32 year old Leonard F Puckett of Sterlington who is hospitalized with forehead and knee lacerations. Another Sterlington man Leon 4 Scott 25 was treated and discharged. Scott faces charges of careless and reckless driving causing personal injury and property damage.
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Sterlington
Monroe
U. S. 165
Leonard F. Puckett
Hall
St. Francis Sanitarium
Leon
Scott
Puckett
Sterlington Road
Labor Relations Panel Organized for Atomic Energy
President Truman completed establishing an atomic energy labor relations panel to avert a possible strike at Oak Ridge Tennessee. Chairman William H. Davis is joined by Dr Edwin F Witte and Aaron Horvitz, all named to form the governing commission.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Panel
Oak Ridge
Tenn
William H. Davis
Edwin FE. Witte
University of Wisconsin
Aaron Horvitz
New York
Davis
War Labor Board
Davis, Witte
Horvitz
Atomic
Atom bomb stockpile may be revealed in probe
Senator McMahon urged disclosing the size of America's atomic bomb stockpile to correctly assess the Atomic Energy Commission. He chairs the Senate-House committee probing alleged mismanagement by AEC chief David Lilienthal. Hickenlooper warned publicity on stockpile numbers may be unsafe.
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Washington
America
Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
D.-Conn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Dvid E. Lilienthal
Congress
Retiring faculty honored at Central Grammar luncheon
At the end of the school year Mrs. Robert Cann hosts a luncheon for Central Grammar School faculty. Two members retire this year, with Williams Parks and Edna Andrews performing. Superintendent Boyer commends Miss Katherine Key and Mrs. John B. Johnston for their cooperation in his first year. Former Superintendent Neville praises the retiring pair and their work for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cann
Central Grammar School
Williams Parks
Edna Andrews
J. M. Boyer
Katherine Key
John B. Johnston
FE. L. Neville
Miss Key
Mrs. Johnson
Wear With Germany, Japan Is Legally Still Underway
Washington reports that five years after D-Day the war with Germany and Japan remains legally unresolved. No peace treaties exist due to stalled talks between the west and Soviet Russia, leaving 46 nations at war with Japan and 47 with Germany per State Department figures.
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Edward E. Bomar
Washington
Normandy
Germany
Japan
United States
Soviet
Russia
Paris
State Department
Battle to keep big portion of Taft-Hartley bill
Senate Republicans seek to preserve major Taft-Hartley provisions while Democrats press a compromise. Douglas claims good chance to push his labor program as debate on replacing the act with a Wagner-like framework nears. Seizure in emergencies draws fire from the National Coal Association amid cross party proposals.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Senate
Douglas
Taft
Ohio
Donnell
Smith
N. J
National Coal Association
John D. Battle
House 10 Tackle First Spy Case
Washington reports House spy probers will open their first major case of industrial espionage next week. Three witnesses from Buffalo and Niagara Falls are slated to testify about a wartime Russian attempt to buy Bell Aircraft Bell Airacobra data. The committee says the Russian agent sought jet aircraft info, but the witnesses provided only harmless material.
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Washington
House
Bell Aircraft
un-American Activities Committee
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Bell
Joseph Franey
Loren Haas
United States
Moscow
U. S
Bank teller uncovers counterfeit $20 bills in Monroe
A Monroe bank teller detected at least three fake twenty dollar notes after two merchants deposited money at Central Savings Bank and Trust. The bills shared identical serial numbers 697958990 and showed coarse paper, blurred letters, and lighter shading. Ouachita National Bank reported no counterfeit payments.
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Monroe Bank
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
James G. Guthrie
Monroe
Ouachita National Bank
Recall Petition Circulates for Ouachita Parish Official
A recall petition seeks to remove C. C. Fuller from the Ouachita Parish School Board Ward 7. It bears signatures of more than half the ward’s qualified voters and was certified by the secretary of state and attorney general. The governor must call an election within five days of certification. Lt. Gov. Dodd may act if the governor is absent.
