Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1938 — Page 12

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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! | ner, Anderson, junior vice com-

| mander, and Barney Stone, Nobles-

BURGLARS GET $75

THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1938

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Principal speakers at the camp- | ——————

fire service were Dr. H. O. Mannett, | commander; Dr. Stone, Anna Davis of Gary, state | the Allied Women's |

T0 END HARLAN DR JH STONE 75 ee cc. | IN THREE RAIS HERE

national Mrs. | president of

| Coin Purse and Chest Are

One Veteran Refuses Ride;

CASE TONIGHT

Interstate Commerce Issue Snags Prosecution of Coal Firms.

LONDON, Ky., June 18 (U.P. — Coal mined in Harlan County moved in commerce as far away as he Great Lakes, a witness testified day in the trial of 19 corpora- | ons and 44 persons on charges of

Michigan City Gets 1939 Parley.

KOKOMO, June 16 (U, P.).—Dr. J. H. Stone of Kokomo today tained his command of the Indiana

the Republic. He was re-elected commander at the closing sessions of the 59th annual state encampment here.

Other offi-

re= |

Department of the Grand Army of | | ride in an automobile, marching the

| was the only

Michigan City was selected as the |

| Relief Corps, and Brig.-Gen. Wil- | liam K. Naylor, Ft. Benjamin Har- |

rison commandant. Approximately 50,000 persons yes-

terday witnessed the two-hour-long | gio], 27, of 5112 Oarvel Ave. he

street parade, highlight of the annual encampment. Jacob Mooker, 96-year-olds Valparaiso veteran, was cheered by the throngs witnessing the parade as he removed his coat and refused to

entire route of the procession. He veteran who walked the distance. Officers elected by the Sons of Veterans were William H. Ball, In-

Included in Loot.

Burglars stole a coin purse con- |

| told police. Mr. Gill said he and his ! wife were visiting neighbors and |

had left the door open.

A chest containing about $40 was stolen from+ the home of Robert Nythen, 22, of 5929 Dewey Ave. last

night, he told police.

burglars entered by an

taining $20 from the home of Jobe |

When small sums are saved regularly each pay day, bill paying is seldom

harder than usual and the advantages of

He said the unlocked

basement window while he and his

wife were away.

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MONEY ON HAND are numerous. Start YOUR account with us NEXT PAY DAY.

| 1939 convention city. Ca " More than $15 in cash was stolen |

from the home of Joseph Moore, 30, | of 715 Douglass St., while slept, he | told police. |

conspiring to violate the Wagner

Labor Relations Act.

I'he Government, seeking to establish its jurisdiction in this case by proving that the defendants are engaged in interstate commerce, called J. A. McGubbin, shipping lerk of the Harlan Fuel Co. to the vitness stand He said coal mined by his commoved out of Kentucky on ilroad cars and in some cases reached the Great Lakes where it | was placed aboard steamers. The | however, that the | coal corporations lost any title to the coal as oon as it was placed on cars at the mine mouth where a selling agent took possession of the fuel. Fighting through two days of testimony in an attempt to prove the |@ corporations on trial are | interstate commerce, assistant attorney assistants said they rest their case to-

cers named at the campfire service | dianapolis; commander; Parker last night include: Thornburg, Muncie, senior vice ‘8 Ed McClelland, Muncie, re-elected | commander; George O. Dewey, i | senior vice commander; L. P. Kelt- | Martinsville, junior vice commander.

AND LOAN ASSN.

FEDERAL SAVINGS oo ra INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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Values in These

defendant

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control of

19 coal engaged in Brien McMahon eneral, and his re certain to Times Photo The Stars and Stripes is ours, too,” these two Hawaiian lasses said | while visiting Indianapolis under sponsorship of the Interracial Youth Cabinet of the Y. M. C. A. National Council. Both young women are graduates of American colleges (left), and Miss Masako Tateishi of Mau. of MacMurray College. Jacksonville, Ill., and Miss Tateishi was awarded her degree by William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo

had intended to it Monday, but a sudden fight eloped over the interstate comInstead of stipulating Countv coal moved : while still the of the defendants, the de-

cntested that issue.

Originally they

rece issue Harlan tate lines

They are Miss Sylvianna Li, HonoMiss Li is a graduate |

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Witnesses Called

rhat forced the Government to

hat toed the Cowman | Robbers Score [TRAIN PLUNGES IN nd R mplovees of the ein ite RIVER. KILLING TWO

porations—and draw from them de- K k G tails of how the coal Was mined, | nockout, Ctl CHILDRESS, Tex. June 16 (U.|

how it got to the Louisville & : 8 Nashville Railway tracks and where P) —Two members of the crew of |

went from there. Tickets {oO Fioht a Denver-Northern freight train | Most of the companies—the Blue > > were believed drowned today when Diamond Coal Co. conceded that it 5% the locomotive and several cars Wi engaged in interstate ccm- plunged into the Salt Fork of the merce—contended they lost control Red River, 40 miles north of here. of and title to their product as soon | unscheduled preliminary to the The missing men are M. V. Briggs, loaded on railroad cars| forthcoming Louis-Schmeling fight | engineer; C. E. Burton, fireman. 1 consigned to selling agents AF N Arr WHE dy Dick Brown, brakeman, also was in | Henry Schweinhaut of Govern- a New yois was fought early to- the engine. All lived in Childress. | day on W. Washington St. All were believed riding in the en- | wo men and a woman, William | gine, which was submerged.

nt counsel produced evidence late i indicating 17 of the 19 Baker, 48, of 1005 N. Delaware St. pry = ” told police, slugged him and robbed DISMISSES CHARGE MADE BY LOCAL GIRL

es had contracts with Inc, an a a broker for its 5 ; {rig he Government Hil or hint HERS 8 SH Aght and ement placed the | tine round trip railroad tickets to rstate commerce. | New York | : A 4 T investica- Mr. Baker said he fired five <hnts HOLLYWOOD, June 16 (t . F ) —— ybine at the Harlan i ; : i A county grand jury, investigating t 4 Government wit | the machine in which the rob- charges that Milton Beecher, dance but did fled. taking with them his gun director for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer permit. He Studios, assaulted Eloise Spann, 21called vear-old Indianapolis singer, ex- & 3 onerated him today and dismissed | Sexton, a mine! ettit his act reer Silvers Coal g 1g his the 5.000.000 civil action filed by | Green Silvers Coal | containing the tickets Miss Spann was excused by

Police were told today that an

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blast shattered the IRI" 65 YEARS OF FAIR DEALING

Third Case of Violence

No one was injured in the blast and the damage was slight It was the third instance of violence against persons subpenaed by the Government. Lester Smithers, president of the United Mine Worker's local at Yancy, Ky., was killed in Harlan. John Isom, who testified, reported he had been kidnaped because he was a ‘‘union but escaped by leaping from | driven by ab-

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STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June 18 Home of Steinway . . . Hammond . . . Capehart (U. P).—King Gustaf V and ’ Swedish nation celebrated his 80th = = birthday today. Despite rainy weather, thousands I came to the capital to help celebrate with the Kine, two othe | Kings, a Queen, two Crown Prin ces, two Crown Princesses, three | | wo

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