Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1946 — Page 24
Eooveion Takes Up Labo
r Resolution: Gates Predicts
*. Passage of Strongly-Worded Statement.
. By LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 28.—Governors attending the 38th meetof their national conference moved today toward sharp condemnaof organized strikes against public utilities and essential services. But they did not take sides on President's Truman's proposal to draft
“labor. Conference rules probably will substantial disagreement with the Truman labor program. The gov ernors’ conference resolutions committee will report a labor resolution to. the full meeting late today or tomorrow. Final action on all resolutions must be unanimous. Any attempt by Republicans to align the conference with the protests now being made in the senate against Mr. Truman's proposals could be blocked by a single loyal Democratic objection here. Similarly, any Democratic move could be halted by a lone Republican. Question Aired Yesterday
The governors introduced the labor question yesterday. The reso- : committee was given a suggested draft saying that labor, industry and any otfer group must be forbidden from interfering with
prevent either - an indorsement or |
RUMORS FLY AS RUSS MEET TITO
Moscow Visit Stirs Trieste. Speculation Anew. I
LONDON, May 28 (U, P.).—Premier Stalin and Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov received Marshal Tito in Moscow today, presumably | to discuss “rrieste. Meanwhile the
[British press gloomily predicted an
increase in Big Four tension. Mofotov's public denunciation of British and American policy at the Paris conference caused misgivings |
essential services, including utilities and transportation. This reso-| lution was referred to a sub- com-| mittee headed by Governor Lester| _ GC, ¥mtit, Wyoming Democrat. The labor resolution will be re-, ported tomorrow to the final ses-| sion of the conference. “Governor Ralph F. Gates, Indi-| ana Republican, a resolutions com- | mittee member, predicted that the| conference would adopt a “strong! labor resolution.” Meanwhile, the conference ran into dispute on subsidies. Governor R. Gregg Cherry, North Carolina Democrat, reported that farmers expect farm parity subsidy pay-! ments to be continued. Governor John C. Vivian, Solo | rado Republican, asserted that a subsidies and most controls Bey be abandoned to avoid national bankruptcy. Assails Democrats
Mr, Vivian assailed the Democratic record in the past four years in a rip-snorting partisan speech. He accused the Roosevelt and Truman administration of attacking the fundamentals of American government with a system parallelling the late Mussolini in Italy and the late Hitler in Germany. Mr. Vivian predicted that the administration's subsidized housing | program would be a costly failure. He proposed that all oppressive regulations be abandoned and that Industry be told—“the sky's the limit.” There might be a temporary spurt in prices, he said, but that would be inevitable under any recovery system. Mr. Cherry appeared as’ the friend and spokesman of the farmer who, he said, was looking ahead to possibly bad economic weather. He called for a square deal for agri-| culture, including removal of arti-| ficial trade barriers between states! and discriminatory transportation at state and municipal boundaries. Gov. Millard Caldwell, Florida Democrat, told the conference thaf] + education in the United States is inadequate and may require federal assistance. Gov, Walter E. Edge, New Jersey Republican, discussed difficulties in dealing with veterans problems.
CLAYPOOL SETTLES $30,000 OPA CLAIM
The Claypool hotel has made a | settlement of $30,000 to the OPA for rental violations, ‘Addison M. . Dowling, chief OPA enforcement. attorney, announced today. The settlement resulted from rental of rooms above maximum ceiling price for the last 12 months, Mr, Dowling said. It was made by the Indiana Hotel Corp. operators of the Claypool, followirig a con-
ference of OPA men with the National Hotel Association, of Houston, Tex., which represents and controls the local hotel.
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The foreign office announced it { had sent a note to the Russian-| dominated Romanian government | demanding a date be set for * ‘free | and unfettered" elections, It urged | {inclusion of opposition members in the Romanian government. Renew Yugoslav Support
A similar: note was sent by the! United States. The notes asked Romania to carry out the provi-| sions of the Moscow declaration for | broadening Balkan governments, |
Tito's arrival in Moscow, wrapped | {in Soviet diplomatic trimmings, | | drew fresh attention to the conflict | | between Russia and the western powers over Trieste. Molotov yes- | terday renewed his support for! Yugoslav claims.
Radio Moscow quoted Tito as saying upon his arrival, “The peoples of Yugoslavia became eons | vinced during this vear that they| have in the Soviet Union the best | friend and greatest defender which! helps to rehabilitate Yuogslavia in| the same way it helped during the| war.”
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DUE .TO LAND FRIDAY
The following Indianapolis . sol- | diers today were listed by the New | York port of embarkation as ar-! riving aboard the Marine Adder! Friday.
lst Lb Lee Re Pearson; Sgt. John A. Jones, Sgt. John R. Nash, anal
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Traffic officials today issued a gentle warning to out-of-town race fans that all roads do not .lead to the Speedway. Every year for 15 years before the war, a half dozen or so cars, Speedway bound, become entangled in the bumper-to-bumper line of autos headed for Memorial Day services at Crown 1 cemetery. Barrinig. a nffracle, it probably will be no different this time, officials said.
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