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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1952

Page

13

Plan to form nine member coastal oversight board faces opposition

Debates over the Gravolet-Perez proposal to place a governor-appointed nine member board, including a coastal director and a wildlife director, spark protests from commercial fishermen and Plaquemines Jefferson parish interests. House support grows as lawmakers vote to insulate spending agencies but critics fear loss of enforcement and fishing rights. President Truman era wage and steel strike tensions sway national policy as defense orders shift amid disrupting strikes.

Beeson Plaquemines Jefferson Parish Gravelet House Senate Kennon Senate Judiciary Highway, Welfare and Institutions Department

Marine Reserve Sergeant Minor Released From Active Duty

Marine Reserve Sergeant Richard S. Minor, 20, completed 17 months of continuous duty at Parris Island after enlisting in the Marine Corps Reserve. He trained at the East Coast Depot as a rifle marksmanship instructor and is released to inactive duty. Parents live in Monroe Louisiana. wife and son also reside there.

Parris Island S. C Marine Reserve Richard S. Minor Marine Corps Sergeant Minor Marine Corps Reserve East Coast Marine Corps Recruit Depot Weapons Training Battalion Malvern Street Monroe

Senate talks push toward union shop in steel talks

The Senate coverage notes ongoing earnestly bargained steel industry negotiations led by union president and John R. Steelman. A two-year deal is seen as restoring production and bringing long term labor management peace with a potential 16 cent hourly wage rise under a 22 cent package.

John R. Steelman Truman

Mindon Lawyer Upholds Public Trust in Judicial Office

A Minden lawyer declares his commitment to the judiciary as a public trust. He emphasizes learning character and ability, promising to interpret and administer the law fairly and impartially to safeguard every individual's rights and freedoms.

UN and Korean Front Action Escalates Near Chorwon

North Korea warns of a response to alleged POW killings at Koje Island as UN forces conduct ground and air actions on the Western Front. Allied patrols engage near Yonchon and Chorwon with several high intensity clashes. U S air and marine strikes target Red troops and frontline installations with ten B26 sorties reported.

Nam Il Panmunjom Red Army United Nations Command Koje Island U.N Chorwon Yonchon Pukhan River U.S

Solons Vote To Sweat It Out At Capitol

Senators rejected a bill by Sen. Laurance Eustice to air condition the first three floors of the state capitol, House, and Senate buildings. The measure failed 20 to 15 amid arguments about comfort and cost. E. M. Toler, a Clinton physician and long-serving member, quipped he has perspired there 16 years and can sweat it out.

Baton Rouge House Senate Laurance Eustice New Orleans E. M. Toler Clinton

Pardon Themes From Ancient Scripture and Baynard Taylor

A brief reflection quotes Numbers 14 19 urging mercy and forgiveness in line with divine forbearance. It contrasts pardoning grace with wrath and cites Baynard Taylor on forgiveness as God s best attribute in a concise devotional note.

Egypt Baynard Taylor

Armed Forces Radio Service to Broadcast from Louisiana

Armed Forces Radio Service plans worldwide presentations from New Orleans Alexandria Shreveport Lafayette Monroe Baton Rouge and Hammond to bring familiar Louisiana hometown sounds to troops abroad. The daily overseas broadcasts begin Sunday August 17 with communities notified when they are scheduled to be heard to alert relatives overseas.

Los Angeles Armed Forces Radio Service Louisiana New Orleans Alexandria Shreveport Lafayette Monroe Baton Rouge Hammond Mason Wright Jr Wright

Ferriday Garden Club selects Yard of the Month

The Ferriday Garden Club named the yard of Mrs. W. Ray McClain as Yard of the Month for June. Her garden features phlox petunias and other annuals with cannas in the borders. Honorable mention goes to Mr. and Mrs. C A Dykes.

Ferriday Ferriday Garden Club W. Ray McClain

Watches From American Factories Reach 10,000 Daily Output

American watch factories produce about 10,000 watches each day, totaling over 3,000,000 annually. The output reflects large scale manufacturing capabilities and steady demand for timepieces.

Reds claim germ weapons in Chinese war claim

AP reports that the Communists claim germ weapons for at least 15 years but have not used them in Korea. U.S. biowarfare experts say no evidence of BW use or stockpiles exists in the Korean War zone, despite investigations into suspected labs.

Elton C. Fayap Washington United States Korea Korean War Defense Department North Korea United Nations Pyongyang Russia U.S Tokyo Robert Lovett Levett Maryland Utah Kremlin Marshal Voroshilov Voroshilov Ussr Die Tat Zurich Switzerland

Troops Demonstrate Weapons as Koje Island Breakup Prep

U S paratroopers use flame throwers tanks and tear gas in a second dress rehearsal for splitting Koje Island POW compartments. Brig Gen Haydon Boatner plans the dispersal of 80 000 prisoners into 500 man units amid trenches and loudspeakers.

Robert B. Tuckman Koje Island Korea U.S Koje Kose Haydon L. Boatner Francis Dodd Thomas J. H. Trapnell 187Th Airborne Boamer Eward Haviland Lastayo Pusan Paul F. Yount U.N Kore Yount Army Dodd Charles Colson

Commission on Bacteriological Warfare Debate Sparks Safeguard Worries

A statement warned against disarming in exchange for promises without safeguards. The speaker argued that those who level false charges about bacteriological warfare could similarly make false promises not to use it.

Ament Commission

Western Union Revises Rates After Strike Settlement

The Western Union Telegraph Company filed tariffs with the FCC to raise domestic telegram and money order rates effective July 6, tied to labor-cost increases from a 53-day strike settlement on May 23. The change aims for about 9.3 percent higher total charges with 15 word telegrams at 63 cents, preserving larger word allowances and offering press dispatch increases of about 6 percent.

Western Union Telegraph Company Federal Communications Commission Western Union Wage Stabilization Board Washington D. C Baltimore New York Trenton N. J China San Francisco

Walk in any direction signals win favor in Denver plan

A newspaper survey shows four of five citizens favor the new walk in any direction traffic lights in downtown Denver. Sixty nine percent of visitors from other parts of the state also back the innovation. Legal notices follow for the Succession of Farmer U Collie in Ouachita Parish Louisiana.

Denver Farmer U. Collie State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Fourth District Court Mary T. Collie

State-Owned Land Sealed Bid Notice in Ouachita Parish

Louisiana Department of Highways invites sealed bids for Lot Four in N G Tippit's Subdivision between Black Bayou and West right of way. Bids due June 25 1962 at 10 45 am in Baton Rouge and 11 00 am read publicly in Peabody Hall Room 305. Full info from Department. right to reject bids reserved.

Louisiana Department of Highways Baton Rouge Louisiana Peabody Hall N. G. Tippit Ouachita Parish Black Bayou Wes Monroe Louisiana Highway Commission F. L L. L. Wood Quachita State of Department OF Highways George &. Covert Monroe

BIDA to Open for 25 Typewriters at Grambling College

The office of the business manager will open bids for 25 typewriters at 10:00 a m on Saturday June 21 at Grambling College Grambling Louisiana The notice is dated June 9 13 18 1962.

Grambling College Grambling Monroe

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