Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1947 — Page 15

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UMW Fails to Show At Southern Session

WASHINGTON, Jine 4 (U, P.).— All negotiations for a new wage contract for 400,000 United Mine

coal fields were broken off today. . Representatives of John L. Lewis failed to show up for a scheduled meeting with south: operators. Last week negotiations with the| northern and western operators were called off. With the government preparing to give up operation of the mines on July 1, the breakdown in cone tract talks increased the possibility of a strike under the miners’ traditional “no contract, no work" policy. The Southern operators’ decision to publicize their contract offers to the U. M. W.—in which they elim= inkted portal-to-portal - pay—provoked the final severance of negotiations. The U. M. W. said it couldn't continue secret negotiations for a new contract when the operators were making public their offers. The next move appeared up to the t. Officials were studying the situation, but indicated that any formal intervention may be delayed for possibly two weeks to awit further developments.

Canal Victim's Son To Get Mental Test

Farrell Wheatley Held by Police

Police today held 25-year-old Farrell B. Wheatley, discharged mental patient who was sought after his mother’s body was found in the canal. He was booked on a vagrancy charge pending a mental examination. . He was taken to police headquarters last night by his brother, Kenton P. Wheatley, 27, of 3716 E. New York st. Missing since early Sunday, he was located when he called his brother and arranged to meet him at Riverside amusement park. The body of his mother, Mrs. Charlette V. Wheatley, 52, 1127 Oliver ave. was found in the canal Sunday morning. She was last seen alive Saturday night when she left home to go to a show with Farrell. An autopsy showed death was due to drowning. Brother Asked Search Her older son did not know his mother had drowned until he identified her body Monday. He asked police to hunt his brother after learning ef the tragedy. At that time he reported his brother had visited him early Sunday morning with his clothing wet and his shoes muddy. Mr. Wheatley told police his brother was released from a mental institution in July, 1945. He said he would sign papers to commit his brother for observation in the City hospital psychiatric ward. He said his brother suffered from an “extremely nervous condition” after 40 months in the air force in the

State Lets 6 Jobs On Roads, Bridges

The state highway department today announced acceptance of six low bids for road and bridge construction and rejection of eight others because they exceeded engineers’ estimates, The bids were opened yesterday. The bids accepted but still subject to verification were: Powers - Thompson Construction Co. of Joliet, Ill, $489,807 for rebuilding with reinforced concrete

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2.135 miles of state Rd. 53 in Gary. Daoust Construction Co. of Defiance, .O., .$318455 to build the north segment of 3.631 miles on U. 8. 30, by-passing Ft. Wayne. Andrew Ward and Sons of Lansing, Ill, for improvements to state

Rd. 75 north from Cutler, $129,316. R. L. Schutt Co. of Indianapolis,

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$116,569 to build a new bridge over Big Raccoon creek on Rd. 59 at Mansfield. Winslow Construction Co. of Salem, $103,463 for construction of & new bridge on Rd. 56 over Tucker's Run east of Lamb.

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MONON DISASTER — Three lives were lost and damage fotaling more than $650,000 resulted from this head-on crash of two Monon trains yesterday near Battle Ground. The crash was called the worst freight disaster in the Monon's history.

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