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C. C. Fuller
Ouachita Ish
Y. Earl K. Long
Louisiana Law
Secretary of State
Long
Bill Dodd
Fuller
Lillian Collins
Parish Registrar of Voters
Baton Rouge
Blood transfusion attempt links prisoner and dying child
In Ossining New York a Sing Sing inmate and an eight year old girl underwent a four day trial of shared blood exposure to combat the child's fatal leukemia. Eighteen quarts of blood swapped between them at one hour intervals. Authorities kept names confidential while doctors hoped the procedure might transfer healthy life without harming the prisoner.
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Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia
Old State Penitentiary
Upper
Ohio River
Earl W. Walker
Belpre
Everett Leroy Roble
Elmer Ti
Dennis P. Taylor
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Charles C. Sweet
Sweet
Southwest Gas opens $150,000 office building in Monroe
More than 300 guests attended the formal opening of Southwest Gas Company's new Monroe administration building on Louisville Avenue. The all modern structure, costing about 150000 with lot upgrades, houses 25 offices and departments including management, accounting, gas measurements, geological, purchasing and land. Notables present were Z C Ambrose, T B Snodgrass, J H Crump and Max L Riley. The building features dual air conditioning heating, a push button radio network and an inter-dial telephone system serving operations across Dubach, the Monroe field in Union Parish and parts of Lincoln Parish.
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Southwest Gas Company
Louisville Avenue
Monroe
Louisiana
Texas
Z. C. Ambrose
T. B. Snodgrass
J. H. Crump
Max L. Riley
Dubach
Monroe Field
Union Parish
Lincoln Parish
Four Power Talks on Berlin End With Little Progress
Four foreign ministers wrapped a four and a half hour secret session on Berlin unity with only slight gains. An American source said there was an area of agreement on broad principles but no detail. Acheson and Vishinsky later held a dinner discussion at the American embassy, delayed by the lengthy session.
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Paris
Berlin
Russia
West
U. S
Dean Ache
Seizure or Inspection Debate Over Eisler Ship
New York dispatch reports government agents boarded the Batory in hands on approach to Eisler’s escape ship. Immigration officials detained 111 passengers for Ellis Island hearings as debate raged over whether the action was seizure or inspection. Officials said the ship would remain under scrutiny with hearings planned and crews questioned for possible complicity.
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New York
Gerhart Eisler
Ellis Island
Eisler
Batory
Edward Shaughnessy
F. B. S. Immigration Or Customs
Eisler Sto
Pete Esperdy
Shaughnessy
Esperdy
John Donovan
U. S
Donovan
Jan Cwiklinsky
Washington
Jozef Winiewicz
Three Children Die In Wood Ice Box Tragedy
In Walnut Ridge Arkansas authorities investigate a farm house incident where three children, James Delbert Chastain two, Shirley Ramsey six, and Joyce Ann Chastain nine, suffocated in a wooden ice box. A survivor died later in hospital. Prosecutor Millard Hardin says foul play possible and coroner's inquest found two suffocated by unknown cause.
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Arkansas
Ed Chastain
James Delbert Chastain
Shirley Ramsey
Joyce Ann Chaistain
Millard Hardin
Hardin
March in Protest to Jailing of Three Communists
A 500 strong protest outside the federal house of detention in New York followed the jailing of three top U S Communists on conspiracy charges. Wives and children joined the rally as Gates Winston and Hall begun serving sentences after a 20 week trial. The defense condemned prison restrictions on contact with their clients.
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New York
Federal House of Detention
U. S
John Gates
Harry Winston
Gus Hall
Gates
The
Daily Worker
Winston
Hall
Keeping Busy Business Ads Highlight Classified Reach
Advertisers in the NEWS STAR WORLD Classified Section tout the value of small ads for thousands of daily readers. For only a few cents a day, WANT ADS promise broad exposure morning and night, with an experienced advisor ready to help place the ad.
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Bulgaria
Hungary
Charles A. O’niell
Louisiana Supreme Court
Tulane University
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Paul Brosman
Tulane Law School
Garland F. Taylor
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