Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1942 — Page 12

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

48-HOUR WEEK | FACES BATTLE

Reed's Bill to Amend Wage-Hour Law Meets |

Mixed Response.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 (U. P). —A proposal to extend the present) 40-hour maximum Federal work| week under the wage-hour law to) § 48 hours for the duration of the § war met mixed response in Con-| gress today. | Senator Clyde M. Reed (R. Kas),! has introduced a bill seeking to amend the law so that employers | would not be required to pay over-| time until after an employee has worked 48 hours. He said that under present wartime conditions it was only “fair and equitable” that such a provision be enacted to aid the “tens of thousands of small employers throughout the country who are struggling for existence.”

Thomas Is Oppossed

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George F. Irwin

Local Sailor Left Hawaii 2 Days Before Attack

On Pearl Harbor.

George F. Irwin, 20-year-old Indianapolis youth who has been in the Navy for three years, missed the Pearl Harbor attack by two days. On Dec. 5 he left Pearl Harbor where he had been stationed for several months to come back to the U. S. to take up a new assignment. “In a way, I'm sorry I missed out : . jon the excitement,” says George ‘T don't like the idea of amend- | op, is back in Indianapolis on a ing the Wage-Hour Act” Sena Of | rie re-enlistment leave. His threeThomas said. “There are provisions|cear enlistment is up on Feb. 1 and in it for adjustment of working he has re-enlisted for two more standards.” years. Rep. Howard W. Smith (D. Va),| George is the third generation of author of a House-approved strike-|rwins to fight for Uncle Sam. His| curbing and anti-violence bill on| father, George N. Irwin, 2009 Car-| which the Senate has not acted, roliton Ave. fought in the tank said he favored the principle of|corps overseas in World War 1 the Reed bill and believed that and his grandfather, Obid Irwin, both Federal and state laws re-/was a member of the 68th Indiana stricting hours of employment| Volunteers in the Civil War. should be relaxed during the war.

Legislators who have been active seeking curb strikes which have delayed defense production favored Senator Reed's proposal in principle, but some, including Chairman Elbert D. Thomas (D. Utah) of the Senate Labor Committee, opposed it

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NICKELS SHINE IN LOVE ALTUS, Okla. (U. P.).—For weeks, |} Billie Joe Hatton and Miss Mary, White saved every new nickle they] could. When they had collected 60

F. D. R. WILL ‘REPORT’ WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (U. P). — President Roosevelt will make a report to the nation on the war within a month, probably around George Washington's birthday, Feb. 22, in a radio “fireside chat,” the White House said today

county court clerk's office and purchased—that’s right, a marriage license,

of 1506 Shelby St., who was discharged Nov. 8,

called back to the Army. w

discharged and expects sume his duties there. He is married to Helen Chandler Clarke.

the U. S. Marine Corps within the last week are James Perry, 1710 E. Washington St.; Joseph P. Gendron Jr.

Golden L. Faris, 5201 Chelsea Rd; Kenneth M. Butcher, 1650 Kelly St.; lovd M. McCurdy Jr. 2024 Wilcox io St.: Leland F. Sutton, 221 S. Holmes Ave.; t.; Richard J. Fisher, 737 Sanders|B®%x Ave.: Washington St.; James E. Tyrrell Jr, 2352 N. Pennsylvania St.; Harry B. Johnson, 3111 E. 10th St.; John

F. Bennett, 31 N. Warman Ave., and Robert P. South, 418 E. Vermont St. 8

= Bourke on

they took them to the Jackson|j

ARMY RECALLS | Mari

MILTON CLARKE

. | Marion E. Sullivan Expects to Be Assigned t0 pattaiion, Company ©, Armored | Force at Ft. Knox, Ky. Corp. Sulli‘van is 24 and the son of Mr. and

Post in Northwest; More

Join Marines. Milton C. Clarke, Third Division

as now been He RR ¥ as serving at N X

t. Lewis, Wash, hen he was

to re- } Sai WR Milton Clarke

= = 2 Indianapolis men who enlisted in

4915 E. 11th St; Robert E.

rancis, K

William T. Flora, 1326 Hiatt

t.; Coy D. Rumple, 3¢ N. Beville Gene E. Williams, 917 E.

