Sealed bids invited for dietary supplies in Louisiana 1948
State of Louisiana Department of Finance invites sealed bids for dietary supplies E 76028 MKG prepaid to E A Conway Memorial Hospital Monroe. Bids due 10 20 A M June 28 1948 at Capitol Annex Baton Rouge. Information from the address. Bids opened publicly at same time and date. Right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities reserved. Monroe La June 18 1948 by Democratic Executive Committee of Monroe.
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State of Louisiana
Department of Finance
Capitol Annex
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital
Monroe
Dewey Taft Stassen shift at Republican convention
Delegates wrestle for backing as Dewey Taft and Stassen jockey for position ahead of roll calls. Vandenberg waits in the wings while Warren and Knowland defend California’s 53 votes amid fresh platform talks. Hoover set to speak after Martin as party lines sharpen before nominating speeches begin.
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Dewey
California
Earle Warren
William F. Knowland
Warren
Vandenberg-Stassen
Knowland
Wherry
Frances Bolton
Ohio
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Dyeem
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Illinois
Taft
Michigan
Senator Vandenberg
Earl Warren
Joseph Martin
Martin
White House
Kenneth S. Wherry
Nebraska
Dwight Green
Clare Boothe Luce
Kerry
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Green
Luce
Vandenberg
Mr. Truman
Red Hawk Wallace
Connecticut House
Frances P. Bolton
Baldwin
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Mass
Resolutions Committee
Brooks
Congress
Georgia
Minnesota
Stassen
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
New Yorker
McCormick
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert E. Brownell
Taft-Stassen
Leverett Saltonstall
Paldwin
James Duff
Joseph Grundy
Grundy
Duff
Alfred E. Driscoll
Driscoll
Saltonstall
Alabama
Arizona
Platform items on housing, rights, and foreign policy
A catalog of positions urges federal expansion of old age and survivors benefits and housing programs where needed, calls for abolition of poll tax, equal pay for equal work, enforcement against communists, and non-discrimination. It champions equal opportunity, lynching abolition, state control of lands, and a foreign policy favoring self-help, mutual aid, and support for Israel.
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America
Lions International convention session in Monroe notes
The report covers the 1949 convention, discussions on selecting a city, and the need for two hotels due to growth. D. A. Sheen delivered a leading address on peace at Cherokee Terrace, with James D. Arrington and others speaking. The toastmaster, an invocation, and a Texas-Pacific Quartet performance followed by a dance at Hotel Virginia.
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Lions
Otto J. Hood
Lions International
Monroe
D. A. Sheen
Cherokee Terrace
Hotel Frances
Crystal Ballroom
Hotel
Virginia
James D. Arrington
Collins
Miss
Skeen
Warren O. Watson
U. N
San Francisco
Utah
Lions Clubs
Louisiana
United Nations
Joe W. Pitts
R. T. Watson
Texas-Pacific Quartet
Hotel Virginia
Man and Woman Face Fighting Charges in Monroe
A Monroe man and woman were arrested by Monroe police shortly after 4 am Tuesday and jailed on charges of fighting and disturbing the peace. Clan V. Harris, 27, of 207 Sixth street posted a 250 dollar bond, while Gladys Bagwell, 34, of 207 Sixth street posted 400 dollars and was charged with drawing and displaying a pistol. They are to be tried in city court Wednesday.
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Monroe
Clan V. Harris
Sixth Street
Gladys Bagwell
Trade and commerce drive reciprocity in domestic needs plan
A policy outline argues efficient administrative procedures to legitimately consider domestic needs and to support reciprocal trade and international commerce. It emphasizes streamlined processes, fair access, and expanding international economic activity through cooperative measures.
Obituary notices from West Monroe and Marion
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Florence Mae Dixon 62 of West Monroe with burial at Hasley Cemetery. Survivors include husband J M Dixon son William Clayton Dixon and daughters etc. Separate notices report Mrs C J Bailey dying at her Ruston home with services and burial planned. Marion obituary for S T Bowen 71 notes long-time farmer, children, siblings, and burial at Concord Cemetery. services led by Rev J L Beasley.
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Florence Mae Dixon
McClendon
West Monroe
the Hall Funeral Home
E. A. Autrey
Hasley Cemetery
Hall Funeral Home
J. M. Dixon
William Clayton Dixon
Tulsa
Okla
C. E. Barrett
Jonesville
Hugh Randolph
Bunkie
Iva Dixon
Margie Dixon
Laurence Brown
Zwolle
Tally Brown
Louis Brown
Converse
Johnny Williams
Jack Meehan
R. L. Mercer
Cason Mitchell
Charles Nelms
C. C. Bell, Jr
C. J. Bailey
Ruston
Davis- Lawhead
First Baptist Church
L. T. Hastings
Riverview
Samuel W. Rasberry
Marion
Methodist Church
S. T. Bowen
Kenzie Pardue
Athens
Thaxton Bowen
Holton
Kans
Allen Bowen
Bynum
Ala
Annie B. Bowen
Seattle
Wash
Curtis Reppond
Leander Bowen
Marion Bowen
Sterlington
Selma Stellman
Shreveport
J. L. Beasley
Marion Methodist Church
Concord Cemetery
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
S. L. Reeves
E. J. Gulley
Ollie Newsom
Cass Cole
E. H. Maroney
Everette Reppond
T. H. Gibson
Roy B. Bird
Louisiana House Debates Beer and Local Option Law Changes
Louisiana legislators consider shifting local option elections to ward or municipality basis, raising 3.2 beer status to non intoxicating for voting. Other measures include judges retiring before seeking other offices, hotel rates regulation, and a failed ban on selling new model cars above list price.
