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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
6
The article outlines a control plan within the Jadwin program, described as offering the greatest measure of protection. It notes the plan's key elements and potential impact on broader safety goals and enforcement.
Paris clashes erupt around June 6 as pickets confront Republican guards and students clash with police. Premier Blum survives a confidence vote 384 to 210 while pledging no devaluation and no army evacuation of factory seizures. Arrests reported as tensions flare at Paris-Soir and Marseille docks.
Mrs. Floy McKay of Rayville reported her 1931 gray Ford sedan stolen yesterday afternoon from the 100 block of South Fourth Street. The vehicle bears Louisiana license number 161999.
Mrs. John Schuchs assumed duties as postmistress at St. Joseph Louisiana succeeding Mrs. F Goodwine. Mrs. Christopher J James serves as her assistant in the office.
Governor Lehman signs a bill shielding illegitimate children from stigma by removing marital status from birth certificates. The piece recalls old English and royal practices, noting Leonardo da Vinci and William the Conqueror as examples and quoting biologists on heredity and parental interest affecting children.
In Charlotte with 61 of 1 856 precincts reporting Clyde J Hoey led early after overtaking Dr Ralph W McDonald. Hoey 4152 McDonald 2905 A H Graham 1582 John A McRae 73 Bailey and Fountain trailed in scattered returns. Hailey and Griffin trailed with 2263 and 203 respectively.
Mrs R M May, operator of the Bridge hotel in West Monroe, underwent an arm appendix operation Friday morning at Riverside sanitarium and is reported doing nicely. Friends are asked to defer hospital visits for about six days.
Leche discusses three potential taxes aimed at revenue for schools and social security. A soft drink tax would raise about 1.4 million dollars in year one, with syrups taxed at 76 cents per gallon and proceeds split between schools and social security. A toilet article tax would add 1 cent per five cent sale. Officials expect committee action soon as social security bills head to final passage. Estimations for aged pensions in Louisiana suggest about 300,000 dollars monthly would be needed, with federal matching up to 15 dollars per person and sliding scales likely reducing actual spending.
The plan calls for extending the "fuse plug" levee to 1914 grade and a spillway from Eudora Arkansas to the Red River joining the Black, with guideline levees on both sides. Summerlin says no Mississippi towns will flood and numerous communities including St. Joseph Waterproof Tullulah Newellton Lake Providence gain protection.
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