R N F B

. Henson, 4966 W. 13th St.; Mahlon 3

Coast

1802 N. Rochester Ave.;|ward B. Vaughn Paul

James Ellis L.

Hawley,

Boser, 72d 4565 Hoefgen: Robert D.

William

C. Lane.

A corporal’s rank has been given

2 2 2 Pvt. Sheldon Hutchens is so busy

Muaitary Folie 8 A |at Ft. Knox that he is running be- { \ [hind in his furloughs. covering three days late that he had been granted a 10-day leave he said, “Heck, I haven't had time M o pick up my furlough papers.”

Upon dis-

His leave was extended three days and he is now at his home in Winchester visiting his parents.

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Recent Enlistees

The Indianapolis recruiting head-

quarters of the Army today announced the names of local men who have enlisted in the service since Jan. 1. stations of assignment are:

The men with their

To Air Corps at Biloxi, Miss. —

Fores G. Richardson. 310 N. Illinois St.: ene Carmichael, 2264 N. Illinois St.: Ed- . . 3322 Northwestern Ave.; N. Drexel

» E. Kaiser, 342

enneth Freidman,

S. Mason, 3 ason, . k. 1235 Hiatt St.: Robert P. Michael 1 N. Delaware St. Apt. 18: James F. 1001 N. Delaware St.: Clarence 1122 N. Tibbs Ave.: Roger . 13. Box 665: Julius Lockvy St.: Joe S. Kehrer.

ise, Ravenswood: Joseph H. .. Howard UL. Whalin, Ravenswood: Robert S. Johnson, George V. King, 238 E. Moore, 4157 Rockville Arnold J. Reatley, 18 S._State St.. S. xs 10, N. id orvin E. . Stout. E, roeking. 29 Ri v ibert Rumrill, 85 S. Audbur 1 Benjamin Dawson, . McCullough, s., 2161 E. Michigan St.; James Pulliam. 455 N. Gray St: Floyd E. 1342 Shephard St.: Clarence M.

Ave.: St.:

. Frederick.

St. Broadway:

oad:

n St. 1604 Howard 1229 Windsor Bellis St.: Carl

Kenneth Charles Bourke, the son| of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bourke, 521 N. Pershing Ave. has enlisted in the U. S Marines and is now stationed at San Diego, Cal, for training. He

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Cash, Eowen, 112

Mrs. A. BE. Sullivan, 5465 Julian Ave. | Meith

A is St.; Thomas . Walcott St.: La . Washington St.: mer, 818 Marion Av . Coffman, E. Havden, 2547 N.

Cecil L

Harold Crays, Babcock Jr., . . McKinney, Robert

3 Tas Nai : n c William E. By Claude R. Hess, Hesselgrave, 430 Neal, 1

.. Harry T. Hershberger Jr. 2530 Park

Ave.: Ravmond Meridian St.: Illinois Shephar

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Jack C. Boyd,

D. Reese Kiernan,

131

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1322 Richland St.; 125 N.

5012 I. Sharkey, n

Ho s St.:

.: Lowell T. St. and Gilbert O. d St.

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McWw.

Francis L.

al Ave.. Charles

R. Hesseigrave, C. Thompson, Hubert L. Plum-

e. 3342 Wilcox St.: John Alabama St.; Virlie Ginversipy Ave. Clasqe iversity Ave.: 1515 W. ! re k °S 3

mar

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Audubon St.: St.: Henry Walcott St.: John M. alph Faccone, 115 Cohn, 1201 Union

hland St. rkett, 770 N. 39 BE. 24th

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Recruits

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Selmjer, R. R. 9, Box 417L; David,» 239 N. Tacoma Ave.. Jo . Ramsay, 4950 Ford St., Speedway City; A, SFugley 2224 Broadway; John , 6003 E. Washington St.; Wardin i tus, W. 11th St.; Randolph E. Wallace, 712 BE. Ninth St; William E. Hall, 640 N. Tuxedo St.

