The Fearful Letter Against Union Power and Church Authority
A dramatic discussion from a critic who fears union pressure under CIO leader Philip Murray and AF of L council. He recalls anti union teachings and questions reliance on collective credentials over traditional morality amid accusations of extortion by union officials. He cites Father Casey and William E. Maloney as part of the critique.
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Executive Council
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St. Mary's of the Lake
Chicago
William E. Maloney
Ouachita Parish High to Graduate 250 in Neville Auditorium
Ouachita Parish High School will hold commencement in Neville High School auditorium Tuesday at 8 15 p m for about 250 graduates. Dr G Earl Guinn president of Louisiana College speaks on Enemies Within the Gates with a full program including processional, salutatory and valedictory addresses, band numbers and diploma presentations.
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Neville High School
G. Earl Guinn
Louisiana College
Louisiana Senate weighs open meetings bill to curb secrecy
Louisiana senators study a bill requiring all town and city councils police juries school boards levee and port boards and other tax funded authorities to hold open meetings. The measure allows executive sessions only without final or binding action and calls for advance notices of schedule changes. The bill advances to committee for action.
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Louisiana Press Association
Robert Kennon
Week's Safety Drivers Named Dwight Grubbs and S. B. Brown
The Phantom Driver named Dwight Grubbs of Monroe and S. B. Brown of West Monroe as Safety Driver of the Week. Grubbs, a Ouachita Parish High School senior, plans to study social studies at Northeast Louisiana State College and has two years of driving without a major accident. Brown, with United Gas Company service for seven years, is a father of three and has one non-fatal accident in 23 years of driving.
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South Second
Monroe
S. B. Brown
Montgomery
West Monroe
L. E. Grubbs
Ouachita Parish High School
Northeast Louisiana State College
Dwight
United Gas Company
Brown
Doctor Carl Pardue of Alto Dies at 69
Doctor Carl Gresham Pardue 69 died early Tuesday after a brief illness. A Ouachita parish physician, he will be buried at Alto Presbyterian cemetery after a 10 a.m. Wednesday services in Alto Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev. Lloyd ONeal of Ruston. Pallbearers named.
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Ouachita Parish
Presbyterian
Montgomery Reelected to Eighth Term as Ouachita Jury President
A. E. Montgomery of ward 10 was elected by acclamation Tuesday to a new year as president of the Ouachita parish police jury. G. P. Avant of ward 5 was chosen as vice president. Mrs. E. H. Hill was re elected secretary treasurer for two years.
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C. A. Kincaid
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M. W. Montgomery
W. O. Roberts
W. J. Vinson
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G. P. Avant
E. H. Hill
Spaht Campaign Fund Tied to State Police Benefit
The Louisiana State Police Benefit Fund contributed 12000 to the gubernatorial bid of former Judge Ci Carlos Spaht. The fund, financed by a 50 cent monthly deduction from state police pay, faced scrutiny after a new superintendent halted the deductions and ordered full records opened.
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The
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Louisiana State Police Benefit Fund
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Maj
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Henry Hertz Sr
Baton Rouge
Times-Picayune
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Hertz
Col
E. P. Roy
Spaht
Earl Long
Robert Kennon
Kennon
Francis Grevemberg
Roy
Grevemberg
Texas Man Killed In Oakdale Crash
A Beaumont Texas man, Robert Bloch a steel worker, died when his car struck a parked truck two miles south of Kinder. A second man was seriously injured and taken to a Kinder clinic. The two were reportedly traveling from Beaumont to New Jersey.
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New Jersey
Edward D Schneider Rites Held In Lake Providence
A large funeral for Edward Davis Schneider 51 longtime East Carroll school board president and Lake Providence hardware merchant was held at Grace Episcopal Church. Interment followed at the local cemetery with pallbearers named. He chaired the East Carroll board since 1930 and held roles in local banking and business. He leaves wife Jessica, two sons Ed D Jr and Graham, a sister and a brother plus three grandchildren.
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East Carroll School Board
J. L. Johnson
Howell Heard Named City Judge in West Monroe
Howell Heard is appointed and confirmed for the city judge post in West Monroe to fill the unexpired term of Jesse Heard. The governor indicated a later election would be held, but action shifted to a permanent appointment after council and citizen petitions. Mayor said further steps would follow.
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West Monroe
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Heard
Jesse Heard
Kennon
Citizens
Open Hearing on Southern Airways CAB Certificate Renewal
A CAB examiner opens a lengthy Birmingham hearing on Southern Airways renewal for feeder line service in the South. Testimony will come from about 40 southeastern cities. a Washington session follows. Southern began service Feb 8 1949 and seeks a three year or longer certificate while potential new routes are outlined.
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Fla
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Miss
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Augusta
Aiken
Chesterrock
Welfare Highway Bill Faces House Vote in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge two Kennon administration welfare and highways bills return to a House vote after delays. House leaders conceded to more than twenty amendments and dropped Kennons plan to pick board members from a civic group list. The push aims to clear passage despite strong opposition to major provisions.
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Kennon
House
Welfare and Highways Boards
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The
Welfare and Highway Board
Russians Renew Cold War Tactics
Berlin reports show Communists cut telephone lines between East and West Berlin and severed 17 long distance links to West Germany, with eight telegraph lines also shut down. Telegraphic service between West Berlin and West Germany remains, while border guards barred Allied motor patrols on the autobahn to Helmstedt. Civilian traffic on the highway continues to crawl amid the renewed blockade measures.
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Chamber of Commerce heads meet for dinner and river cruise
Committee leaders and officers gathered aboard Noe's Ark for a Monday night dinner. Paul Goldman urged closer cooperation among committees while James A. Noe hosted. Jim Williams outlined a blueprint for Monroe West Monroe progress as attendees discussed future projects.
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Chamber
Noe’s Ark
Paul Goldman
James A. Noe
C. G. Pearce, Sr
Robert C. Butz
Pearce
Jim Williams
Monroe- West Monroe
Jack Masur
W. L. Bendel
Tom Hayes
Floyd Ferrell
Russell Engle
Matt F. Rice
H. M. James
G. Thomas Frazer
J. S. Drew
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T. H. Scott
Agriculture
Lee Vanderpool, Jr
George Snellings
Education
C. D. McAdams
Conventions
Louis D. Smith
Aviation
News Star World Want Ads Offer Easy Charges
Classified notice announces that News Star World want ads can handle jobs and purchases with a chargeable option. The brief promotes convenient billing during marketplace listings and reader services.
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