Pappas Heads Officers of Louisiana Restaurant Assoc
Bobby Pappas elected president of the Louisiana Restaurant Association at a Benton Hotel Bentley meeting in Alexandria. First president living outside Alexandria. Edgar Hemphill Monroe named to board. Lloyd Bearden New Orleans first vice president. Pete Dalovisio Lake Charles second vice president. Joseph Daschback New Orleans third vice president. Glen O. Smith Shreveport fourth vice president. Harold Wise New Orleans treasurer. 1951 board of directors announced with widespread city representation. A luncheon followed by a session to plan for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Pappas
Monroe
Louisiana Restaurant Association
Elc i Hotel
Bentley
Alexandria
Edgar Hemphill
Lloyd Bearden
New Orleans
Pete Dalovisio
Lake Charles
Joseph Daschback
Glen O. Smith
Shreveport
Harold Wise
Nick Bravos
Baton Rouge
Th Association
Board of Directors
Honor Roll of Businesses and Officials Listed
A continued honor roll lists numerous local businesses and offices in West Monroe and nearby areas, including tax assessor, lumber and hardware firms, jewelry, ready-to-wear, furniture, auto supply, oil and light companies, department, sanitation, employment, public welfare, and other civic entities. The article notes debate over Louisiana’s oil royalties due to the U.S. and questions federal collection authority, with local officials like Kemp and Lucille May Grace offering cautious, skeptical views on federal entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turpin Lumber & Supply Co
R. & A. Jewelry Co
Field
Monroe Hardware Co
Kellogg Lumber Co
James Machine Works
N. E. la
State College
W. Monroe
D. & E. Furniture Co
Monroe Auto & Supply Co
Central Oil & Supply Co
F. Strauss & Son
Monroe Fire Department
Martin Marble Works
Durrett, Inc
Monroe
United Electric Service
la Power & Light Co
Supreme Bedding & Mfg. Co
Bancroft Paper Co
Coleman Mfg. Co
Scott Truck & Tractor Co
Industrial Machinery & Supply Corp
Central Auto Sales
Holloway & Thompson
Frank's Smart Shoes
Baker's
Sothern Lumber & Box Co
George Guerriero Ins
Aetna Finance Offers $100 Cash Shopping Plan
Aetna Finance Company launches the Shopping Money Plan giving worthy families and individuals $100 cash instantly for shopping needs and expenses with or without security. Larger amounts available. stop at 204 N 2nd Street to apply with manager Carter Styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Finance Company
Aetna
N. 2Nd Street
Carter Styles
Adv
Fair Enough Accuses Inquiry of Dishonesty and Infiltration
A heated tirade accuses congressional inquiry members of dishonesty and concealment. The speaker claims evidence of secret persecution by Lipschutz, Sheldon, and allies, urging public testimony, grand jury consideration, and exposure of covert league activities and investigative tactics. The rant references spying, raids, and alleged corruption dating back to earlier eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipschutz
Sheldon
Society
League
Conger
Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away
An older reader faces backache, frequent urination, and low energy from possible kidney strain. The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic to flush waste and relieve symptoms, claiming decades of use and wide popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Mississippi Postmaster Nominations Die Without Senatorial Backing
The Senate posts office committee will drop 15 Mississippi postmaster nominations for lack of senatorial approval. Only Ruth Seale at Lyon, Miss., has backing from Senator Stennis, who supports nominations with endorsements from involved representatives. Louisiana picks received approval from their house member, while Mississippi names include Norwood Armory and several others in towns like Chunky Collins and Purvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Stennis
Ruth Seale
Lyon
Miss
Whitington
Mississippi House
Louissiana
Long
House
James W. Norwood
Armory
Alonzo A. Vance
Chunky
John M. Allred
Collins
Julian B. Gardner
Columbus
Leonard C. Gibson, Jr
Crawford
George Martel Bridges
Ethel
Rufina W. Gully
Gholson
Callie R. Davis
Hardsboro
Grace C. Beasley
Purvis
Robert P. Barron
Smithdale
Richard D. Robbins
Summit
Selda M. Dye
Vardaman
Clyde T. Farr
Wesson
Ira L. Moore
West Enterprise
Louisiana
Dan W. Graves
Bogalusa
Loy R. Gaar
Dodson
Arthur H. Prevey
Elizabeth
Etna C. DuCote
Hackberry
Thomas F. Mahaffey
Jennings
Senate split on arm aid to Chinese Nationalists noted
The vote on Knowland's motion divides Democrats and Republicans over foreign policy as 37 Democrats and five Republicans opposed, 34 Republicans and four Democrats supported. Senators Aiken Flanders and Margaret Chase Smith opposed for timing, signaling a Republican tilt on military aid to Nationalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiang Kai-Shek
