Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1947 — Page 5

"Inevitable, He's Told.

Halleck Says It Is Folly toTalk =~ % About Wiping Out Wagner Act Altogether’

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (U. P.)~A, ¥, of L, President William| Green opened labor's attack against pending: strike-control bills today, "He denounced them as threats to -industrial peace and America's world position. I» reply, he was told by a senator and co-operate—because congress is g Jurisdictional strikes anyway. First labor witnesses to appear|ers at Birmingham, Als, was Liven before the senate labor committee, |! the committee yesterday. he made a sweeping indictment of OPA proposed labor reforms. He In-| po, ciurente Cannon (D. Mo) dorsed only one minor provision of}, coq that Republicans are seekone bill, ing a premature death for rent and He heatedly condemned the rest|. o.. cintrols by trying to deprive with ‘such terms as “vindictive"iops of vitally needed operating “government by injunction,’ and Tunds “propagandistic hogwash.” . Mr, Cannon blasted the G. O, P,

Mr. Green bitterly attacked the! MM. +0 0 prepared to take b sponsored Ball - Taft - » Republican - spo legislation that would, among other

Smith bill, saying .it would seriously weaken the nation’s industrial | things, recapture $9 million - of OPA’s remaining funds,

structure. ‘ res to outHe also assailed measu Budget Senate Republicans were sum-

law the closed shop, to prohibit industry-wide bargaining and to moned to an afternoon conference to discuss the $6 billion cut in ais

overhaul the Wagner act. President Truman's fiscal 1948

It was Senator Allen J. Ellender (D. La.) whq told Mr. Green that budget voted by the joint congressional budget committee.

congressional action on jurisdicOne influential G. O. P. senator

tional disputes is inevitable, predicted the senate would pare

The only reform indorsed by Mr. Green was a proposal by Senator this down to about $4,500,000,000, The budget cut will be debated

Joseph H. Ball (R. Minn.) requiring in the house on Thursday. The

abandon his “negative” attitude g to do something about suring

The four jobs abolished were a supervisor in the probation department, a co-ordinator, a receptionist and a trdnsportation officer. Judge Hoffmann explained that the revised schedule is necessary

DEATH STRIKES AT CROSSING — Thirteen men were killed and 16 injured when a fast South Shore electric train hit a bus filled with members of a section - crew from the same railroad, near Michigan City, Ind. The front of the bus can be seen on the track at the right while bus wreckage and bodies are strewn along the right-of-way at left and foreground. No Passenger on the train was seriously injured.

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The council cut more than $30,000 from original requests for additional

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13 Killed, 16 Hurt Near Michigan City (Continued From Page One) tors carry stretchers and aid the most’ critically injured. Bodies Thrown in Air The accident occurred shortly

after 3:30 p. m. John Steinhagen, Waterford, Ind.,

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for voters registration personnel to $12,000. , David Klapper, voters registration board member, said-the board could not accept the reduced fund.

Turn Down Auto Requests “The whole operation for the municipal primary election next May is in danger of collapsing as a result of the council's action,” Mr. Klapper said. 4 ‘The council, by vote of 3 to 2, turned down § request by Pros-

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recognition of a craft bargaining unit, if the majority of the workers in the craft wished. In an Atlantic City, N. J, speech, . House Majority Leader Charles A. house rules commiitee today de cided that the debate would be Halleck (R. Ind.) said that present - limited to four hours and that no labor legislation will be revised but - amendments from the floor would that it was “folly to talk about wip- be permitted ing out the Wagner act altogether ” . . . . and taking similar, drastic| Rent Control all-out steps.’ . : A top member of the senate Re- _ H her congressional develop-~ publican leadership, who asked : that his name be withheld, threw his weight behind legislation to

Lilienthal

Two western senators, Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D. Wyo.) ahd Warren ged that

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boost rent ceilings 10 per cent. Republican Senators Homer E. Capehart (Ind) and Harry P. Cain (Wash.) also said they probably

a truck driver employed by the railroad, said he waved to the driver to indicate the train was coming and theh turned and walked to his

ecutor Judson L. Stark for $2100 to purchase an Oldsmobile for his staff. The two members of the eouncil who voted in favor of the

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appropriation were Paul Clark and John Ennis. The council also turned down a request’ of the county plan commission for "$6000 to purchase two automobiles,

private power interests inthe east were responsible for the bitter fight against David E. Lilienthals appointment to head the atomic en-

would back a flat 10 per cent boost. 9 _ a a §7 |truck. .

Suddenly he heard a crash, Taxes SCENE OF DEATH—State Trooper Robert P. Scott examines [wheeled around and saw several Chairman Harold Knutson of the| he biggest single piece of wreckage of the bus.

_ {bodies thrown into the air by the ergy committee. house way d i impact. The injured were taken Henry C. Hart Jr, an admitted said TS ant SoSies Twins Mother Near Death: 3 ! ® Ambulance Driver Blamed

to hospitals in Michigan City and former Communist, testified at to- making income tax cuts retroactive (Continued From Page One)

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PLANS FLEET INSPECTION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (U.P.).— The White House said today there has been no change in President Truman's tentative plans to inspect fleet maneuvers in the Caribbean early next week.

La Porte. day's hearing, He denied author-{i, jan 1. oT trai leit Soul) peng ship of a letter boasting of Com- The Minnesota Republican—who 4:48 . g munist successes within the Ten-|rovorc a flat 20 per cent cut for ed hessee valley authority while Mr. nc taxpayers—said a long, fight Lilienthal headed that organiza-lover the: new federal budget may tion. A copy of the letter, seized make it necessary to fix July 1 as

List of Victims The dead, all employees of the South Shore railroad, were:

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Jeffersonville. He - was freed on $500 bond and later the case was

ner was brought to Long hospital.

