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   Marshall Evening Chronicle (Newspaper) - June 14, 1946, Marshall, Michigan                                YEAR Washington Galling By MARQUIS CHILDS Editors Note This is the second of two columns dealing with serious abuses in veterans PROPOSES TO OUTLAW ATOMIC o v i WASHINGTON The on training provided in the GI of Rights can help both the nation and the deficit of skilled craftsmen tailors which we need if we arc to a high national income in But it is open to serious Concluded Page Column 5 DRAFT LAW CONFERENCES START TODAY JET PLANES ON R TRIP CROSS COUNTRY FLIGHT Expected to Be Reached Averting Strike Must Reconcile Senate and House Versions conferences on extending the draft law resume today with prospects that high er pay scales to attract teers would get first attention Informed sources predicted the conferees would speedily the more liberal House pay Then they will take up the question extend ing the draft authority ho if vn program Droves The pay would give increases ranging Concluded Page Column 61 Four Held In Canadian Bank Robbery Canadian Provincial police to day held three men and a wom an in with the dar ing robbery of more than from the Provincial bank of Police recovered the loot and thc suspects just two ter the holdup on Peche a tiny island located between Detroit and Windsor in the De troit In custody John Windsor Clifford Windsor Donald and Hel en War Shipping Administrator Granville Conway said that the Maritime strike should be settled President Truman at a news conference also said he thought there was a good chance that the Maritime dispute be settled before the day is testifying before a House Labor subcommittee in labor said that agreement was reach ed last night on all major He said that Harry president of the Longshore mens union had agreed to accept the boards proposals provided an agreement can be worked out on retroactive A agreement to prevent a merchant marine strike at midnight neared com it may come too late to prevent some NEXT WEEKS PLAYGROUND PLANS LISTED Full Week of Activities Arranged ii SOMETHING NIW IN Is going clown in history as a group Shooting Stars complete a roundtrip flight from March to Shown are of the craft taking off from their California International tion of the nations The men who sail ships and The playground schedule next week at the Shearman has been an by Carl civic recreation The hours are from to each morning and from to each The weeks activities are outlined the morning to j be mainly devoted to children of the younger age i Supervised zed and story hours i will be among the many tures designed for the j i Games with special equip ment will be shuffleboard j bad hop INDICTMENT Race Now Thought To Be Between Him and Brown paddle LANSING Michi i primary elec Campaign moved into thc hold onto your hats stage to An eleventh hour bombshell broke in the Republican guber battle WEAKENED PASSES House Members Hope to Restore Controls On Poultry The men who sail ships and battle the men who load and unload volley table jng fresh fuel on a blazing four It A f Jl o Concluded Page Column 4 Othe J games will be A and a volleyball league will be organ i Concluded Page Column Boys to Fish at Athletic Field June 27 pond at the athletic leld will be opened for an af of fishing by boys tin ier 15 years old on fjune The afternoons activ will be arranged and spon by the Calhoun County will be awarded for the biggest fish caught with ar bait and the caught with natural Carl civic recreation di will be in charge of the afternoons A Republican who 1 The pond has been 1ed the House fight to curb stocked with fish through thc OPA powers today promised to efforts of Leland city i seek restoration of price con superintendent of public works on poultry and dairy and an ardent METHODISTS IN HECTIC SESSION Detroit Asks Truman to Recall Taylor from Rome Plan To Atomic Energy PRESENTED BY BARUCH ALL DANGEROUS ATOMIC ACT WOULD BE A GLOBAL AGENCY NEW United States p today outlaw atomic war by placing all atomic including American a global agency backed by forcement vv The United States offered to destroy its i atom or hand them over to the interim according to terms to be set forth in a to be established by al agreement within the framework of the United would be given a worldwide in tlie is The United States proposal was a plea the world of fear atomic sUbf stead faith among To do the atomic control agency would Have certain powers superseding the of individual Be empowered to inflict nation at the slightest indication of ing atomic Be unhampered by the veto power of any regardless of its Witi The American which has the full 1 of President was formally presented to mooting of the UN representative nation group and its provisional A 1 T tt ft MM Wt way contest which already has produced char ges and The bombshell came in the indictment of State Ivan A jury and acceptance of when was Macomb county It climaxed a run ning feud which Johnston hai staged with Kim former grand jury special prosecutor and candidate for the GOP gov nomination Laced a mandatory life sentence Sigler earlier had publicly today for the shotgun murder j Johnston of graft and of his sister last February had countered witha ATMOSPHERE Chicago Man Found Guilty of Murder At Joseph AT PARIS These controls would be abol ished by the OPA extension bil passed by the Senate last at the end of a hectic 10hour Jesse Wolcott of 1 top Republican on the House banking committee said the removing Concluded Page Column 3 fll w vu In a he told the we must worlds longing for We are here to make a choice between and the his opening That is our Behind the black portent of the new atomic age lies a hope can work our If we PORT A convention of UP 600 Detroit O t 1 V w The robbery all the j area Methodist ministers settl procedures of a today afier completing a hectic Hollywood crime session eluding a boat buried gun moll and William bank said four men entered the bank just before closing Each wore a