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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
6
The Meader report faces a split within Congress as Republicans press for public release and Democrats oppose citing peace talks and jurisdiction concerns. Kilgore defends publication while denouncing the report’s broad accusations about troops refugees and displaced persons.
Krug told a congressional committee gas lines could move 50 to 150 million cubic feet daily within weeks, aiding coal shortages but not solving them. Most gas would serve the Ohio region, with broader dislocation concerns raised by Pennsylvania miners and Texas officials skeptical on timing. Arnold proposed non profit ownership to end oil industry monopoly concerns and Jesse Jones was invited for views on line disposal.
A critique argues judges lack training for labor disputes and unions favor partiality in labor relations boards. It advocates public education to shift opinion, compares federal judges' handling of complex cases, warns that preserving Wagner act protections may sustain self serving union leaders, and endorses Knox Ferguson Fulbright proposals for court oversight while cautioning about racketeers and political patronage.
The Monroe News Star reports in court Lewis and his United Mine Workers team debated a proposed verdict by the government and considered putting Lewis on the stand. The government rested its case as defense fights motions to strike evidence and condemns an injunction used against miners’ rights.
Civic groups seek a fair and uniform market price in a community effort. Gas and oil operators warn a federal court ruling extending FPC power to regulate well-head gas prices in interstate commerce threatens the industry. Canadian birch is noted for aircraft propeller use due to straight grain and knot-free quality.
E D Otwell to add a one story frame residence at 701 Mississippi St costing under 200, owner builds. J S Washburn to move a dwelling frame from 405 Louisville Ave to 1314 Spencer St, value 1250, move cost under 1100, L J Bowers moves. William Wood to erect a warehouse frame at 406 Allen St cost under 250, owner builds. Thomas Finn to erect a dwelling frame at 217 Egan St cost under 2500, day labor. Myles G Williams to add store frame at 516 Marx St cost under 275, day labor.
The notice lists a 1946 retail liquor permit application for Downs Place at 1512 Cypress St West Monroe by owner W M L Downs, with dates December 3 and 4 1946. It also records succession actions for George Calvin Moore and Frank W Watson with probate numbers and sale details including January 15 1947 auction of described land at the Ouachita Parish Court House.
Senator Connally argues the Soviet disarmament plan aims to ban the atomic bomb and then cede armament rules to the Security Council where vetoes could block any action. He urges safeguards to avoid being blocked by any single state or bloc, as Russia contemplates its position amid delayed Russian instructions.
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