Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1936 — Page 30
FEL WORKERS PUSH UNION IN INDIANA SHOPS
Ruling Against Wagner Labor Act.
~ Times Special HAMMOND, Ind, June -18. —
Amalgamated Iron and Steel and .Tin workers are going ahead with
‘organization efforts among steel workers here in spite of the adverse decision given by the New Orleans United States Circuit Court on the Wagner labor act, it was announced today. The ated Association recently lined up with John L. Lewis after a bitter struggle with the American Federation of Labor, Itisexpected to open a wedge for organization of steel workers here after headquarters are opened in Chicago. Differences between employers who have stood for their company unions, and Amalgamated Association are being more clearly defined, representatives of the union said. The Wagner decision was expected to hamper Amalgamated plans for organization. Industrial groups depended on support of the act to promote their activities.
LOCAL PUPILS WIN I. U. SCHOLARSHIPS
Six Named in List of 197 Awards for Schooling. Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 18.— Six Indianapolis high school pupils are included in the list of 197 scholarships awarded at Indiana University.
They are: . Washington;
Benjamin O. Russell, David M. LaMar, Technical; Mary E. Mellinger, Washington; Ellen Caplin and Charles G. Goebel, Manual Training, and Hester Jane Gruber, Shortridge. Gene A. Smith and Joseph R. Spraul of Shortridge are alternates. The scholarships include contingent fees for one school year,
SUSPECT IS CLEARED IN ANDERSON KILLING
Coroner Says He Will Rule That Homicide Was Justifiable. Times Special ANDERSON, Ind. June 18.— George Cox, 41, Summitville, who is - alleged to have "shot and killed Daniel Clark, 34, Marion, during an argument at the Cox home Tuesday, is to be released, county officials announced today. Coroner 8. J. Stottlemeyer said he would return a verdict of justiflable homicide. Clark was killed when he entered the Cox home and made threats against his estranged wife, Mrs. Susie Kelly-Clark, authorities said. .
Charles N. Miller. (above), assistant national director of operations, Boy Scouts of America, is to address a dinner meeting to be_ held at €:30 tonight in the Athenaeum. The dinner is being sponsored by the Indianapolis. Boy Scout Council. Plans for a sustained membership drive are to be discussed. The meeting marks the opening of a program of n for the Indianapolis Council, outlined by Wallace O. Lee, president, and other officers. They are: Edward A. Kahn and Fermor 8. Cannon, vice presidents; H. Foster Clippinger, treasurer; Rudolph K. Haerle, secretary, and F. O. Belzer, Scout executive. ; Sunday afternoon at 4 ceremonies are to be held dedicating Kiwanis Tent Cabin No. 3 at the Scout Reservation. Gifts from
the Kiwanis Club are being used °
in erection of a new reservation entrance and gateway and in developing ' the sondway to the camp.
HOOSIER IS ACCUSED
OF DEFRAUDING GIRLS
Posed as Farley Aid, Promised Jobs With U. S., Is Charge. By United Press FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 18— John Van Sloet-Tot Haarman, 23, admitted today that he defrauded working girls of $10 bills by posing as social secretary to Rep. James I, Farley, Auburn, Ind., and promising them jobs in the Postoffice Department, police said. He was held to Circuit ,Court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretense.
Haarman'’s activity was uncovered :
when his victims attempted to check
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REPORT SHOWS,
Activities Greatly Expanded, Officials Say. Times Special
- LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 1h Purdue University research during
| | the last year has dealt with such } unrelated subjects as stainless steel,
fur hats, manufacture of salt, concrete, iron and glass, the annual report of the officers shows. The. report covers all university activities stressing the research work of students and faculty. Among the chemical engineering problems were the use of commercial solvents with barium chloride to manufacture salt, bleaching fur used in hat making, structural changes in chrome steel under heat treatment, study on a new form of
reinforced concrete, a new blend of cement and tests for practically all structural materials. Investigational work has been expanded greatly at Purdue during the last decade, acording to the report. More than 120 industrial problems are objects of research now at the university in addition to more than 250 projects on agriculture. The latter are conducted at the university and on outlying exfarms and stations throughout the state.
VACCINATION
14 Cases of Smallpox Reported in Gary by Officers. Times Special GARY, Ind., June 18.—All persons working in public places were warned today by Health Commissioner Atcheson to be vaccinated against smallpox.
Fourteen cases are under quarantine, Dr. Atcheson said. None, how= ever, is dangerously ill. 3
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