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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1949

Page

1

Tech Chief Ropp Honored With July Reception at Tech

Ruston July 14 Special Honoring acting President and Mrs R L Ropp of Louisiana Tech the Faculty Women's Club and the Faculty Men's Club plan a reception in Harperhall July 21 from to 10 p m The general committee as officers Frellsen Smith J Truly Johnson W J Bordelon Miss Helen Woodard Miss Merle Burk Miss Maxine Pepper Miss Edith Cotton supervise refreshments Wives of deans preside at punch bowls Raymond Heard of Ruston state board of education and Mrs Heard attend along with Mrs Smith and Miss Edith Cotton Receiving with the Ropps will be Mr and Mrs Ropp and other faculty and staff members who will greet the acting president and wife

Edith Cotton Tech Agnes Chambless School of Home Economics Ropp Raymond Heard Ruston State Board of Education Heard Frellsen Smith Smith

Dont Neglect Slipping False Teeth

Do false teeth drop slip or wobble when you talk eat laugh or sneeze. FASTEETH an alkaline powder to sprinkle on your plates keeps false teeth firmer set. Gives confident feeling of security and added comfort. No gurumy gooey pasty taste or feeling Get PASTRETH today at any drug store.

Changes in food prices show slight shifts this week

Produce items faced drought driven price changes with New England losses around 30 million dollars. Eastern markets imported cabbage from Colorado and Iowa while some produce items fell in price. Meat prices remained mostly steady with minor gains.

Associated Press New England Colorado Iowa Atlantic Seaboard Chicago Cleveland U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics Dun and Bradstreet

Brahma Breeders to Hold Field Day at LSU

Louisiana Brahma breeders schedule their annual field day for July 21 at Louisiana State University. S. E. McClaine of L S A's animal husbandry department says President S C Johnson of Jackson will preside, with Herman Taylor of Natchitoches as master of ceremonies. The piece also notes an unrelated fact about elephants kneeling when reclining.

Baton Rouge Louisiana

Debate Over Overtime Pay Reform In Congress

The House debated paying overtime at regular rates to workers on premium pay. Senate amendments broadened coverage to all wage hour workers and added a retroactive clause barring back pay claims by longshoremen and stevedores. Lawful overtime remains one and a half times the regular rate.

Washington House Senate Atlantic Pacific Congressional Labor Committees

Fight Foreign Aid Bill Amendments

Washington July 14 Senate leaders lined up votes to block amendments aimed at forcing a 2 billion purchase of surplus U.S. farm commodities in foreign aid and occupation programs. Senator Lucas said he expects Senate rejection of the amendments supported by Senator McClellan to require American products only and funds for agricultural products used solely for that purpose.

Washington Stnte U. S Lucas of Ilinois Senate Senate Appropriations Committee McClellan D.-Ark Economic Cooperation Administration ECA Army Germany Austria Japan Ryukyu Islands Paul Foffman Appropriations Committee Hoffman Molla

Auto Workers elect regional leaders amid faction shifts

The union re elected most leaders, naming Pat O Malley and Ray Ross to regional posts in Ohio West Virginia and parts of Pennsylvania. Harvey Kitzman of Racine becomes 23rd executive board member overseeing Wisconsin Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana and Wyoming.

Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania Pat O'Malley Ray Ross Paul Miley Richard Reisinger Miley Reisinger Wisconsin Minnesota North South Dakota Montana Wyoming Kitzman George Burt Windsor Ont Cy O'Halloran Los Angeles Reuther Charles Kerrigan Martin Gerber New York Tom Starling Atlanta Russell Lerner St. Louis Pat Greathouse Chicago Ray Berndt Indianapolis Charles Ballard Toledo Leonard Woodcock Muskegon Mich Donnell Chapman Flint William McAulay Pontiac Norman Matthews Michael Lacey Joseph McCusker Ed Cote Detroit

Trouble seen for farm trial run as price plan faces foes

Washington reports a Democratic Republican coalition in the House claiming enough votes to block the Brannan plan for a trial run of the farm price bill. Senator Gore and Pace support alternative bills preserving the time-tested program with limited experiments and subsidies, while some administration figures privately fear the trial idea is failing.

Washington Agriculture Brannan Gore D.-Tenn G. O. P. House Representative Pace D.-Ga Pace Brannan

Britain faces continued strike unrest as unions resist orders

The Stevedores and Tugmen unions await a report on the dispute after resisting government pleas to end the walkout. Labour ministers and union leaders clash over whether action is political and how to curb dollar spending as Cripps imposes rationing and import controls. Meanwhile US libraries exceed one million books each.

Stevedore’s Tugmen’s Dana Wilgress London Dock Board George Isaacs Canadian Trades and Labor Council Britain Sterling Cripps

Western convoy tests Soviet lane as blockade eases

The American convoy moved through Helmstedt at forty trucks per hour amid a backlog of sixty German lorries as perishable foodstuffs from West Germany gained access to the Soviet zone. British officials call the move a breach of East West deals and potential Western retaliation. The run marks the first large Western trucking effort since May 12 easing and serves to test the so called little blockade while aiding airlift relief.

Helmstedt West Germany House of Commons New York Paris U. S

Radar contact with the Moon established in 1946

The U S Signal Corps established radar contact with the Moon in 1946 and the echoed signal returned to the sending station in under three seconds.

U. S. Signal Corps

Doan's Pills Warn of Kidney Trouble Signs

Backache and leg pains can signal kidney or bladder problems when poisons stay in the blood. Watch for puffiness under the eyes, swelling, and frequent scanty urine. Doan's Pills offer relief by aiding kidney tube flushing.

Doan

Slot machines demolished in Columbia court yard

Sheriff George E. Erskine, following judge Vincent Mouser, began destroying 15 recently confiscated slot machines. The machines, valued at 250 to 1000 dollars each, held more than 40 pounds of nickels and quarters. A crowd gathered as they were smashed at the rear of the courthouse.

Columbia George E. Erskine Vincent Mouser

College hospital courses proposed in Louisiana

Louisiana state hospital board considers formal college courses in hospital administration for residents. Hospital Director Jesse H. Bankston says 140 institutions across Louisiana are being polled to gauge interest. If favorable, LSU may host such instruction next school year via a junior level course, a non credit evening extension, or a ten day annual hospital management training conference.

Baton Rouge State Hospital Board Jesse H. Bankston Louisiana Bankston Louisiana State University College of Commerce

BC Headache Powders or Tablets Offer Quick Relief

When nerve pains strike use BC Powders or Tablets. The formulation blends several popular pain relievers for fast relief from headaches neuralgia and minor muscular aches. Available in powder or tablet form with the same effective BC formula. Two tablets equal one powder 10c and 25c.

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