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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1958
Page
6
Sen. Jackson Davis said he would abandon a legislative act and pursue a constitutional amendment on right to work to avoid Gov. Earl Longs veto. If passed, the measure would go to a statewide vote in November. lawmakers plan to resume the 60 day session Sunday night in Baton Rouge.
Opportunity targets men or women to service display cases in drug, food, hardware and appliance stores. No warehouse, no experience required, six hours weekly, must have car and $1095 cash. Training provided, terms include inventory repurchase. Apply with name, address, phone, background to Dept. W Time Industries, 170 West 74th Street, New York 23, NY.
A state committee schedules 2 p.m. Monday hearings on Davis' two bills and related measures. The agenda includes three tax bills to fund a 1956 teacher pay raise, a whisky tax increase for city revenues, and plans for a single higher education board for LSU and nine state colleges. LSU opposition is noted alongside committee shifts and a broad push to test political stances before the 1960 election.
The American Municipal Associations report that residents of Washington Oregon and Idaho may move among the three states without new auto licenses until existing plates expire. The agreement became effective January 1.
Monroe banks show strong growth as $100 million investment signals ongoing expansion in the local economy. The report highlights solid financial resources supporting regional development and confidence in future activity.
Mississippi lawmakers tighten the Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act but loopholes persist. Commissioner Tom Scarbrough notes a transfer of title can occur while the driver’s license stays suspended until financial obligations are settled, effectively delaying accountability.
Moss growing, an industry over a century old, has become an annual 480000 dollar business for central Wisconsin farmers who raised 300000 bales last year. Growers raise sphagnum moss used to hold water in shipments for plants shrubs and trees.
In Sharon Massachusetts Charles E Collins receives life tenure as town treasurer and accountant. Col Oldson, described as a cripple, still performs both roles from his wheelchair, handling duties effectively.
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