Rail dispute narrows to coal talks with NLRB order
General Counsel Robert N. Denham of the National Labor Relations Board seeks a coercive order to compel Lewis to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association led by Joseph E. Moody. Moody represents about one third of U S coal operators but Lewis bars Moody from talks on May 18 because the group has not signed the current contract which expires June 30. Moody urged NLRB to join negotiations for a new contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis
Southern Coal Producerstation
Association
Joseph E. Moody
Moody
NLRB
Government negotiators resume talks on major labor disputes
AP reports government agents renew talks to resolve three vast labor disputes affecting about 590000 workers including United Mine Workers 400000 members three railroad brotherhoods 190000 and 90 A F L atomic energy workers at Oak Ridge Tennessee The pay talks at AT and T and the C I O American Union of Telephone Workers cover 25000 workers in 42 states A White House effort with John R Steelman seeks to end the deadlocked railroa d dispute and court actions continue over the coal miners case at Washington D C
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
A. F. L. Atomic Energy
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Long Lines Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
C. I. O. American Union of Telephone Workers
Washington
John R. Steelman
Lewis
U. S. District Court
Southern Coal Operators Association
National Labor Relations Board
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
New York
Greek guerrillas may seek new frontiers as war weighs in
Observers note a looming major offensive against guerrillas with allied and Greek leaders predicting rebel forces could be crushed by late summer. Analysts cite dwindling northern supply routes and talk of possible moves into Yugoslavia Albania or Bulgaria if terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallades
Greece
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Vasiades
Athens
Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey Profile in Nashville
Russell Willis reports switching to Calvert Reserve at 519 Broadway Nashville after testing several brands. Calvert Reserve blends 65 grain neutral spirits and is rated 86.8 proof. produced by Calvert Distillers Corp in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert Reserve
Calvert
Alvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Oil market rally and mixed stock gains unfold in New York
New York June 1 oil shares lead a brisk market uptick as trading opens with turnover easing from a strong start. Sector leaders include Allied Chemical, American Can, General Electric and United States Steel with varied gains and several issues edging up while some declines remain fractional in the wake of OTC upticks.
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New York
U. S
Rig Hote
BAS
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Mills
Paeaveeve
Allied Btor
American Locomotive
Americat Mata
American Power & Light
American Radiator & Starter BS
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar Refinery
Risen Orr
American Tel
Cevecraccees
American Water Works
Anaconda
P.perreesseeces
Atchison T& SF
Avco
Baldwin Locomotive
Esneses Lite Baltimore & Ohio
Barnsdall Oil
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Chovarp
Borden Company
Cescaeenes
Bockermp IE
Cen Eye
Cent Aguirre Ceitat Sa
Chesaneake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca-Cola
Columb‘s Gas & Electric
Commonwealth & Southern
Consolidated Copper Mines
Continental
Alps
Continental Motors
Continental Oil
Delaware
Pyre
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wright A
Ecreesees
Sega Deat Deere & Company
C.seeeet
Douglas A'rcraft
Cceeeerseteny Nee de du Pont de Nemours
Treeeseees
Eastman Kodak
Seseesserereenes
Cselap
Ea Wes Ae
Vweelare
Eon Electric Power & Light
Erie Railroad
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Great Northern Railway Pfd
Greyhound Corporation
Thataees
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Gulf Oil
Gulf States Utilities
Hercules Powder Hudson Motor
Tinois
Central National Can
Aatel Eae
National Dairy Products
Ee National Distillers
Eseseeerers
National Power & Light
Inspirational Consolidated Copper Feet International Harvester
International Nickel Candeayaeee International Tel & Tel
Crereeres
Johns-Manville
Bispgrdte Ote
Kansas City Southern
Kennecott Copper
Ssseeereers