either a handkerchief or black One was fired as they Thc masked 411011 forced customers to lie on floor while they rifled an open vault iof Pierre said they missed some in securi ties nnd j ji If Memorial Services As its main business the convention voted night to petition President for recall of his envoy to thc The resolution stated that the presence the Vatican of My ron Trumans wus an affront to Protestants and a hindrance to the peaceful solution of the problems confronting the for eign policy of pur the conference re a petition from th Community church Concluded Page Column 5 then we have to be the us not selves we must elect people program world Jarman was convicted by a had countered witha While trie melee had Foreign Ministers Gather Meeting Begins Tomorrow Funeral Services Harry Jones Funeral services for Harry who passed away jarman was i county circuit court I no direct bearing on the GOP I foreign ministers gathered m n jury and nine wn governor political pessimistic atmosphere today PARIS The Big Four t were held at men last night of first degree murder in slaying of Gladys The jury deliberated only ers the senators indict ment will help swing votes tc Sigler who has been lecturing voters on graft and corruption the j since verdict was delayed when the he forsook his prosecutors role to enter the governor jury failed to get a from a call to the Jos eph Betchek was found scious in a court rest room and died shortly afterward of a cerebral Tillman was slain in a dispute over custody of her in fant Jarman and Oswald estranged husband of the victim took the froun Chicago to for the decisive in their efforts to write a European The conference begins at the Kelser funeral at oclock this with that the Warren unwill Secretary of State Strengthens Hand Byrnes landed airport outside Paris early today in i President Trumans Burial was in ceme James Acting a s 1C Harry services for Fire man First Class Harry of the who was killed in action sometime between and imcl June will be held Sunday afternoon oclock at Newton Metho dist with arrangements in charge of the Court funeral Harry wasborn January in New ton the son of and Anthony and graduated from high school in Shortly he cd Navy at Great III Official declaration of his death received from the Department on May Surviving are his of Newton township Robert 36 Avenue Battle Creek one Ernest of township and the paternal t Mary Plush of Following the services dt the floral tribute will be taken to Newton cemetery and hie memorial in the family State Can Produce Less Than 100 Men for Draft Without Teen Agers Mich selective service system will come to a virtual stand still within 60 days unless teen agers are made available for in IU draft boards have Although physical of flve weeks dura Local through the bottom of the barrel and will be lucky to produce a total of men for induction during accord ing to Wilbur J of State Selective Service head Congress cut voff the systems By reprocessing the 2030 age the state expects to deliver nearly men for p i only about 600 of these are expected to actually lers prediction of despite the ensuing strengthened hand and the lian just about cut away whatever disadvantage suffered from the pasting he received when stons special Senate commit tee the for wasting of Lan sing grand jury At the verv the politi Concluded Page Column C Concluded Page Coh 5 which is todays phrase he a presidential advis Maynard er in two world told the Wayne Oral commission that mere pious Harry Twa John can never dispel and Miller of the fear of an atomic war atomic would transcend national sov Baruch said the of the world lo of an ed i deveto lor of the Brooks Memorial ing authority ADA Methodist mgs abouts have ownership 61 411 activities potentially did Concluded Page CoU Opposes Clark Major of Radio Dies On Eve of His 72nd Birthday O Miss Nettie Potter Miss Nettie North passed away at oclock this morning at Oaklawn are the now as during the the number of men inducted is far In inductions totaled In the same month a year they totaled and a year before last major source of manpower Inductions during the first recently when it eliminated IB and 19yearolds from the This action left only those between 20 and 30 years of age in the eligible in this group wont be very cording to Seven per cent have been or still are in and 18 per cent have been disqualified This per many of whom are fath thera or men with essential in or de Myers four of this year ed for the four months last year and for the same period in 1944 they totaled During the peak draft years pf 1942 and an average of men were ordered for physical examinations per month and an average of 000 were actually Since the draft began in Michigan men been drafted or enlisted in the More than two thirds of this or Miss Potter was born Decem ber in tlw daughter of the late Homer Phebe She came to Marshall when a small child and spent the rest of her JUe She attended the Marsh all and was of the early opern tors she did making in her She wts a lifelong member of the Meth odist Surviving Misa Potter is Louis Miller Funeral services hehl Sunday afternoon at at the Kelser with the Warren pastor of the Brooks Memorial Methodist of Burial will rje in Oakridge may at Ethel DETROIT Lower Michigam dy tonight and l tered light showers in Bowes north Not so and atre TT T and radios best known her Harry ed by listeners as Ameri life favorite The genial Irish whose booming all right right became a national all by word for giving an 1 liis 72nd birthday He was born in San of Irish immigrant His first job was as a a week Upper Mich dy so cold mer The sun sets today to celebrate He died country at 1010 oclock last as Francis Cardinal Spellman administered the ofthe Catholic His doctors said that the ACCUSING MARK of having replaced experienced of during the Italian cam friends former Miller is shown the Senate Military Affairs Prcs of the 36th Division associa tion and a regimental under 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