Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 44, Number 55, Decatur, Adams County, 6 March 1946 — Page 2

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Delay Arraignment For Intoxication Arraignment o( H li Mct'lvnu han. Duiatur. uu public Intnxu u i ttun < Imi g>- in <ll. ha* Ihm-h

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■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■ = What Does a Signed Agreement ■ Mean To The General Electric Co. ? i : : AGREEMENT... . SS. ■ On January 17, 1916 the officers of luocal 921 and the General Mee- ■ trie Company at a meeting in Decatur, Indiana signed an agreement ■ a which was to be in effect for the duration of the strike. ■ Agreement follows: January 17, 1916 a Memorandum of understanding between Local 921 B ■ L. E. and the General Electric Company at Decatur, a ■ Indiana: ■ 1. Only one gate (center gate) will be unlocked at any ■ a time. Unless in case of emergency. ■ 2. All employees (guards and firemen) will work on ■ an 8 hour seven day basis. 18 employees. a ■ 3. Three supervisors will be issued union passes. a These supervisors shall also work on an 8 hour ■ seven day basis. ■ The three supervisors are: Shakley, Buffenbarger, ■ Berry. a ■ This memorandum is effective for the duration of the a strike, but mav be altered by mutual agreement. ■ Approved (Signed) 1.. C. SWAGER a General Electric Co. ■ (Signed) HENRY STAUFFER a ■ VER & MWA Local 921 a • ■ : General Electric Files For Injunction ; a In spite of the signed agreement between the Company and I nion J ■ the Company filed for an injunction in Federal Court against the I nion. a At the hearing on the injunction in Hammond the officials of the General Electric Company stated that they carried out their agreement in full. a This is more of the General Electric double talk. a ■ Court Rules Against The Company ■ Judge Swagert, in a long, written decision, declared that his ruling was based on the fact that the Company unquestionably had failed to exhaust every reasonable means of conciliation and mediation prior to a coming into court. The court stated. “HOM EV ER, SEC 1 ION EIGHT OF a a THE ACT PROVIDES THAT THE PLAINTIFF IN AN INJVNC- a ■ TION SLIT MUST HAVE MADE EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO ■ ■ REACH A SETTLEMENT. THIS SECTION WAS NOT FULFILLED. COLLECTIVE BARGAINING SHOULD BE MADE WITH AN OPEN MIND. STRIC T COMPLIANCE IS MANDATORY. HE WHO FAILS a b LOSES HIS RIGHT IN COURT.” ■ ■ I ; Union Calls On Company To Bargain ; Local 924, United Electrical Radio & Machine Workers of America J again calls on the officials of the General Electric Company to bargain B in good faith with the officers of Our union. Other companies in the Elec- b trical industry have settled with their employees. What is your alibi • now Mr. Wilson, IVesident of General Electric? ’ I UNITED ELECTRICAL RADIO & MACHINE WORKERS a OF AMERICA (CIO) LOCAL 921 ' a _,__ a> --- aßßaßßßaa aas««i aaaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaa

'delayed to permit fuilher Invtwii 'gallon into the case, authorities Mated today. The arraignment wu* originally scheduled tor Tuesday afteriioon. U — I id* in 4 Good Town Decatur

Honor Students Os Catholic Schools High, Grade School Lists Arc Announced Hanoi rolls for the first six weeks term of th" secund semes te foi the Decatur Cat hoi I high Kt'hool amt the SI Joseph grade *cluki| w<-<■ announced today by ih<|u>jl official' T i< !<• .i e 31 student* on tne high ! »< bool honor roll and 32 on lite 'grade school list Tlie complete lf*t follows: High School As B's Celeste (leelrt 3 2 Janie. Him- 2 I Robert Koors 3 2 t'atheriiie Schmitt 1 4 Marian Hora 2 3 Ric hard \V< iiihoff 3 2 Owen Wemhoff 2 3 Pati.iia York I 1 Joseph Braun 1 • Margaret Illite 2 I Alice Geiiner I 1 Helen Geimer 2 3 Mildred la»*h<- 2 3 i’a'ricia Melbeis •'» Joseph Meytts I I Ch-lu* ItuinshluK 3 Mary t-TaucM Schmitt 6

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Patricia Titus 2 3 Norma \p|H'hnan I 1 Bernadette llruuu 3 I .Marjorie (la*e I I Aainw (h-ltner . 5 1 John Glllia 3 3 I Maxine Keller S I i Donna l.oii Kortenber <• I iiAtonard latuxerit-b 2 3 flarit-e Rtimsrhlau 6 I Richard Riimschlaa J 3 Maiy \li<-< Hiaun 3 .Marcyla G< imer 2 3 ! David Glllia ..3 2 k Marlene Laurent 5 , Philip Terreer & Dorothy I'lemau '< Grade School Grade 8 As B'» Patricia Appeiinun I k Jtiliunu Meyers 2 7 ( James Meyers I .» Kathleen Hmith a I .Marilyn Eeeple | 5 Grads 7 Isabelle Kintz 'J I I Ann Gum 7 3 Marsaiet Mcß'ili I H iJohn Lunue 2 k Grade 6 t'atheriiie Imse tr I | Nancy fisher k 2 Mat I hew Harris s 2 Mary Ann liman h 2 Vera Geel* * 3 Thomas Rumac-blaa 7 3 Ann Smith a i Grade 5 Phyilis Braun G 5

