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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1955

Page

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Peron Faces Violence Over Corpus Christi Protests

Pro and anti government factions clashed in Buenos Aires as Catholic demonstrators defied a ban on processions. Police and fire crews dispersed mobs after windows were broken and a priest’s car burned. Government charged clergy with inciting violence and vandalism. The unrest follows labor strife and Peronist moves limiting church influence.

Eqanore Ren Patyes Dicaggia Peron Yale Peronista Peronistas Enethaer Peronista Party Cas Fronto Conmimen Juan Peron Buenos Aires Argentina

Butler to Boycott Regional Dinners Amid Democratic Split

Butler's visit sponsorship shifts to the Democratic Advisory Council as Shivers' office announces a boycott of regional dinners. National Committeewoman Hilda Weinert and State Party Chairman George Sandin back unity with some Shivers supporters involved locally. In Washington, Sens Layne Johnson and Price Ossiel urge broad Democratic welcome while Butler plans a Sunday to dine with former Vice President John Nance Garner in Uvalde.

Butler Democratic Advisory Council Shivers Hilda Weinert George Sandiin Washington Texas Layne Don Johnson Price Ossiel John Nance Garner al Uvalde

Accord Reached On Three Year Auto Labor Pact

The pact secures three years of labor peace for GM and Ford with a guaranteed wage plan. GM and Ford will guarantee laid off workers 60 to 64 percent of regular take home pay for up to 26 weeks and contribute to a large trust fund to finance the plan. GM cautions the plan is complex and dependent on legislative action.

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GM and UAW Reach New GM Settlement After Talks

The agreement raises skilled workers pay by at least six cents an hour and improves the pension plan to exceed 250 dollars monthly, while extending union membership to all GM employees within 60 days. It preserves a modified union shop but shifts to mandatory joining, with gains on grievances, overtime fairness, and a medical umpire for sickness benefits. Separately, stock options, interest-free loans, and separation pay were rejected.

UAW Ford Reuther Heather Wiaces

Stevenson at Oberlin speech amid political tensions

The draft remarks to be delivered at the Oberlin College commencement reference party politics, leadership, and national unity. The address mentions efforts for national security and guidance to voters, with Democratic and Republican themes implied in the context.

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Detention home plan proposed with site options and precinct list

The proposal outlines a 900 cost detention home to house 16 youths in four areas including sleeping and activity spaces. Site selection would be by the police jury with access to transit and future expansion for juvenile courts. Voter precincts and locations across Ward 1 to Ward 10 are listed for potential polling places.

NPPA Fairbanks Stalls Pharmacy Sterlinston Prechet Svadyz Senoal Svandz Courthouse White Civil Defense Ees Fisher's Winnsboro Road Gus Smart Lee Avenue Mary & Ted's Dick Tayior Street Rainbow Grocery South Grand Street Ifanson's Columbia Road Gadlasps Winnshore Road Lowe's Ward Co Cypress Street Old Citys Hall West Monroe Coleman Avenue G. A Burges Mitchell Lane Phillips Spiller's Greece Montgomery St Green Gables Claiborne Street Sawyer’s Cabinet Shop White's Ferry Road Highland Presbyterian Cacross Apex Supply Corp North Sth Pwin City Glees Co Washinton Street Fathects Grocers DeSiard Street Old Fire Staton Selman Field Clarrison Powell Streets Louisiana State College Armestrone’s Crocery DeStard Sterlington Road

Marriage Licenses Link Several Couples in Monroe and West Monroe

David D. Caontrefl 33 and Lucille G. James 28 of Monroe. Bobby J. Bayles 22 and Barbara Jean Rawls 19 of West Monroe. William H. Ricks 39 and Maurice Elaine Brooks 36 of Donald Chatham. Sharon Sowell 17 of West Monroe.

David D. Caontrefl Lucille G. James Monroe Bobby J. Bayles Barbara Jean Rawls West Monroe William H. Ricks Maurice Elaine Brooks Donald Chatham Sharon Sowell

Real Estate Transfers in Ouachita Parish Clerk Office

Transfers recorded include William J Christy etux selling to Jesse Webb for 3850. Greater Monroe Homes Inc selling to DD J Barnes lot 10 block 6 unit 3 for 10. R T Faulk Jr selling to William I Phenix lot 6 block 2 Anis Matthews addition section 7 for 275. Dollaretteux selling to Donnie Ray McManuset ux NW quarter of NE quarter section 6 township 16 north range 3 east for 1300. Wo OR selling to Thomas James Allen lot 12 block 10 Marie Place Realty Inc subdivision to City of Monroe for 13500. William Clyde Standard selling to Robert O Berry tract in SE M of SE M section 7 township 18 north range 3 east for 600. Lloyd Lowery selling to John J Stack lot 5 square 6 re-survey Edgewater Gardens subdivision for 1275. Mrs Gladys Eason Gunter selling to John J Strack lot 5 square 6 re-survey Edgewater Gardens subdivision for 6100.

William J. Christy Etux Jesse Webb Greater Monroe Homes, Inc DD. J. Barnes R. T. Faulk, Jr William I. Phenix Anis Matthews Dollaretux Donnie Ray McManuset Ronge Thomas James Allen Marie Place Realty Inc Monroe William Clyde Standard Robert O. Berry Township Range 3 Lloyd Lowery John J. Stack Edgewater Gardens Gladys Eason Gunter John J. Strack Bon Air Plantation

Police arrest trio in dawn home invasion and assault

A group battered Waterman and Miss Lon’s mother and roommate during a pre-dawn break in. They ransacked the house, forced Miss Lon to take sleeping pills, and threatened to turn photos over to newspapers. Waterman, 31, a former Army paratrooper with football ties, is hospitalized.

Miss Lon Waterman Texas Early Birds Dallas Dan McNeil Chicago Kilvare Junior College Southern Methodist University

Newspaper Delivery Boy's Injury Sparks Legal Ruling

The high court adjusted a workers compensation award for a newspaper delivery boy to include temporary total disability for two years after an automobile collision while he rode a motor scooter. The case centers on the "little merchant" theory that delivery boys run their own contracts with papers.

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Clancy Backs Holtgreve for Jefferson Parish Post

Jefferson parish Sheriff Frank Clancy endorses John J. Holtgreve president of the peace jury for the commissioner at large seat in January elections. The parish moves from a police jury to a commission council system with two commissioners from each section and one at large.

Clancy Holtgreve

Vaccine program hearings and Salk critique unfold

House Commerce committee chaired by J. Percy Priest will hold a full inquiry into the polio vaccine program with hearings starting next week. The story notes possible summer clinics, batch releases of Salk shots, and reaction to the white paper admitting safety standards failed. Dr. Jonas Salk says his theories were not followed but procedures by doctors and himself could fix issues, responding to Surgeon General Scheele’s report.

J. Percy Priest Dtenn House Commerce Committee House Eli Lilly Co Indianapolis Priest Pittsburgh Jonas E. Salk U. S Leonard G. Scheele Salk Eisenhower

Auditor finds no oath records for nine deputies in parish audit

Auditor Kolb reports no record of nine deputies taking oaths of office in the St. Tam many Parish Police Jury audit for year ending December 31. The report notes a $100 expense allowance for a state representative to attend a police jury convention in Monroe and questions about guests' expenses and officials’ payments.

St. Tammany Parish Monroe

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