Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1948 — Page 29
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rioting and sabotage across the
istand of Cheju of the southern :
coast of Korea today. An extra battalion of Korean pulary was rushed to the Soa, to meet what was described a “gerjous situation.” Fragmentary reports arriving from the so-called “Amazon Island”. said communication lines
on the island were being cut con-
sang. compiled by the United States Army said at least 46 persons had been killed since the outpreaks began Apr. 2.
———— TT — Dr. Hutchings to Speak pr. L. M. Hutchings of the veterinary science department of Purdue University will ‘speak at the luncheon meeting of Indian-
Well - known throughout the
apolis Scientech Club Monday in the Antlers Hotel.
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Young GOP Clubs Open Convention
Clubs convened here today for hate second annual state convenon. At the opening session a message of welcome from Dr, M. O. Ross, Butler president, was read in his absence. He was attending a Board of Trustees meeting. In his message Dr. Ross “The hope for the continyed successful operation of our demo-
Joyable conference.” will attend a reception in the Claypool Hotel Florentine Room. Feature of the two-day con-
discussion at Butl University at
Gov. Gates will luncheon session at the Riv
collegiate division will be held tomorrow afternoon and the session will wind up with a banquet in the Claypool Hotel tomorrow night. Ralph E. Becker, chairman of the Young Republican National | Federation, will be the banquet
U. S. Mediators Lay Plan To End Boeing Strike
SEATTLE, Wash, Apr. 23 (UP)—Federal mediators held exploratory meetings today in hopes of settling a strike of 14,000 mechanics that has tied up produetion at two Boeing Aircraft plants here. Officials admitted that there were no prospects for an fmmediate settlement. | Mediators met separately with
tives of Lodge 751 of the Indeipendent Aero-Mechanics Union last night, but no attempt was made to bring the two sides together. ; Company officials said all work
of guided missile testing, purchasing of materials, and design operations. They sald the strike had halted production on Afr Force B-50's, strato-freighters and XB-47 stratojets.
tate Case Nears Close In Gravel Pit Slaying
State's “evidence was ‘expected to be completed today in the murder trial of Herbert Brunner, 26,~0f 820 Division St, charged with the slaying of Theodore Wolfe, 21, last July 13. : The victim’s body was’ found in the W. Raymond St. gravel pit two days after he is believed to have been beaten to death in a street brawl. At the close of the state's evidence, Special Judge Myers said he would recess the trial until Monday. °
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