Steve Gass 7 I Marjorie Helman -*• '• Patricia (Jinlor 3 k Margaret Schmitt H 2 Barbara Voalewede ti •’> Grads 4 Marilyn Gase 2 k Noitnu Heimann I '* Michael Kohm i 5 itlta ituinschlaa • ** Vergle h.iutbliic t» I John Vork 3 ' Grade 3 Jac<|ueliiie Gaae 7 I liurhuia Borman ti 5 lasrla Eo d 5 •• Macella Gillis ■’ *' - ii Carl Wolf Speaks 1 To Decatur Lions Carl Wolf, of Pleasant Mills. |ne Hinted an liiteieMing tirofram last night foi the inuinbeia of the Incatur Lions club tn Hie weekly meet lux Mi. Wolle. who im-ntly teturned from a trip thiouabout the entire area, delivered an interestilia add)ins lonceiiilnx the Alcan highway and presented a film of the picturesque road He told of various scenes and points of interest along the I.ii2a iii.li stretch, lecalilus that Unload it-o-ls was i-.iiiipleted in Noveiiilivr. 11)12. ulihouah some bridges wen not finished until Is months later. D Custer was proRiant chairman *und Heiman H KrueckcbeiK. < lull president, presided Benjamin W. Hartman, past president of the Fort Wayne Lions | < lull. Wan .1 KUIWI I i Aged Man Killed In ' Truck-Auto Accident i Kcotislnrg. Ind March •! il'l’i I Serviies wer airaniied today I for Albert Co*. 73. who war in- ' lured lasi nlxht in tin automobile I truck .i< > idi-nt here. ! VARIED REACTIONS I H'nstlaurU Fr«m I‘aas Oar) ' Rus-ii on outstanding i-me The I Communist Daily Worki assail d | it as th start >f an Anglo-Ain<-r- --■ l< an axis uuainrt Russia The Russians said nothlna pul’ I liily about the Ii Radio M<>--I cow had neithi- reported It nor I I'onimented by noon tod iy. Diplomatic idiserv r- pointed out that Churehill'H «pee<|i agreed I in many aspects with the poli«y of foii-lgn secretary Krneat fb-vin lAt the t'.ND Bi-vin prill rted j UKSinst tin- <■< ri-< y of Russian i pidii y and he lias lined that all I I the big powers put their cards or. ,1 the table. Bevlii was known to in- anxious Ito .ped up organization of I'NO | military conimitmatits httinu J Chun hill's proposal fir an inter-' I national airforce ami to streng 1 then the I'NO. as urged by tin I former premier. |1 Tlie gov<- ninent position on a | formal military alltum with tint'nited States was unknown, al I though prime minister Clement | Atlee's ndiniiiistratloii is bated on closesi friendship with the t'nited, I States ASK COUNCIL AID IN <Continu»d fnam Page On.) I age is such that vets an- unable |to get adequate housing" and I that "the present Indiana employment seeutity act is such that it deprives many vets of their un-i I employmen' right " In this i they ask that ' the city council of I Decatur ask the governor to < all a special segsion of tlie legislature to airn-nd the present state lawj and enact legislation lo' carry out an adequate housing I and compensation program." I U.S. SEEKING i H oniiaiiru Fr«u< Page Owe) liy Byrnes, China reveala Rus aia's proposals for disposing of i

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————— —— Manchurian industries between i themselves withou. even consulting the i'nited States or other Allied Tynims already had told Russia , that disposition of such Indu*- , tries was a problem for a repara- ' tlons commission of all the majoi Allies In the war against Japan And lie asked on Feb. •> that both i China and Russia inform him of any negotiation.-* tit.it had taken place. China replica ny revealing Rus sia's plan. Soviet Russia has never replied. In tin- light of China - n-idy. Byrnes dispatched allot tier message to Moscow last i night. o PHONEJJNION Koutlnorg I r.ifn Paar One) !y for Hi hours yesterday in hopes that a settlement would set a pat I lern foi disputes involving other ' affi'iut-» <>f the national federation i of telephone workew. f’rofpei ts of rcachiii;: a settle-' ment were complicated at .New i York yesterday when negotiations , I coltapsi d li'twvei. the Western Eli-ctric < omp.iny. an American. Telephone and Telegraph aubsldi-1 ary. and (mother NFTW union. Seventeen different telephone i ’ unions voted at .Meinphla iant i month f t walk out slmtiliaVeoualy ; to eiif nee wage demands. Stanley S. laabred, national sup I ervlsor of th«- railway trainmen

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brijtlo-rauod. sail la»t uight that the union's strike aciii-ilule < gib'd for «ngim->-rs and trainmen t>» Strike Monday and Tuesday on all national trunk railriads. with work era on lesser lines walking out Wednesday aud Thuieday. Similar reports came from local I union leader* ai San Francisco Imuisvllle, Ky Tulsa, Okla., an-j other railroad center*. Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to tlie scat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phfegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, Inflamed bronchial mucous membranes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Croomulaion with tiie understanding- you must tikn the way It TUtekly allavs the cough or you are to have your money beck. CREOMULSION For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Roy S. Johnson & Son Auctiuneerti & Real Estate We'll he glad to Represent you in the transaction of Real Estate at Public Sale or pr.vate sale. 25 years in this business in Decatur. We welcome your investigation of our record of which we are proud. Phone 101 153 So. 2nd St. DeVows ilklK., Ground Fluor Melvin Leichty. Rep., Berne, Ind., Phone 251. a

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