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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1956

Page

8

Steel Industry Offers Rejected By Negotiators

United Steelworkers Union rejected a contract proposal from U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and Republic Steel claiming it offered a 65 cent per hour package over five years while the first year would yield only five cents more per hour in take home pay. Union President David J. McDonald called the offer too little and too late and said fringe benefits delayed would not compensate. Negotiations must wrap up within 15 days before the June 30 contract expiry.

New York United Steelworkers Union Steel Industry David J. McDonald Steelworkers Union U. S. Steel Bethlem Steel Republic Steel Steelworkers Policy Committee McDonald

No Challenges Sent To Voters In Union Parish

FARMERVILLE June 15 No challenges of voter registrations have been mailed from the Union parish registrar of voters office Woodrow Farrar said today. The text also lists a summer camp staff with notable guest instructors from various states and universities including Harry John Brown Siguard Rascher Bob Roberts Hilda Gay Mayberry Naomi Zarbock Juanita Carpenter Pee Wee Crumpler and others along with Tech faculty and students.

Farmerville Union Parish Registrar of Voters Woodrow Farrar Harry John Brown Boston Pops Siguard Rascher Paganini Bob Roberts College of the Baton Los Angeles Hilda Gay Mayberry Louisville Naomi Zarbock Juanita Carpenter Purdue University Pee Wee Crumpler Arkansas

Monroe City Court Fines Drivers for Drunk Driving

In Monroe city court Judge W M Harper fined Walton T Garrett 400 dollars and jailed him 60 days for driving while intoxicated. Gaines C Deal received 1000 dollars in fines and 19 months in jail on two DWI counts. Two others were fined 55 dollars total on traffic violations. In West Monroe Judge Jasper E Jones fined Billy Gene Wilson 300.50 for operating under the influence and 61 dollars on traffic charges.

W. M. Harper Walton T. Garrett Gaines C. Deal West Monroe Jasper E. Jones Billy Gene Wilson

Mississippi GOP factions name mixed delegate slate

In Jackson a racially mixed Mississippi GOP convention named six white delegates and nine Negro delegates to the national convention pledged for Eisenhower. The Black and Tan GOP, led by Perry Howard, clashes with the all white Mississippi Republican Party led by E. Spencer. Delegates listed include S. W. Miller and Perry Howard with a split over seating by the credentials committee.

Jackson Miss Mississippi Republican Party Eisenhower Grand Old Party Perry Howard Washington Republican National Committee National Party Howard San Francisco E. ©. Spencer Citizens For Eisenhower S. W. Miller M. B. Pierce

Mississippi Delegation Voters Set For National Convention

The report lists district representatives for the upcoming national convention on August 20. Notables include Rev J W Freat in the Fourth District with Gal LeGuaeur as committeewoman, and Z E Roth Meridian and E Lee Williams Newton in the Fifth District. The Sixth District names Rev G C Wells Hattiesburg and Dr H J Fields Laurel. The group will vote under the unit rule with a majority controlling the entire vote.

Three Boys Admit Vandalism in East Carroll

Three white boys aged 7 10 and 12 admitted vandalism at Hollybrook Mercantile and Hollybrook High School in Lake Providence East Carroll Parish. The incidents caused damage near 1000 dollars with glass doors broken waters leaked and refrigeration damaged. Authorities fingerprinted over 50 people and released the boys to their parents.

Lake Providence Clair Warner Hollybrook Hollybrook High School F. E. Smith East Carroll Parish J. W. Gilbert Warner W. B. Ragland M. M. Walsworth

Editor Stricken in Jackson Heart Attack at 77

F. H. Latimer, editor of The Mississippi Stockman-Farmer Magazine, aged 77, was hospitalized today in Jackson after a heart attack. He is a longtime figure in Mississippi farming journalism.

Jackson Miss F. H. Latimer Mississippi Stockman- Farmer Magazine

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