Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1952 — Page 4

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Halts Parley To Analyze - - Wage Boosts

Truman May Use Taft-Hartley Act

By United Press WASHINGTON, May 13--Chairman Nathan P. Feinsinger of the Wage Stabllifition Board abruptly halted formal hearings on the nsonwide oil dispute today to give the board a chance to rule on wage settlements already reached in the industry. Mr. Feinsinger sald the ques.tion of what wage boost would of nto board regulations ap pears to be the principal obstacle” remaining in the dispute, i“ The chairman opened and el ARE * elosed the session with a five. ! minute statement in which he no ING 5; C 4said there was “nothing to be oT airlines operations manager

¥ tinuing this large af Seattle, develops a. double Games by Soul aving "xs 5 headache. Shortage of gasoline,

® He told representatives of 75 due to the nationwide oil Seompanies and 22 CIO, AFL, and strike, gave him the first one. ndependent ail unions to meet Seven feet of teletype message,

negotiations in the industry. stricting use of gasoline, gave Meanwhile, he said, the board |p... oo 4 ono

will meet on the handful of agree- "~~

ments already reached. . . Government offitials said there 1952 City Traffic

was a ‘good possibility” that | President Truman would use the Toll Reaches 24

fr shuttle between Bovingdon, here,

along the 118-mile New Jersey trafic fatality count to 24. turnpike began putting up ‘no| tte pe gas” signs, and dealers reported INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC shortages in Detroit, Toledo, O,, CASUALTI . Madison, Wis, and Springfield, (188 Fr © dL : “1951 1952 Accidents sanseas 2762 2692

Injured ...0000.. 1199 1185 Killed v.ovvv0.... 25 1

3 wboy' Car Victim n to Leave Hospital

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4 A b-year-old “cowboy” who was run down by a car May 3,/} Private V2 Hour Losier} 30 pected to be released from St. |§ Accordions Loaned fo Beginners : ncis Hospital soon. Pree Band Troini £ Little Orville Kent Tex, 5622 fag Sand Vrain 'ny Laurel St, has shown steady im- : ‘provement since his crumpled INDIANA MUSIC CO. ‘Body was brought into the hos- * - 4438

‘pital following the accident at 210 8, State Ave. 10 days ago. 12 He was crushed against the side 6f the building when Mrs, Julia | font 20, Noblesville, lost

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the—state.——————— According to 'H., G. Counsman, also were under debate, he added. charges of deserting from Mr. Counsman differed with the U. 8. Army at Ft. Jackson, 8. C,,| \pany, ‘about 66,000 of the phones union spokesman on the actual Nov. 7, 1951. i

. Bass. |

| secretary-treasurer of the com-

informally with board members carrying order from Petroleum | Juring the day on the status of Administration for Defense re- |

labor law's 80-day no-strike pro-| Indianapolis police today re-| vision if the board fails to achieve vised the 1952 trafic toll after! settlement of the two-week pelated news of the death of an! 1kout by 90,000 oil workers. {88-year-old Shelbyville man as a,

Flights by the British military result of a pedestrian aceident : Dollar Day Special!

land, and Wiesbaden, Ger-| J WwW. Murphy was taken to y, were cut in half, and the [ong Hospital after he was struck flitary courier service between ny a car at Capitol Ave. and! “*Pritain and the continent Was Market St. on Mar. 10. He died! suspended. at the hospital Apr. 20. Report =. In this country, filling stations of his death raised the 1952 city!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Is Over Oil Dispute

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State Phone Company Faced With Strike

Telephone workers in 68 Indi- are the dial type which the comana cities will go on strike Fri- pany will be able to keep open the General Tele- for local calls in spite of the day againat ’ impending strike. phone Corp., Inc, the CIO Com- :

nounced today. lemergency calls through the manNine hundred workers are eX-yally operated switchboards, pected to participate in the walk- : out against the state's second Contract to End largest telephone system.

ary.

He said other contract points

not settled include the union’s bid The present contract will end fo; 5 union shop and certain sick

Scott Douglas Stephens, inter- Friday, Mr. Stephens said, and penefit clauses.

national representative for the the strike probably will start im-|

union, sald a strike vote was mediately.

Six days ago, General Tele-, {phone Corp., Inc., had filed a pe-

taken and approved by the union Negotiations have been under {ition with the Public Service after contract negotiations with way since mid-February, he sald, commission for new’ rate in-

the company bogged down yes- with a federal conciliator present terday. for the last few sessions. When The General Telephone Corp. the parleys were called off, he

2 | operates 114,000 or 11 per cent sald, the union was asking a % of the phones in Indiana, Its "17-cent hike over the present con- %| service extends throughout the tract. The company was offering

ntral and northern portions of about a 12-cent boost. Several clauses on working conditions

creases, The rate hike, according

Held as Deserter MUNICE, May 13 (UP) ~/ Leonard G. Cohen, 24, Selma, was held in Delaware County jail today for military

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{amounts offered by the company. to the petition, was to cover “a {He said the present offer is for $3.5-millilon expansion increases of 10 to 174 cents, ac- for 1952, ! cording to wage scales, He added’ The PSC had granted the com- ? He said the company will map that these figures include a 5-cent pany a rate increase in Decemmunications Workers Union an- plans this. week . for handling hourly increasé voluntarily ber, 1951, but suspended the raise xt jast medical science has discovered anlin convenient tablet form. You ean set all

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