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T | Rail sed Worker Quits NE Years a On Credit ] Predicted

State C. of C. Hears Economic

“Adviser to Truman By HAROLD H. HARTLEY

Times Business Editor i FRENCH LICK, Sept, 30 Tougher eredit controls are on the| way, ~The government is reaching tor the emergency cord. And. the! jolt may throw the credit buyer right out of his seat. Reguiation 'W was a mild be-. ginning, touching the first toe in| control waters before the icy! plhinge. . And the home industry, which | has been raging like_.a wild bull across the inflation prairies, ‘will be wearing controls bandages’ Tignt up to its chimneys, ‘Had to Be’ THLE has 16 be, according to Dr} { Roy Blough, member of President Truman's thyee-man council of ‘economic advisers, $0 keep the country from going over the dam in an inflation barrel. Dr. Blough's language was more

"Annie" Griffin retires. , , . Her well: wishers are " f+ to right) W.P. Wildman, George D. Stahley:

-adademic,. but it had plenty of| emphasis. -He left little doubt and J. Ww. Miller, : about grimness of the defense American beauty roses and as the gifts were taped upon and conscientious worker’ may

future, Speaking Before the fall meeting of the Indiana State Chamber, of Commerce here today, he sald defense spending is just beginning. to roll, but it takes time to spend! big money wisely and decide what ta do with fit, : Three Things to Do Dr. Blough said three have to be done quickly. ONE: Get Big defense produe“tion rolling. TWO: power,

Tiiies: po it winou puting By Senate Crime Probers the economy on the -infiation rocks. Virginia Hill Reported ‘Expecting’

The inflation curbs will travel CHICAGO, Sept. 30. (UP)

her: ) “Annie, ‘as she is affectionately called by her co-workers, throughout the years has been

known for her loyalty -to duty, happy disposition and marvel‘ous sense of humor. “Even though the term ‘loyal here with still remains.

‘Tempestuous Adventuress'— N. Y. Police Head | Gangsters’ Moll Subpenaed Continues Purge

gifts surrounded Miss Anna G. Griffin at the New York Central’s freight offices yesterday. She “retired after being enpioyed’ in ' the. office of ithe superintendent of freight trans- | portation for 48 years. Baid her “boss,” J. w. Miller,

exactly the one that expresses her attitude during all these 48" years and her sunny, happy

things

Increase productive

Murphy, whose five-day reign has rocked New York City’s briberidden police department, cracked down on the detective division to-|

three channels. And from the publie’'s view they are all about as! pleasant as castor oil toddy. Théy v

are: irgiriia Hill, red<headed beauty day and removed 14 men from the| ONE: Keep Incomes wn. Who gained a name as a compan- policy squad. That means price.and wage con- iom of gangsters, has been named This brought Mr. Murphy's

trols, in a subpena issued by the Senate ‘head-rolling total to 350 In five ao: Tighten eredit controls, Crime he ouisniuee, informed days. Yesterday he ordered the ersuade people to save money sources said today. and hang onto money they al-| At Bar Harbor, Me, where entire plainclothes division of 338 ready have saved, Miss Hill is living, townsfolk said men back into uniform. THREE: Put taxes -up so she is expecting ‘a baby “at any Mr, Murphy, who took over as high that neither the wage-earner time.” "A deputy U. 8. marshal boss of the 19,000-man police force nor business will have any.ldose at Bangor, Me., said he served on the heels of disclosures that

“change to throw around in infla- her with a subpena early this tionary buying. month. —Balance the Budget’ Miss Hill, a tempestuous adThe only recommendation Venturess with a penchant for which brought real” nods and Sleeping tablets, may provide the amiles. from Indiana's top busi- Key to underwofld connections nessmen was his urging that the between gamblers and gangsters Federal budget be balanced. in Chicago, New York, Miami He gave his blessing to the &nd elsewhere, one authorfiative pay-as-you-go financing of de- S0Urce said. h, fénze, but sald he fe Bhe was a closs friend, public consumption. ential Eo ay Jued, nrg. of Gambler ‘Benjamin (Bugsy) ‘Lam. for a time ‘was reported nr Murphy announced that. 14 “better” ways, such as borrowing, | | Stegel, who was shot to death into have supplied her with $3000 of the 30 men on the policy quad piling up obs to delay the paying hee home near Los Angeles while!to $4000 every couple of. weeks have been reassigned to new jo pain. was vacationing - on: the!ijy ou. {because he wanted to start with gh a Mexico City hotel man-| {a “clean slate.” Policy squad deHe Satie] Against use of the French Riviera in 1947. She ‘de- lager. IR nd me Bl UA - a feiny unless it. be- ne yey t"sho sYer Was: since then, hoWever, the under-| games cases. y "The public as a whole will] After Siegel's death, there were os a. entix he et. a at clothesmtn plated either bear the taxes or bear the TWMOrs that Miss Hill, armed wit Harr an Serraren Mh. ' back into uniform yesterday were inflation,” he sald. “And it js documentary evidence of under. "cd down. She was wed to Sk to gambling, vice and better to bite the bullet now. while’ World operations, was in a posi-/Ac® Hans Hauser last February. prostitution.

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urging publie carriers to abandon the five-day week until the transportation crisis is over.

