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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1958

Page

2

Former Union Chief Testifies On 1930 Adams Packing Stock Deals

Kennedy and investigator Ranstad presented evidence that elder Hutcheson profited from stock splits and received cash and an Lakeland orange grove for his Adams Packing holdings. The case ties into a later Adams Packing Co Inc and Carpenters Union stock actions. The inquiry links Max Raddock’s book fraud to union officials and a broader conspiracy to subvert Indiana justice.

Hutcheson Adams Packing Co Auburndale, Fla Kennedy Harold Ranstad Lakeland Fla Adams Packing Co. Inc Carpenters Union The Union Maurice Hutcheson Howard Travis Indianapolis Senate Max Raddock Hoffa McClellan Raddock Teamsters and Carpenters Unions Indiana

Judge Orders Higher Allowance For Accused Thief

In Sheffield England Juvenile court Judge D J O Neill told the father of a boy charged with stealing 500 pounds from his savings to raise the boy’s allowance from sixpence a week.

Sheffield Eng UPI D. J. O'Neill

Texas Oil Well Depth Averages in 1957

The average depth of oil wells drilled in Texas during 1957 was 4 207 feet.

Texas

Rebels and foreign interference in Lebanon crisis tested

Former Premier Abdul Yafi and Muad Ammoun led a joint news conference accusing the rebel national front of backing by Jordan, Iraq, and Turkey. They cited over 300 troops in foreign uniforms and urged UN observers to note outside help while opposing a UN police force.

Abdul Yafi Muad Ammoun National Front Yafit Jordan Iraq Turkey Chamoun Ammoun U.N United Nations Lebanon Hussein Oweini United Arab Republic Syria U.A.R

Evansville elected treasurer and future convention host named

Ramblin continues with notes from Evansville Indiana where a treasurer was chosen and Colorado Springs selected to entertain next year’s convention. Harry R. Sullivan earned a Ph D in English from the University of Georgia and serves as professor. his wife taught at Northeast State College in Monroe and at a Quachita Parish elementary school. Donald E Mears, grandson of West Monroe residents, won Marine enlistment and will begin July 3 at San Diego Recruit Depot for twelve weeks. local recruiter Sgt. Howard Paschal offers information.

Evansville Ind Colorado Springs Harry R. Sullivan University of Georgia Monroe Sullivan Northeast State College A. D. Langston Riverbend Dr West Monroe Donald E. Mears Mary Mears U. S.S. Marine Corps Charles Goff New Orleans Donald Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Howard Paschal

Parish Road Fund Losses Threatened in Legislature

The Police Jury Association notes parish road fund losses across many parishes as the 60 day session runs May through July. Bills include Bill 159 giving police juries liquor permit control and Bill 275 delaying the unit system funding deadline set in 1955.

Ber Arcadia Avoyelles Bienville Bossier Caldwell Cathoula Clairborne East Carroll E. Feliciana Evangeline Franklin Grant Jackson Lafayette LaSalle Lincoln Livingston Morehouse Natchitoches Quachita Pointe Coupee Red River Richland St. Jena St. James St. Landry St. Martin Union Vermillion Webster West Baton Rouge W. Carroll W. Feliciana Winn Parishes Breedlove Police Jury Association Sparks Senate House Police Jurior Begi

Ellender Outlines Farm Plan With Cotton Acreage Guarantee

Senator Ellender disclosed a farm bill plan guaranteeing a 16 million acre cotton allotment to prevent cuts from 17.8 million to about 14 million in 1959. The measure allows an allotment under 10 acres to avoid cuts, with options for farmers to accept existing price supports or increase planting. By 1961 supports rise to 90 percent of the average price, with a 30 cent floor for middling cotton. rice supports would use a four dollar per hundredweight floor based on prior three years.

Ellender Agriculture Secretary

Mrs Steed Dies At West Monroe Home

Mrs. Fannie E. Steed of Rowan Street West Monroe died suddenly at home last night. Funeral services will be announced by Kilpatrick's Funeral Home of West Monroe. Interment will be near Homer. She is survived by her husband D. F. Steed and several children.

