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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1948
Page
9
Western allies reject Moscow currency decree for Berlin and declare a two currency system in the western sectors. Berlin officials and banks remain open under new reichs marks while Soviets insist on a citywide plan. Authorities call for quadripartite talks to resolve monetary control.
Goldsborough issued a ruling ending a walkout over pension fund operations after fines were imposed on Lewis and the UMW for contempt of court for defying a temporary order by federal Judge Matthew F. McGuire banning a strike. The order, tied to the pension fund dispute in which Goldsborough yesterday upheld Lewis' payment plan, was seen by the Justice Department as having no effect in stopping a work stoppage.
An Arrid deodorant ad touts durability and safety while outlining a creamogen formula. Separately, miners and operators in a Delaware Valley coal region negotiate a new wage pact to replace the June 30 expiring agreement. Key decision by Ezra van Horn on welfare fund pensions could shape talks and potential summer strikes. Senator Bridges expresses cautious optimism, while talks resume with Lewis pressing pension start requirements.
The report details how Dewey Stassen and Taft camps rely on women to draw crowds. Female volunteers distribute literature, host refreshments, and hand out souvenirs to entice convention-goers. Ticket shortages frustrate many attendees hoping to glimpse the event from the ringside.
The report notes Dewey officially a candidate with forty one delegates from Michigan. Van denberg gains support from Maine and Kansas in early ballots amid possible deadlock. Warren holds California’s 53 votes plus one from Missouri. An Oklahoma dust storm affected 397,800 acres with six and two thirds inches of dust.
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