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PAGE 6 WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1939

UNION APPEARS T0 BE EVENTUAL HARLAN VICTOR

Lewis Followers Stand Pat As Only Half of Mines Produce Coal.

FRED W. PERKINS Times Special Writer HARLAN, Ky. May 17—With or } without the Federal help that District President William Turnblazer has from President Roosevelt, the Mine Workers appear to § in a

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94 AUTOISTS FAGE COURT HERE TODAY

Ninety-four motorists were to appear in Municipal Court today on charges of traffic law violations. They were arrested overnight while four persons were injured and 12 auto accidents reported. Thirty-one of those arrested were charged with ignoring traffic signals, 10 with speeding, 14 with failing to stop at preferential streets and one was charged with driving while drunk, Margaret Bittner, 14, of 4016 Brookville Road, was taken to City Hospital after she was struck by a car at E. Washington St., 4700 block. Police arrested the driver, Llovd E Hunt, 1911 Hillside Ave., un a charge of passing a streetcar while it was taking on and discharging passengers. Janet Reed. 3, of 1302 Roache St.

House OKs Spending to Add Clerks

WASHINGTON, May 17 (U, P.).—The House today had moved to give the home folks better service. It voted to spend $657,000 additional each vear for clerk hire—$1500 for each member, Thus each member can have three instead of two clerks. Reps. John Taber (R. N. Y.) and Donald H. McLean (R. N. J.) vainly sought to get a roll call on the hill, but only 35 of the required 69 stood up. There were 343 In the

CARDOZA ESTATE $329,509

NEW YORK, May 17 (U. P).--The estate of Benjamin N. Cardoza, {late U. S. Supreme Court justice,

{was valued today in a transfer tax appraisal at $362.856 gross and $329 ,- 509 net. Charitable bequests totaled $2 20,635.

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car police said was driven by Grace W. Jones, of 2071 Montcalm St. The |accident happened on Roache Bt 11200 block. George Lewis of R. R. 4, | Indianapolis, was cut when ns] \ p {motorcycle crashed into a parked car | N N " jon S. Delaware St., 2300 block.

Miss Mary Jane Huise, WIRE singer, was one of the performers oan the television variety program | MRS. MINTON PINCHOT DIES vesterday at the Hotel Antlers. The television camera changes light impulses to charges capable of be- | SAN DIEGO Cal Mav 17 (U. P) ing transmitted through the air and the impulses travel on waves about a vard long. C harles Steck (stand- “MTs Minton Pinchot 67. divorced ing) is the cameraman and Raymond Bowley regulates the sound. The camera will not reproduce red and | wife of Amos Pinchot of New York, so Miss Hulse used a dark brown makeup to stimulate ordinary stage colors, died yesterday at Rancho Santa Fe,

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Special WASHINGTON. May 17. — Six Rural Electric Membership Corporation projects in Indiana were alloted $1,153,000 today the Rural Electrification Administration. The Knox County REMC got $200,000 to build 186 miles of line to serve 800 members; Parke County, $158.000 for 133 miles to serve 520 members in Parke, Putnam, Vigo, Clay Montgomery Counties; Miami-Cass Counties, $145,000 for 140 serve 610 members; I'ippecanoe-Montgomery Counties, $200,000 for 180 miles to serve 605 members in Tippecanoe and Fountain Counties; Clark County, $210.000 for 210 miles to serve 815 memSullivan County, $240,000 for 241 miles to serve 841 members.

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