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House
Ways and Means
Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
DeWitt L. Sauls
Tangipahoa
W. J. Cleveland
Acadia
Lloyd P. Proussard
Vermilion
James R. Brignac
Livingston
Cleveland
Sauls
Senate
Senate Committee On the Affairs of
New Orleans
Market summary shows railroad stocks lead gains on June 22
New York June 22 Railroad issues steam ahead with carrier stocks rising 1 to 2 points or more while the broader market stays in a narrow range. Demand for rails steadies other groups. late session buying boosts total volume to about 1,500,000 shares. Bonds quiet. Several major names listed with varied movements among American and European holdings.
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New York
Platform Planks on Defense Civil Rights and Statehood
The article surveys party platform positions on armed forces, civil rights, public housing, anti Communist measures, elections, and territorial issues. It notes shifts in language on defense staffing, housing aid, and federal education funding while endorsing eventual statehood for Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico and greater self government for Washington DC.
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Resolutions Committee
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Butter And Eggs Prices Steady In Chicago Report
Butter steady in Chicago with receipts of 579,403 and prices unchanged. Eggs steady with receipts of 34,520 and prices unchanged to half a cent higher. extras up 5 to 7 percent.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Chicago June 22 live poultry steady with 26 trucks receipts. Prices unchanged to one cent higher. Fluctuations noted in roasters at 44.47 and fryers 40 to 43. Old roosters 21, other categories unchanged.
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Chicago
USDA
F. O. Bs
Assassin suspect to give confession in Gandhi case
In Delhi a suspect Digambar Badge agreed to testify for the prosecution in Gandhi murder proceedings. Badge, owner of a Poona arms shop, is removed from trial as he will not face charges and will describe the events truthfully in court. The other eight defendants pleaded innocent as charges allege Godse fired the killing on January 30 and Madan Lal planted a failed bomb.
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Delhi
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Atma Charan
Digambar Ramchandra Badge
Poona
Red Fort
Badge
Narayan Vinayak Godse
Gandhi
Madan Lal
Markets At A Glance New York June 22
Stocks irregular with rails leading. Bonds narrow with some rails lagging. Cotton steady due to short covering and mill buying. Chicago wheat firm to strong amid government buying. Corn closes strong with short covering and commercial buying. Oats up with corn. Hogs uneven and 50 cents lower, top 28.25. Cattle good and choice strong up 25 cents, others steady to weak.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton futures rally on trade buying in New Orleans and New York
Cotton prices closed very steady with gains of 60 to 85 cents per bale amid short covering and trade buying. Spot cotton in New Orleans closed 50 cents higher with sales of 852 bales and regional middling quotes around 37.60 for good middling.
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New Orleans
New York
Grain futures rise on Chicago Board of Trade close
Chicago grain markets show advances across wheat corn oats and soybeans with July contracts leading gains. July wheat at 2.32 5/8 to 3/4 and July soybeans at 1.14 mark a downward twist in soy futures while other grains post modest climbs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Livestock Prices and Totals From Chicago Market
Salable hogs 9 500 total 12 500 with top 28 25 for two loads. Bundles 170 240 Ibs 27 50 28 00. 250 280 Ibs 26 25 27 25. 290 530 Ibs 24 50 25 75. 350 400 Ibs 22 25 23 75. 425 500 Ib butchers 21 50 22 25. Sows 21 00 23 00, heavier to 20 00 at 550 Ibs. Salable cattle 5 500 total 5 500. calves 700 total. Top steers 8 00. most good and choice 36 00 38 25. choice mixed yearlings 37 0. heifers 35 00 36 50. beef cows 25 50 top, common 18 50 23 00, canners 14 50 18 00, heavy bulls 25 00, vealers 28 00 down.
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Chicago
USDA
Potatoes Arrivals and US Shipments Update
Chicago on June 22 reports total U S shipments at 1 573 with 190 arrivals on track 350 California Bliss Triumphs priced at 5 50 for long whites 4 35 Arizona Bliss Triumphs 5 30 Arkansas 4 25 Louisiana 4 25 with varying numbers 65 75 56.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California Bliss
Arizona Bliss
Arkansas Bliss
Louisiana Bliss
Farm plank pledges target co op tax exemption debate
The platform reiterates support for bona fide farmer owned and farmer operated cooperatives while opposing losing their federal income tax exemption. It aligns with Truman’s recent recommendations and signals a GOP move to deprive Democrats of a farm issue. Senator Lodge says more legislation will implement these pledges.
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Israel
United Nations Charter
United Nations
Resolutions Committee
C. Wayland Brooks
Illinois
Lodge
Department of National Defense
Congress
Truman
President Truman
Fair Employment Practice Commission
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
House
Thomas E. Dewey
Harold
E. Stassen
Tidelands
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Louisiana Succession Notice for Joseph Cellegan Estate
In Ouachita Parish Fourth District Court, docket 35610, creditors and interested persons are asked to show cause within ten days of notification why the final account by Edward F. Dalton, Administrator, should not be approved and homologated and funds distributed accordingly, dated June 14 18 22 1948.
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State OF
Louisiana
Parish OF
Ouachita
COUR
Joseph Cellegan
Edward F. Dalton
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