Padway Attacks Petrillo Measure at AFL Convention
St Petersburg Fla June 5 AFL general counsel Joseph A L Padway denounced the Lea or anti Petrillo law as vicious malicious and ignorant saying it aims to revenge on a man fighting for standards for his people He challenged Congress to be honest in labor legislation and urged banning foreign broadcasts instead of targeting Petrillo through law
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joseph AL Padway
AFL
Padway
American Federation of Musicians
James €. Petrillo
Congress
Petrillo
Magazine article saves man’s life in hotel fire
Ernest F. Spickelmier, president of an Indianapolis building materials firm, escaped a Chicago LaSalle Hotel fire after applying tips from a magazine article. He awoke to intense heat, alerted his wife by telephone, stuffed damp blankets under the door, and was saved as firemen cleared a path to his room while other guests suffered injuries or worse.
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Indianapolis
Ernest F. Spickelmier
Indianapolis Building Materials Concern
Chicago LaSalle Hotel
Spickelmier
Boy 2 Drowns in Washing Machine in Indiana Home
Morristown Indiana coroner says two year old Billy Bob Talbert drowned after falling from a chair into a running washing machine while his mother was away. The child was watching his mother rinse in the basement. after she searched the neighborhood for 30 minutes she found him. Death attributed to drowning with machine injury. family includes parents grandparents and sister Betty.
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Morristown
Ind
C. J. Price
Billy Bob Talbert
Robert Talbert
Talbert
Billy
Price
Betty
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis June 5
Hogs around 6 000 head active and steady with good and choice at 100 pounds up to 14.85. Sows fetch 14.10. Cattle 900 and calves 500 with steers cleared early and fully steady. loads of 980 to 1050 pound steers 16.75 to 17.25, some 15 to 16 for other grades, helfers up to 17.25, mediums 14.50 to 15.50. Cows firm with good beef 13.75 to 14.30, common 9.75 to 13.50. canners and cutters 7.50 to 9.50. Dealers active, generally 50 lower. good and choice 17.00 to 17.50.
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Indianapolis
Birth announced for Pamela Sue McHaley in Richmond
Mr and Mrs Herbert McHaley announce the birth of a daughter named Pamela Sue born recently at Reid Memorial hospital in Richmond. The couple, former Linton residents, celebrate the new arrival.
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Herbert McHaley
Richmond
Reid Memorial Hospital
Pamela Sue
McHaleys
Linton
Journey of a wounded airman on a crowded postwar train
RAF bombadier Don Corbett returns to Brooklyn on a 21 day leave. On the New York bound Palm Queen he endures noisy fellow passengers, a chatty widow, hunger for comfort, and a sense of public fatigue as he confronts a world of scarcity and inflation.
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Don Corbett
Raf
Miami
Europe
Brooklyn
Corbett
Elaine Weston
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers
Top officers of the Modern Woodmen of America were re elected to four year terms at the convention in Chicago. They include E. J. Bullard Rock Island Ill president J G Ray Rock Island Ill secretary and directors W W Gordon Kansas City Kan Henry F Turner Paducah Ky R H Talbot Lincoln Neb William Wiles Toledo O W Cable Jackson Rock Island Ill.
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Chicago
Modern
Woodmen of America
E. J. Bullard
Rock Island
Ill
J. G. Ray
W. W. Gordon
Kansas City
Kan
Henry F. Turner
Paducah, Ky
R. H. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
William Wiles
Toledo
W. Cable Jackson
50 to 1 Airborne Wins English Derby at Epsom
Airborne ridden by J. E. Ferguson upset the field to win the English Derby at Epsom Downs in a rain drenched 167th renewal. Gulf Stream, the 5 to 1 favorite, finished second while Radiotherapy took third as more than 500000 spectators including the king and queen watched.
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Epsom
Surrey
J. E. Ferguson
Epsom Downs
Lord Derby
Gulf Stream
Tom Lilley
Shooting trial set for Sept 9 in Lambert murder case
Terre Haute Indiana June 5 Trial of Fred Rice a city bus driver on a first degree murder charge in the April 12 fatal shooting of Grover C Lambert barber supply store operator in his former wife Violet Beatrice Rice’s apartment has been scheduled for September 9 at a circuit court arraignment Rice pleaded not guilty to the charge.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fred Rice
Grover C. Lambert
Rice
Lambert
Violet Beatrice Rice
Oolitic Hearing Planned On Local Utility Sale
The Indiana Public Service Commission will hold a hearing in the Statehouse Indianapolis on June 17 on the proposed purchase of the Oolitic Light and Power Company of Indiana. The utility is owned by Marshall Miller of Bedford and has bought power from Public Service Company since 1913.
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Bedford
Ind
Indiana Public Service Commission
Oolitic Light and Power Company of Indiana
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Marshall Miller
Public Service Company
River Workers Reach Contract
A tentative wage agreement was reached between the CIO national maritime union and two private barge lines ending the threat of a general Mississippi river walkout. The deal was with American Barge Lines of Louisville and Mississippi Valley Barge Lines of St Louis.
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ST. Louis
U.P
CIO National Maritime Union
American Barge Lines
Louisville
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines
Antique Cole automobile sought by Indianapolis trader
Joseph J. Cole of Cole Incorporated asks the Daily Citizen to help locate an antique Cole automobile with high wheels, believed hidden in the Linton or Lyons area. He includes a classified ad from today’s Citizen.
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Lyons and
Linton
Ind
Joseph J. Cole
Washington St
Indianapolis
Indiana
The
Daily Citizen
Cole
Lyons
Cole, Incorporated
Citizen
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