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Senate. Group Closes seven shots had taken their toll. ot oie al Ie tionine ot 10. Says, al the lllilted Introduclory Kansas City Prob SPA Fears ToT BEAUTY AID discorered a | bra for S306 1 will pur 8 | Ins ity. rrobe TTERED “over the root of WHAT usERs SAY { at Ha sine ae or Oh Bo Aa | KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. the building were the remains of Moranc Start sara: “People teil me 1 look bi full refun | (UP)—A"U."8. Senate crime £9 a 6-foot. snake, : younger.” Mrs. RIG IIE + uss inaisssinensnsissinss vestigating committes closed its The reptile, name and origin uns! "Wonaertull k oy sents” Tartu New | Address ........ svinlaserses Se opening hearings here today affer XNown, had been/ terrorizing Write for 10-day RN TR State...... |

nesses ranging frony the governor ified to hang out their laundry of” Missouri down to police characters, hoodlums and convicts. Sen. Estes Kefauver, (D. Tenn.) chairman of the comamittes which | will resume similar hearings in| Chicago next Thursday, said an interim report on the Kansas City Proceedings would be issued later, In closing the three-day session: here, Mr. Kefauver expressed be-

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Bépt. 30 (UP) —Ed Carlson, 101, Donovan, | Ill.,, oldest resident of Iroquois County, died today at his home| there. "Born in Sweden, he came] to Chicago at the age of 20 and| later farmed at Attica, Ind., andi near Donovan. Surviving are a son. Ferdinand, of . Donovan, and two grand-| “daughters. Funeral arrangements ars not complete,

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> by picking] Mr. Ching would become chair-| changed.” |0f their 1951 models, Hudson front mobilization Suposition has pei ving the joining the procession Friday with| Federal Mediation Chief Cyrus 8,/ man of the nine-member board lof the historical building, presents office; B. F¥. Rose: “The snap boosts s ranging from $98 to $122, Ching as head of the new Wage and expression that she came

10 Articles Appoor:

“In. American Heritage Ten articles in the Fall issus of American’ ‘Heritage, out today, pul ‘the spotlight on Indiana. The magazine is published by the { American ‘Association for Kate | Local History. 2 The ‘writers include Elmer vis, radio ‘news analyst; Mrs, ptte C. “Nolan, Indianapolis novelist; {and oe of Crawfordsville; two a University professors, the director of the state y historical bureau, and others. :

negotiations - ‘the CIO United Steelworker}. Observers said the prod had planned to stand pat on) g until they settled the ‘de- 3 a Da mands made by the Steelwork 3 : . However, the new price in

night. Another r possibility spurred pro- G ducers to revise their “hold-the-

be the losers. It was pointed out) they could “even up” by putting

Mr. Davis writes reminiscently of Aurora and southern Indiana at the beginning of the “ventury, Mrs. Nolan, formerly of Evans.

granting x wage hike: -

s $5 To $10 a Ton ville, takes exception to ne Sharon Steel, a major supplier jamin Harrison's casual -the-automotive Industry, ’ scription “of ~ the capital as | most of its products will go up 35) King and Queen . . . Barbara Helfenberger, 18, received a mean city.”

pls ss “vis. necesnitared. b7| dozen roses after she and Herbert Crihfield were elected Mr. and

| increased costs.” Miss Ivian by students of Emmerich Manual Training High School. | "The Sharon boost could add as| Votes were cist at the Ivian Ball, sponsored by the 1951 verses

{much as $25 to the price of mext|’ staff. Barbara and Herbert are seniors. {year’s automobile,

‘Mr. Banta assails the philosophy of Robert Owen, British manuface’ turer and humanitarian. Two industrial ! written by the professors.

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Dean Donald F. Carmony, formerly of Bouthh Bend, yo ss structures, - wth of Ell Lilly s |Ing the %-_| WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP)|ganized and ready to roil if and gro gp Yep companies| —ETesident Truman has taken when President Truman decides by Dr. R. C. Buley, Bloomington, already have increased the price &ncther major step toward home wage controls are needed. | Commits on Writers

Howard H. Peckham, director

— in. Stabilization Board, it was learned; bers. |siers Write.” Mr. Peckham is as-

‘Bloomer Girl' N Nabbed today. | Under President Truman's ex-sociate editor of {he magazine. | Mr. Ching, 74, has not yet made ecutive order of Sept. 9, the, An amusing article by Sir PerFor Shoplifting - ~ {up his mind whether to take the board will make recommenda- cival Twickington, obviously a

DETROIT (UP) —Frances Hill, {tions ta the Economic Stabiliza-/pseudonym, gives the state a

2, described by police as a Job, but he had expected to an- ltion- Administrator on wage sta-/gentle ribbing.

| “bloomer girl” NEW YORK, Sept. 30- {UP)— sentenced, to 90 days in jail. Police. Commissioner Thomas F.| - Police said a companion snatch-| There was

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lief that Kansas City is a clean | community now, Ex-Affica Resident | I > i Dies in inois at 101 I |

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That admin-| The battle of Tippecanoe is re‘istrator has not been named yet.|told by Indiana Historical Society - some speculation, .The nine:man wage stabiliza-| editor, Gayle Thornbrough, Indied jewelry and clothing in a de- that he might accept it on a tion board is to include three pub-|anapolis. Joan Schaub tells the partment store and stuffed them temporary basis, staying just lic members, three representativesistory eof the rebir of Spring in Miss Hill's eapacious- bloomers.’ ong enough to get the board or-'of labor and three of industry. | Miil Mill Village in‘a as state park.

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