Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1948 — Page 9
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. the union and the Shell Oil Co.
! to run out Tuesday. members of the CIO Longshore-
. ballot to determine whether their : leaders should sign
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, for 65 years. She was 83.
:. Edward and Elmer XKassing; a + foster son, » grandchildren and
‘ singer, 2524° N. New Jersey St.
coast drivers in New York and New Jersey. , ~
Biggest Threat Walkouts threatened in the telephone and flour-milling indus-
tries, Biggest of the impending strikes was that of 25,000 CIO commun! ns ent work-|
NEW ALLISON-POWERED NAVY PLANE — An Allison turbo-jet engine mounted in the tail of this new Navy attack-bomber, the North American XAJ-l, is used to give it added speed in emergencies or under, combat conditions. Although quite big, the twin-engine, three-place. high-wing craft is capable of landing on an . aircraft carrier and was designed’ primarily for that type of operation. It is normally propelled by the two reciprocating engines, has tricycle landing gear and folding wing and tail sections for easy deck handling and maintenance.
Court 5, preventing International officers of the union from carrying out their threats to seize books and records of the local.
agents of the international came into her office in the Peoples] Bank building and seized all office records and cash.
equipm ers in ‘45 states, set for Sept. 17, over a new co
niract. Negotiators for the union and llinois to Bury
< the Western Electric Co. met in + Chicago joday in an attempt to : avert the stri
Western rik. do is the supply] division for the Bell Telephone| Co. On. the west coast, five California ofl producers agreed to resume negotiations with the striking CIO ofl Workers at ‘a daylong session yesterday between
Neither side would ‘make concessions.
The oil industry was making plans for luntary rationing. Short of Gas
Los Angeles transit lines re-|
ported fuel supplies of about a day and a half. The San Francisco bus line expected its supply
Meanwhile, 30,000 striking men's union were taking a sécret
non-Com-munists affidavits and whether they should work on Army vessels: during the strike. New York truck owners served
to wait out a long walkout by their 13,000 striking AFL drivers. The owners rejected demands by the AFL teamsters for a 25cent wage increase.
Hunt Two for Operating Charity Gambling Party
«< NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (UP)—A 10-state police alarm was broadcast today for the arrest of a former stock broker and a professional . gambler for masterminding the notorious Park Avenue ‘‘charity” gambling party. A Broadway public relations man, Charles (Chic) Farmer, 41, was arrested yesterday and released in $2500 bail, charged with being the come-on man who lured wealthy bettors to the party. The two being sought: by police were William P. Buckner, a broker who was once sent to prison for an $8.5 million bond fraud, and Stephen 8. Tolk, identified as a henchman of Brookyin racketeer Joe Adonis.
Mrs. Louise Kassing
Funeral Tomorrow Services for Mrs. Louise Kassing, 1222 Calhoun 8t., who died yesterday in her home, will be held at I p. m. tomorrow in the J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes. Burial will be in Memorial Park. : Mrs. Kassing, a native of Germany, had lived in Indianapolis
Surviving are four daughters; Mrs. Emma White, Mrs. Kate Garriott, Mrs. Marie Woods, and Mrs, Nellie Mather; two sons,
William Craig; 17 eight greatgrandchildren, all of Indianapolis.
Smoldering Cigaret
Blamed in Fire Fire believed 16 have been started by a smoldering cigaret destroyed the interior of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Frazier, 1040 E. 75th St., last night. Mrs. Frazier said the flames suddenly spurted up in her bedroom and enveloped the entire house before the Washington Township fire department extinguished it. Harold Haine, 36, of 1512 Ruth Dr, one of the firemen, received
a cut on his wrist While fighting
the blaze.
SET LUNCHEON TOMORROW
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Benefit Association will hold a covered dish luncheon tomorrow : at the home of Mrs. Eithel Res-|, FT: Wn Ouota Bsa An
Hangman for 72
Inventor of Trap And Special Knot
EPWORTH; Ill, Sept. 8—Hundreds of law enforcement and prison officials were expected here today when George Philip Hanna, the hangman, is buried at the Big Prairie Cemetery.: Mr. Hanna died Monday at Evansville, Ind. He was 78. He served in his time as hangman at 72 state and federal executions, all of which, he always said, were “quick, painless and clean.” +» Mr. Hanna said he started on his career to. make hangings painless because he witnessed a badly bungled hanging when he was a boy. The condemned man squirmed for several minutes in agony after the noose became taut, he said.
