Sunday Contest Delights Mo Pa- He Aene A
A Sunday event features Mo Pa and He Aene in a contest with local interest. Details are scarce but the appearance draws community attention and expected participation from nearby groups.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
5
A Sunday event features Mo Pa and He Aene in a contest with local interest. Details are scarce but the appearance draws community attention and expected participation from nearby groups.
Sen Ma Margaret Chase Smith and Ivy Baker Priest among attendees at a closed session in a downtown hotel to review nine subcommittee reports on convention details. Democrats expect keynotes and officials in July. A whistlestop plan with closer voter contact and media appearances gains support from Stevenson Kefauver and Harriman camps.
Wilson defended adding 1.16 billion to Eisenhower budget requests for air power and bases while noting he would cross that bridge if Congress approves extra Air Force funds. He contrasted the B52 bomber with Russia’s Bison, calling the B52 greatly superior and denying imminent city threats.
The five year no strike package worth over 65 cents an hour is rejected by the union as inadequate. Industry ads defend the deal as final fair substantial and defensible while accusing major sh eeple companies of a conspiratorial plan to push a five year pact. The deadline to reach a new contract expires at midnight Saturday June 30.
Unclear fragment mentions Public Library branches and a reference to Flanders salad. Details and context are missing, preventing a definite event or outcome.
Year's efforts by Junior Catholic Daughters of America culminated Friday in St Matthew's school gym. Officers named include Margaret Lewis as president, Mary Ann Emabonato as vice president, Gay Totore as secretary, Charlene Correro as reporter. Installations were by Diocesan chair Drusilla Doiron with greetings from Msgr J C Marsh and Father Keichel Hannon.
The excerpt shows lawmakers debating adjournment limits with Rep George Tessier of Orleans proposing to adjourn until July 12. The motion drew applause but was withdrawn when pointed out the House cannot adjourn beyond three days without Senate consent.
The article notes a private institution described as a nursing home for older disabled people and a private mental hospital staffed by 93 employees. It is led by a board headed by Henry A. Stenson of Jamaica NY and serves Christian Scientists. The state agency sent two investigators to look into possible neglect.
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