Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1945 — Page 4

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2-War Veteran Named Adviser

=e VETERAN of world wars and II, Eugene B. Ezell has been ad veteran relations adviser in the Indiana district office of » i. prise tration. Announce= ment of the ap= ~ pointment “was made by James D. Strickland, Indiana OPA district director.

jongressional leaders of bot had before them today the h problem of choosing the six | and four Republicans | 10 will serve on the committee to!

vestigate the Pearl Harbor dis-| Mr. Ezell suc er. ceeds Donald D. A full-dress congressional investi- Christian,

tion of the Dec. 7, 1941, surprise tack on Pearl Harbor was ordered |

Veterans desiring to enter

Mr. Ezell terday when the house approved business may learn from him just

senate resolution calling for a what steps to take, He will also sommittee of 10 members—three! give advice on problems concern= smocrats and two Republicans ing rationing and price control, rom each house, x Mr. Ezell has lived in Indian"Acting Senate President Kenneth apouis the past 18 years and for McKellar told reporters he would | the 14st two years has been with ounce the names of the senate | the OPA | as a : price sconomist, nbers ‘pretty soon’ "possibly | © Hp ¥. “I havent made up my be talked over by Rayburn, Mec4d." House Speaker Sam Ray- gellar and Barkley before any acsald he would not be able. oc taken. name the house members today. House members sald floor leaders : May Pick Floor Leaders There apepared to be strong sen- ing on new duties. fiment in the senate to put the] One member pointed out that

ors Alben W. Barkley (D. KY.) | committees might find themselves ‘and Wallace H. White (R. Me.)~ in a position of having to justify and members of the military and their own pre-war stands rather | val affairs committee on the in-|than devoting themselves to an im-| eri group. partial effort to fix responsibility] Asked if he had made himself for the nation’s worst naval dis~ Rvailable for appointment on the aster. committee Barkley said, “I'd rather If senate and house leaders steer

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or leaders of both parties—Sen- members of the military and naval)

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STATE DEATHS

3. Howard Gordan; parents, Mr. and kh Prank Rich Cora Pound, 8! : Charles

ANDERSON--Mrs, Catherine Ray; 80. Mrs, Mamie A, Collins, 51. John E, Powers, 64,

HARNESS "| REPEAL LABOR ACT |

Times Washington Buresu Mrs. Cecelia Baker, 75. Survivors: | Rep. | Husband, Charles E. WASHINGTON, Sept. 12 p- Burchard M. Johnson, 67. Survivors:

{ Forest A, Harness (R. Ind) has in-| wife, Eita: |troduced a resolution to repeal the ters. Mrs, W. H.

. Johnson. war labor disputes act. BERNE—Mrs Doilie Gottschalk Spehe- | Brother, Clarence |

A similar repealer was introduced =, Bk: Birvivine: oe ey oF Shoe. | | | se 8 - [earlier by Rep. Howard W. Bmith | paier nile and Edna Gottschalk,

[(D: Va). Mr. Smith is co-author pOICERO-A, Lo Holliday. Survivors: ughters rs Arold 2 aK, I'S. of the measure—the Smith-Connally | Gli@l, (or* wre Jane” Hadley, Mus. ne act. Georgia White; son, James In presenting his resolution, Mr. wCVOYERDALE ins. Elizabeth Martin, 4 Urvivors: ns, 8, fis; aughHarness issued the following state- ters, PMS, Lila Kroll, Mrs. Leia rin ment: 5 sister, Mrs. Minnie Doolin, “The war.labor disputes act, pop-! DALEVILLE—EImer J, Clendenen, 65.

Survivors: Daughters, Mrs, Anice Brown. ularly known as the 8mith-Con-im :

daughter, Betiy Jean; #is- | Dennison, Miss Lueille

Mrs. Wreaths Scott; brother ona: sisters, , Mrs. Luella Stewart, Mrs, Elizabeth Frye, nally act, was passed » 3 Wartime | pice . Nora Morgan, Mrs, Maggie Costin, emergency measure. wi =| FLOR..—Mrs, Naomi Lois Haverstock, 35 acted back in the spring of 1043 as guryivors: Husband, Kenneth; mother,

Mrs Jacob Kingery; sister, Mrs. Leland a desperate measure to minimize | Mrs aa

strikes and work stoppages when| gooupy Tite Rev, Herman 8. Relehard, we were still fighting against ter-| |. Survivors: Vite Bernice, daughters, rs. andall » oods, 8. enry rible odds and we desperately [rer aroimer. Horan needed every ounce of our produc-| qpAvILLE-Charles Edward Girard 3 tive capacity to insure victory.