“Made Me Sick”
“That made me sick,” he told friends. “From then on, I decided I'd devote my life to making hanging painless.” Mr. Hanna invented three devices to carry out that end. One was a special trap with a foolproof release. The second was a conditioning process for the rope to make it flexible and unstrecchable. The third was a special knot guaranteed to tighten at impact. He prided himself on being a technician, not an executioner. “You wouldn't call the electrician who inspects an electric chair an executioner,” he said. Mr. Hanna and his brother, Harry, operated a 2100-acre farm near here for years,
Girl Killed, 11 Hurt Upstate
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Sept. 8 {UP)-~A young woman was killed and 11 persons were injured today when a truck left Michigan highway M-60 a short distance across the state line from Michigan City and crashed into a tree. All 12 occupants of the fruck were teen-agers and young aduits en route to Qulifornia to recruit Syrian fighters for Palestine, one youth told authorities. Roslyn Leff, 22, Long Beach, Cal,, was killed in the crash.
them listed as “critical” taken to a Niles, Mich., hospital. Four more were brought to St. Anthony's Hospital here. One of the youths in the hospital here told police that the
Lebanese Syrian church convention last night. Some of the pas-
he said, _and _ the planned to go to a trailer camp near Long Beach, Cal, Hze a training program for Palestinian fighters in the JewishArab war
had been “changing shifts” all night. Sherman was at the wheel
ditch and struck a tree.
DEATHS
ANDERSON--Jamex P. Davis, 78. ELWOOD—William David Lehman; 75.
Glaub, 58; Larry Steven Siler.
“at Our Usual LOW PRICES Day Service
GARY. vert, 15; Jason La HUNTINGTON-James A. Maxton. MUNCIE—Mrs. Cary, 75; Prank Pai: arin B IN iibos © Gabbard, . HELBY VILLE-J TERRE HAUTE Rr, 61: Bagh Pr. 48; Shaffer, 94 Robert AL as Maude Paton, ; Mrs, Bessie 41; Carl Diehl rg
Seven injured persons, six of|C were |c.
ola Home & Tel group left Detroit following alia Asse het 3 ped.’ sengers were ‘going to Chicago, in remainder, to organ-|p
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when the truck skidded off the|Y Ind highway on a curve, jumped a Pu
STATE
58; Andrew —James A. Bevan, 70; Victor GoQuasebarth, 32.
Stockyards today. Steers and yearlings sold | steady and trade was moderately active, with cows on a strong
most part in an active session.
wi opened steady to strong, ‘Tuesday's strong , closing, tn later ended in average, steady trading. Slaughter lambs were strong to 50 cents higher. Livestock receipts were cattle, 900; calves, 200; hogs, 6025, and Sheep, 1025.
~—Sept. 8 GOOD TO CHOICE Hook 12)
Trading opened at a moderate-! Goo ly active level at the Indianapolis Mefium
{Canner Beef Good (all usage
Good basis. Dealers gained $1 for the Mediu
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Steers, Yearlings Steady; Trade Moderately Active
Cows (All Weights)
Cutter and common ..
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220 pounds 220- 240 pounds 240- 270 pounds 270- 300
"oo me pounds i Packing Sows Good to chofee— | 0- 300 1
2% POURGE: “..iiviiiney 25.506 26.50 300- 330 pounds ............ 25.007 26.28 330- 360 pounds ........0000. , 50 3% 400 pounds .,.i.iie0enn 23.50 25.00 400 450 pounds .......i.0e0s [email protected] 450+ B30 POUNAS «y.uyiananins [email protected] No TI pounds [email protected] AEA ESN, 50@21. Ples—Medium to g90g--. e 90- 120 pounds .. Leeann [email protected] | (DS CATTLE 00) Steers Cholce— . x 700- 900 pounds ............. [email protected] 900-1100 pounds 35.50@ 390.00 [email protected]
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700-900 pounds ... .. 30.008 35.
