Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1952 — Page 13

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olitical Roundup—

ClO Maps Drive Here To ‘Purge Labor Foes’

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ !not be said to reflect the opinions | Behind closed doors, the CIO's or even the policies of the current! political expert, Jack Kroll, "Democratic organization in mapped election strategy with 65 Indiana.” top Indiana labor leaders here! Mr. McHale did not have to| taday in the opening drive to resign. His term ends after the “purge labor's enemies.” national convention.

Mr. Kroll, national director of| Political Notes | the CIO Political Action Com- | Congressman John V. Beamer, mittee, met with the Hoosier labor leaders at the Antlers! Wabash, was named temporary) chairman of the Republican State

Hotel. . 3d ; Convention here June 7. .,. Rufus frnres C10 officials said the Kykendall, first assistant city

meeting was the first of a na- t h b a | tion-wide effort for the CIO to 2 torney, has been named. as-| stage a ‘political comeback.” sistant Indianapolis manager for| They explained the CIO is still Sam Harrell for: Governor, trying to ‘get over” the defeat : Sen, Taft handed them in Ohio 1 when he beat the combined ef- Music Festival forts of the AFL, CIO and the : : Democratic Party to win re-elec- Winners Listed Hog. The fourth annual Ensemble] Taft Is Target Music Festival, held at the World | ! Now, Sen. Taft is the target War Memorial Saturday, attracted of top CIO officials. Howeyer, an unprecedented number of enMr. Kroll told The Times the CI10/|!rants, according to Edward B.| would probably not openly fight 1A88art, president of the EnSen. Taft's bid for the Republi- Semble Music Society. can presidential nomination. He Mr. Taggart said 95 groups |

{board action in two years, “He

A street improvement project | which will free congested Foun-| tain. Square traffic today was) | recommended to the Works Board, by Mayor Clark,

“ : Cutting off a “point” at the The Indiana Clemerity Commis- intersection of Wooalawn and sion today commuted life senten- viroinia’ Aves. to smooth traffic ces of three convicted murderers. along Woodlawn and to cut the It made Alva Hamilton, 53, traffic load around the Fountain

Richmond, eligible for was urged. Cost of the project was esti-

mated at $15,000.plus the expense was convicted of first degree mur- of buying right-of- -way.

‘der in 1937 for slashing the throat | |of & Knightstown man who mar-

ried Hamilton's sweetheart, Bud Burch, 72, becomes eligi- PAVING Was also recommended by

parole

Planned Last Year Making 11th St. an east-west)

[ble for parole later this year. He the Mayor,

The 11th St. project was first

e {was convicted of second degree: recommended last year by the

| murder in Floyd County in 1936 Nd for beating his sweetheart to ., . death. Rises in the World, John Gordon, 39, New Orleans, But Police Disapprove was declared eligible for parole, NEW YORK, May 26 (UP) — | |board hearing immediately. He police charged a young tree sur-|

was convicted in 1934 in La-'geon with disorderly condudt grange County for Killing a man y,4,y for climbing 150 feet up a

in a fight on a circus train. | Commutation was denied Harry pier to the main roadway of a

Reynolds, Indianapolis, serving a bridge. - | life term for raping a 12-year-old| Authorities said Varnum girl. | Lewis, 25, climbed the bridge last

THE IN DIANAPOLIS TIMES

©, [Three Win Street Widening Project Urged Life Term

| two streets,

crosstown artery by widening and!

Traffic Engineer and the City Plan Commission.

cross-town street was pointed out Rural St. was recom< Southeastern Ave,

then and 11th St, mended because of {ts use as an, emergency street hy ambulances and fire department,

chusetts Ave. where it connect with: 10th St, plan recommended ‘last year.

Included were Station St. from

Lack of a through Roosevelt Ave, to 25th §t. and from New York St, to'

Bids Submitted Columbia Construction Co. sub-

The Works Board today took 4and. The

mitted a low bid of $846,004.80 on Eleventh St. would be contin- the third part of ued from White River to Massa- sewer,

the 34th St.

Construction on the first would part of this sewer already is ununder the derway by the Angelo Marra and Square Construction Co. of Cleve-| second phase was | bids ‘on ‘re-paving projects on awarded to Raleigh Burk, local contractor, several weeks ago.

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yr. ron Ta ad political Grade Schools: School 80, first; strategy for the local CIO unions Pace, With Barbara Lambert and tp follow. Number one order wag Ann Bradford; School 70, second to “get every CIO man and place, with Kay Ransdell, Ted woman registered.” Ochsner and Marcia Rinne. no High Schools: Broad: Ripple, We can't help labor unless first place, with Rita Purcell, Sam | we elect men favorable to the Herod, June Carr and Marilyn | CIO,” he said. Hansen; Shortridge, second place, | Henry Zon, CIO-PAC public re-|with Shirley Yoder, Julia Moores lations director, explained the'and Ila Rauch. CIO's executive committee. in Washington will rule on which candidate for President the c10 Waitresses’ members. will be ordered to vote for and support.

Pay Won't | {Support Their Nylons

All the big CIO unions in the, TIMMINS, Ontario. May 26, state were represented at the (UP)—Sixteen waitresses blamed| session, including the Steelwork- nylons for their week-end strike. | ers, Oil workers, Auto Workers; The girls said their restaurant | and the Newspaper G ui l d, operator employers insisted they|

although reporters were barred, (wear nylons on the job, but their/and escaped on foot. tors flush out waste. Get Dosn’s Pills today!

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| cases of 45 men in the State Pris-| Advertisement on or reformatory. | H : D { Car Thief Abandons pny L k ny Auto After . Chase el bacKacC Clinton Worthy, 38, of 534 W. Goes Away vin.

26th St., told police a man hailed | his car to a stop in the 1800 Ae 2 {block Bellefontaine St. early Sun-| down of kidney function. Doctors say good

is important to good |day, then drew a gun and robbed, Kidicy Zusciivu ie vees imporiabt 36 Sund

| | | \ ; d strai this im nt | (him of $25. The robber ordered | as Straus aud strain, causes Sh nes | { |

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its recent hearings reviewed the | | |

him from the car and started to ging backache—{ee] misecable. Minor biaddrive away, Mr, Worthy said. | der irritations due to or wrong may Undaunted, the victim com-| outs nowteet ou Lidueps if theo somdic andeered a passing car and gave| tons bother you. Try Doan's Pillk—a mild chase. A block later, the holdup| over remre Vs amasing how many times b relief these diseomman abandoned .the stolen car Pous's give DADDY Luiel from ¥ acai.

pay wouldn't support the stockMcHale Resigns ings. They get $13.50 and ac Former Democratic National. meals for a 48-hour week.

Committeeman Frank McHale re-| signed today as chairman of the| Credentials Committee of the Democratic Party. In a letter to Frank McKinney, National Chairman; Mr. McHale wrote: “My participation, as chairman or as a member of the credentials

committee, might be questioned in SMOKI M G

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