Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1951 — Page 2

PAGE 2 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951

Propeller Design Expert Among / Dead in Air Crash

Continued From Page. One Tote to determine the cause of the crash.

‘THE STATEHOUSE . . . By Irving Leibowitz

| Young-Wyatt Feud Reaches Boiling Point | In Showdown Over Teacher Shakedown

Behind the startling revelations & Mr. Young- has friends where ful. Part of Mr. Young's ambitious of a political shakedown of Hoo- friends count in politics. It will legislative program went through. sier school teachers fis a bitter take the state legislature to cur-'Part went down the drain. feud between two top Indiana ed- tail some of Mr. Young's power. | Despite the feud between the ucation figures And that isn’t likelv. Not with two men, there is something bigOne is the newly elected Supt. a rural-dominated legislature. ger at stake for the 700,000 Hoo-

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Five members of the test crew of Public Instruction, Republican It Ts. n Sérsonal bs sier school children and the men that I don survived it. Three were in serjous Wilbur Young, widely recognized yu... is 4 Persona battle for Mr. and women of the state. citizen.” condition, one critical and one as «the general of the militant haa also. At stake for him 18" "ppa¢y io should Indiana con- Acquitta good in the Henry County Me- rural “army” of township trustees, 15 10D. If he can make the teach-|y;, q jtg township trustee system Russell 1} morial Hospital at New Castle to- The other is Robert Wyatt, ex- FS believe he is battling for their xuiip ji5 control over schools” St., also d

day. An Air Force spokesman at the Wright-Patterson base here said

ecutive secretary. of the Indiana 'nterests, he stands a very good State Teachers Association, a ‘hance of being ‘‘elected™ to another five-year term as executive

Last night Mr. Young went to | discuss strategy with some old

powerful force in Hoosier politics, friends—the township trustees of

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: av that as many as 15 officers " : a =o Secretary is fs , : - today 0a as an is 3 ) dA The scandalous shakedown, ex- ee ary nus fall, 1f not, he's Whitley County. : lem Ho might be name o » Soars 0 posed in full force Sunday by & 0 go. He already has served ant robe the crash of the huge plane.

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Times writer Ed Kennedy, threats tq parison ens to build up into a tremendous

Statehouse Roundup

An inkling of Mr. Young's pow-- New" ‘Power plant at Lawrence-

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t type “transport used in. quan: struggle for survival between er over township trustees came burg will be dedicated today by Tr a Aity-by the Air Force. . rival: forces of Mr. Young and during the last session of the Gov. Schricker. . . . Passing Freed wai Propellers Reversed? Mr. Wyatt legislature when The Times ex- through the Statehouse at at- of 2510 N. Officials said they had an un- Both men have an intense dis- posed “the township trustees’ big tend uninvited Prosecutor Fair- Another confirmed report that two of the like for each other. bid for power. Fearful that the child’s 41st birthday party cele- roll, 34, of plane’s propellers reversed in Mr. Younj has told everyone General Assembly would weaken, bration, Speedway Judge George Was senten flight, causing the crash. within hearing distance the he Mr. Young sent telegrams to all Ober was carrying a rooster as a when com The Air Materiel Command to-~ will not take “dictation” from Mr. the township trustees, warning present—the only Democrat to be trial befor day identified the seven men who Wyatt. And Mr. Wyatt has them: present. . . Public and private a Bes died and the five who survived labeled Mr. Young as a "power- “Your job is at stake. Come to social welfare authorities, meet- yy By the crash of the C-124A Globe- ag Doli iemy : the Statehouse.” ing in Atlantic City last week : ! Mens hoian master. rom the sworn testimony o They came roves. Fir 'e A : . ¢ The dead: the low-salaried teachers who {pistees an) ih Lane Lone be Yared is i Woule be detri- eliza beth arden was accuse Capt. Richard B. Varnum, 30, e welfare of the na- mer during

pilot, Enon, O. M. Sgt. Donald L. Shady, 29, engineer, Fairborn, O, son of Mrs. Josephine Shady, Ft. Wayne. : Capt. Blair, 36. "AWFUL MONSTER" —That's what Mrs. John Dishro, shown Robert L. Hellmuth, 29, civil- holding her |8-months-old daughter, said about the huge Air Force 1an technician, Springreld, 0. transport which roared down toward her and crashed in a farm

’ IA y Thon Raggy Aig civilian | celd near New Lisbon. The plane clipped off the top of the Disbre

Harold R. Holm Jr., 27, civilian home Tv aerial and swooped within 35 feet of the mother and child.

technician, Dayton, O. A Truman Ask $8.5

Vivien E. Baugh, 45, sound General Says Chinese technican, of Washington Court-

were forced to contribute to the Hrivers. For two days the rural

township trustees it is evident forces hounded the lawmakers. that the practice of extracting

political contributions from teachers is not a new one, In fact, Mr. Kennedy quoted one official as saving: “I've known about the payments for years. But what could I do? If I tell what I know, I'll bring our schools here to ruin... and be fired, too.” It also is evident that Mr. Wyatt's organization had some

tion to permit publication of the names of person’ on relief rolls The move was partially sucess- as proposed in Indiana.

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Capt. William C. Snell, 27, co- Marine Brig. Gen. Lewis B, Puller: oo : ao pilot, Owenton, Ky., serious. predicts the Chinese Communists milion in military aid and $375 John M. Christenson, 30, in- wi) pe unable to get through Million in economic help, Mr. Trustructor pilot, Baldwin, L. I, N. United Nations lines in Korea, Man noted that Formosa, island Y., serious. bastion of the Chi National M/Sgt. Cassius C. Zedaker, 36, even though-they may continue fats ion o : a it. Nationalsts, would get some o flight mechanic technician, New to "smash gaping holes., Gen. Greece and Turkey would get

Bedford, Pa., critical. Puller, who is on his way to the

held, said this was “nothing new.” « Why, then, did Mr..Wyatt jump into the act with such fervor? Reaches Showdown According to many Statehouse sources who have observed both men in action for a considerable

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