900-1100 Pounds ... 31.00@35. 1100-1 300 pounds ... Tans 700-1100 unds |... 31. 1100-1308 + unds 3 an omi 700-1100 pounds .....asevies [email protected] Holfers oo $00 pounds 3 38.80 400-1000 DOUDAS :...resse... 34.00@36,80 000- 800 POUNAS .iisvseiins 0034.00 200.1000 pounds ....e. Senans 3.0000 508. Jae PORES ivivecsieas [email protected] 300- 900 pounds ............ [email protected]
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Identifies Two Men She identified two of them as 0. B. Soucle, Terre Haute, a trustee of the international n and Earl Whitehurst, Ft. Wayne, international agent.
first,” Mrs. Stahley testified. “I was scared and turned over the books ‘to them.” Friction in the union, composed of only a, small group of crane operators, started in 1939 when thé international officers ook over management of the local. Lynn Miles, attorney for the
Aug. 27 after the local membership
Good “The Wg al officers beat 500- 800 LOUNAS ..svesessess 30.00020.00 : Med the injunction Sopa! by about an nd 800-1000 POURS «..cuevreee. [email protected] hour And took about $30,000 of Found U er Span 300- 900 pounds .. ...« M.00@2¢.00| the union's cash,” he said. “They| . A @8-year-old Hendricks Couneee Calves 'iBloers) haven't returned the records ority woman found lying beneath a 500 PORDAS own 1... ..r. [email protected] CASH.” E Pen Railroad bridge
It contempt charges are upheld, near
turn the records and cash.
Shelby County Native
Service for William Henry Simpson, R. R. 9, Box 325, who pital, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in Little & Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove. Burial will be
o.cx400 Here Await -e=Phone Pay Results
“I thought it was a holdup at{would, if necessary,
local, brought the injunction suit
Judge Ralph Hamill ‘may order A in General Fal Hospital tothe international officers to re-iday.
. ‘Rosenstein said the attack occurred after he refused his asSalam time off 9 attend a. miok
Electric Workers Pledged to Strike
Nearly 400 strike-pl RL stallation workers of the Western Electric working in the Indiana Bell Telephone building today were walling reports from Jego tiation meetings in Chicago where a 31 cents an hour increase is being sought. The strike was voted in 43 states, including Indiana, June 30. K. A. Silvers, chief steward of the Association of Comm
sald the union was preparing to test the constitutional validity of the Indiana anti-strike law and throw at least a hundred pickets around the Telephone building. It was pointed out that such a picket line would affect telephone service indirectly and would come under the restraint of the law, The union originally demanded
Injured Woman
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State jotiee J sad - nes Ruth York, who reported m! fous her hid north of Six ts last night, APparently
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No. 2 red wheat,
$2.08 white corn, $1. 8.
No. 2 yellow corn, $1.7
No. 3 oats,
New No, 3 yellow soybeans, $3.33.
SET 2-DAY FISH FRY
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Saturday
Broad Ripple Methodist Church Friday - and Guilford Ave,
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Simpson, Beech Grove;
Rogers, Kirklin; a brother, Paul Simpaan, Kirklin, and five grandchildren. A son, Pfc. Kenneth E, * |Simpson, was killed Dec. 22, 1044,
Ground was broken today for a two.story $465,000 commercial building at 14th and Meridian
It will ‘house the sales headquarters of the Baldwin Piano Co., a drive-in branch bank of Trust Co., with quar. tation WISH on the
The building will have an 85+ foot front on a 105-foot frontage
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York, was found unconscious be-|
Winter Won't Wait if
The idea of a glow ing bed of coals in’ your furnace, .and po a healthful warmth in’ ~~ + © . every room, may tot ae be the most comfortable thought in the world right now — but no matter what the weather, you'll find it comforting to know that your coal bin is well filled, ready for the Winter That Always Comes. :
Pick up your 'phone today and call your dealer. You'll avoid the delivery delays caused by the last minute buyers, and you'll make it easier for your dealer to provide better service. And when you call, call for Fuel Satisfaction. It's exactly what the name implies — coal that gives satisfaction. Do it now. Winter won't wai -— : should’ you? Beye a . gh Satisfaction, the ideal Tole. fusl, ei the Nortlk and Western: vhare' the wots” : finest coal is produced. “It's high in heat : fen x 3
energy, and when the mercury drops, it hain make Home, Sweet Home a little Spine,
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