Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1947 — Page 2

tion to & 20 per cent income tax cut | many Republican fiscal

favored by

Us Put U.S. Debt

Knutson Bill Aids Wealthy, He Says

WASHINGTON, March 13 (U. P).

“The administration’ § POSItion v contained in a prepared statement! by Mr. Snyder. He read it to the, a after 15 minutes of acrimonious debate among over the way in which its affairs

have been handled.

Pemocratic’

Chairman Harold Knutson

income grou

He objected Ba, aticulatly to a bill by Mr. Knutson for a flat 20 per, cent cut on all incomes up to $302.000. Mr. Snyder said this bill would! five undue relief to high income

groups. _ Other congressiond] dévelopments:

Communist Party

Chairman J. Parnell Thomas of the house un-American activities committee said he would bar Communist party officials from testifyfng on legislation to outlaw the party in this country. Hearings on are scheduled

about. March 25.

Labor

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1947

members

charged | 8 R= Minn.) with “steam-roller tactics.” In the face of strong Republican demands for a 20 per cent reduction, Mr. Snyder said that for the being any government surplus | be used to reduce the na-| sional debt. When a tax cut does| become feasible, he said, it should] be mainly Jot the benefit of low!

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seek to infiltrate labor unions so OR labor.

they can tie up America’s strategic | industries in event of war. Louis) Budensz, a former Communist who| renounced the party and NOW|. .;.... of the senate Republican

at wat Fs WS) policy committee, said he hoped: Sugar

called as a star witness.

Chairman Fred A. Hartley Jr.|COnGTess would enact 4 new rent said his house labor committee control law by April 1. He andthe Pepsi-Cola Co, told a house would “bend every effort” to Wip€|freshman Senator Joseph R. McCar- committee the sugar shortage was|Lilienthal today asked for an imme- stand. out labor racketeering and violence,{thy (R. Wis.) are drafting a pian {a phoney. He said congress could diate showdown on his appointment | will be heard before ‘the case goes farmer:

‘Rents Senator Robert A. Taft (R. 0), Other incomes much higher than

mittee member, that he had re-| The house labor committee set|ctived an anonymous telephone call tax cut, said:

out to learn whether Communists| ¥a™Ing him to change his views|

“The bill would give too little | relatively too much to higher in-|

before the war.”

reduction to lower incomes and ‘Atomic “Rep. Gerald Landis (R. Ind.) re- | comes. * It would leave taxes | | vealed today he is introducing a bill to repeal the atomic energy | control act and to restore control | to the war department.

Walter 8. Mack Jr, president of Lilienthal Senate supporters of David E.|

from the crowd.”

ment.

lical quotation,” he said.

office.

objection. the assertion that the

state police.

he said.

«The state police,

!them, you take them.’

as my fist.”

Smith,

Chief prosecution witnesses will

ing investigation.

prosecution.

torneys said.

Arguments by

regardless of threats “made againsti{that would continue federal rent |save housewives $1 million a year|io head the atomic energy commis- to the jury.

our persons.” His statement was|control until March 1, 1948, but bar |if it'ended rationing. He said sugarision. They conceded, however, that prompted by the assertion of Rep.!a general increase in rent ceilings. [interests favored ratiofling because they faced a fight that may last late yesterday after six days were James, factory worker, and Chester

Carroll D. Kearns (R. Pa), a com={ Mr. Snyder, in opposing Mr. | housewives were thereby forced to!for weeks.

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Defense Charges Teens Beaten Up

State Opens Trial In Trooper Slaying (Continued From Page One)

taken to Indianapolis and state police headquarters to get them away

In a voice which broke frequent. ly, Emanuel Baugh, defense attorney, delivered the defense state-|

“I am going to open with a Bib~

“We object, your honor," Merl Wahl, state attorney general's !

Mr. Baugh spun on his héel to!

objection to the Bible but felt only that it. was improper in an opening] (] 5 statement. The judge sustained the!’ N) Mr. Baugh pounded repeatedly on

defendants hag been beaten unmercifully: by) 4

“We do not have a third degree inl this state, we have 9th and 15th| CUF in southern Michigan ‘and degrees, Never before have I seen| such a beating up of children as was inflicted upon these youths,”

Gallery Gasps

captured these youths in the, corn-! fleld said to the girls ‘take off yourywictéd for Georgia, South Caroclothes’ then they slapped thems lina, northern Florida and TenThey handcuffed Price and John. nessee. son and made them run {Indian gauntlet, each tropper, nitting | {the boys and yelling 1 don't want |.

| “When the Jofinson boy

{ Several women in the packed gal- : {lery gasped and Mrs. William John- tions of New England. ih p78 son, mother of Johnson, wept as did | Mary w S MIDNIGHT FIRE—Damage was estimated at more than $100. 000 from fire 2d Lay Ruth Ward, Bis

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Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and westepn’ Ohio tonight and early tomorfow. Showers will develop from Tennessee southward through the Gulf states,

Florida. Thundershowers are pre-

(See affected areas on the old FOTOCAST map. Considerable cloudiness is pictured for the entire area east of | the Mississippi except for a small { was in! area in - the northeast. the Shelby county jail it will pe! cloudy area inset map.) It will {shown by evidence that his back| be clear along the coast from {was all”bruised from this beating, Delaware to Maine. "A narrow {and that he had lumps on it as big! band of partly cloudy weather covers eastern WNew. York and Pennsylvania, also the west por-

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flurries” will develop in the Da-

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through the eastern states to- slinrise oo... 6:00 | Sunset ..... B:50 night while somewhat colder Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a. m.. Trace . . Total precipitation since Jan, 1.... 457 weather is expected through the Deficiency since Jan. 1. cssiss 25D

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| Of the men who will decide the teen-ager's fates, eight are farmers, be Price Cox, state pelice detec- two are factory workers, one is an itive, who was in charge of the slay- interior decorator and the 12th is a At least 35 per- banker. sons” ‘have been subpenaed by the

has 10 children.

Presentation of state evidence, The jury includes .Horace G. which largely might be circumstan- Schaefer, farmer: tial, will take about four days, at- farmer: John Poffenberger interior farmer; The defense plans a three-day Lawrence Porter, factory worker; both sides Parker Davis, famer; Everett Mur,

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Millard Clouse, Lewis W. Mellencamp,

The 12-man jury was impaneled James Talkington, farmer;

spent questioning 200 prospective L. Doty, farmer.

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Police Deny

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Police Chief Howard Sanders said | 1€ave. the report continued.

today he has questioned three highranking officers alleged to have been involved in a recent drinking affair] on Indiana ave, |80 All have denied that the incident

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