Kroger Grocery
Eaeee
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Ngks Weess
BEY Liegett & Myers
Serena
Dior OM
Lockheed Aircraft
Loews Incorporated
Long Bell Lumber
Wiesserenee
Lorillard P ., Ees
Aaihan
Louisville & Nashville
Lamesp
Nash-Kelvinator
Eeseeeees Ginseee
Leah National Biscuit
Ccreeeeeereere O
National Supply
Cscerrecene
Nehi Corporation
Seree
Newport Industries
Sae Agaee
New York Central Railroad
Acaviae
North American Company
Northern Pacific
Otis Elevator
Pasaurmerees
Packard Motor
Petewaing
Pan American Airways
Sseereens
Paramount Pictures
Lisbin
Penney JC
Pennsylvania Railroad
Phillips Petroleum Et Veveste
Aconth
Procter & Gamble
Sete Radio Corporation
Remington Rand Ee
Wee Ss
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco B
Richfield Oil
Gpssian
Edenley Distillers
Eatshet-Ieyane
Sears Roebuck
Shell Union
Ce Adisses Soc8
Simmons Company
Eet
Cpeey
Eee
Sinclair OU
Ene
Rpee
Socony-Vacuum Ovy
Ineanie
Southern Pacific
Iest
Eneee
Southern Railway
Ogra
Sperry Corporation
Lapedadesticee OM Standard Brands
Standard Oil
California
Velita Pantea
Indiana
Svisculia
Sandard Oi
New Jersey
Stone & Webster
Studebaker Corporation
Wheat and grain futures ease from session highs on board of trade
Chicago prices drifted lower from the day’s peak as hedging in wheat and profit taking in feed grains softened gains. Wheat July settled at 2.33 33 1/4, corn July 2.17 1/4, oats July 92 1/8, soybeans July 4.14, with nearby futures for oats corn and soybeans showing mixed moves and lard futures edging lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Livestock prices report from Chicago market summary
Salable hogs 17 000 total 21 000 top 24 75. bulk good and choice 170 230 lbs 24 00 24 50. 240 260 lbs 22 25 23 50. 270 290 lbs 21 00 22 00. 300 375 lbs 19 25 20 75. 400 475 lb butchers 18 50 19 00. sows 17 00 18 25. calves salable 1 090 total 1 000 top 25 50. light steers 1 200 1 300 lb high choice. heifers 32 50 34 25. Colorados to 34 75. cutters 19 00 down. beef cows 20 00 24 00. bulls 25 75 down. vealers 30 00 31 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago
USDA wire reports arrivals total shipments for Friday through Monday with regional prices for Bliss Triumphs in Alabama California Florida and Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley. Early Ohio and Cobblers listed with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Alabama
Bliss
California
Florida
Minnesota
Cotton futures ease in narrow New Orleans trading
New Orleans price action shows irregular cotton futures within a narrow range with close gains and losses across months. Spot cotton closes steady up 25 cents per bale with strong New York activity weighing on futures. Japanese buying and mill demand provide some support later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York
Japan
Japanese Board of Trade
Poultry prices hold steady on Chicago market
Live poultry and fowl remained steady while the balance firm in Chicago today. Receipts totaled 23 trucks and one car with prices mostly unchanged to one cent higher. Fowls listed at 32 for fowl, 26 for Leghorn fowl, roasters 44 to 48, fryers 41 to 45, broilers 40, old roosters 20. wholesale ducklings 31, heavy ducks 26, small ducks 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Market Report
Butter steady with receipts totaling 787,614 over two days. Prices remain unchanged across grades, with U S extras at 70 cents and up. Eggs steady despite lower prices in three grades, current receipts 40.5. standards 41.5 to 42.5. dirties 39. checks 36.
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Chicago
U. S
Veteran’s empty grave decorated at Fairview Cemetery
Farmington Me June 1 The American Legion decorated all veterans’ graves in Fairview Cemetery except Private Earl E Sawyer whose body remains in his mother’s parlor in a sealed casket since returning from Europe last November. Mrs Rita Brown says a quiet service and burial will follow in a few weeks.
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Farmington
Fairview Cemetery
Earl E. Sawyer
American Legion
Sawyer
Europe
Rita Brown
German Prostitutes in Frankfurt Arrested by Occupation Police
The provost marshal reports about 200 women are arrested weekly in Frankfurt, the occupied city. Some 40 percent suffer from venereal disease, and cooperation with German police aims to curb vice though hospital space is insufficient for care. A rising number of rolled cases prompts warnings to GIs to be more selective in who they meet.
