Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1947 — Page 2
Fansler and Fred N. Reynold
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A Members are Herbert J. Reade, Buehler, - Guthrie Ausbrooks Reynolds. They will take ufies J y \ ag Fansler, a former Indiana Proms Hota and Vogl cing a Ber He lives at 4011 N. cently were suspended by Chief be 2% years, expiring January, 1850 | and iad on, A Oo ohh i after the Reynolds recen as ~ charges of grand larceny r they pi Oy _—_githree tires from an tmproperly ager of the Néw York Central rail-’
| Serves Until January Case Is Continued The former railroad executive, case is continued to.July 3. | who lives at'60 Meridian pl, will patrolmen who were ele- serve until January, 1949.
«3. ME. Reynolds is a member of the = fank of detective in Be state |™
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For Record Ci Crowd
preparing to entertain 10,000 to 15, De appointed for four-
yor ‘Tyndall said the board of * plenic, believed to be the -videst| Public works will consist of the without a miss” celebration of its|
: same members as are now serving Kind In the nation.
ne combined boards. Each year for 117 years there has| They
Blaise H. Miller patriotic pilgrimage ident; A. Deming, vice pres- : pus of io and northern Resta de Joseph B. Wade,
and G. W. The works board will serve until
state contest to find the ou | January, 1048, when a new board religious quartet of Indiana’'snd Will be appointed. From. then on, Kentucky, 3 [the board: will serve: terms ur-
' BRUSSELS WORKERS STRIKE
PASTOR TO BE INSTALLED
"SANITATION SOARD Hambers of the first city board of sanitation comms. sioners under a recent legislative act are {left #o right) Herbert J. Reade, Michael L.
First ‘Sanitation Board
Reade, Fansler, Reynolds Named;
Take Up New Duties July 1 ‘ Mayor Tyndall today named the new board of sanitation Som i "smen_ Tyrus Thompson, Clarence Sioners, created by the 1047 legislature.
Mies, prest-
s. Appointed by Mayor Tyndall, all will take office July 1. New Law Ciace
‘If It Doesn't Work We Can Change It’
By DANIEL M. KIDNEY
re by Mayor
Michael L. Fansler and Pred N.
Meridign st. His term of office will Hartley labor bill 100 per cent and | =
voted to override the veto, SenaFew 'l. S. Strikes |= mech Cipstars (R Ine ‘As Labor Bill , Became Law
“unworkable” he will “work and! vote to change it.” Principal contention of President, Truman's veto message was that the measure will be “unworkable.” By UNMED PRESS It was overriden in the With the exception of few protest|is 25 and in the house 331 strikes of coal miners, very f€W|Al Indians: Republicans voted to ts were in effect in the nation | override.’ '
Francis Crall, John Kestier a Poarg of. 4 commerce, and the the Taft-Hartley bill became| «7 think the made law. N. Clark, James Rogers, Joseph Joseph | Travelers Aid ay Ho belo * law Jestardey. ay odd: 18 use won w ; i Hush Eimer White ahd Erhest C. 8 ge Shine, marti Strffes mdet Way ou rightly on Mr. Reade, living at 4360 Wash-|and Oakland, Cal that it is the law, however, I ha ington blvd, will serve on the board| A foremen's strike at the Ford the Ba oi. Pekin Preparing Motor Co, in Defrolt where 3000| Americanism and _ patriotism
were idle. t ise Ne wpe A taxi drivers and ‘machinists | result in abiding by strike in Seattle invblving 900 driv-| decision: snd that everyone ers and 200 machinists. make an effort to A strike of 62 bus drivers at/law’s provisions. That Eh he Pontiac, Mich. i way. Strikes threatened: Action roused A nationwide walkout of 400,000{ *If any portion of the law members of the United Mine prove unworkable or he Workers (A. F. of L), July 7. A strike of 40,000 shipyard workers in ‘nine East coast yards Thurs- | inequities.” : + Senator William E. Jenner (R.,
tervene under the Taft+Hartley bill. senate version of the labor bill,
19 ACCEPT STUDY POSTS
WASHINGTON, June 24 (U. P). The White House sald today that ber of the committee. 19 prominent Americans who had
future assistance to foreign coun- jected into a bitter political
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Times Staff Writer | . | WASHINGTON, June Md supreme court judge, now is prac- though he supported the Taft-|
Senate © richer by increasing their takeé
¢\ Dead" at Brazil
BRAZIL, Ind., June 24 (U. P)—
does | unjust bill.” either
men and American economy of present and women of our country has been in- our strength, contro-
Labor Heads [Here Predict (reat Unrest
- Confused, nk Chief Says
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| ‘Top fight labor Srganisation of-
ficlals in Indianapolis today stuck
|by their predictions that the Taft-
Hartley labor law would bring an Snprecedeited period. of. Whor yp. Bd, Tobin, president of the, International Teamsters,
“It's impossible to discuss details of this law immediately. Why, even the sponsors of the measure are Sotiused on many of its pro-
song will stick to the statement I made to The Times more than a week ago, that this act will cause more labor unrest than anything | that's /can it be otherwise when sweeping | provisions become effective before {being clarified or splaineg publicly? \ May Commit Duawal Act P
! “A working man or a union may, committing an unlawful act! {without even knowing it."
