Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1949 — Page 5
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SUNDAY. APR. 24, 1049" : a | trikers Block Heart Attach Ends Long Career of River Pilot
lan to Move endix Dies
Pile Junk on Track |
And Drive Cars in Front of Train
SOUTH BEND, Apr. 23. (UP:
=—Hundreds—of striking Bendix Aviation Corp. ‘workers today piled. debris on a railroad spur and prevented removal of boxcars loaded with dies used to manufacture automonye parts for Ford and General Motors. A’ circuit judge issued a writ of replevin authorizing the boxcars to be taken from the strikeBut more than 500 CIO United Auto Workers rushed to the scene and piled -stee! bars and junk on the track. Some drove automobiles "in front. of
Capt, Mary Becker Greene finseqy id her steamer, the Delta Queen.
Capt. Mary Greene Dies;
Philip Cornelius Jr. Dies at Age 13
Philip"M. Cornelius Jr., 13-vear-
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Trash Haulers
Drivers Say Dumps Set Charges Too High
Rising costs vesterday were reported causing a crisis in the In dianapolis trash hauling business Truck drivers who haul rubbish and trash from downtown hotels stores. industries and other businesses face the prospect of oper ating at a loss, increasing prices or going out of husiness The crisis was brought about by twb fires whicly last week broke out in two dumps being used by
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closed because of “the fires. The only dumps apen charge more than the drivers can pay. they say. < Suggests Higher Charges James H., Bookedis, city sanitation superintendent, said the drivers’ only “solution was to charge more to haul away the trash’ Drivers contended they were
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By GALVY GORDON Capt. Mary Greene and Capt The burial of Capt Mary Beck- Gordon Greene began. their marer Greene, only licensed woman ried life on the H. G. Bedford steamboat pilot on the Mississippi and raised three sons on the boat. and - Ohio Rivers, tomorrow in Wins Boat Race Cincinnati following services ' ghe and her husband. riding the there at 1:30 p. m. in the KnoX (gordon C. Greene with “boilers Presbyterian Church, will close puyekled down” © defeated the a colorful chapter in the history Betsy Ann in a match race in of “The River. 1928 ¢ Capt. Greene was known in In- Capt. Mary Greene maintained {diandpolis for her frequent visits 3 nome in Cincinnati and was an ; to the home of her sister, Mrs. active member of. the Knox It was the first incident inthe |. R. Spencer, 3219 Ruckle St. prechvterian Church there, .of three-day old strike w hich has Many others who took river trips which she was a former deaconalready closed Nash and Kaiser- stopped to’ talk with the little She*was also a member of Frazer plants and threatened woman sitting on the deck of a ne, pAR. th#éntire auto Tndustrv. Green Line steamer makifg ~ Surviving In addition to her Strikers continued to econgre- large colored handkerchiefs into gjeter. in Indianapolis, are another gate around the plant hours after aprons to sell .for her church's sister. Df. Flora Haag. Clevethe company gave up trying to Ladies Aid Society or rome other ;,n4 0: a brother, Dr. John P. move the cars. Squads of police- worthy cause. - Becker, Cincinnati, and a niece men patroled the ares. Dies of Heart. Attack ‘Mrs. CC. W. Atwater, wife of Dr Representatives of Ford and Capt. Greene became ill Fri- ¢, W. Atwater, pastor of the GM went before Judge Dan Pyle day in Cincinnati after complet- First Baptist Church in Indianthis morning and obtained the ing the day before a 20-day round apolis. writ.- But before the sheriff and trip cruise to New Orleans with city police could carry it out, the her son, Capt. Tom Greene on the strikers began blocking the track. Delta Queen. She died a few hours Fred Allen, an official of Local later of what physicians termed No. 9, told authorities and com- a long-standing heart ailment. pany officials that “you are not She was 79. going to move those cars.” Born on thé river near MariUnion spokesmen broadcast ap- etta. O. Capt. Greene got her peals over a local radio station, Pilot's license when she ‘was 22. urging members to rush to the Her first piloting was done durplant to prevent tae removal. ing her Boneymaos Brey e. who Already some 26,000 men were I a a Dp = Serene; W idle because of the Bendix strike. Her husband was the founder The strike was called after 47 of the Greene Liné and both she CIO members were dismissed be-
p. m. Monday at Palm Beach. f alleged I and her husband were proud Bs cause of alleged “slow downs.” that none of their boats had ever Ind.. she is survived by a lifelong The union charged the company been involved in a serious acci- leading coal producing company irtend. Mrs. Minnie Hodde, Indi- y Scouts. Clean Up with. - "speeding ceding yp Work. ‘work.
a ‘officials as members, anapolis. With Five Good Turns
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the train The company announced later that it had abandoned efforts to remove the dies but said it would seek a court injunction later for peaceful moving. Sheriff Stephen C. 8aid he told the company “not to permit removal of the cars if it was going to bring about violence.” | First Incident
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip M Cornelius, 4170 Central Ave. died last night at St. Vincent's Hospital after a long illness, Services will be in charge of Kirby Mortuary but artangements have not been completed. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery Born in Indiahapots, Philip was a member of St. Joan of Arc Church and was in the eighth grade of the parish school. Mr. Cornelius is vice president of the Cornelius Printing Co. Survivors in addition to mother and father, are five sis. ters. Sally Ann. Sondra, Cecilia Carol and Melissa Sue and a brother David,
forced to pav up to $6 to dump a load of trash at the Sanitation Department's. dump on Kentucky Ave. near Belmont Ave. as compared to $1. a load at other dumps now closed because of their smok- 4 3 k . ing } Mr. Bookedis maintained there were other dumps still available The Kentucky Ave, dump charged more in order to assure proper maintenance, he said.
Mrs. Cook Dies At Florida Home |
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