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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1852

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House Group Urges

Capital Goes For Harriman

By United Press ~~ WASHINGTON, June 18— Averell Harriman today pocketed the District of Columbia's six Desogratic national convention votes with a runaway primary victory over Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee. Tt was Mr. Hirriman's first venture into primary election competition, and Mr. Kefauver’'s second setback in the 16 primaries which he has entered. The Tennesseean lost to Sen. Richard B. Russell of Georgia in the Florida race. Complete returns — except for write-in votes—from the District of Columbia's 45 polling places gave Mr. Harriman 14,075 votes to. 3377 for Mr. Kefauver, Mr. Harriman won 41 of the 45 contests, and lost to Mr. Kefauver in one race by only a single vote. Mr. Harriman, who supports the policies of the Roosevelt and Truman administrations “without compromise,” got strong support from the capital's Negro voters. He has campaigned down the line for President Truman's Civil Rights program. Mr. Kefauver opposes compulsory federal employment practices legislation, District of Columbia residents help pick presidential nominees, but have no vote in the direct election of President, Congressmen or other officials. : The six Republican delegate votes went to Sen. Robert A. Taft

precinct balloting.

" United Press Telephoto. of Ohio as a result of previous THE WINNER—Averell Harriman, winner of the District of

Columbia's six Democratic National Convention votes, gets be- ito kill all wage-price controls. | Pipeline Worker Killed | hind the wheel of a fire truck at the fire house polling place where |

| he cast his own ballot. Beside him is Mrs. Harriman.

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Attack on All Price Controls

Expected Next

| « By United Press | WASHINGTON, June 18—A bill to extend the price-wage-rent! controls which expire in 12 days| collided head-on today with & determined House drive to strip| down government economic: powers. i The one-year extension measure | was called up for House debate - 3 on the heels of a surprise recom- J NER A mendation from the House Labor } ; Committee that “the Wage Stabilization Board should be abolished.” : | The labor group said its long! investigation of the board showed! it has been too “liberal” in raisling wage ceilings, has failed “to {hold the line against inflation”) and has flouted the Taft-Hartley Law by recommending a union |shop in the steel industry and two {other labor disputes. ,

No Recommendations

The committee made no | recommendations for - replacing ‘the presemt 18-man tripartite 'wage bodrd. Nor did it come right 'out and say it wanted wage con"trols killed. | But Rep. Samuel HK. McConnell of Pennsylvania, senior Repub-i |lican member, said the 16-5 vote |by which the committee approved 3 the recommendation clearly prea move on the House floor

more support than administra-

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was killed yesterday while work- . ing on the Illinois Pipeline Co.|Sovola, Earl

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caught between a truck and trac- Sunday in The Times. Of Boy in 1935

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FT. WAYNE, June 18 (UP) — controls.

1d Zeis said today The House was scheduled to i, : on convjct nay begin voting tomorrow on the for supplying the state about main service returned to normal(to garret, as it has never been

Charles Edward Cramer of Ft.

The sheriff would not comment said he would call for a House further until the FBI checks vote on the Taft-Hartley proviCramer’s statement to determine sion, which the Senate approved $2.33 a ton.

Cramer made the statement yesterday just prior to being] taken to the state prison at, {Michigan City to begin serving,

la two-to-five-year term for rob- Bold Pickpocket

{ | 'The Mattson boy was 10 years $4 ‘old at the time of his Lo years Gets 90 Here

ithe night of Dec. 27, 1935, in Ta-| A bold picketpocket used the! jcoma, Wash. His badly beaten|front door of a local hank today, {body was found 15 days later by as headquarters for a theft which {a rabbit hunter near Everett, netted him $490.

{three months ago returned yes-

[terday and stole the extra pants! HTT H {for the two-pants suit he pickea AV1O Injuries Fatal

{ SCHERERVILLE, Ind. June {18 (UP)—Henry Schmidt, 45, St.! { Petersburg, Fla., died~here today] lof injuries suffered "in an auto! y -

Vote Tomorrow Mr. McConnell and other Key national exchange.

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' Political Roundup— a: a i

g Wage Stabilization Boa

dren from their parents’ care. [tional Convention and member-

ll the child from under his parents’ Others included Gen. Douglas

United Press Telephoto

He predicted it would pick up| GUESTS OF AMERICA—Twenty-two representatives of Girl tion leaders had “anticipated.” A Guide organizations of seven countries arrive in New York aboard

the SS America. The girls will spend the summer as guests of the | “It is up to you the women to, As Tractor Chain

Girl Scouts of America who are sponsoring a program of inter-

more than 600 women of the 1-100 o¢ the Courthouse. . . . Don

Handley Says Cleanup;

In U.S. ‘Up to Women",

By IRVING LIEBOWITZ Michael Hanrahan, who earned Socialistic influence in govern- two political honors in one week ment threatens to “kidnap” chil-| Chief Doorkeeper of GOP Na-

