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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1949
Page
9
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Washington observers expect a heated fight when Congress convenes January 3 over farm policy. President Truman will push for the Brannan farm subsidy plan as part of a broader price support program shaping the 1950 elections. Critics say the plan has political appeal despite past rejection by Congress.
The Brannan plan to prop up farm prices with government funds faces strong opposition. Senators Taft and Wherry label it fraudulent and a swindle, while Democratic leaders Lucas and Anderson defend it as a vast improvement and a balanced path. Major farm groups also denounce the proposal, with the National Grange describing it as an internal cancer threatening free enterprise.
In Detroit a secrecy lid was clamped on the dynamite plot investigation against the C I O United Auto Workers at their headquarters. FBI and city police shielded efforts as a powerful explosive was found but did not explode. Police guard Walter and Victor Reuther, union president Walter Reuther received an armored car, and the case involved threats against AFL unions amid a tense labor climate in Michigan.
In Hull England on December 23 1927 a couple Robert Williams age 28 and Joan Hackock 17 attempted to wed at Boulevard Methodist Church. The church safe containing the marriage register jammed. After an hour the minister best man and taxi drivers assisted. A locksmith failed to open it and officials supplied the municipal register so the ceremony could proceed.
A detailed listing of programs for Bastrop station KTRY 70 Kilocy listing times from 4:45 to 2:30 with shows including Farm Fair News Morning Devotions Housewife editions Love Letters and Songs Duke of Paducah Eddy Arnold Show Chuckwagon Jamboree and Guest Artists, reflecting a mid-20th century radio lineup.
A dense listed broadcast lineup for KMLB 1449 kilocycles, detailing daily programs from farm news at 5:00 to late night news summaries. Programs include Hillbilly Round-Up, Coffee Time Frolics, Bee-Bop Show, Breakfast Club, My True Story, Meet the Band, Curly Fox and Texas Ruby, Louisiana Highlights, U P News, Hollywood hour blocks, and music shows featuring Harry James Paula Stone Benny Goodman and more. The schedule shows multiple repeats and segment overlaps across the day with titles like This Is Your FBI and The Fat Man.
Radio listings for KWKH Shreveport Arkansas Louisiana area show a full day of programming from 5:15 pm through 5:00 am including Ark-La-Tex Jubilee episodes, The Wilburn Family, Arthur Godfrey, Perry Mason, Garry Moore, and News segments. Local news and weather reports appear with Esso News and Sports updates throughout the night.
A detailed listing of KNOE 1394 Friday broadcasts across dayparts from 5:05 AM to 12:00 PM, featuring news blocks, music shows, variety programs, and the Henry Morgan and Puffy's Tavern hours. Includes ad hoc program titles such as Happiness Exchanges, Monte Magee Show, and Singers.
Eastern standard time is used. subtract one hour for central, two hours for mountain. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
A dense listing of network programs and time slots for Friday night shows across nbe cbs abc mbs and other networks. Programs include news broadcasts sports segments film music variety and drama features from 6:00 pm through midnight with recurring host and program names such as Frank Sinatra Jack Smith Henry Morgan Show The Goldbergs Life of Riley Ozzie and Harriet and Meet the Press.
In Baton Rouge Louisiana Mrs Ann Brown Pope 51 formerly of Memphis Tennessee hanged herself in a one room apartment coroner jury rules death by own action Her body found last night suspended from a rafter with a loop of electric cord Sheriff office reported she was estranged wife of Angus Pope of Los Angeles Calif Remains to be shipped to Memphis for burial
In Wichita Falls Texas two five year old boys Billy Rogers and Donnie Tolton died after being covered by dirt and debris beneath a bulldozer used in a leveling job by Rogers Construction Company. Volunteers police and air force personnel aided the search. The inquest is being conducted by Justice of the Peace H W Newman.
Glistening ice greeted early risers in Louisiana and Mississippi with subfreezing readings across many cities. Vicksburg 23 degrees led the states. Biloxi and New Orleans avoided ice. Small craft warnings linger, but forecasts call for diminishing winds, partly cloudy skies, and milder temperatures, with no rain expected.
New York faces a long era of water scarcity after an emergency conference of city and state officials. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey said shortages are likely until mid-1950s unless drastic action is taken. Plans to tap the Hudson for 100 million gallons daily face seven months of delay and uncertain feasibility, with a Delaware River project planned to deliver 100 million by 1952 and up to 440 million gallons daily four years later.
Officials of the tung industry and federal representatives will meet next Wednesday in Gulfport to discuss the new 60 percent parity price support program for the 1949 crop. The fats and oils branch of the Agriculture Department will be represented by Robert M. Walsh and Howard A. Akers. The industry seeks a parity based on 90 percent extraction, but growers say their best extraction is about 87 percent and prefer a loan system over purchase.
The state department of highways announced bid results for a 46 mile sand clay gravel surfacing project in Franklin Parish. Apparent low bidders were R. G. Cruse Lumber Co. Inc. and W. R. Slay Construction Co., both of Sicily Island, with a combined bid of 100056 dollars.
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