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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1948
Page
2
Report mentions public schools in Washington and New York accused of teaching ideas unfriendly to the Soviet Union with no official closure reason given. A cited Moscow order allegedly sending children home is noted amid garbled text about slums and insects dying on their backs.
In Clermont Ferrand on June 16 a general stoppage led to clashes at the Berougnan rubber factory. Dozens of police and strikers were injured, with use of tear gas, gum rubber clubs, and acid burns reported. Reinforcements arrived as the strike movement spread to other communities.
In France and Belgium a wide strike wave spreads across unions. Thousands quit at Belfort Riom and Brassac while 250000 steel workers strike in Brussels. Dockers walkout in London halting ships as violence injures workers and officials amid protests over discipline and pay.
Frank Mach, 63, bought three war surplus boats to escape landlord troubles and has lived on the Pocahontas at a city pier. City demands dock rent, federal court orders payment or removal. He refuses, boats sold, one offered back but he declines, choosing to continue living on the pier as rain falls and unsure of future. The article concludes with a note on European wines.
About 50 children of Soviet diplomats in Washington will finish classes this week at the embassy run school and then relocate to the Soviet Union. The Kremlin reportedly ordered closing of the Washington and New York embassy schools for UN youngsters, ending a decade of operation during U.S.-Soviet ties.
A man reports ten years of stomach distress easing after taking INNER-AID, claiming the brick-like feeling vanished by day two. He says bowels are regular, gas and headaches gone, and he feels rejuvenated. The ad touts INNER-AID as a 12-juice plant formula that aids digestion, cleanses the liver, and removes old bile, sold at drug stores.
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