Boston Witness Gets 2nd Chance in Goldfine Probe
Boston bookkeeper Mildred Paperman faced renewed House inquiries on the Bernard Goldfine business. She had previously refused to answer questions about checks totaling 283000 dollars linked to former Gov Paul Dever and a loan tied to the now defunct Boston Post. Lawmakers noted lack of cooperation from Goldfine and Paperman, and debated whether to compel Goldfine's testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
House
Bernard Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
Massachusetts
Paul A. Dever
Dever
Edward O. Proctor
Rob
Ert
W. Lishman
Edward Dever
Goldfine
Boston Post
Proctor
Subcommittee
Stars of Jazz shines on West Coast TV
West Coast arts influence grows in postwar era with painters poets and jazz. Stars of Jazz taped in Los Angeles impresses New York critics with stylish camera work host Bobby Troup and Shorty Rogers and His Giants delivering a compact hour of jazz no frills. The critic notes the show deserves longer airtime and praises Christy Rogers and the overall TV musical approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Morris Graves
Mark Tobey
Clyfford
San Francisco
Hermosa Beach
West Coast
Muscle Beach
Hollywood Fast Buck Boys
Abc-Tv
Los Angeles
Kabc-Tv
Hollywood
Shorty Rogers
Giants
Virginia
Willie Mays
June Christy
Miss Christy
Rogers
Helsman
Bobby Troup
Strike Enters 12th Day At Three Papers
The Teamsters strike, now in its 12th day, halts delivery of the Philadelphia Inquirer Evening Bulletin and Camden Courier-Post. Negotiations were postponed as Stewart Hooker, Inquirer official, fell ill. federal mediator Paul Yeager said talks with the American Newspaper Guild would resume soon. Approximately 710 editors and clerks walked out June 1 when the guild contract expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Teamsters
Philadelphia Inquirer
Evening Bulletin
Camden
N.J
Courier-Post
Teamster
Stewart Hooker
Paul Yeager
The
Inquirer
American Newspaper Guild
Yeager
Teamsters Local 628
Philadelphia Publishers Assn
the Bulletin
Hooker
Trumans Invited to Rainier Charity Songfest Night
Princess Grace and Prince Rainier invite former President Truman and Mrs. Truman to a charity fete on the Riviera. Sinatra and Noel Coward lead a songfest to benefit the U N Children’s Fund. Tickets are 23.81 dollars plus champagne. The Trumans are vacationing on the French Riviera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Grace
Prince Rainier
Truman
Frank Sinatra
Noel Coward
Grace Kelly
Sinatra
U.N. Children’s Fund
Trumans
French Riviera
Job Seekers Wanted In Today’s Want Ads
The notice offers a broad call for applicants across several positions in the local want ads. It encourages readers to inspect the newspaper page for specific openings and eligibility details.
Gandhi Heir Fears Tide Of Communism
Rajmohan Gandhi grandson of Mahatma Gandhi warned Asia faces a Communist tide. He urged the free world to back a real dynamic ideology and praised Moral Re-Armament as a solution during the MRA summit on Mackinac Island. He said his life shifted after meeting MRA and wants to devote himself to its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Mich
UPI
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Asia
Rajmohan Gandhi
Free World
MRA
Assembly
Michigan
Mr-A
Frank N. D. Buchman
Gandhi
Scotland
Pilot dives to avoid collision with unknown plane tale
An American Airlines DC7 carrying 48 passengers and five crew diverted sharply when a left approaching aircraft, described as a C47 trainer, crossed paths near Staunton Illinois. Captain Don Regan said the near miss forced the dive to avert collision. Investigators from Civil Aeronautics and MATS at Scott Air Force Base reviewed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
American Airlines
Municipal
Don Regan
Chicago
Staunton
Ill
Regan
Civil Aeronautics Administration
