Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1948 — Page 6

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Young Audience Watches Firefighters oh

hoto by Henry E.

Glesing Jr., Times Staff Photographer.

Youngstets watch as firemen battle blaze a Peerless Foundry Co. last nig! t.

; Fir Companies Quench Plant Fire .

Strike Vote Taken Second Trial Is Set [For Axe Murder Suspect |

On 14 Railroads

The second trial of Paul San-|

TOPEKA, Kan., Nov, 27 (UP)—|derson, state fairgrounds stable- | ! A strike vate that could result in/Dand, accused of the brutal axe

«up of nearly half of the na- lot

+ A two-alarm fire late last night 3. 8 rail traffic is being conduct-|9,

¢ompanies. { Fire chief R. A. McKinney estiated the damage at $1000.

of Banta Fe Railroad engineers, said the dispute involved a pro-|

P. 8. Heith, general chairman | im

{ He added, however, that “quick posed rule change which would re-|g¢

firem revented|duire railroad operators to employ m dction by the emen Pp nie an additional engineer on multiple 'b

unit Diesel engines. azed the company about four|said attempts to mediate the dis- mapa np ——————— pute had bogged down in Chicago. (SCENTS TRICKERY { BOSTON, Nov. 27 (UP)—Sen.

another olaze ike the one that

ears ago.” Frank Mutz, president of the

Mr. Heith, a

“Some 14 western roads would

urder' of Joseph Crouch, anher fairgrounds employee, Sept. | 1946, will begin Monday in|

at the Peerless Foundry Co., 1853 ed among men on 14 western rail- Hamilton Circuit Court, Nobles | Ludlow Ave., was quickly extin-| rods, a spokesman for the Broth-| ville.

guished by firemen {rom eight 'erhood of Locomotive Engineers | revealed here tonight.

| Sanderson was Indicted on a

rat. -degree murder charge here!

nd the case was venued to Hamon County where the first trial |

resulted in a hung jury.

State police arrested Sanderson | ter they linked him with the

urder weapon near the horse!

rn where Mr. Crouch’s body |

|was discovered.

ompany, said the fire broke out/be affected,” Mr. Heith said,|Owen D. Brewster (R. Me.) said

fn a packing room where furnace “among them the Great Northern, | {today gases are readied for shipment. Northern Pacific, Chicago, Bur-

Russian aggressiveness!

‘may be part of a calculated Soviet]

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES City Council to Travel {To Study Smoke Control

"“|Thief Proves : Good Mechanic

CHICAGO, Nov. 27 (UP)—For

Indishapolis City Councilmen; process. of considering passage of rofessional reasons, Michael W. will: ‘leave tomorrow night for a|a new smoke ordinance for In- Gallo would like to meet the thief vigit to two cities purported to dianapolis. The inspections are In-' who took his car.

have licked ‘the smoke menace tended fo assist them in their . study of a new law.

Those making the St. Louis trip at the station after he couldn't

with strong ordinances. One group of councilmen will in-

Mr. Gallo, an auto service station manager, left his car parked

spect St. Louis smoke. controll Inslugs Miss Mary Connor, J. get it started. He left the keys

methods while another will go toip,

of all smoky cities, which has eliminated much of its haze with J,

a few ordinance. er 0." Ross, Joseph Wicker, gictan- or a “darn good me-| _ The Council is now in the{Joseph Bright and Charles Ehle: Ehlers.’ chance” ‘

to 5:0(

‘ Store Hours: 9:

{Pittsburgh junket will be Christian | Mr. Gall

on nig Giff

+ Firemen believed spontaneous lington and Quincy, Atchison, To-| {plan to trick the United States!

éombustion was responsible for fire. cific and Missouri Pacific.”

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peka and Santa Fe, Southern Pa-|

into: destroying its own economy

| with a top-heavy defense budget,

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