Fair Enough Union Policy Argument Continues
A political essay argues for aggressive suppression of unions during a transition away from unionism. It calls for repealing Norris LaGuardia, applying restraint of trade to boycotts, and criticizes Wagner Act and Taft Hartley. The piece blames Truman and Democrats for preserving or opposing labor laws, accusing leaders of promoting crime and racketeering while warning of public backlash. It frames government power as necessary to curb unions and defend order amid nationwide labor conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Norris-LaGuardia
Frankfurter
Roosevelt
Goon
Bridges
Murray
Lewis and Green
Democratic
Eighty-First Congress
Wagner
Congress
Eightieth
The
Eighty-First
Truman
Europe
Labor Relations Board
C.5.o
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Dodd Urges Texas Louisiana Unity On Tidelands Case
Acting Gov. William J. Dodd urged Texas to join Louisiana in defending claims to Gulf of Mexico submerged lands. He argued treaties pre 1861 do not grant unique rights and called for a common cause, noting Texas was readmitted in 1870 after Civil War turmoil. Texas and Louisiana are defendants in suits in the U.S. Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
William J. Dodd
Texas
Louisiana
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Dodd
Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
Attorney General
Gulf of Mexico
Senate subcommittee OKs 75 Cent Minimum Wage
Washington June 21 A senate labor subcommittee voted unanimously today for a minimum wage of 75 cents an hour. It decided against extending coverage of the wage hour law to 5,00000 additional workers. The seven man subcommittee headed by Senator Pepper D Fla constitutes a majority of the 13 man senate labor committee. Today’s agreement likely ensures the full committee will recommend wage boosting legislation to the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Labor
Pepper
D-Fla
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Deaths of infants in two families reported
Funeral services were held for Sandra Ann Masters, 1 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Masters, at Mulhearn Funeral Home with Monsignor J. C. Marsh officiating. Burial followed at St. Matthew's Cemetery. Survivors include sister Rosemary Masters and grandfather J. J. Masters, Sr. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers listed. A second infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warwick G. Debham of Monroe had service at Hall Funeral Home with Father Bordelon officiating and interment at Catholic Cemetery. Survivors include parents and siblings. grandmothers listed as Mrs. L. D. Cobham and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gaudet.
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Sandra Ann Masters
W. S. Masters
Mulhearn
J. C. Marsh
St. Matthew's Cemetery
Rosemary Masters
J. J. Masters
Charles Pizarro
Anthony Correro
Peter Corrent
Nick
Warwick G. Debham
Monroe
Chapel of Hall Funeral Home
Bordelon
Faternal
L. D. Cobham
Winston Salem
N. C
V. L. Gaudet
Houma
Church-State clash over loyalty pledges in Czechoslovakia
The Vatican denounces a new movement as anti-Catholic and Communist while excommunication threats target its members, including suspected government sponsors like Gottwald. Archbishop Beran faces isolation as security tightens and a pastoral letter defies subjugation of church to state. At St. Vitus Cathedral, Corpus Christi incidents spark Communist heckling amid protests of religious political use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Supreme Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Klement Gottwald
Beran
Czechoslovakia
St. Vitus
Prague Castle
Josef Beran
Sabich case jury returns verdict in Milwaukee murder
Milton testified that he picked Patricia up after school last February 10 and showed a gun to frighten her. He said the weapon discharged when he grabbed it, then he tied a concrete block to her feet and dumped her body in the river. Police later found she had been shot twice in the head. Jurors deliberated from 8:40 p.m. to 9:19 p.m. and returned a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free River
Milton
Patricia
Kathleen
Arthur Richter
Dist. Atty
William J. McCauley
Milwaukee
Jealous Plights Ended by Officers
