Burglary Report Notes Ongoing Local Investigations
A partial report from local authorities describes several half completed burglaries since mid month. The sheriff’s office states investigators are active and monitoring emerging leads.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
6
A partial report from local authorities describes several half completed burglaries since mid month. The sheriff’s office states investigators are active and monitoring emerging leads.
A Sunday and Monday planned by the Elks include a parade a bathing beauty contest and an oratorical contest as part of their activities.
The arrangements group met at a downtown hotel to hear subcommittees report on convention tech details. Democratic candidates Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver and Averell Harriman favored a whistlestop strategy with radio and TV, championed by National Chairman Paul M Butler.
Miss Flanders says both titles are available at all Ouachita Parish Public Library branches.
The Junior Catholic Daughters of America were elected Friday night at St Matthew's School gym. Officers named: President Margaret Lewis, Vice President Marty Ann Embahato, Secretary Gay Tonore, Reporter Charlene Correro. Installation by Diocesan chair Drusilla Dofron of Alexandria. Msgr J C Marsh and Father Hannon offered greetings. Grand Regent Mrs Stanley Hodges thanked the group and awarded counselors pins. A five minute skit preceded refreshments.
Defense Secretary Wilson backs adding 1.16 billion to Eisenhower’s budget for more airpower and bases. He rejects Bridges proposed 500 million cut, says he would cross that bridge if needed. Wilson argues B52 outruns the Bison and notes no evidence of Red air force tankers.
Locals ready to accept a five year no strike agreement before the June 30 deadline. The industry touts a package worth over 65 cents an hour, calling it final and defensible while the union labels it shockingly inadequate. The union accuses four major steel companies of colluding to pressure acceptance.
Rep George Tessier of Orleans proposed adjourning until July 12 during a 60 day session. The plan drew loud gallery applause but was withdrawn after it was noted the House cannot adjourn more than three days without Senate approval.
A nonprofit facility described as a nursing home and private mental hospital, staffed by 93 employees, serves elderly disabled Christian Scientists. Managed by a board led by Henry A. Stenson of Jamaica New York. State investigators sent two men to probe the fire for possible neglect.
Fragmentary text mentions reading skill development for children and instructional focus. No clear event date or identifiable institutions provided. Further readable context needed to extract distinct persons or organizations.
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