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Frankfurt
Infant Mary June Head Dies in West Monroe
Mary June Head six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Head of 805 LaZarre Avenue West Monroe died early Tuesday in a local sanitarium. Funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev Coughran officiating and interment in Hasley Cemetery. She is survived by her parents one brother Charles S Mayfield one sister Judy Marie Mayfield maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Z L Joiner West Monroe paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Z L Head West Monroe. Hall Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary June Head
A. L. Head
LaZarre Avenue
West Monroe
Rev. Coughran
Hasley Cemetery
Charles S. Mayfield
Judy Marie Mayfield
Z. L. Joiner
Z. L. Head
Hall Funeral Home
Funeral held for Mrs Susie Calk at Calhoun church
The funeral for Mrs Susie Calk was conducted Tuesday at the Methodist Church in Calhoun with Rev Frank Smith presiding. Interment followed at the church cemetery under Kilpatrick Funeral Home direction. Survivors include husband Carlos Calk two sons Newt R Calk Clinton Calk two daughters Myrtle Calk Evelyn Calk four sisters six other relatives and two grandsons. Pallbearers listed as Percy Thompson E M Finly K L Finly J L Heatly John Wilson and Richard Linder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Calk
Methodist
Calhoun
Frank Smith
Kilpatrick
Church
Lloyd Averitte
Slocum
Tex
F. B. Turner
W. L. Maxie
Eula Tabb
Monroe
Alice Raines
James
Eugene Calk
Percy Thompson
E. M. Finly
K. L Finly
J. L. Heatly
John Wilson
Richard Linder
East Carroll parish summer activities and graduations noted
East Carroll residents plan visits and vacations with relatives across Mississippi and Louisiana. Several family members attend or celebrate graduations at Baton Rouge High, LSU, and Farmerville High School with trips to New Orleans, Ville Platte, Monroe, and Lake Charles. Local faculty, garden clubs, and home demonstration events also anchor the season's social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Harris
Hardy O'Steen
East Carroll Parish
Louisiana State University
Bertha Lee Ferguson
Eunyce Howard
Cuba Campaignant: Grau Opposed by Nunez and Chibas
In Cuba Grau faces strong opposition from Dr. Ricardo Nunez Portuondo a 44 year old surgeon and Piol's main rival along with Senator Eduardo Chibas 40 and Senator Juan Marinello 49 a communist. Chibas and Prio dueled last July with injuries and observers rate Nunez as favorite but outside chances remain for Chibas and Marinello. Batista now in exile in Florida runs for senate on Nunez ticket with potential future bid for presidency. The piece also notes Sand Creek valley Oregon erosion pinnacles.
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Grau
Ricardo Nunez Portuondo
Piio
Eduardo Chibas
Juan Marinello
Chibas
Prio
Nunez
Marinello
Gerardo Machado
Fulgencio Batista
Machado
Florida
Senate
Ouachita Sheriff Sale Notices and Public Assessments
Special notices from Ouachita Parish Louisiana detail a June 12 1948 sheriff sale of Tok plus parcels in Monroe including a lot in Block 2 of a 24 acre tract fronting Cotton Street and Clayton Street. The notices also announce assessment hearings open for twenty days and list a partition by licitation sale of Lot 9 Block A in Grubb Railroad Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Ouachita
State of
Louisiana
Monroe
Property sale in Monroe under writ of fi fa
Ouachita fourth district court offers at the west front door of Monroe courthouse on Saturday June 19 1948 the seizure of defendants property including a 1939 International Truck a Gray Mare a Black Horse two pairs of harnesses a Log Trailer two crosscut lawn stretchers and tongs to satisfy a writ of fi fa with terms of sale cash with the benefit of June 1 and June 15 1948
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Louisiana
Parish OF
Quachita
Fourth Judicial Dist Court
Richard C. Jouissaint
DBA
Twin City Welding & Machine Shop
W. D. Plunk
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ouachita
Louisiana
Court House
Monroe
West Monroe
G. W. Hill
Cotton Street
Cotton St
Clayton St
Ouachita Parish
Parish OF Ouachita
Fourth Judicial Dist
Parlor City Lumber Company. Inc
W. G. Cauthron
M. Cauthron
Caen
Parish
Fourth Judicial Dist Court Motors Securities Company Inc
Jarvis
Fay
Pontiac
Delinquent Tax Sale Foreclosure In Ouachita Parish Louisiana
Public sale notices describe two actions: a mortgage foreclosure by Motors Securities Co Inc and a delinquent movables and immovable tax sale by the State Tax Collector. Events set for June 1948 in Monroe and Ouachita Parish with auctions at courthouse doors and cash terms for bidders.
Tax Sale Notice of Ouachita Parish Delinquents 1947
Delinquent tax list for Ouachita Parish shows numerous properties, owners, and assessed values as tax sale date approaches. Wards 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 list names Lot descriptions and amounts due plus interest and costs. Sheriff Milton Coverdale to sell at public auction if taxes remain unpaid. A mortgagee notice warns creditors to protect rights before sale on June 19 1948 at Monroe court house West Door.
