21 Apr 1947
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1947
Page
1
A woman who once spit up acid liquids after meals now eats normally and reports relief from headaches and irregular bowels. The change is attributed to INNER-AID a 12 herb formula claimed to cleanse bowels ease gas and aid liver and kidneys.
Glen McLaughlin of the identification division says effort to identify victims continues as 32 funerals are held. Memorial services were held, and funeral processions move to the city cemetery where exhausted workers dig fresh graves amid devastated shops and a recovering Texas City.
President Truman outlines steps to curb inflation through selective tax restraint and continued price, rent, export, and credit controls. He argues inflation risks demand prompt action, urges business to lower prices, labor to raise productivity, and farmers to reflect strong world demand rather than government price supports.
The Moscow meeting focused on Austria and Trieste with Molotov resisting rapid adjournment while Marshall Bevin and Bidault push for a timely report. A U S pledge to aid Trieste pending relief legislation looms as deputies study the Trieste commission's findings.
Alton C. Willhite of 5329 De Siard Street is admitted to Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. Walter I. Yates Jr. is serving aboard U S S Providence in the Mediterranean task force. Wally E. Oliver of Sterlington has completed basic training at Fort Jackson. Leonard E. Carlton of West Monroe was transferred from the San Antonio AAF base for duties.
Entomologist W. S. McGregor of the state university will tell cotton growers at the Agricultural building in West Monroe next Thursday night about the effectiveness of new insecticides against boll weevil flea hoppers and plant lice. The meeting for planters of Northeast Louisiana starts at 7 30 oclock.
Senate Republicans Lucas and Reece challenge President Truman on a vetoable G O P tax cut bill. They cite a possible two thirds vote hurdle and stress tax relief delays hurt taxpayers. Substitutes would raise dependents exemptions, adjust surtaxes, and allow family income splitting, while the House bill promises broad cuts and a multi billion cost. Truman warns reductions now risk inflation and inflated corporate profits.
A stabbing at a church left Father Courtney seriously injured as assailant Kneler was restrained by worshippers until police arrived. Archbishop Rummel ordered the sanctuary re blessed after the attack and Sunday mass was canceled. The suspect Molinerio refused to answer questions.
The committee stripped the bureau of 83 25 million from its 145 95 million request leaving 62 72 million. leftover 141 09 million from a 1947 freeze will be available next year. Additional cuts include Secretary's office 3 42 million and Bonneville Power Administration 6 99 million with 13 37 million cut.
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