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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1952
Page
4
An oil industry official challenges doomsday oil depletion forecasts, arguing reserves and future production will outpace consumption due to new fields and better methods. The piece also questions profit pressures on retailers, the push for tax funded socialism, and calls for fiscal restraint and balanced budgets amid rising public spending and taxes.
The article outlines UNESCO staff salaries, pensions, and benefits, noting tax-free pay, travel allowances, and education and child allowances. It cites oaths of office, restrictions on external influence, and indemnities on termination. It mentions high salaries and nonpublic salary data and final compensation for injuries, illness, or death.
A compilation of quotes from Senator Nixon Averell Harriman Arthur Summerfield and Deputy Defense Secretary Foster. The remarks discuss party unity repeal of laws and electoral strategy along with a warning about military power during a keel-laying ceremony for the U S S James Y Forrestal.
A guide for mothers balancing a new baby and a three year old. Create a shop corner with a box of activities to keep the child occupied while chores continue. Encourage helping with the baby to foster usefulness and reduce friction in the household.
Notebook items answer quiz questions on libraries Eire neutrality and Panama Canal ends. Hal Boyle recounts Hometown piece about Wilbur and Trellis Mae split by politics, Ike versus Stevenson, and a domestic quarrel over campaigns and appetites.
M. Lemore describes a quest for a genius tailor in Mexico City to craft a wearable sandwich board with plain English lettering. The piece blends humor about mountains and travel with reflections on nature, escalators, and a self-deprecating tour of past climbs and forecasts.
A sequence of real estate deeds recorded including Frank M Waren to Melvin C Thompson for 1200 dollars a NE quarter of section 19 township 18 north range 3 east. Jones B Huskey to Merle A Edwards for 5636.11 dollars Lot 6 and east half of Lot 5 Block 2 Riverside Realty Company subdivision. Bernice R Liner to Booker T Singleton Lot 6 Block 11 Renwick's addition for 450 dollars. Tross Pettigrew to M J Hartman Lot 18 Block 2 Hinkle's addition for 750 dollars. D S Norris to Brown Paper Mills Company Inc a tract in SE SE quarter of NW quarter of section 7 township 15 north range 3 east for 25 dollars and other considerations. Felix D Foster to Vernon L Hobgood SE quarter of NW quarter of NW quarter and north half of SW quarter of NW quarter of NW quarter of section 10 township 17 north range 4 east for 1800 dollars. J C Steele Lumber Company Inc to Ellis E Brown West half of Lot 6 Block 10 Riverbend Addition for 333 dollars. Lucian L Webb to H Norris a tract in Lot 4 Section 18 Township 17 North Range 3 East for 1500 dollars. Arden Ray Hibbard to Mitchell Edward Anthley Lot 7 Block 4 E S Maupin's Lock and Dam subdivision for 6000 dollars. Josephine Rose Bouie Diettz et al to George H Roberts Lot 7 F D Thompson's portion Willie Cheffin property in Section 24 and 75 Township 18 North Range 3 East for 450 dollars.
A French delegation led by Silvain Andre Gorse completed a U S study tour sponsored by the Mutual Security Agency. They noted American farmers’ strong knowledge of core topics but limited awareness of international affairs and economic issues. They contrasted costs, labor use, home life, and access to information between France and the United States.
James Marlow reports John Rankin, longtime Mississippi congressman and ardent segregationist, loses renomination to Thomas Abernethy after a party reorganization heightens a partisan battle. Rankin, famed for fiery rhetoric and HUAC leadership, endured a sweeping career marked by clashes with colleagues and civil rights opponents.
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