Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1950 — Page 12
Brother! Traing : men began reporting “sick” at . [men bu on three lines at Toledo. Toledo Trainmen /Day shift workers also failed to
i 3 : work. Tie Up 3 Lines | The move was poorly timed. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18 (UP)— |gpokesmen for the four rail brothA wildcat walkout of trainmen at erhoods meeting here Wits satelat “Toledo,” O., threatened today to|representatives sa walkou {hamper the stretch drive for a (Was unauthorized and would hurt
|contract settlement between rail contract negotiations.
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Two elderly persons are dead today as the result of fires in Indianapolis, and aWthorities were investigating a - blaze that did Considerable damage. in the
"LONDON, Dec. 18 (UP)—Ra-
Russian town of New York would be rechristened because officials of the town are “humiliated” by the American city. Soviet New York is an industrial town of 9000 in the Don
dio Moscow said today that the
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basement of the Indiana Statehouse.
Mrs, Mary Corley 75, of 2714! RADIO MOSCOW N. Capitol Ave, was fatally a0 POW sai it as
ee. River basin between ‘the Black {unions and carriers. | 3 Lines Tied Up and Caspian Seas. : Union and management repre- Aj] expressed hope that it would .sentatives had felt some Jape not spread. Similar sentiments that White House peace 8 were voiced over the country by burned last night when she at- b ; that ' Wh “other brotherhood officials. tempted to light a cigaret while| neshian Who set up a farm| At Chicago, Frank Coyle, na-iin bed. Her woolen sweater and “his REY oy re a {tional vice president of the train- ‘bedding caught fire. 1 | It maid hn e's cap . men’s union, said he was afraid| Charles Cummings, 78, died of hy the business wn va name that management would refuse to asphywation at General Hospital agp. walkec pra bor ¥ Deop 8 negotiate if the wildcatters stay lens than an Bour alter fire de- oon visiting the dollar ve eas out. | stroy s home a Bates St. , The lines affected at Toledo are Another man is in critical condi- in io OL 5! New York s past the Baltimore & Ohio, Wheeling tion as result of the blaze. { christened thefr 3 ams bid & Lake Erie, and the Detroit & Police said Mrs. Corley, a semi-| Hovels in’ a Cantal a ni {Toledo Shore Line. i invalid, bad just een served her satlantic mode. Railroad officials at Chicago dinner by an attendant when her |said the Toledo strike will begin|screams summonded the nurse RODErt W. Rousch to be felt there within 48 to 60 and John Milliken, 77, of 2618 ‘N. hours. (Capitol Ave, to her upstairs room, The walkout was expected to! Found Clothing Afire
Rousch, employee of Interna[tie up the Great Lakes transpor-| |tation center where rail lines from They told police they found the tional Harvester Co. for 10 years,
2 {Will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow k, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, ®lderly woman’s clothing and bed rro Ende ren, iin flames. They smothered the In - Moore & Kirk Irvington C t fire and summoned the Fire De-|Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Refuse Comme partment and an ambulance. She Fark. Carrier representatives here, gied a few hours later in Gen.| Mr Rousch, who lived at 75 N. [Ho had met 3% the White iquse|eral Hospital of third degree Ritter PL, died Saturday in until 1: o'clock a. m.,, iburns. ospital. e was 3% {olis time, with union negotiators, mpe house in which Mr. Cum- Born in Indianapolis, he at. {refused to comment on the walk- mings suffered asphyxiation was tended Emerson Avenue Baptist out. ; destroyed, and was a member of { But union officials immediately Thomas Phillips, 78, was re- Englewood Masonic Lodge. | sought to get the men back ro. ported in critical condition today pit yving are his wife, Bertha; {work so as not to disrup yr ¢|a8 the result of toxic damage to| mother, Mrs. Ruby Rousch; a {gress being made in the contrac ‘his lungs. He is said to have daughter, Sandra; two sons, talks. imilar to! 2CCUPied a room adjoining Mr. Jayne and David; a brother, a ts - BP em. | Cummings. Himes Rousch, J two sisters, (Lose silage “| Six other . Eleanor Merrill and Mrs. {pers of the Brotherhood of Rail}, 0 ROL sons ve ved In fysay 2 Ter. aud Mrs, {road Trainmen. Those walkouts |, burning smoke-tilled |anapolis, ; {brought an appeal from President/;;o 1v firemen and poli butld-| ——i te {Truman to end it because it was Be og police, 'Handica d G |hurting national security, court| = AE Mea, WI- ppe roup orders and mail embargoes. their daughter, >: [Plans Party Tonight
| Frances, | The strikers began going back yo nry Blair, 74, Bert a: American Federation of the
Christmas Gift Give {to work Saturday morning and .,, Physical Handica loint negotiations between theta: Mie Stella Dona, n, and ji annual Christmas rh, {carriers and unions were resumed| : Be {7:30 tonight at the Crossroads lat the White House yesterday. Narrow Escape | Rehabilitation Center, 3001 N. : emia Police said Mrs. Mitchell nar-| New Jersey St. (rowly escaped being critically! Entertainment will
25 E ape Fire | . | SC yp S Due 18.4 yjiumned When she ran back into by a dance group including B 6 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. UP) (the house in an attempt t Evel Mar T H oys - i S I occupants of a building some valuables. a reas Hever,
| {Mary Ann McDonald, and Tom, You're invited to attend the lin the French quarter here es-| Everyone except Mr. Cummings Ann and Breien Baugh, under the great Hadacol Christmas Party
jcaped- safely last night, in theiang Mr Phillips lived on the first! direction of Miss Barbara Saturday at the Lyric Theatre 8:30 a. m.
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second severe fire there Withininoor of the story-and-a-half Willoughby. four days. thouse. Police theorized they were| L. A. Warrenfelt is chairman both overcome from fumes before, of the program committee,
the fire broke out. { et teemste Police sald Mr. Mitchell told 25 More Drivers Pay
them the fire apparently resulted! gm. . {from an overheated stove in Mr. Fines for Parking Indianapolis police and courts
Blair's room. Mr. Blair had put {coal in his stove about 5:30 a. m.| continued their drive against and returned to bed. He was rush-hour parking in restricted Gi os AES awakened later to find the wall zones today. BR JRF A RT SO JR A A J FOR Nh RR Jk JA A J RA A RY [ny flames. Twenty-five persons paid fines
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Spontaneous combustion was Judge Pro Tem Leo O'Conner in blamed for the fire in the State. Municipal Court 3. . house basement, which was dis-|, One violator was fined $2, and covered early yesterday pyf{udgment Was withheld in one Howard Chapman, 64, ape Popretad Harding oo ans 84, of 208 N Seven persons were found not The fire was confined to a | Builty. They said stops in relarge basement compartment used | stricted zones had been caused by for crating waste paper and as emergencies, such as flat tires|. & workroom for mainteance work- 8nd motor breakdowiis. ers. Damage was unestimated. |
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SINGAPORE, Dec. 18 (UP)—| British authorities arrested three! native Malay leaders today in| connection with the race riots! that erupted in this British crown! colony last Monday,
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