Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1939 — Page 24
INJURIES FATAL
TO MILK PICKET|
Hit by Truck in ‘New York .
Strike; Lehman Orders Violence Stopped.
UTICA, N. Y.,, Aug. 17 (U. P.)— The Dairy Farmers Union strike for
higher prices in the New York City |} milkshed entered its third day to-|& day with reports of violence, milk | j
dumping, and the death of a picket. The strike spread from Eastern
New York State into Pennsylvania as farmers barricaded highways,
dumped hundreds of cans of milk, and hurled eggs at trucks. Governor ordered county sheriffs to “appoint as many special may desire” to prevent violence. A truck attempting to break through a picket line at the East Smithfield Farms, West Burlington, Pa., struck and fatally injured Paul Hicks of Bradford County, Pa. Police said the picket had refused to move from the truck’s path. The union, which ciaims a membership of 15,000 producers in New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont demands $2.35 a hundred pounds (47 quarts) for milk. The present price, under the Federal-State marketing agreement, is $2.25. Reports of milk dumping were received from Oxford, Delhi, Russeil and South Russell. Union officials said that four dealers, the Dairyland, Vogt, Jetter and Soifer had signed union agreements. ; :
- POPE TO SEE FARLEY ‘VATICAN CITY, Aug. 17 (U. P.). —The Pope will grant an audience on Saturday to Postmaster General James A. Farley and his two daughters, who are touring Europe. The Farleys are at present .in Naples.
p to Ora E. Butz, president.
Herbert: H. Lehman|
today at Methodist Hospital.
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Once each year a group of modern explorers known as the’ Trail
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The Citizens’ Military Training Camp regimental review at Ft. Harrison on Visitors’ Day, Aug. 26, will be commanded by William W. Cobb, Dallas, Tex., who was designated as the outstanding trainee by Col. L. A. Kunzig, camp commander. . : Byrl D. Taylor, 3852 Graceland Ave, will be regimental adjutant. Other Hoosiers selected as leaders for the review include Jack M. Mace, Center Point, and Robert W. Heuman, Elkhart. Outfits awarded parade streamers yesterday included Battery B, commanded by Capt. Noble J. McClure, Ravenswood. Jimmy McClure, national table tennis champion, will give an exhibition during tonight’s program .at the boxing arena.
Riders of the Canadian Rockies ride into the wilds for their vacation. This year’s trip took them from Banff to Moraine Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoffmeyer of 1358 Tuxedo St. Indianapolis, have joined the Riders the last two summers and in the above photograph Mrs. Hoffmeyer receives a steaming cup of- cocoa from Jackie Brewster o Banff when the party halts for refreshments. :
CIRCLING THE CITY |
Edwards’ Condition Better — The condition of Merrill Edwards, former Marion Mayor, who be-
came ill while driving to Indian-
apoljs last night from Crawfordsville, was reported as “satisfactory” Mr. Edwards, an inspector for the mo-
tor vehicle division of the Indiana Public Service Commission, was stricken with abdominal pains near Pittsboro on Ind. 34, where he called to a truck. Near Indianapolis he was transferred to an ambulance.
Business Term Set.—The fall term of all Indiana Business College branches will open Aug. 28, it announced today. Central
branches, will hold opening sessions until Sept. 5, when all students are
expected to be registered, according Average
ji | attendance at the 10 schools of the
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college throughout the State totals 3500 annually, Mr. Butz said. Ankle Broken in Fall—-Frank Suhre, 69, a building contractor, was in St. Vincent’s Hospital today recovering from a broken right ankle. Mr. Suhre fell when a scaffold broke
at 2727 N. Capitol Ave. where he was working. He lives at 2717 N. Capitol Ave.
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Fire Hazards to Be Shown—A realistic exhibit of fire Hazards will be sponsored at the Indiana State Fair by the City Fire Department and State Fire Marshal Smith’s office. Chief Bernard A. Lynch of the Fire Prevention Division said he and Marshal Smith were preparing a series of graphic illustrations of domestic and industrial fire hazards. A two-reel sound film prepared by the State Fire Marshal and depicting causes and results of “fires in the home will be shown.
Walter Myers, commander, and other new officers of Indianapolis Post 4, American Legion, were installed last - night by William E. Sayer, state adjutant. Mr. Myers succeeds Robert L. Moorhead. Other officers are Herbert Haag, first vice commander; Lee M. Quigling, second vice commander; Dale L. White, adjutant; Dr. M. B. Sellers, finance officer; Charles O. Holton, chaplain; W. J. Overmire, historian; Henry Cain, service officer, and B. P. Rizze, sergeant at arms. Executive committee members are Harry O. Chamberlain William R. Dexheimer and Mr. Moorhead. State convention delegates are Mr. Moorhead and Mr. Myers. Alternates are Edward P. Brennan and Mr. White.
Television Expert to Talk—Exchange Club members will hear the latest developments in television at their luncheon meeting at the Hotel Severin tomorrow. The lecture will be given by W. Guenther, coordinator of television for Radio Station WLW.
Megrew Veterans to Meet—The Maj. Harold C. Megrew Camp, United Spanish War Veterans, will meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow at Ft. Friendly, 512 N. Iillinois St. Commander Frank E. Hanna will preside.
Flower Pictures Shown—Technicolor pictures of flower landscapes taken on a recent trip to California were shown by o Matthews of Mars Hill, at a meeting of the Indianapolis Dahlia [Society at the Brookside Community House last night. Ralph C. Swartz, Dahlia show to be H munity House Sept. 16 and 17, gave demonstrations on the proper methods of classifying exhibition flowers at the show.
Bids for Labor
manager of the eld at the Com-
ay Paraders— Indiana Industrial Union Council, composed of C. I. O. unions, ganiaztions and friends of labor to. articipate in the
Labor Day parade and pichic which it will sponsor. The Central Laber Union, Anferican Federation of {Labor governing body, decided recently to dispense with the Labor Day parade it usually sponsored.
Livengood Heads G. O. P. Veter-
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ans—Frank E. Livengood, active in veterans’ organizations here, was elected chairman of the Republican Veterans: of Marjon County last night at a meeting of the County Veterans’ organization. He succeeds William E. Reilly. Other officers
Ernest Lane, secretary, and Jack Schlott, treasurer. Mr. Livengood is past commander of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars in Indiana.
are Roy Volstead, vice chairman;}
MEXICO WAITS OIL MOVE WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (U. PJ). --Mezxican Ambassador Francisco Castillo Najera said today that American oil companies, whose properties were expropriated by his government 17 months’ ago, “must make the next move” for settlement of the controversy.
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SEATTLE, Aug. 17 (U. PP.) —If— as Dr. O. C. Durham contends—the Pacific Northwest is a paradise for the wretches who sniffle and sneeze through} hay fever every summer, the Oregon Trail should be more heavily traveled than it was in the 1860s. Dr. Durham is an expert on pollen. He pursues the elusive dust by air-
plane, slides from a window in the pilot's compartment, then classifying and measuring the pollen with a microscope. wa ; Dr. Durham dropped out of the clouds today after hanging out the window of a plane practically all the way from Portland, Ore., and he
Miss Florence Venn, 5234 Kenwood Ave., since 1934 librarian of the Smith Library and from 1905 until 1934 connected with the State
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gave to the Northwest the news that so far as he has been able to determine, the atmosphere is free of the “potent types of pollen” that cause hay fever. He did, however, point the finger of scorn at Pendleton, Ore., for he
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