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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1946

Page

10

Legislature debate on voting rights and education funding continues

House and Senate activity centers on a voting rights bill amid strong opposition to Negro voting, while several education and infrastructure appropriations move forward. Contested items include a plan to purge Negro voters, transfer registrar offices, and fund LSU land near the capitol, state universities, and road projects.

Rapides Nees Hunter Orleans Parish Ed DuBuisson Wellborn Jack Caddo Caddo Parish Mississippi Jack House Senate Louisiana State University Capitol Crowley Trade School Turner Morgan Secretary of State Alexander Rainold New Orleans Rainold Lake Charles Moseman Simoneaux Joseph Blasi Kenneth Barranger Opelousas Senate Health Committee Senate Appropriations Committee State Board of Education Northwest State College Louisiana Polytechnic Institute Southwestern Louisiana Institute Southeastern Louisiana College

Draft extension passes as July inductions paused

The House approved two compromises on draft age, while the Senate concurred quickly. The war department plans no inductions in July and August leaving a pool of about 52 000 men ages 19 to 30 for the draft later, with about 13 000 called in September and an average 7 000 monthly thereafter.

Trumar House Senate War Department

In Memoriam Column Debuts At News-Star-World

Readers urged commemoration of deceased relatives and friends and Eve Bradford will direct an In Memoriam column. Notices of death anniversaries may include prose or verse and pictures if desired.

News-Star—World Eve Bradford

Driver named in accident with list of injured

Simon Leal, 38, identified by Captain Gordon as truck driver. Injured include Carmela Costilla, Maria de la Luz 16, Guadalupe Martinez 24, Manuela Aluerza, Oralia Huerta 17, Maurisio Guerra, Jose Martinez, Lilly Naranjo, Maurio Sanchez, Refugio Abrego, and Aremelia Leal.

Simon Leal Gordon Carmela Costilla Maria de la Luz Guadalupe Martinez Manuela Aluerza Oralia Huerta Maurisio Guerra Jose Martinez Lilly Naranjo Maurio Sanchez Refugio Abrego Aremelia Leal

Ouachita Parish Beer Permit Notice And Estate Bids

Notices announce a retail beer permit application for Little Gem Cafe at 919 Adams Street Monroe by Anthony Nelson and reveal a succession probate for Roger G. Moore with Final Account review. Additional items list State Department of Finance bids for laundry supplies and a new Station Wagon purchase with detailed bid deadlines and terms.

Ceam Collector of Revenue State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Adams Street Anthony Nelson Monroe Roger G. Moore State of Louisiana Parish of Ouachita Fourth District Court Roger M. Moore Cammie C. Newsom Department of Finance Division of Purchases Capitol Annex Baton Rouge E. A. Conway Memorial Hospital Monroe State OF Louisiana Department OF Finance Division Glenn R. Rumbaugh State Purchasing Officer JDO Louisiana Training Institute Division of Ouachita Valley Vocational School West Monroe

Cotton futures rise to fresh seasonal highs in New Orleans and New York

Cotton futures extended gains in New Orleans and New York as traders bet the OPA extension and decontrol bills will pass. July and October contracts closed up around 50 cents to 1.40 a bale with spot values also higher, amid strong mill buying and favorable demand.

New Orleans Senate New York

Markets at a Glance: Stocks Dip as Cotton Holds

New York stocks slide with scattered issues resistant and bonds lower while rails show weakness. Cotton remains firm and bread mills show buying. Chicago oats fall amid expanded cash grain offerings. Hogs steady to active with a top of 14.85, cattle generally steady to weak with a top price of 18.00.

New York Chicago

Major U.S. Corporations Named in History Text

A dense list of prominent American companies and brands appears, including General Electric, American Can, United Car & Foundry, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Boeing, Du Pont, General Motors, IBM, and many others, suggesting a commerce or industry reference. The OCR fragment catalogs corporate names across industry sectors without cohesive narrative or events.

Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Mills Allied Stores Ais Chalmers American Can Company American Car & Foundry American & Foreign Powe American Locomotive American Power & Light American Metal American Rad American Rolling Mills American Smelting & Re American Sugar Refining American Tel & Tel American Tobacco American Water Anaconda Copper Atchison T& SF Aviation Corporation Baltimore & Ohio Baldwin Locomotive Barnsdall Oil Deere & Company Douglas Aircraft du Pont de Nemours Eastman Fodak Electric Hudson Motor Mlinois Central Inspiration Copper International Harvester Wee International Nickel Canrence International Tel & Tel Joe Johns-Manville Products Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper Broger -Grocere Serdres Libbey-Gwens-Ford Glass Lockheed Aircraft Loew's Incorporated Long Bell Lumber A Lorillard P Company Ebuse Louisville & Nashville Mathieson /skali Areyee McClelland Stores Ceeeseees Vee Mengeél Company Ceceesseee Savee Montgomery Ward Phaes Nash-Kelvinater Corporation National Can Company National Dairy Products National Distillers Pan-American Airways Paramount Pictures Penney J C Company Pennsylvania Railroad Pepsi-Cola Corporation Phillips Petroleum Scrcosescecs Pressed Steel

Potatoes Market Report Chicago June 26

Potatoes arrivals 122 on track 208 total U S shipments 1 211. California Long Whites U S No 1 70 to 95 cents. Arizona Long Whites U S No 1 3 70. Arkansas Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 3 20. Alabama Bliss Triumphs good quality 4 00. Missouri and Kansas Cobblers fair to generally good quality 2 20 to 2 30. Missouri Red Warbas generally good quality.

Chicago USDA U. S California Arizona Arkansas Bliss Alabama Bliss Missouri Kansas

Market Bond Prices Show Mixed Industrial Demand

Readings list Cities Service at 39 1/2, Electric Bond and Share at 23 7/8, Humble Oil at 72 1/8, Niagara Hudson at 12 7/8, and United Gas at 19 1/4 as close values indicating varied investor interest across utilities and energy stocks.

Humble Oil Niagara Hudson United Gas

Butter And Eggs Prices Steady In Chicago Trade

Butter and eggs held steady in Chicago today with butter unchanged and eggs unchanged. Receipts stood at 283 302 pounds of butter and 15 505 dozen eggs.

Chicago

Police Officials In New Orleans Warn Thief Invitations

Superintendent A. A. Watters offered a list of invitations to thieves in New Orleans. He advised leaving cash at home, not posting signs, leaving valuables in sight, door unlocked or broken glass, and keys in the car to tempt theft. He noted crime rates are lower now, but routine reports are higher than before.

New Orleans A. A. Watters Watters

Six Japanese Hanged at Changi Jail

June 26 report states Mitsubashi Mataichi former Port Blair chief administrator and five other Japanese war criminals were executed at Changi jail. They were convicted of torturing Indians and civilians suspected of Allied spying on the Andaman islands.

Singapore Mitsubashi Mataichi Port Blair Changi Andaman Islands

Livestock Prices Report From Chicago and Prairie Markets

USDA daily market update lists salable hogs 1 500 to 2 500 with firm to good and choice barrows and gilts at 14.85 and sows at 14.10, cattle salable 6 000 including 400 calves, feeders steady with mostly native grass steers 15.75 to 16.50 while beef cows run 10.50 to 13.00 and vealers at 17.00, stock cattle scarce and weak 15.00 to 17.00. Fluorescent rugs made from bituminous coal dyes are noted as on the way.

USDA

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