Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 83, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 25 April 1946 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1915 SULLTVAN. INDIANS
; .. Mrs.' Evelyn Sexton of Indianapolis, was iiv.r week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Snyder . and Share?! and Jesn Frdon. Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry Roop of .Toledo. Ohio, Mr-. Eddie Rooks-
berry and Richard of Logansport, Indiana, and Mr. and Mrs. Pliilli? Meyers and Sandra of Pontiac, Michigan, vere the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrr, Howard
Ferguson and cthr r?lativ:s.
i evening.
A large crowd attended vha sale of Jacob Cox Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Snyder and Charlene of LgPorte, Indiana, spent the week-end at ihcir home here. . Miss Dorothy Whitlock of Sullivan, called on friends here Sunday. .
Mr. and Mrs. W.- W. Rogers
and Mr.' and Mrs. Earl Rogers
I and Laura Jane were dinner
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- Mrs. Charles Dugan. ;, . Mrs, Elsie Stone called on Mr.
Hersclicl Romine of Terre Haute; spent Sunday here with
and Mrs. Ecy Ulrich Monday Charles Romine and family.
Mrs. Frank Kromer were in Sullivan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kerb gr.yder were in Sullivan Tuesday. t Mrs. Rebecca . Willis and " Dr. and Mrs. E. K. LeDune. and Cam' of Sullivan, tpent Sunday afternoon with' Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ulrich. ' Mesdamcs Billy McCammon, Bailey Wolfe and James Stoner were in Sullivan Tuesday. Mr. and Mrr.. Ezra Cox of Carlisle, v.ere dinner guests Sunday of Herb Snder and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stanfield of Indianapolis, were eucrti Sunday of Mrs. W. G. Wilson and family.
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This Morning's Headlines EXPRESS WALKOUT DEFEKBED A threatened nation-wide strike of 65,000 AFL Railway Express Agency workers was' sidetracked when George M. Harrison, union president, called on the locals to stay on the job until an emergency board submits recommendations. The only exception, he said, was in Detroit where 1,000 members quit work Monday.
LEWIS HINTS ANTHRACITE STRIKE John L. Lewis gave broad hints he would make demands for the nation's anthracite miners similar to those that led to the soft coal shutdown.
RUSSIANS ATTACK U. S.' PLANES AGAIN A second attack by Soviet planes on United States transport aircraft was disclosed with another protest to Russian authorities by Gen. Mark W. Clark. The attacks came a day aprrt last Monday over the Tulln airport and on Easter Sunday near Linz, Austria. No replies had been received.
INDIANAPOLIS HOLDUP NETS $6,500 Three gunmen who held up and robbed a tavern owner of S6,500 in broad daylight and then kidnaped and threatened with guns the owner and his 6-year-old niece last night were the object of a s'tate-wide manhunt by Indianapolis and state police. The victims were Arthur L. (Jack) Skidmore, 44, owner of the Grand Canyon Inn, 1702 England Avenue, Indianapolis, and his niece, little Nancy Louise Ferguson, now living at the Skidmore home. Following a ten-minute ride the bandits fled from Skidmore's ear. During the ride Skidmore had been forced to lie in the bsck Feat while the little girl was held between the men in the front teat. The tavern owner had secured the money at a bank in order to cash checks at his place of business.
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CHIANG HINTS AT COMPROMISE Chiang Kai-shek mace a major concession to the Communists by postponing the National Assembly and he was reported ready to compromise as well on embattled Manchuria.
REBUKES LOWERED FANK MORALE, TIGHTENS DISCIPLINE Gen. Joseph T. McNarney, commandingUnited States forces in Eurcpe, has ordered his subordinates to restore the "deteriorated" discipline of American soldiers and end an epidemic of black market activities, drunkenness and disrespect for constituted authority, it was revealed at Frankfurt. Lt. Gen. Lucius D. Glay, deputy military governor oyer the United States occupation zone, meanwhile praised GIs in Germany as "America's best salesmen of democracy." McNarney told all major commanders in a letter dated March 25 that discipline had deteriorated to the extent of injuring the American reputation among the Allies.
. URGE BUSINESS DENY IT OPPOSES OPA-Stabilization Director Chester Bevies called upon business men to repudiate "the lobbying which various minority groups who claim they speak for
other business men have been carrying on" against price control.
INCREASE CIGARETTE PRICE OP A announced aw increase in retail price ceilings for multiple-pack, carton and vending machine sale of cigarettes. The increases, granted because of a jump in manufacturing costs aie: A half-cent a pack on sales of two packs, four, six and eo on. One cent a pack on vending machine sales. Five cents on a carton of 10 packs. There will be no increase, OP A. said, ,
for single packs.
JMILAN PIOTER'S GIVE UP AT TANKS ATTACK Two tfjousfendve hundredc onvicts at San Vjttore prison, Milan, 'Itiy, '"surrendered meekly sftsr a tank-led artillery assault blasted boles in
the prison walls. The sirte which began Easter Sunday cost eight -
Eves six prisoners and two policemen. More 'than 30 guards held as hostages vere uninjured.
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