Willie Crawford a 21 year old Black man was jailed after a jealous rage. He learned William A Hollins 108 Tonys alley was dating his girl. He punctured tires and stole a distributor cap before being arrested and charged with simple damage to personal property third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Crawford
Willie
William A. Hollins
Tony's Alley
Wille
Hollins
Typhoon in Pacific Believed To Have 40 Dead
Honshu braces as typhoon slams southern Japan and Okinawa with up to 115 mph winds. Authorities report about 49 dead and 563 missing as the storm roars toward Honshu and is forecast to hit tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Tokyo
Honshu
Japan
Okinawa
Japan Sea
Anchises Hit In Yangtze Raid Slows Port Calls In Shanghai
The Anchises suffered a port side strike between the engine room and hold, listing and unable to proceed without repairs after a 30 minute raider attack. The ship, entering from Kobe with 700 tons of machinery and textiles, carried seven passengers to Hong Kong when she left Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchises
Kobe
Hong Kong
Shanghai
London
Consort
Amethyst
Black Swan
Yangtze
Here
Nanking
President Lines
Gordon
Woosung
Whangpoo
American President Lines
Canton
U. S
Lewis Clark
Clark
J. Leighton Stuart
Washington
Mrs. Mesta Nominated as Luxembourg Envoy
President Truman named Mrs. Perle Mesta of Newport Rhode Island and Washington DC as minister to Luxembourg. A society leader and Democratic fundraiser, she becomes the third woman nominated for a diplomatic post, joining Daisy Harriman and Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde in recent selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Perle Mesta
Newport
R. I
Washington, D. C
Truman
Luxembourg
United States
Brussels
Belgium
Mesta
Oklahoma
Washington Society
Daisy Harriman
Norway
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
William Jennings Bryan
Denmark
Georgia Neese Clark
Kansas
$1000 Fee Will Be Investigated
Washington June 21 Chairman Hoey of the Senate investigating committee announced an inquiry into a reported $1000 fee paid for help in obtaining government contracts. He cited New York Herald Tribune articles about a Washington five percenter and named Paul Grindle as the payer to James V. Hunt, a former Army officer and War Assets Administration employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoey
D-N. C
Senate Investigating Committee
New York Herald Tribune
Paul Grindle
Massachusetts
James V. Hunt
Hunt
Army Quartermaster Corps
War Assets Administration
William P. Rogers
Rock formations to be studied for Gulf oil clues in Louisiana
Geologists from seven states will study Pleistocene deposits in a Valley Field Conference through Louisiana. The team, guided by Leo Hough of the conservation department and Dr. G. Murray of the State University, will visit Natchez Vidalia Sicily Island Montgomer y Williana Glenmore Oakdale Kinder Cottonport and Marksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Natchez
Vidalia
Sicily Island
Harrisonburg
Nebo
Bentley
Colfax
Montgomery
Butter And Eggs Market Report Chicago June 21
Butter steady to firm with receipts of 888 927. Prices unchanged. Eggs weak with receipts 19 171 and prices unchanged at a cent a dozen lower. U S standards 42 45 current receipts 41 checks 39 balance unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Market News Roundup Shows Mixed U.S. Trading
New York stocks drifted as leaders struggle for direction. Bonds rose with rail demand. Cotton held firm amid renewed export interest. Chicago wheat advanced on crop reports, corn followed, oats steady after early gains. Hogs traded unevenly 25 to 50 cents higher to a top of 21.75. Cattle moved steady to 1.00 higher with a high of 28.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cotton futures rise to seasonal highs then ease in New Orleans
Cotton futures surged to season highs in New Orleans before profit taking cooled gains. Closing values showed mixed movement with spot cotton steady and reduced gains across markets in New York and New Orleans as traders weighed supplies and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New York Stocks Climb Amid Mixed Trading Day
New York June 21. The stock market barely held gains after an opening rally faded. Changes were small and uneven with many key issues lower or flat, limiting a clear trend. Turnover reached about 890,000 shares as some early demand faded and bonds rose. Major names listed include American Sugar Refining, International Harvester, Johns Manville, Pennsylvania Railroad, and Standard Oil among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alr
