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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1949

Page

8

Low-Cost Housing Be Discussed At Roundtable

The Junior Chamber of Commerce roundtable revisits the low cost housing and slum clearance issue tonight at 8 30 on a local radio station. The panel will include last week’s participants plus real estate dealer E W Cruse to answer remaining questions.

Monroe J. W. Cummins Raleigh Poulous Monroe Housing Project Walter Shubert Jaycees

Acheson Calls West Resolve Key After Paris Talks

Secretary Acheson argued that Western aims in post Paris Europe stress self government and basic freedoms while Soviet resistance blocks broader German reform. He said Paris produced modest gains, urged continued U S and European effort, ratification of the Atlantic pact, and continued military aid to prevent slipping back.

Germany Berlin Acheson Soviet Union Paris Europe West

Senate debates to repeal Taft Hartley with injunctions at center

In the Senate a fight over the administration labor bill unfolds as four compromise amendments, inching closer to Taft Hartley, aim to curb strikes. Lucas, Douglas Ill, Humphrey and Holland push for or against injunctions and seizure powers, arguing over how a private employer could be forced back to work and when federal action is justified.

Senate Taft Lucas Douglas D.ill Humphrey D.-Minn Congress Holland John L. Lewis

Coal mine strike debate echoes nationwide risk

Holland sharpens the critique arguing a coal mine shutdown harms the nation by triggering railroad retrenchments and layoffs across industries. He warns that the blow targets the living of the people, not only miners or operators, but communities at large.

Holland

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