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Louisiana
Ouachita
Monroe
Anthony
J. F
Fishtol
Adams St
10Th St
Brown
Charlie
Renwick
Coleman
Jor
Faulk
COX. L. d
McEnery
Lee Ave
Richmond St
Dunn
FE. L
Harrington
Jack
Harris
Henry
Prichard St
Hart. R. G
James W. Stevens
Jackson
Larkin
Virginia
Lee
Jhosa
Johnston
Miles
Idell
B. H
Dixie Investment Co
Alexander
Moore
Mildred D
Prichard
Murray
Charles FE
Mary
Parlor City Lumber Co
T. Jones
T. H
Robinson
Calvin J
Stubbs
Y. B
Grammont
Fred
Clark
Sims
James A., JR
D. A. B Jr
Mlaughter
Annie
Smith
Johnnie R
Renwicks
Teel
D. R
Anna EB
H. M. Conn
Crescent Bend
Tompkins
Simon Uchlenker
Wilson Wllmna
Vail
Wilson Willamas
Wadley
James
Robert Wadley
Layton
Whitfield
Adda
William
Elbert
Williams
George
Murphy
Banks
Willis
Maida mM
W. Lou Wilson
Jack Willis
Lamyville
Wilbon
Johnnie
United States
Milton Coverdale
Ouachita Parish
State Tax Collector
Monroe News-Star
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Seanssersee
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Si Tissserhearse
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Ole Miss
K. Gore
Mrs
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J. M. Hamley
St. Martinville
Bernard deMahy
P. G. Marron
Patsy Sue Merrill
Sterling Merrill
Baton Rouge High
Bill Wyly
Desona” Plantation
Mr. Wyly
Grady Wyly
Audie Gibson
Ruleville
Miss
W. B. Adams
2. R. Adams
W. H. Parker
Ville Platte
Lloyd Raner
J. C. Hamley
Vicksburg—Meridian
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Mis
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Betty Jo Myers
E. B. Ross
J. W. Hutchison
Farmerville
R. Rosenzweig
Yvonne Henderson
Farmerville High School
Gwen Walsworth
Miss Cheek
Tech
Ruston
Miss Walsworth
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Clarksville, Ark
College of the Ozarks
Municipal Auditorium
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Hilman Logan
Greenville
Patricia Wagi
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The
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Betty
C. E. Newman
L. F. Russell
Lake Charles
J. V. Duhon
A. J. Wyly
J. H. Gilfoil
A. J. Wyly, Jr
Louisiana State University Medical School
Sicily Island
W. S. Peck, Sr
Capitol
Ben Childress
Highland Plantation
John Phillips
Jamie Haller
Mark H Brown
Bessie B. Powell
Pearl F. Brown
Cuba
Sand Creek Valley
Oregon
Bert Coverdale
Edward E. Lewis
John W. Day
Fourth Judtettl District Court
Quachite
6Th
Monroe, Ln
Ward
Nolly
E. L
Arnold Frankli
Dooleys Additio
Fields
Aaron
Nw'a
Harold, Loula
Harri9
Thomas E., JR
Sw'y
Johnson
C. M
Lonnie J Fletcher
Nichols
Lizzie
G. O Deoleys
Rba
Fielding. JR
Mailkowski
Ross
Dillie Bell
Sanders
Green
Nela
Seo & T
Bailey
John H
Dixie Lumber Company
Robert F
Buatt
H Lee
Ebys Natchitoches Road
Natchitoches Rd
Calaway
W. O
Caldwell
Elva
E'y
Carter
Mattie
Maud Tidwelli
Splane Place
Haynes
Deville
Lucille
Daniel
Nwhe
Nwoa
Dixif Lumber Company
Attention
L. B. Hendricks
Frost
Attention L. R. Greens
Lillie Mab
McKaskle
Brownville
Harrell
Willie
Calloway
Brownyville
Howard
Susie Howard
Huttt
Carrier
Schade
Parish Road
Alfred
Honest John's
Georgia
Morris
Murphy, Samuel
J. A. Johnstons
Patrick
Johnnie L
Honest Jon's
Palton
Louis
Wyatt
N. W
Hennick
Joseph NW
Gladys Maxwellr
Morgan
N. D
Nwta
Branch
Preston
Bessil
Bw'a
Ray
Aynie G
Werner
Loli Baw Mill Company
M‘curdy
Ellison
Bertys Stock Farm, Inc
Pierce
Bec
Pilus
Coat
Thompson
L. W
Ely
HAW Mill Company
Hamilton, Roosevelt
Bright
Harbor, Spencer
Geneva J. Harbor
T. W
Henderson, Oneal
ODESS
T. W. Addn
Jane
St. Red River Lumber Company, Inc
DeSlard Terrace
Sumler
Ollie T
Taylor, Roosevelt
Clara R. Taylor
Frank D
F. DD. Thompson
Willie Cheffie
F. D. Thompson
Gussie Lee
Tucker
Daisy M
Eliger Tucker
Douglas
West Monroe Brown
Elizabeth J
Alex Johnson
Cheniere Ad
McGee's School
Donaldson
Gertrude
Royd
Trenton
Impts
Heard
Howell H. Heard
J. F. Heard
Johnson, Jomnnie
Flournoy
8Th St
M'Naughton
A. W
Claiborne
Roberts
P. W
Cox Lot
Hannah
R. P. Benson
R. R. Ave
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