CP Becives Aeeeese Obit Nie Chemical & Dye Ea Cbesvereeres Lgots Pancs
Mans Cuies
BNO Btores
Cshicsies Se Cive
American Sugar Refinery
American Tela
American Water Works
Budd Company
Burroughs Adding Machine
Svar Bsesee
Calumet && Hele
Canadian Pacific
BNO
International Harvester
International Nickel Can
International Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper
Otis Elevator
Packard Motor Pan-American Airways
Daaw Ot Ee
Paramount Pictures
Sicesteecdruons
Penney J C
Herule
Awa Cares
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oevecae Cart
Tsee Pepal-Cole
Boogight CI Clade Cay
Isseas Standard Brands
Sun Oil Tide Water
Union Oil
California American Can
Csavees
S942
American& Foreign Power
American Locomotive
Eees
American Radiator & Starter S
American Smelting & Refining
Atchison T & 8S
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Best Kosas
Hugsterseerseries
Boeing Airplane
Celotex Corporation
Chesapeake & Ohio
Coca-Cola Commoig
Commonwealth & Southern Continental Can
Continental Oil
Delaware
Ecare
Douglas Aircraft
Llecrie Power & Light
General Ejlectric
General Motors
Cvoccricn Boe
Liggadeyss
Great Northern Railway
Gulf Mobile
New York Central Railroad
Northern Pacific
Phillips Petroleum
Pressed Steel
Remington Rand Reynolds Tobacco
Shell
C.s
Socony Vacuum
Eversasine Southern Railway
Standard Oil
California Standard Oil Indiana
Stone & Webster
Swift & Company
Texas Company
Timken
Detroit
Axie Timken
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
Allis-Chalmers
American Car & Foundry
Vseaahs
American Power & Light Ribs
Seine San Anaconda Copper
Barnsdall Oil
Bethlehem Steel
Pass Borden Company
Celanese Corporation
Cent Aquirre Chryssler Corporation
Commercial Solvents
Consolidated Copper Mine
Continental Motors
OIG Frog
Jai H
Deere & Company
DuPont de Nemours Electric
Endicott Johnson
Firestone Tire & Rube Fresport
Gener
Foods
Cuescosscees
Giulette Balfety Razor
Goodysar Tire & Rubbter
Greyhound Corporation
Gulf States Utilities
Hudson Motor Inspirational Consolidated Copper
Libby-Owens-Ford Giats
EPG
Ekeese Eteneepasars Ve Lewe's Incorporated
Long Bell Lumber A
Ceeresreeee
Louisville & Nashville
Mathieson Chemical
McClelland Stores
Cseseesseeneee
Montgomery Ward National Biscuit
Percy National Can
National Distillers
National Supply
Csseesesseeseess Neh! Corporation
Sceenenes Northern American Company
Procter & Gamble
Radio Corporation
Reo Motors
Republic Steel
Richfield Oil
Sears Roebuck
Kimmons Company
Southern Pacific
Sperry Corporation Standard of
New Jersey
Studebaker Corporation
Ea Ae Texas Gulf
Union Carbide United Corporation
United Fruit
Mia Aas
United Gas Imperial Ants
Xeebeemee
United States Rubber
United States Smelting R & M
United States Steel
Toerseee
Vanadium Corporation
Ssereerses
Warner Brothers Picture
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brakes
Wesstinghouse Electric
Woolworth FW
Special notices for liquor permits in Ouachita Parish 1949
Notices show applicants Trung Cross Road Bar 3 Miles East of Fairbanks Otis Gunther owner Monroe Louisiana June 21 22 1949 applying for retail liquor permit. Streamline Cafe 201 14th Street Pinkie Evans owner Monroe applying for retail beer permit. A Douglas Booth Monroe June 21 24 27 1949 applying for Ouachita Parish permit. Rena Milligan Winnsboro Road owner dune 21 23 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Louisiana
Ouachita
Cross Road
Fairbanks
Otis Gunther
Colector of Revenue
State of
Louisana
Streamline Cafe
14Th Street
Pinkie Evans
Monroe
Parish of
Quachita
Rena Milligan
Winnsboro Road
Notice of Succession and Sheriff Sale in Ouachita Parish
Succession of Jewell J. Frey in Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court seeks creditors to show cause within ten days from June 21, 1949. Provisional account by Administratrix Addie Vogt Frey to be approved and funded. witnesses include Judges Garrett and Gladney with deputy clerk Cammie Newsom. Also multiple sheriff's sales and contractor bid notices across Ouachita Parish including property partition, seizure of equipment, and city budget ordinances for Monroe announced June 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell J. Frey
State of Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
