Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1950 — Page 20

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munist aggression and repeal of - the Taft-Hartley Law, Pledges of all-out support for the Korean War and renewed at-| tacks on the labor act were the! main theme of Labor Day state-| ments by AFL and CIO Presi-! dents William Green and Philip Murray and other labor chief-| tains, ~~ Mr. Green said the AFL's 8 ‘million members always have | !recognized Russia as ‘the enemy| lof our free civilization.” “As much as we hate war, we| {hate aggression more,” he said Labor is resolved to give whatjever it takes to save the world {from being overrun by Commutnist aggression, Communist siav-| Lil tery and Communist ruin.” ‘Not Afraid’

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{ Mr, Murray, whose. anti-Red purge cost the CIO about onejsixth of its 6 million members {* |said - his organjzation is “not | latraid to fight a of free-| in Korea. tdom." Tt Wwill~ do everything inf eae——g————— A —————_——— its power to speed up a United | Columnist's s Father Rit [Nations victory in Korea, he said.’ (AY OMOTTOW Both urged union members to Dies in Atlanta register and vote this fall to help! ATLANTA. Sept 4 (UP)lelect a Congress pledged to re- Thomas I. Stokes, 79. pioneer At{peal the Taft-Hartley law, lanta merchant and. father of or IS. 4 ey { Mr, Murray served notice that Washington Columnist Thomas L. labor will demand a “fair hreak’ (Tom) Stokes Jr., died:yesterday !in the inflation-threatened home after a short illness. i . (front economy. : | Mr. Stokes, born in Oxford, / . “Let no man think that hean|Ala., was one of the founders—of * Morns Plan tavest: take advantage of our national what is now one of the largest) lerisis to weaken our unions or.to department stores in the south-|

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by U. 8. planes in Korea can’t be|Korean War was written off to-| Church. fj (stopped by “a foot of steel.” |day as dead for this session of| Mrs, Bradley attended Blaker's URI | He and Rear Adm. R. Congress. (College in Indianapolis.and But-| [} -_| Briscoe, assistant chief of opera-| With departure of most House er University. [tions detailed the Navy's task in members for an informal 10-day! Surviving are her husband, Roy:| {the Korean war yesterday during recess, vetergns committee sources ‘two sons, Thomas and Willlam; ecast, Battie Tera tron said there is no prospect for action'daughter, Molly; a sister, Mrs. [this year on the dozen or so bills Pearl Diggs, Indianapolis, and ington.” to give men now in service some three brothers, Jesse M. Cooper, | or all the benefits awarded to Indianapolis; Ross Cooper, Troy,

{veterans of World War IL 0., and Ernest Cooper, Tippecanoe Some legislation on the subject City, O. P Pp

{is almost sure to be passed by! a {the next Congress. | The committee has ordered its C. A. Pfeffer, Pioneer istaff to make a detailed study of {the proposals and to sound out In Car Industry, Dies lan interested groups and govern- GRAYLING, Mich. Sept. 4 , {ment agéncies on what they think (UP) —— Funeral services will be |should be done. {held Wednesday for C. A. Pfeffer, So far, the Budget Bureau—an pioneer automobile executive, who {arm of the White House and the died here yesterday. He was 64. | ey agency as far as administra-| Mr, Pfeffer, a native of Dayton, tion policy is concerned—has not|0., entered the automobile busimade up its mind what to recom- ness shortly after the turn of the {mend. The Veterans Administra- century and became treasurer of tion is non-committal. {the Chalmers Motor Car Co. The Veterans of Foreign Wars, while. still in his early twenties. {Amvets and the Association of Later he was president of the “Land Grant Colleges urged the {Saxon Motor Car Co.

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American Legion has not replied, lanalysts and consultants, for the [but is reported to: be drafting|last 25 years. proposal calling for broad- scale wem————— {help, { ACCIDENT INJURIES FATAL { Most bills proposed In the Times State Service iouse so far would revive all NEW ALBANY, Sept. 4 — - 1S Bi of Rights benefits and James Baker, 75, Borden, died in |exten em to Korean veterans. gt. Edward's hospital here of GIANT RING RADIATOR gives up fo 21% grocer | They differ in definitions: of a head injuries he De ved Aug.

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