| Powers Hapgood, regional director of the CT. 1. O,, added: “The people who voted to override President Truman on. the | Taft-Hartley veto were pretty much the same crowd who voted against him on the tax veto. That bill was
the act, now wich hones puople| TOUTS on lower wage and lo different opinions,” wn An ow | Of how the bill strikes Ed the |Of employees to vote ‘yes’ befame of or a t will| Union shop.
vote for = the majority nothing in this one-sided’ statute
comply i th ‘the | TQUIring the employer to give it
“It's a completely unfair and
Carl Mullen, president of the
to labor or management, I will both state federation of labor, said A. P. work and vote to eliminate such of L. leaders in the state
join the national A. FP. of L. leadership in a continuing campaign to have repealed.
day. The fatter two and the Ford|rnd), who supported Chairman Taft|the law foremen’s strike are the only ones|(R., O. of the senate education and in which the government could in- (labor committee, in drafting the Hoosier congressmen and senators
He also sounded a warning to
who voted to pverride the president. | “I can't understand ‘the Repub-
the veto immediately after voting to |lican congressional delegation,” Mr.
=| Mullen said. “They ran on:a platform which pledged their party to
“Ek deem it unfortunate aud hor- oppose just such legislation as this. been invited to serve on a commit-|dering on tragic that the welfare of {We have no alternative but to op-
pose them for re-election with all along with our campaign to undo what has been done to labor by the Taft-Hartley act.”
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qe———— Co-Author‘Doubts Labor Law Would Halt Coal Strike
WASHINGTON, June 24 (U. P). *} Rep. Fred A. Hartley (R. N. J), co-author of the nation's new labor law, said today the act “will not be completely effective® in preventing |. & strike this summer by John L. Lewis’ soft coal miners.
fromise measure and had to be so to get a two-thirds senate vote for AR, verriding a veto,” Mr. Hartley said in an interview. “I have serious
nationwide coal
ser TI of the bill have relied upon its injunction features to prevent nationwide strikes that imperil public health and safety. But Mr. Hartley pointed out that Mr, Lewis’ United Mine Workers (A. F. of L.) operate under special conditions that are difficult to handle
legally. The soft coal mines pass from government ownership to private management at the end .of this month. As a result, there will be no existing contract which could be extended should the government secure an injunction. against a strike,
out, the U, M. W, traditionally follows a “no contract, no work” policy which precludes the necessity of calling a strike. Therefore, he said, courts might find it difficult to apid the injunction features of the aw,
Heroic Chaplain
The Rev, J. A. Lord, who as a chaplain in world war I, was credited with saving a life of Gen. William Kepner in France, died in Clay county hospital today. The Rev. Mr. Lord had served as pastor of Brasil's First Methodist church for the past year after previously serving at South Bend, Chesterton, Oxford, Lafayette, Terre Haute, Zionsville and Frankfort. He was gassed and wounded in the battle of the Argonne in the first world war and was said to have saved the life of Gen. Kepner of Kokomo, then a lieutenant, by tak-
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WASHINGTON, June 24 (U, PJ). —Senator Alexander’ Wiley (R. Wis) saw a major defect today In the pending presidential succession bill. It doesn't specify who would
take over if an atomic bomb ‘wipes out” the President, his cab-
Tiwo Norod ” Ril Arbitration Panel
Governor Gates today named Ben Small of Terre Haute and Samuel bStalter of Goshen to the arbitration panel under 's new statutée outlawing strikes in public utilities. The appointments fill two vacane cies in. the 10-member panel left when two original appointees were unable to accept the jobs. - Mr, Stalter has had previous experience
“The Taft-Hartley act is<a com-|
| doubts. as to how far if would gb in’
Purthermore, Mr. Hartléy pointed |]
inet and congress. *|in arbitration of labor disputes, the The senate has agreed to vote |goverrior said, and Mr. Small is pro Friday on a bill that would place |fessor of labor law and constitue the speaker of the house next In |tional law at the Indiana university line of succession to the presidency [extension school here. after the vice president. remem If enacted into law now, the Tanker Still Smolders, measure would make House Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr—a Repub-|Hides Pate of 9 Victims lican — President Truman's heir- | * LOS ANGELES, June 2¢ (U. P). apparent. ~The ‘hulk of the Mr, Wiley said he would try to|tanker Markay bubbled with dane amend ‘the bill to authorize the |gerous petroleum gases today, hid« highest-ranking military officer in{ing the secret of nine men misse the country to take over the Chief | ing since the butane explosion Executive's job should topelevel | Sunday. gi Four persons are known dead in
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