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the effective date for iicome tax reduction.

G. I. Insurance

The senate passed unanimously and sent to the White House a resolution granting veterans an additional period of grace in which to reinstate their G. I. life insurance without taking‘ a physical examination, No specific perjod for reinstatement is provided but veterans Ad-

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ministrator Gen. Omar N. Bradley has informed congress that exservicemen probably will be given until Aug. 1 to resume their insurance.

Newsprint

Senator Homer G. Capehart (R.

'{Ind.) was named today to head a

senate small business sub-commit-tee to investigate the newsprint shortage. He announced that hearings would begin March 3.

Women

Senator Robert ‘A. Taft (R. 0) has introduced a bill backed by! Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to end dis-| crimination against women except when based on “differences in physical structure, biological or social functions.”

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A similar measure was offered in the house by a bi-partisan group of three congressmen and three congresswomen, Mr, Taft's bill also would set up a seven-member commission to study the whole question of sex discrimination in law and practice in the United States and report to the President and congress by April 1, 1948, The house bill proposes an inquiry by a nine-member n. Mrs. Roosevelt, who joined more than 25 national organizations in supporting the proposal, said she favored this approach rather than a constitutional amendment declaring equal rights for women.

Warmer Weather Due After Drop

A drop in temperature to 16 to 20 degrees was forecast for tonight and MOrrow. The weather bureau predicted temperatures. will average one to three degrees below normal tomorrow. However warmer weather was in store for later in the week, the weatheman said in his five-day forecast.

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Monroe drove the ambulance here. No hospital authorities saw Monroe when he picked up the Wagners Saturday. Yesterday he presented his transportation pay voucher for payment. One of the hospital administration staff reported that" Monroe said to her: “Do everything you can to save these people, or I'll be in trouble.” There are two other daughters, Wanda, 8, and Freida, 2. Lewis B. Smith, Indiana state

safety, ‘said today that Monroe's driver's license will be d&uspended at a hearing the first week in March regardless of any court decision. ' State police records show Monroe was convicted of drunken driving on July 17, 1940, in Madison, Ind. His driver's license was suspended for 100 days and he was fined $10 and costs. : On Sept. 22, 1942, he was arrested on a similar Hue yn in

{For ‘Defamation’

CHICAGO, Feb. 18 Fowler V. Harper, Bloomington, Ind., former law professor at the Indiana university, today filed a $2 million damage suit in federal court against the Chicago HeraldAmerican. : Mr, Harper charged his reputation had been damaged by the publication of “false” and “defamatory” dispatches in the newspaper last Oct. 31. Mr. Harper charged that he was libelled in Herald-American dispatches reviewing a probe by Governor Ralph Gates of Indiana into alleged Communist activities at state-supported schools in Indiana. His ‘suit gharged that the dispatches used the word “Communist,” “red” and “red fascist” so that they were “reasonably understood by the reading public to apply to the plaintiff.” The petition alleged the dispatch was so phrased as to imply that Harper was “unlawfully using his academic position.”

Sailor Has Hands Full Milking Cows at Sea

PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 18 (U. P.)—~When Leo Sutter shipped aboard the Matson freighter Marguerite Le Hand, they told him he would have his hands full. He does. He's chief dispenser for 72 dairy cows being shipped to Hawaii. And it's a tough job on the high seas, withthe vessel pitching and rolling: “After all,” Mr. Sutter sighed, “have you ever milked a cow on the bias?”

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dismissed. ‘There is no record of the dispo--gition of another charge of drunken driving on Feb. 29, 1944, ip Jeffersonville. On April 4, 1944, he was acquitted in éircuit court, Madison, Ind. on a charge of drunken driving. ~ State police were not satisfled with the court. action and cited Monroe for a hearing April 6, 1944. His driver's license was suspended for a year.

Murder Charge Greets Edman

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and said he had gone to his father-in-laws home to ask his ex-wife to return with him. He said. that he had been struck on the head and didn’t remember anything after

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Father Blames Edman Mrs. Edman died of a shotgun

her father said was inflicted by Edman in a early morning melee in front of the Clark home, Mr. Clark, in hospital with arm and shoulder

with another shotgun to protect his daughter before Edman shot him. Edman was expected to arrive here today in the custody of Sheriff Richard Thayer and three state police officers after being fingerprinted and photographed at ‘the Indianapolis state police headquarters. He will be placed in the Bartholomew county jail to await trial. Reports from Winston - Salem, where Edman had lived, show he had been arrested there for assault and battery in connection with an attack on Mrs. Edman. According to police records Edman rammed his car into one driven by Mrs. Edman and then beat her with his fists. . The couple was divorced last November, The grand jury indictment came as a surprise. It was returned only five hours after the jury convened and heard Prosecutor Wiliam Lien< berger ask for an indictmept charging Edman with premeditation in the slaying. > Authorities had expected the jurors to recess until. tomorrow in order to hear Sheriff Thayer, The jury questioned nearly a dozen witnesses, including young Edman and Mr, Clark, who gave his jestimony from a hospital bed.

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Satiro Garcia, no address. Amees Ware, Gary. Ten in Serious Condition

here. of the injupred were riding in the bus; They weére members of a railroad section gang who had just completed work on another section of the company’s right of way,

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