| Suryivors. Wife, Margaret; sons, “The emergency is ended, and Inez Julian:

John; daughters, Mrs. Minnie Heiny, vi brother, Frank, sister, Mrs Mamie Stoltz 4 KOKOMO-~Mrs. Mary J. Davis, 91. Suri this emergency authority. I worked | vivors: Daughters. Mrs. Doras Baker, Mrs, | for the enactment of this law, In Delia Bowen; Brother, Jos Hasson. | Max Carter Button, 7 weeks. Burvivoers: fact, my efforts probably contrib-|p ienie Pye. and Mrs. Max Sutton; sister, uted as much Lo its passage as those Jullafine; brother, Daniel Leon. of any member of this house, I Zachary Taylor, 47. Burvivors: Wife;

mother, Mrs, Lydia Taylor: brothers, therefore consider it my duty now fsaac, Bourbon, Lt. Otto, James, John to contribute just as fully to its Robert, Andrew; sister, Mrs, Lillle Peters. LAFAYETTE—Vivian- 8ue Cooper, 18, | prompt repeal. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett |

“I hope we can speedily bring k. Goa a is, Mrs, Beverly Bridge, | an end to all compulsion and power | Lee Davia go Lynn Rowe, Den

| politics in the fleld of labor rela-| ra PORTE Albert L. Mills, 82. BurvivOrSs: ife, Elma; daughters, Mrs. Victor tions, 1 am anxious to establish Nisin, Helen and Doris Mills, brother, a cordial atmosphere in which labor | Homer

land. management can and will as- Helen Maxine Purr, 10 Survivers: Parents, - Mr. and rs mer rr; brother, sume equal responsibilities In pro-|p; “yimes R.; sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Marr,

{moting full, peaceful and uninter- Miss Eilakate Purr,

¢ MONON--Lawrence B. Huckeby, 83. Sur. rupted production. 1 am anxious yivors:, Brother, J, W. sister, Mrs. |

t talk about that.” There was little sentiment in the use to name either the floor er or members of the military

clear of military and naval commit- | {to help in the development of & Charles E. Prosser.

tee members in appointing the in- simple, effective code under which vestigators, there 1s some likeli- labor and management will really hood that Senator Scott Lucas (D.| |work as a team, with government

MONTICELLO-~John Roach, 82, Suryvivors: Daughters, Mrs, Orris Dimmitt, Mrs. Hervey Scott; brothers, Jesse, George, Baker: sisters, Mrs. Mary Pelthoff, rs. Mattie Austin,

and naval committees to the in- Ill) will be one of the senate DemoWYestigating group. There was some crats, and possible chairman of the, tion that this matter would committee. ~ :

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NOT de Cecil . 8. Alexander. | | Burvivors: Husband, Harry. i

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Eliza Ann Adding- Jean, Sharon Sue; son, Ronnie Lee; Jak Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. (ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Foster; brothers, | Miss Grace Addington, Mrs. | Marlin, Norman, Herman, Richard; sis-

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ughti { Holloman; on FF ra Showel wit JON v SULPHUR SPRINGS—Mrs, lh _Plora | Wife, Martha: son, Lester; brothers, WilMcBhurley, 76. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. | am, Theodore, Perry

Lois Good, Mrs. Ruth Bummer, Mrs. Esta | - | Brengeman; sons, Scott, Marshall. ALLE Hiizkheth Mare TERRE HAUTE-Mrs, Tda May Me- | er, ‘Carl, Orville; daughter,” Mrs. Leon Donald, 38, Survivors: Husband, Eiwood' Outman,

ters, Mrs. Maxine Herron, Mrs. Marilyn Wilson. Mrs, Catherine: Bogue, Mrs. ay, Relver. Dorothy Cline, Mrs. Donna. Lee Poster

TOCSIN—Mrs Eiste Blue, 55. Survivors: 1.; sisters, Mrs

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WALTON—Delbert Foster, 35 {vors: Wife, Pauline; . daughters,

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GATES NAMES PROSECUTOR hein | Governor Gates today announced oz. the appointment. of Ivan A. Miller, [Howard M. Mitchell, 54, trustee of ] Surytvers: Rockport attorney, as prosecutor Blue River township, was found Wall (brook, Mrs Mark Shinfolt; brother, Ora Of Spencer ‘and Perry counties. Mil- drowned in Blue river yesterday. > ler succeeds William P. Birchler,! Johnson county coroner Arthur W. WABASH -— Mrs. Hannsh Sample, 90.{ Cannelton, who resigned ective termed the ‘drown a sulyors: Brothers, Jack and Newion Thomas; Butyivors: A Owens; ss, Wl FUnpAY, Sept. 15. Both are gues bea. rds ing

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