Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1946 — Page 2

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the United Nations press officer that Prof. 8. P. drov of Russia, one of the ‘world’s leading authorities on atomic raw materials and a Russian scientific representa~ tive on the atomic commission, had

uranium and thorium resources. In denying that Prof, Alexandrov made . such a proposal, Mr. Gromyko said that Alexandrov actually emphasized Russia's belief that national controls are sufficient to prevent illegal use of atomic energy.

IN SUGAR SALE

Local Account Overdrawn, OPA Charges.

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'... And in the Glow of the Victory Firelight'

Huge piles of wood, collected by fraternity members and guarded jealously against pllfering by rivals, went up in flame prematurely last night as Butler university undergrads whooped up enthusiasm

FRANK B. TUFTS IS DEAD AT 55

World War | Veteran Was

Insurance Agent.

Frank B. Tufts, Standard Life Insurance Co. general agent, died at his home, 38 W, 56th st. last night. He was 55. A veteran of world war I and a

Louisville, Ky.

TOBACCO GROWERS ‘BACK 3-YEAR QUOTA

Indiana's burley tobacco growers

Size Will

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (U. P.). —Housewives -were-warned today to brace themselves for a new hike in the family food budget — this time in the cost of bread and rolls, The agriculture department yesterday opened the door to bread price increases when it discarded its emergency order requiring bakers to reduce the size of bread loaves

creased costs for the present in expectation of relief from falling com=modity prices). The department said bakers also

Local Bakers Doubt Loaf

Increase Price

rolls, An agriculture offickad said practice voluntarily, however, The bread size order was put.into effect last June 30 as a ypar tof this country’s fight against famine, y Bakers in states with laws sete ting minimum weights for bread loaves and rolls will have to return to normal sized loaves almost immedia

tely. (Indiana has a law requiring a

standard size will have to do so now.)

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An Indianapolis wholesale firm, accused of overdrawing its rationed sugar bank account by more than 1,000,000 pounds, was suspended today from the sale of sugar for the duration of rationing. The suspension was ordered by acting hearing commissioner John McMaio of the office of price administration, against the N. K. Hurst Co., Ine. OPA food enforcement attorney Samuel E. Garrison charged that the company could not account for 148,229 pounds: of sugar and had overdrawn its sugar bank account for 1,162,268 pounds. Suspension followed 4 hearing last Aug. 6 and 7 in the federal| building, after which the commissioner toook the case under advise-

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The OPA said it was the first time during the rationing program ‘that an Indiana wholesaler had lost his right to sell sugar for the duration of rationing,

JOSEPH BOREM DIES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

Contact with a cable carrying 13,000» volts of electriicty caused fatal injury to Joseph E. Borem, 19, of 2108 E 12th st, yesterday at Ft.

Mr. Borem was working on breakers at an Indiana Service Corp. substation in that city when he suffered third-degree burns over most of his body. He died 40 minutes ‘after the accident in St. Joseph's hospital there. Another Indianapolis man, Paddy McMackel, 39, received minor burns about the face and hands when he attempted to ald Mr. Borem.

PROBATION GROUP STUDIES CHANGES

The State Probation association

new geconstitution as it convenes here today at Hotel Lincoln. * Principal feature of the new constitution is a division of the state Ito six districts with a director | at the head of each to direct the! work in that section, and to build Satowide interest in probation mat-

Judge Camille Kelley, Memphis, Tenn., will be guest speaker and she will bring with her the chief probation officer of her court and the head of domestic relation service.

THIEVES OBTAIN $342 IN BURGLARIES HERE

said today burglars stole $342 from a local hardware store | and a grade school during the night, |

Vonnegut Hardware Co. 2125 w.| Washington st, burglars knocked oft the combination and sawed through the hinges of the firm's safe to get at $172. They also took several electric razors. Thieves entered James E. Roberts school, 10th and Oriental sts. stole some tools from the school’s workshop and drilled their way into a closet where they obtained $160,

LOCAL BRIEFS |

Members’ of the Indianapolis Rotary club will hear Louis J. Alber, foreign traveler, luncheon meeting" Tuesday in the Claypool hotel. Mr, Alber will discuss “Shattered Europe, Whither?”

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