Fourth District Court
Addie Vogt Frey
D. IY. Garrett
Edward I. Gladney, Jr
Fouth Dist
Bryant
South Highland
Monroe
Lousiana
People’s Homestead & Savings Association
Gowdy
Robert Layton
Cuperintendent of Education
Ouachita Parish Grammar
Louisiana
Selman Field
Millsaps School
West Monroe
Gelman Field
Ransom School
Linwill
Bawsomville
Fendals
Louisigna
Selman Fela
Okaloosa
Ouechita Parish
Monier
Lana
Smith & Padgett
Ouachita National Bank
Monro
Quachita Parish
Manning
Menroe
Parish OF Guachita
G. E. Johnson Lumber Company
Bawcom & Day
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ooachita
Jim & Mack
Jim
Fred & Scott
Pollie
George
Monroe City notices and sales bids from 1949
The Monroe Louisiana city government records include two sheriff sales notices and a council session report. One notice: Louisiana Machinery Co Inc versus H E B Jenkins with a Fi Fa writ, sale June 1949 for a drag line and bucket, cash with appraisal, at Monroe Court Home. Two: Acme Tire & Rubber Co Inc with Vulcanizing Maids equipment and molding machine, sale June 29 1949. Also council minutes report May and June 1949 sessions, storm drainage bids announced and referred to engineers, and a resolution authorizing Mayor George Breece to negotiate surplus property leases under the Surplus Property Act, signed June 14 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Louisiana
City
Fire Department
P. A. Pong
P. A. Poag
City Hall
Simmons
Breece
Sherrouse Park
City Commission Council
City of
George Breece
Sherrouse Realty Company, Inc
A. D
Isiana
Bpisa Iwnass Dantas Teeneees
Testanvtvate
Eblman Air Field
al Nh
Mater
Salvation Army
Ceseepas Banees
Red Cross
Ouachita
Ouachita Parish
T. B. Ass
Mary Goss
Ciotrs
Oishapetrtbess
Swayze Natatomum
Selman Field
SEA Resemece
Ous Betes Ey
State OF Louisiana Parish
Louisiana Machinery Company, Inc
H. EB. Jenkins
Fourth Jurdicial District Court
State of Louisiana
Rbova
Erie
Parish
Fourth Dist
Thomas D. Mi*giedorff
DBA
Business Records Service
Acme Ire & Rubber Co
Fourth Judicial District Court
Court House
Grimes
Fife
Cline
W. C. Salley
Pohlman & Wilbanks
Blythe Brothers Co
Loftin and
Loftin
Barnard and Burk
Summons
War Assets Administration
Wheat Provides Sharp Jump On Chicago Board
Wheat rose sharply at the Chicago Board of Trade with nearby July contracts gaining 2 1/2 to 3 3/4 cents from yesterday, closing at 2.00 1/8 for July and 2.01 to 2.01 1/2 for September. Corn edged mixed, oats steady to up, rye higher, soybeans firmer, and lard eased in late trading with July at 11.30 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Livestock Prices in Chicago Market Report
USDA market figures list salable hogs and cattle with price ranges by weight class. Hogs show top prices around 21.75 for 170-250 lb and declining with weight. cattle totals include 4,000 salable, with steers and cows priced across ranges, high choice weights around 28.50 for select steers, vealers 19.00-25.09, and varied prices for cows and canners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Broadly Shown in Chicago
In Chicago on June 21 USDA reports Potatoes Arrivals 102 on track 351 and total U S shipments 964. Prices listed include Arizona Bliss Triumphs $3.75 to $5.35, California Bliss Triumphs $5.00 to $3.5, and Long Whites $3.65 to $4.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Arizona Bliss
California Bliss
Poultry Prices Move Slightly in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 21 USDA live poultry market reports activity about steady with receipts of 37 trucks. Prices are unevenly up to a cent higher or down a cent. F. O. B. fowl 26-27 cents, broilers 25-27, old roosters 20, other items unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Market quotes for select stocks as trading closes
Curbs Cities Service at 43 5/8, Electric Bond and Share at 13 3/4, Humble Oil at 69, Le Tourneau at 12 1/4, United Gas at 15 1/2, with continued interest in energy and infrastructure names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service
Electric Bond & Share
Humble Oil
LeTourneau
United Gas
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Aluminum Awnings Free
Koolvent Aluminum Awning CO
Louisville Ave
Louise Reader
Louisiana Hotel
Beer and Spaghetti Garden
Polk St
Russell
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Stewart
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