Knowland
Senate
Aiken and Flanders
Vermont
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
China
Senate Party
Senate Republicans Tinker With Acheson Ouster Move
A GOP policy panel led by Senator Ives weighs blasting the administration over foreign policy. Ives floated ousting Secretary Acheson but later softened the stance. Senator Murray rebuked a Park County News publisher for sending a telegram signed by 417 urging Acheson’s removal. Butler urged a firm change in leadership at the State Department to gain unified support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ives
New York
Acheson
Murray
D.-Mont
Livingston, Mont
Fred J. Martin
Park County News
United
Congress
State Department
Butler
Court continues actions on contempt of congress cases
The Justice Department will proceed with indictments against Earl Browder, Philip Jaffe, and Frederick Vanderbilt Field. A grand jury in Colorado questioned Mrs. Blau about Communist party activities, tied to questions on her employment with the party. The 1940 Smith Act, cited in the case, remains under high court review as eleven top Communists contest its validity. Freetown Sierra Leone’s name origin notes the 1787 homeland for freed slaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hore
Congress
Justice Department
Earl Browder
U. S
Philip Jaffe
Amerisia
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
New York
Blau
Communist Party
Colorado
High Court
Black
Supreme Court
Riots in Singapore as mobs attack court and police clash
Curfew enforced as mobs of Muslims, Malays and Eurasians clash in Singapore. Seven Eurasians reportedly murdered. police and British troops quell the mob with bayonets and tear gas. Two AP correspondents injured, hospitalizing rioters and civilians alike. The Hertogh custody case prompts renewed demonstrations and a court ruling allowing transfer to Holland with a March hearing to decide custody. High religious leaders appeal for calm via radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Maria Bertha
Holland
Associated Press
Tom Masterson
Larry Allen
Masterson
Allen
Hertogh
Singapore
Java
Che Aminah
Tidelands Fight Moves to Congress for State Action
Texas lawmakers vow swift legislative push after a Supreme Court ruling on tidelands. Willis and Connally pledge early next year action to restore state control, while oil leases may continue for 60 days. Louisiana officials also react with similar stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
House
Judiciary Committee
Texas
Senate
Connally
D.-Tex
Supreme Court
Tidelands
Congress
Louisiana
Handbooks Targeted. Calls for Stricter Penalties
Long cites authoritative reports of over 100 handbooks operating in New Orleans and warns state police are investigating. He argues arrests yield only small fines and advocates 60 to 90 day jail sentences to deter handbooks that lure casual bettors with small stakes.
Fire at Good Citizens Funeral Home Causes Roof Damage
Monroe firemen extinguished a blaze at the Good Citizens Funeral Home located at 1617 DeSiard Street. Extensive damage was reported to the roof and second floor with cause still undetermined. engines 101 102 103 ladder four and emergency one responded at 4 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Good Citizens Funeral Home
DeSiard
Union Representatives In Monroe
A group of young men selected to participate in the National $500 Cash Award Plan of Union Circulation Company are under T F Watson. The group includes Perry Penny S D Holder Manuel Portillo Frank Pawlowicz Fred Lee Greene J J Edwards Donald Emmerich and Richard Galloway. They are registered with the local Chamber of Commerce and the Central Registry of the National Association of Magazine Publishers where a $1000 bond guarantees fulfillment of subscriptions. Each member bears a Certificate of Identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Columbus Circle
New York
N. Y
T. F. Watson
Perry Penny
S. D. Holder
Manuel Portillo
Frank Pawlowicz
Fred Lee Greene
J. J. Edwards
Donald Emmerich
Richard Galloway
Chamber of Commerce
Central Registry
National Association of Magazine Publishers
Madison Ave
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Monroyan
United States
Charles Dickens
Scrooge
Flrst
Tax Assessor’s Office
Kemp
Louisiana Register of Lands
Lucille May Grace
Grand Jury
Wen Lipschutz
Joe Brandt
Mierbert Lehman
Henry Ford
Philadelphia
Dorothy Waring
Bureau of Investigation
Richard Rollins
Rollins
U.S.A
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Gooayear
Gen. Electric
Une
Icv
G. E
Goodyear
Walnut
S.anders
Mgr
Mittee
R.-Neb
Freetown
Sierr Leone
Geo.a.dickel
Ohsga
Kentucky
Louisville
DJ Geqo
A. Digkel Dis” Jng Company
Louisvilla
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