MATS
Scott Air Force Base
Scott
Sheriff sale notices and city code action in Monroe
Notices detail sheriff sales for 1955 Mercury and 1956 Ford vehicles in Ouachita Parish, a promulgation of the City of Monroe code, permits for alcohol sales at 815 Park Ave, and a Vanguard Life Insurance stockholders meeting with a stock increase approval. Also includes bid notices for a 1958 fire department car and a Clemency application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Sale Motors Securities Company, Inc
Henry McLeod
State OF Louisiana
Parish OF Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Fourth Judicial District Court
Parish
Ouachita
Monroe
Louisiana
Chevrolet Automobile
Sheriffs Sale Motors Securities Company, Inc
Hyman Chambless
Mercury Automobile
Brown Rivers Scogia, Inc
Alvin J. Hust
Fifa
Court House
Ford Automobile, Motor & Serial
la. A. B. C. Board
Park Ave
Parish of
Spaghetti Garden
Joseph’ LaSuzzo
Tam
State of
Park Avenue
Joseph LaSuzza
City of
Vanguard Life Insurance Company
Bunkie
Eddie M. Jones
P. A. Poag
H. W. McSherry
W. D. H. Rodriguez
Commission Council
City
Sheriff’s Sale Layne Louisiana Company
Floyd J. Scoggins
Louisiana Well Company
Renwick Street
Ouachita Parish
GFC
Hacker
Lanark
Hughes Acme
Denver
Ford
Continental Motor
Lincoln
Continental
Monroe City Council approves bids and emergency works
City officials authorize bidding for a fire department auto and sewer line install at South 16th Street. Council accepts Ouachita Coca Cola concession at Swayze Natatorium. A cave-in at Jackson and Plum Streets prompts emergency action to inspect and repair a main sewer and water lines and a telephone cable, bypassing public bid advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Poag
Howard
McSherry
Fire Department
South 16Th Street
Texas Avenue
Ouachita Coca Cola Bottling Company
Swayze Natatorium
Casino Park
W.W. L. Howard
Monroe
State OF
Louisiana
Rodriguez
Jackson
Plum
Commission Council
City of
Cornell
Jackson and
Plum Streets
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Boston Witness
Harris
William Ewald
United Press International
Nbc-Tv
Lonny Chapman
Shepperd Strudwick
Howard St. John
Rainiers
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
New York Stock Exchange
Hotel Frances
Fairfax
Bailey Grant
City OF Monroe
Monroe, la
James N. Lee
Collector of Revenue
Griffin St
Streamline Cafe
Willie Briggs
Alexander Coleman
B. A. Poag
City Hall
Central Fire Station
Municipal Code Corporation
Tallahassee
Florida
City Commission Council
Ftc
W. L. Howard
Royal Electric Typewriter
Royal Standard Typewriter
Machin
Underwood Elec
Chrysler
Ford Industrial
Anne
Wilson Jr
Waukesha
API
Ing — Wilson Super Drawworks
Ric Kelly
Layne
S&c
G. E. Motors
H.p. U. S. Motors
G. E
H.p. Allen-Bradley
Armco
U. S
Gardner Denver
Buda
World and
News-Star
Quachita Electric Foot
New Bridge
W. M
Grammont St
Betty’s
Forsythe Shopping Center
West Monroe
Monuments & Com
Acacia Hill Memorial Park Cemetery
Dial
Highland Park
Northside
Southside
Rutledge
Ludwig
Louisville Ave
Elizabeth
Capecane
W.M
Balvation Army
Funeral Home Hall Life Ins. CO
AVON
Koot
Rene Dendinger
Gayne
la Pd
News-Star—World
Om Aire Drive
S. Grand
Cypress
Polley Evans
Jonesboro
Lexington St
Automobile Agencies
rown-Rivers-Scogin, Inc
van Trow Olds
Cadillac
Volkswagen Coleman Edwards Motors Inc
Olcott Motors, Inc
Plymouth
N. 2Nd St
Renault
Walnut
Pontiac
FGW Motor CO
Washington St
Tom Vining
Studebaker-Packard
4Th
TCK
Riviera
Steele Motors, Inc
Lou Craig
Louisville
DeSiard St
California Post Motor Company
Ruston
Chevrolet
Souare
Deal Motors
Winnsboro
Milner Fuller
Walnut St
Louisville Motors Lab
Louisville FA
Sportsman’s
W. M Dial
SUN Motor Co
Coleman
Rafa el
Womack & Webster
North
Cranbrook
Hatten Motors
Pine
Dodge Corner
Lee Gus Campbell
Breard
Edwards & Sons
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