Fannie E. Steed Rowan Street West Monroe Kilpatrick Homer

Two Collisions Reported Here

Two automobile accidents occurred yesterday, both rear end collisions with no injuries. Lewis Thomas aged 59 from Monroe stopped to let a passenger out when hit from behind by James L. Walker age 20 of West Monroe, Walker cited for reckless driving. Roy Howden, 22 from Grammont Street, stopped at a red light and was struck from behind by C. C. Scott, 24 from Short Washington Street, who faced reckless driving and no license charges.

Lewis Thomas C. C. Scott Washington St Scott

Testify That Fox Got Loan in Senate Testimony

Fox testified under questioning that Goldfine would deny Fox's basic charges under oath and is set to appear before the subcommittee Tuesday. He alleged a $500000 loan from Joseph Kennedy and named Kennedy aides and other figures, while noting Lodge was seen as soft on Communists. Fox also claimed Goldfine bought stocks for Adams and faced government agency troubles.

Goldfine Fox Subcommittee Oren Harris D-Ark Adams John F. Kennedy D-Mass Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Boston Post Joseph P. Kennedy Young Kennedy Kennedy Lodge U.S United Nations White House Hagerty U.N McCarthy

Ten Americans Two Cubans Held

Rebels raid a Cuban project, killing three soldiers and seizing ten Americans and two Cubans. Victims include Freeport Sulphur engineers and associates from the Frederick Snare Corp and Stebbins Construction Co. U.S. officials seek their release as Park Wollam investigates from Santiago Moa Bay.

Clinton Breads Breads Freeport Sulphur Co New Orleans Moaday U.S Park Wollam Santiago Moa Bay Earl E.T. Smith University of Minnesota Freeport Sulphur Frederick Snare Corp Stebbins Construction Co Watertown N.Y J.R. Schissler Harold G. Kristianson A.M. Ross James Best Edward Cordes Freeport A.A. Cham

Man Drowns In Cad do Lake Near Shreveport

Cad do Lake near Shreveport reports a man drowned on Friday. Officers tentatively identify him as 35 year old Lamar Cason of Coushatta, a father of three, who vanished while swimming toward lake pilings.

Shreveport Caddo Lake Lamar Cason Coushatta Cason

No Barker At Massena Carnival Side Show

Customers lured into the side show tent by a tape recorder spilling promises of wonders inside Massena New York during a recent carnival.

Massena N. Y

AF Tankers Break Transatlantic Time Records Flight

Col. Harry Burrell of Omaha piloted Alpha to 5 hours 27 minutes 42.8 seconds over a heavy drizzle at the H bomb base becoming the first KC135 tanker to land there. Maj. Q W Raaz of Chicopee Falls piloted Bravo in 5 hours 29 minutes 37.4 seconds. The mission's aim was west to east and then east to west records previously held by a Canberra jet bomber.

Harry Burrell Omaha Burrell Alpha Bravo Maj Q. W. Raaz Chicopee Falls Mass Royal Air Force Canberra

Neville students rank near peak in southern division results

Neville students place highly in the southern division spanning 19 states with a senior year upcoming. An Ellis, son of Mrs. Houston Fuller, wins a Carnegie Tech freshman science scholarship while Miss Gilliland earns a science scholarship from 1011 S. 4th St.

Neville Ellis Houston Fuller Lakeshore Dr Carnegie Tech Gilliland L. C. Martin S. 4Th St

Lawmakers Vote on House Amendments in Louisiana Session

Area senators discussed a plan to support or oppose House amendments. Sens. Sparks Monroe Paton Ormerville Humber Sims Mer Rouge Speedy O Long Jena pressed for keeping the amendments. Senator Sevier Tallulah was absent while Sen. King Winnsboro voted to cut appropriations.

Ree Area James Sparks Monroe B. R. Paton Ormerville Humber Sims Mer Rouge Speedy O. Long Jena Andrew Sevier Tallulah Ralph E. King Winnsboro

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