Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 51, Number 131, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 5 July 1949 — Page 2

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A Home Owned Democratio Newspaper 8ullivan Daily Times, founded 1905, as the daily edition of the Sullivan Democrat, founded 1854 PATJli POTNTER .... Publisher ELEANOR POTNTER JAMISON Manager and Assistant Editor BOMER H. MURRAY Editor Entered as second-clam matter at the Postoffce, Sullivan, Indiana Published daily except Saturday sad Sunday at 115 Weat Jackson- St Bum van IaO. ' . . Telephone 13

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Mine Workers

Begin Lewis'

of the Mississippi River were un- " 1 der orders from UMW President .Lewis to work no more than three days a week until new contracts replacing the pacts which expired June 30 are signed.

pi in union leaders ana upeiaiuis I TlT Ofi-I IaU tfJO&lf alike were certain the' miners I III CC lUf IIUVII . would go along with their leader's temporary abandonment of PITTSBURGH, July 5. (UP) the union's traditional policy of Mfners answered work whistles "no contract, no work." for the first time in 10 days to- ' ' a TTuQiTi The coal operators, who were

Workers' 280,000 members broke Ptin fuTU work schedules de-

tradition by returning to their M1C w u?

joijs without a contract.

FROM THE OFFICE OF YOUH CONGRESSMAN James E. Noland MINERAL RIGHTS Last week the House of Representatives passed, with no opposition, abill which directs the Secretary of Agriculture to convey certain mineral rights reserved by the government to the farmers who purchased land formerly held by the Farm Resettlement Administration and other agencies. This legislation will affect approximately 50 land owners in Knox County and several others in Daviess, Martin and Sullivan Counties. Congressman Noland worked in conjunction with Congressmen from Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri in introducing and ,se-

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said the

arrangement was a "strike-every-

Thursday" program and "illegal , curing the passage of this

First work crews reported at and wrong." Leaders in Congress sure, mines across the nation at mid- said they will look into the le-1 The former Wabash Farms lonight. Absenteeism was relative- gality of the three-day week. i cated in Knox County is one . of ly high in some areas, esp&eially . . i the farm areas in which mineral western Pennsylvania, because The 76'000 hard-coal miners in rights were reserved when . tne many of the men had not yet re- centraI Pennsylvania are not af-; land was sol(J back to local turned from vacations which fected bv the short ork week-: farmers. started June 25. Antracite contracts still are m Noland said that the original . ' force and Lewis opens negotia- purpose of these government Everything else was normal in tions with that segment of the programs was to help the indithe coal fields, except that about industry on Thursday. ' vidual farmer and that convey46(),00d UMW members will work . . ti ance of the mineral rights with only three days this week and w si,! J ! '?,! tehe land was necessary to

every week, until John L. Lewis , , . " v ----- wins a new contract from soft ' ern and Western mine operators, pnai nrnrtuwrs . 4 i in contract negotiations with the

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Miners in bituminous pits east w at White Sulphur Springs, . -. Va., rejected the plan as sub!BMil I mitted to them by Lewis.

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American troops during the war, but denied there was anything treasonous in her remarks. A graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles, she claimed she was forced to stay in Japan during the war. She went there to visit relatives in

1940.

Five Die As Building Front Collapses

PITTSBURGH, July 5. (UP) The fifth of 12 persons trapped beneath falling bricks in tie collapse of a store building f roit j died today.

Mrs. Rose Grade Coco, age 22,' Pittsburgh', succumbed to injuries at Allegheny General Hospital. Four other victims died last night, shortly after the collapse. Seven other persons were injured when a false brick facade atop an old single-story structure tumbled without warning to the crowded sidewalk on Federal Street, in the heart of the north side business section. Near panic broke out among hundreds of persons many of whom thought there had been an explosion.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Turman Township Telephone Company is proceeding with the dissolution of the corporation in accordant with the Corporation Law of Indiana. Laied this 2nd day of July. 1949. ROY MYERS. Secretary Turman Township Telephone Company.

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I The parley at White Sulphur Springs and negotiations with Southern operators at Bluefield, W. Va., broke off immediately after Lewis issued the order. Both conferences are to resume July 12.

TO ATTEND YD CONVENTION Congressman Noland notified the convention chairman of the Young Democrats of Indiana thmat he will attend the 1949 YD State Convention at

Indianapolis, July 22 and 23

Noland, . Indiana's youngest

Congressman, will join with other J -T Hoosier young Demos in wel- restoration coming Sidney McMath, L year- projects.

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A bill, H.R.1746, which would authorize aid to the state con-

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restoration projects has been favorable reported from the House sub-committee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation to the full committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Action by the full committee is expected soon. ; v .. , . : - ' ' f HOOSIER VISITORS R. Fears, Martin County "resided from Crane, visited Congressman Noland last week. John Bohn, a June graduate of the Indiana University business school and former president of the IU Jackson Club, and John Leslie, formerly with the Democratic State Committee, were in Washington this week.

"I'd settle for a little cooler weather,". Piircell said, "even if I am proud of my accuracy." Purcell reminded Hoosiers that his forecast said when the current heat wave ends, the summer's worst weather will be over.

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By David J. Leonard United Press Staff Correspondent SAN FRANCISCO, July 5 (UP) Mrs. Iva Toguri D'Aquino, known to thousands of Pacific war veterans as Tokyo Rose, goes on trial for treason today. Sre is accused of making treacherous broadcasts to American troops during the war. If convicted, she faces a maximum penalty of death and a

RUSHVILLE, Ind., July 5. minimum sentence of five years (UP) Indiana's most famous in P"sn, plus a $10,000 fine, long-range weather forecaster Sne already has served two

said today he'd rather be cool years ln Pson awaiting trial.

Rushville Forecaster Proves Accurate

than correct.

Mark Purcell, who studied the

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