Homer D. Haas, 1616 Auburn St,

Norman T. John L

Earl

: L Swanson, 1512 N. Meridian St.: Robert

Crouch, 5020 E. Raymond 8t.; John H. Guest, 1934 N. Delaware St.; Lee M. Lovela, 2330 N. Illinois St.; Leo W. Mandabach, 2025 Southeastern Ave.; Kenneth C. Wilson, 5740 E k_St.: Dale E. Streibich, .; Ralph Aynes, 1 mo “ aul L. Crawshaw, 1115 W. 30th St.. Ralph E. Crawford Jr, 1701 N. Illinois St.; Arthur Ww. 4 . New York St.

Day, 4923 RE Donald R. Barnes, 1731 Lyndhurst Drive, Keyt, R. R. 11

ti Speedway City; James E

yt. R. R. Box 272; Russell R. Roberts, 5209 Broad- $ y F. McHale, 633 N. Tacoma Ave.: . Brown, 517 BE. 17th St.; James 4 .; Clarence R.

Q.| 936

tor N. Tabor, 712 Lincoln St.: Atkinson, 868 Virginia Ave.

Paul E. Meister, 1836 New St.: Francis E. Donahue, 416 N. Tacoma Ave.: James M. Finchum. 736 Orange St.: Robert C. Meister, 1836 New St. Jose bh R. McDaniel, 1420 N. Linwood; Robert D. Lostutter. 1425 BE. Vermont St.: Joseph L. y P. O. Box 228; William Ste 2033 N. Illinois St.; John D. Norsan 1440 N. Illinois St.: Charles H, Briner, 1517 E. Michigan St.: Lester E. Jones, 2760 Carrollton Ave.; Warren H. Little, 3346 N. Pennsylvania St.; William E. Crouch, 1136 MeDou al {t.: George W. Orme, Jr., . 31s ‘

on Sullivan Gets Corporal's Rank in Armored Force; Knox Private 3 Days Late in Learning About Furlough

To Air Corps, Paul Baer Field,

Indiana—

Gerald V. Baker, 2854 N. and Herbert B. Reynolds, 515

To Air Corps, Michigan—

Grant Ralph Nothnagel, 2949 N. peninsyl-

vania St.; Walter A. Vonnegut, R Box 261; Lee E. Scalf

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Few Unassigned

To Army Unassighed— Harold R. Jacobs,

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C. Karres, 3320 W.

Herman L. Abraham, 921 Laurel St. L. Keys, 966 BE. 27th St

8S. Emerson Ave.:

; Joseph Maclin R.

Ave,: , 3736 N. Pennsylvania St.; . Shephard, 2028 Ralston Ave.: Allen, 946 Tr Edward H

hardson, 1869 N.

; Fred L auric 942

view Dr.: Donald H. Gwinn,

To Ordnance Department,

Orleans, La.—

faymond E. Alkern, 231 8S. Charles P. Bickel, R. R. 2,

Illinois St., E. 31st St.

Selfridge Field,

, 1406" Brookside ate William 8S. Ramey, 5686 Washington vd.

1040 N. Illinois St., Apt. 12; Herbert L. Hines, 954 Edgemont St.; John C. Morris St.; William E. Steward, 621 N. Jefferson Ave.:

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® St. . Ziegner, 408 E. Michigan St., Apt. 1; William S. Gillespie ,770 N. Tr : i Shelby; Temple Ave.; + . N. California; William 8. VanBuskirk, Jr. 6028 Crest: Arlington; Joseph H. Stiger, 619 N. West St.; Charles R. Joyner, 2858 Highland Pl.

East St.; Box 618;

THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1942

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