Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 March 1945 — Page 8
THURSDAY, MARCH. 8 1945.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass. March "8|from cotton goods mills for the tirefthe tire industry had been retard Edward J: Finnegan, SCH i P).—The war manpower com-{plants where labor shortages report- to a six-day week. because of a A movement started by Disciples |
| . Po e Tidisnabols: has been ' mission appeared today to have edly are holding up production of shortage. of tire-cord and carbon How 0 Relieve of Christ in Indianapolis for na- | ome Cot Hdighape : !
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appointed deputy assistant: chief {backed down in its labor-draft drive |vital materials. black. - Union officials hitherto had tlon-wide prayers preceding the San | oo transportation for movement of here. . | S ; “52 Francisco conference of the united | : ‘Native Here re Organized Unit . | “McNutt's telegram was the first insisted that their fight against the 2 SUD ; . ¥ nations has heen joined by’ the | roops and sup of g b a ; ht . Manpower: Director Paul V. Mc- sign that the WMC was weakening |{WMC's. labor draft had not cost the Fone i IS obs Daughters . {pean theater, | : Creomulsion relieves promptly be"Christ in America. The appoint (Harriman urging that 250 vacancies |area a testing ground of its ability | Antonio England, business agent | cause it goes right to th the seat of the This means that the federal lment waé made to some cor council plans to. request churches ] "to another. | germ laden phlegm, and aid nature It was the . Mrs. Elizabeth Tyre, Marion coun- |P ants be filled by voluntary re- M hile, Harri ived a| ? to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- in eight yea 1 i {Frank S. Ross; . vB cruits. McNutt add eanwhi'e, Harriman received a flamed bronchial mucous mem-=- , prayers for a ‘lasting peace on} ...." oC ro | ty school attendance officer, died | Added that the telegram from the WPB in whic ap 22 Just Delore Wit San Pran- | Cyd { 3 boltle of Creomulsion with the yr 0 conference convenes. a {be abandoned if voluntary methods| WPB head, led f erstanding you must like the way : {army. ; She was 65. S ead, appeale or ‘a quick . a Foster Dulles, Shan Col. "Firmegan; ly it vad Bion’ Witenidatice p roved successful, settlement of, the colitroversy which | quickly allays the cough or yo» are e commissi on & Ju I'he telégram was received as the has resulted in a serious slow-down | CREOMU LSIO N cil, has called a meeting of his |Passenser agent 113 years and prior to that served ld raft 90 skilled textile work Batcheller told Harri commission for a day in March. {for the Penns Too a ¥ | orkers atcheller to arriman that! for Coughs, oii vania railroad in Indianapolis injas investigator in the Center towmn- | hit i i i ( t { [HH IH | | Then detailed plans” for nation- | A mT ——— yr
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lies in the EuroFederal Council of the Churches of [P : |Nutt telegmaphed Mayor Arthur N.|in its determination to make this war-effort a single tire. 20 Y A Train and t ears Ago. # the Fisk and Firestone tire cord [tO Order workerS from one plant if the Textile Workers Union of |trouble to help loosen and expel of all denominations to sponsor | by Mal. Gen h { branes. Tell your druggist to sell you ; ; Nine | portation,. U. S. [today at her home, 2743 Olney st | WMC's labor draft- “program would |Highland © G. Batcheller, acting] J 2 ly [¢0 have your money back. was 1scrict durable peace of the federal coun-|* 0 "4 Se [officer for rural county schools for (WMC began a second attempt to|in tire production. wide, interdenominational prayer | 1942, was granted a leave of absence {ship trustee's office. She was the |
i will be made to take a commission in ihe trans- | widow of Charles A, Tyre, retired | The movement originated at the portation corps. His home is in{salesman.who died in. February.
_meeting of the Disciples of Christ { Chicago. Active in lodge activities, Mrs. =
national commission orf world order Tyre was the mother and organizer! = control.in session Feb. 20 in Indianapolis. | of Bethel No. 9, Jobs’ Daughters, | :
Dr. Roger T. Nooe of Nasmille,| OUCC@SSOr Named [which celebrated its 20th anniversa- [8 = | RE THF Bn : From the Tenn. is chairman of the Dis- | T od {ry recently. She was a-member and | 3 Hh B | ; 3 3 E | mE BN : Sas os L pistenint 4 " i { - } NR f 3 § anas » tei | past matron of Brightwood chapter | at a sta ciples’ commission. . - y ciple - ° mm even i } i For 6 erm Ju ge No. 399, O. E. S, past president of | were under D. Kirke Hedden, Néw Albany, |the Marion county past matrons and | TZ freight ars | ; ¢ , 2 pany, | || were water will be sworn in today as Floyd patrons’ association and past prsi | oo county's first Republican judge (dent of Harold C. Megrew Spanish in- at least 30 years. Hedden was appointed yester- |
war veterans’ auxiliary, day by Governor Gates to suc- | ceed Judge John M. Paris, a | Demoerat, who died Tuesday. Mr. P&fris had been judge of the 52d judicial’ circuit since 1915 The new appointee holds office
i Native of Indianapolis iE A lifelong resident of Indianapolis | § = she was a member of Calvary = Baptist church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Laura Scalf, Mt. Comfort, and uBHY the election of a SuUCCESSOr {Mrs. Dorothy Reddel, Indianapolis; | in 1946 a brother, Homer Negley, and a Ca sister, Mrs. Ollie Wright, both of In-
Judge Parris died two months |’ } 2. 5 5 dianapolis, and four grandchildren. after he began his sixth six-year | ) i 8 ye Rites will be. held at m.
{ { tes el 2p. | term. | . 3A ‘uit a Saturday two Masonic Judge Hedden is 61 Years old, a |° urd #t Brightwood Masonic CfA | Temple, with burial in Crown Hill. former Floyd county prosecutor A 4 and U. 5 commissioner : { The body will be taken to the Ma- $- commis {sonic temple at 11 a. m. Saturday Only selected
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