Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1938 — Page 8
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ADDED DELAY IN NAMING HARLAN CASE JURY SEEN
One of 12 Jurors Chosen
Tentatively Reports ‘Sick Headache.’
LONDON, Ky.. May 19 (U. P.).— Illness of a prospective juror threatened today to delay completion of a jury for the Harlan coal conspiracy case for another 24 hours and perhaps until the weck-end. Government lawyers and defense counsel, realizing that the case may lay down a broad principle of law that will serve as “teeth” for the Wagner Labor Relations Act, were thorough and searching in the questions that they asked the clerks, cobblers, farmers and salesmen summoned as veniremen. It appeared that the majority of the jury will consist of farmers. The Federal Government is attempting to convict coal mine executives, coal corporations and former deputy sheriffs on charges that they conspired to deprive miners of their rights to organize under the Wagner Act. Twelve tentative jurors were in the box when court convened yesterday, but O. L. Wilson, a real es-
tate man, one of the first veniremen | accepted, arose late in the day and |
said he was suffering from a ‘“nervous sick headache.” The Government has only two of its six peremptory jury challenges and the defense has used none of its 10. Thus it is possible that none of the men now sitting in the jury box will be there when the taking of testimony begins. Court was about to close when Mr. Wilson told of his illness. “Well,” said Federal Judge
exercised |
of 69 persons, operators, and miners, who are
MEN, MONEY, BRAINS HELD REGESSION CURE
‘Chicagoan Urges Stimulus For Consumer Buying.
Consumer buying and | investments must be encouraged and | labor relations improved if Amer[icans are to pull themselves out of |the recession, Dr. A. P. Haake, Chi-
cago, National Association of Fur- |
see how you feel in the morning If vou feel you need a doctor to-
H. | night, the marshal will call one for | Church Ford, “suppose we wait and
you.”
The leading attorneys in the trial at London, Ky., including deputy
charges of preventing the organization of Harlan
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sheriffs, mine being tried on
niture Manufacturers director, de-
clared here. Speaking at the meeting of the National Association of Cost Accountants, Indianapolis chapter last night, Dr. Haake declared: “Men, money and brains will pull the nation out of the present business recession, and business and American citizens must stop looking to Divine Providence, Santa Claus and the President to do it.” | Clyde D. Hunter of the firm of Ernst & Ernst, was elected accountants’ association president. Others elected were Charlies Isreal, AeroMayflower Transit Co. first vice president; Ired J. Schlattery, Kokomo, Kingston Products Co., second vice president; William XK. Miller, Indiana Farm Bureau Association, sccretary, and George S. | Wells, J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co., treasurer.
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County, Kentucky, miners, are shown above. Left to right: Prosecutors: Welly Hopkins, Richard P. Shanahan, Brien McMahon, Walter Gallagher, and Walter Schweinhaut.
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ROCHESTER, May 10 (U. P).— The City Council here is consider ing further plans for the $80,000 modernization of the water works plant approved as a WPA project. Tentative plans include the ine stallation of a new 20,000-gallon watertank and water softener system and cleaning and repairing of all mains.
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Construction Projects Will,
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Cost Approximately |, Y, PROBES CHARGES
The State Highway Commission |
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