State Sen, Harold Handley, do- [SNIP OB Sounty od ¥

livered this message today 10 .,iarg in Marion County fo reg-

diana Federation of Republican) on {Women’s Clubs meeting in the grim. xis itor, ht ee han ™ |Claypool Hotel. ticket arrangements for the GOP Mr. Hanley, La Porte, the GOP/convention in Chicago and says ’ nominee for Lieutenant Governor, tremendous press, radio and tele{said: vision coverage of the big show “The little woman knows how will bring politics home to - socialist schoolbooks, socialist ra- Americans all over the world. ... dio shows, socialist movies, s0- Sen. William E. Jenner was one *' cialist infiltrations into the of the politicians who received = churches and the persistent cru- campaign contributions from H, sade of the government to kidnap R. Cullen, Texas oil millionaire.

loving care are making thrice dif- MacArthur and Maine's Sem, ’ ficult the problems of the home.” Owen Brewster, who lost the pri-: 5 Ne {mary fight to an Eisenhower Glorifies You man. . , . The Chamber of Come Keying his speech to the Amer- merce points out that only 31 per ican housewife, Mr. Handley cent of Hoosierland's registered asked: voters went to the polls in the * “Do you know of any other May a ompared as a nation in the world where women h - are treated with such respect,|#48.347 Republicans voted in 1850" where they have as much free-|While only 413.849 went to the dom, where they are considered polls this year. About 405,068 Is in the way they are in Democrats voted in 1950 while BY equals , only 257,321 voted this year. America? | State Rep. Earl M. Utterback, He said the women “should be Kokomo teacher, entered the battling” to protect the nation Democratic race for State Supers that “glorifies you.” {intendent of Public Instruction. Mr. Handley spoke out against Deané E. Walker said he will not the high taxes, crime, corruption, be a candidate for the post. wars, and the “dictorial rule” of| the present administration. He challenged the “sisters of the Youth Strangled

skillet” to clean up government.

get us out of this mess” Mr.

Handley said. “You brought us| Grabs Bandana

{Republicans agreed, however, {that “election year jitters” prob- . . ‘ably would induce a majority of Bids on’ State's Coal

|Housé members to vote for con- . 'tinuing some form of economié Are Less This Year | Indiana officials today said bids]

{tion was complicated in the tor of the Division of Public

ly, said 160 bids Mr. Zeis identified the man as House, as in the Senate, by a Works and Supply, : jdrive to add a rider calling on were made to supply coal for Engineers late yesterday called|gver the appointment of a cam-|Hollandale. The youth, son of {President Truman to invoke the state institutions during the fiscal off the strike, but service could paign manager for the fall elec- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ‘spinon :

Wayne. Cramer's criminal rec-/Taft-Hartley law in the steel year starting July 1. Mr. King not be resumed in time to hel ve taken. ord dates back to 1924, Mr. Zels strike. said the bids averaged $3.40 2 Pition. GOP candidates ha taken of rural Hollandale, had been cul- bi

{by a whopping majority. Both [Republican and Democratic lead-) STRAUSS SAYS: {ers predicted the House would go along.

{pocket and the $13 in another. . As he left the bank, a man

brushed against him at the door.)

|accident last Friday on Route 41.] Mr. Schmidt, a motel operator,

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NEW YORK, June 18 (UP)—(Clean up Washington, from cellar|came entangled in the drive chain -

road and 4 two-day transporta-|-tion. nightmare ended for the,

line's 300,000 daily passengers.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive

city workers get to Long Island a hand in the selection and turned tivating onions | Rep. Howard K. Smith (D.Va.)|ton as compared to $3.75 average homes. For the fourth time lastlit into a five-way fight between | ating, ulons said ‘the power -

last year. The average does not night, highways and subway lines|Erle Kightlinger, James Stew-drive pulled the youth to the

lof the strike.

1200,000 will cost less . cleaned before.” 5 high-priority legislation, which 200, tons of coal today on the .Long Island ‘Rail- I admittéd taking part in the un- the dy passed last week. ~ than a year ago. ib

\ solved kidnap-murder of Charles) Action on the controls legisla-| Charles R. King, deputy direc-

include freight charges of about leaving the city felt the pressure(art, Sherwood Blue, George ground so hard it stopped the

' | Mr. Hurt tound his $13 still intact. | MOBILE, Ala, june 18 (up) [But in the pocket where ne had % {Police reported today that a|Stashed the $500, only $10 re- —— : |burglar who robbed a house Taine : on 4

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into this world. You guided our baby footsteps. You counseled HOLLANDALE, Minn, June 18

us as we matured. T looked to the| (UP)—Gregory Espinoza, 17, was patriotic women of America, once strangled late yesterday when a they have learned the truth, to silk bandana around his neck bes

of a tractor. *

Sheriff Car! Lindahl said the P | N andana got caught in the drive. olitica otes ichain while the youth was clean- ) ling Weeds from the shovels of a | Republicans are mixed up in tractor-drawn cultivator on the - another fight in Marion County Peter Kleinpaste farm south of

‘Jeffries and Ralph Hamill . . ./tractor's motor.

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