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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1948

Page

9

Scouters Meet in Sterlington With Morse Code Demo

Scouters of the central district will hold their monthly roundtable at the Munce clubhouse in Sterlington at 7 00 p m on Thursday June 3 announced by T Mickel central district commissioner All scoutmasters and committeemen in the Twin Cities area are invited by troop 67 of Sterlington for a chicken spaghetti supper After the meal a Morse code signaling demonstration will be led by Bill Ensminger scoutmaster of troop 28 Monroe Other items include ceremonies and games for troop programs and a Camp Ki Ro Li planning discussion For thirty to forty scouters the roundtable is held to share ideas plans and new program aids

Central District Munce Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company Sterlington T. Mickel Twin Cities Bill Ensminger Monroe Ki-Ro-Li

Ten California incumbents re elected in party primaries

San Francisco June 2 ten of California's 23 house members appeared to have secured another term based on primary results. Ten were apparent winners in both parties, with no opposition in November. Voter turnout was about 50 percent amid lack of statewide races and national issues. California street cable car bond issue failed. Havenner and Mailliard faced a tight November race in the 4th district. Helen Gahagan Douglas won renomination in the 14th district as the field trailed in the Republican primary.

San Francisco California House of Representatives Congress Earl Warren Truman Henry Wallace Franck C. Havenner William S. Mailliard Helen Gahagan Douglas Los Angeles

Brazil investigates jails as arrests surge in Rio

In Rio de Janeiro authorities survey jail conditions after many arrested as suspected communists allege police beatings. A proposed law would limit solitary confinement to ten days for rebellion or inciting disorder, or physical aggression. Also noted is the United States annual packaging demand of 70 million paper bags.

Brazil United States

Retired New York Banker Carroll Downes Dies in Atlanta

Carroll Downes longtime banker and former executive director of the Southern Governors Conference died after a weeklong illness at age 70. A Texarkana native and former president of Philadelphia National Bank and Liberty National Bank in New York, he was linked to William C Durant and served as vice president of Durant Enterprises. Survivors include son Cmdr. Carroll Downes Jr and daughter Mrs. Doland Addis. He lived in Atlanta for years after moving from Texarkana and had once operated the State Line Municipal golf course.

Atlanta Carroll Downes Philadelphia New York Southern Governors Conference Texarkana Texas Downes Wye Mills Philadelphia National Bank Liberty National Bank New York Philharmonic Symphony Society Bobbie Bowers Cmdr Carroll Downes, Jr U. S. Navy Doland Addis Devon Tex State Line Robert Lacy

Actress Gets Big Engagement Ring in Hollywood

Hollywood June 2 Joan Davis film and radio comedienne wears a seven carat engagement ring from Danny Elman former Chicago businessman The wedding date is not set She will finalize divorce from writer Si Wells in December Galen noted drying properties of linseed oil in 230 A D.

Hollywood Joan Davis Radio Comedienne Danny Elman Chicago Si Wells

Local Birth Announcements From Monroe and Nearby Clinics

Riverside Sanitarium reports a son James Steven born June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Pumphrey of Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Mahoney of West Monroe welcome a daughter born May 31. Vaughn Wright Bendel Clinic records daughter Linda Theresa born May 31 to Rodney Bloomer and wife of Monroe. St Francis Sanitarium notes a daughter born May 3 to E. V. Senn of Farmerville and a son born June 2 to Dr. F. C. Amman and wife of Monroe.

J. N. Pumphrey Monroe James Steven D. M.mahoney West Monroe Vaughn-Wright-Bendel Clinic Rodney Bloomer Linda Theresa E. V. Senn Farmerville F. C. Amman

Atomic Workers Cast Votes On Final Offer At Oak Ridge Lab

Oak Ridge Tenn June 2 Last ballots will be cast today by 875 workers in the Oak Ridge national laboratory unionized under the AF of L A T Labor Council on whether to accept the company final offer. Voting indicates a high turnout. the two day poll by the National Labor Relations Board is the first under the Taft Hartley act emergency provision. The union seeks a 26 cent an hour raise above the $1.38 average wage. the company offers 1 1/2 to 17 1/2 cents with an average above 10 cents. Union leader Kenneth L Scott says rejection is likely. The poll followed a court order to prevent a strike for 80 days.

Oak Ridge Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation Kenneth L. Scott Atomic Laboratory

Lesson in Murder Costs Life of Boy

In Johnstown Pa a 14 year old, Richard Watkins, died after hanging from a clothes line in his room while alone at home. Coroner Joseph Goveckar said the child may have been experimenting with a comic book image titled A Lesson in Murder which lay open on the bed.

Johnstown Richard Dick” Watkins Cambria County Joseph Goveckar Goveckar Betty Elvis Watkins

Letter Carriers Meet Elects Five District Officers

The Fifth District Louisiana Letter Carriers Association met in Farmerville on May 31 electing Guy Ludwig as president. Delegates-at-large were W. F. Goss and E W Hendrix. Officers include George Pate as vice-president and Rudolph Griffiths as secretary treasurer. The women’s auxiliary elected officers and former Congressman Charles McKenzie spoke. Farmerville hosts next year’s meeting after a catfish dinner.

Farmerville Guy Ludwig Louisiana Letter Carriers’ Association American Legion Hall W. F. Goss E W. Hendrix Grayson Goss Hendrix George Pate Quitman Rudolph Griffiths Chatham Women's Auxiliary W. C. Sanders Eros K. E. Ball Vienna Charles McKenzie

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