Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1949 — Page 8

PAGE 8 : Governor's Parley Fails [°%!d another meeting would be To End Rail Strike

29-day-old strike. ending Gov. Forrest C. Smith of Mis- dled 25,000 workers and cost $20 souri, who called the conference, million in wages and lost business.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7 (UP)—A|conference was attended by the

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Fireman Charges Shift

In Wife's Affections

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7 (UP)— County fireman Frederick Naranjo, 31, charged today that while he was working his wife entertained another fireman who worked a different shift. His attorney, Maurice Hindin, charged in a divorce suit yesterday that while Mr. Naranjo did his 24-hour stint at the firehouse, another man from the same station was spending. his time with pretty blond Mrs, Terry Naranjo. He identified the other man as Paul Fox, 30. “Some of the neighbors thought he was a boarder and were amazed when they found that Mr. Naranjo didn’t know about it.”

|Teamsters Suggest Moving Labor Day

DES MOINES, Iowa, Oct. 7 (UP)—A truck drivers’ union here thinks Labor Day should be observed on Wednesday, instead of Monday, to help end “the unchecked slaughter of innocent people in holiday trafic accidents.” Local 90 of the AFL Teamsters passed a resolution calling for bor Day to be observed on the first Wednesday in September. The union hoped the action would start a national trend.

SPELLMAN GOES TO PARIS ROME, Oct.. 7 (UP)—Archbishop Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York.-made a final round of private visits to friends in

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Morton Mills, Coal Merchant, Dies

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NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (UP) — Press Wireless reported last on the bases of information from its Shanghai office that foreign newspaper and radio correspondRequiem mass for Mrs. Clara ents whose governments have not M. Sattler, who died Wednesday recognized the new Chinese Comin her home, 3652 S. Meridian St. munist government have been, be sung at 9 a. m. tomorrow |ordered to “discontinue news ac- 1 St. Roch Catholic Church. tivity.” Press Wireless said the ban included the sending of press A lifelong resident of Indian- messages. o

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