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Fulton Daily Leader, June 25, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 6-25-1947 Fulton Daily Leader, June 25, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, June 25, 1947" (1947). Fulton Daily Leader. 698. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/698 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 110 Printing CO Seandard ,P117 FORECAST: tans; Kentucky—Partly cloudy with scattered showen tonight: irks warmer in west portion. Seat- tered thundershowers and g of up- warmer Thursday. 10 marks tabu. IWO prewar s ($40 to a rk rates IrlaN/Ple XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, 11 e•Inesibi, Fuelling, hose 25, 1917 Five Cents Per Copy \,). 161 materials he black i British Lions To Cattipaipn Talk reported. Open Coal Owners Ponder which hundred- BO marks, Stadium Drive To Be Friday be pur- to Lewis,UMW; - Offer he black N't aierfield Will Speak likeh Sieree•siir Here Thursday liver WHAS. Louisville; , said, Ber- trtuv Citief Of Staff numbers $3,500 Is Needed Kilgore, Ardery To Speak Witen I 1-cid er Retires Pits Now Idle the vier !Half of Louisville. Ky.—Harry Le. Sea•.1.01).•1 I e turning . For New Field's Ws terfield, candidate for the ; Gen. Dwight L.) .eilleaver, who 'Deers un- Democratic nomination for Gov- 7 .1'esr Lair Lansing lallzed led Allied arm.' :ore in Lights And Fence ernor, will deliver a eampeige North Aimee( Iola serve, will r private State .1eronanties address over WHAS, Louisville Lecome president t coa•mbia Present Walkouts ad to pay COMMITTEE NAMED ! from 8:30 to 8:45 p. m. University v hen I releved Crotty -Wants In I it was announced today by his as Army ehlei t.tts pr that:4 Can't Stop Then! Members of the Fulton Lions state campaign headquirtera early next year. 4 I 1 !tate 1,1111111W rawberries Club and others interested in The regular Waterfieid for 11 V1.101 COMING UP 43 ar on the memorial football stadium governor broadca.rt. orielnally Gen. Omar N. Bradley, the vet- S'ataktort. les tee V. , thinetsti. Jule sty. sponsored by the Lions will be- scheduled irons 9 to 9:15 la m I erans administrator. was resent-, The Cat! , IS cow awes from the gin a drive tomorrow morning Saturday will not be made. ed today as Eisenhieser's likely betel s eele i••. i• sil Ii esthered today to obtain funds to install lights Waterfield also will make successor in the Army's top job. t •k • • an,: IRMO=STRAVOIIII7 to (,&s( 51 tem.; thz.y rturtht ot- and erect a fence around the speeches Saturday, when he is Eisenhower also has Ision tor perms...tate Ls ; • is ter tt) Joint I. LW.% i in ass ef- playing field. Outshining thousands of •l'ilt.dPitcl fie campaign teats a• elected a member of the univer- 1 investo ateni 01 10 an at.ert in:lie:try-wide With the exception of the girls, Wendell Straughn, 17, of Lawrenceburg at 1 p. m., Greens- sity's board of trustees. As presi- rate inerease put boo .•ft it • feta to 4 • strike ilea: !math. lights and fence, the stadium is Oldham county, is 4-H club burg at 3:30 p. m. and Spring- dent, he sitcceets Nicholas Mur- March 21 by id sit inn'. t m's ut mine ray Butler. who retired in 1945. ready for use by the Fulton cannirg champion of Kentucky. field at 7:30 p. ni.. %% halt operate in Kentucky Even as Ow produeers met, high Bulldogs this tall. The Ben Kilgore, Waterfield's state He enrolled in the canning pro- Associates of the five-star -nearly half of the soft coal min- concrete bleachers have been campaign manager, will speak • tilar%:n J. Sternberg. techni- ject use years ago because he general said last night he has ers already were idle in what completed and the field has Saturday to voters at Mt. cal adviser for the state com- said he wanted to make his work Sterl- discussed his departure from the , some coal diggers described as 0 • been sodded. ing at 2:30 p. m.. Winchester at Only a bit of roof and Cho aame plate of the railway station mission. said yesterday the com- more interesting. As his mother service with President Truman a protest against enactment of It is estimated that an ad- 4 p. m., and Owingsville at 7:30 at Agency. Mo., appear above the flood waters of the Platte mission -wants in" im the in- helps in the field, Wendell helps and Secretary of War Patterson, ;he Taft-Hartley labor bill. ditional $3,500 will be needed to p. m. River which is e:ght to feet deep over much of the north- vestigation in the interests of her by doing the family can- ten but without submitting a for- complete the stadium. ning. The 1,000 quat ea he canned Col. Phillip Ardery, Water- western Missouri town. Most of the residents of Agency were Kentucky customers of the four ; Further curtailment of op. inal request for release. lines-- Those who will participate in from his own garden last year field's state chairman of veter- evacuated from their homes. Eastern. Delta, American et•ations is due when Lite miners the drive tomorrow include was more than the family need- ans, is scheduled for speeches A War Department announce- and Train continental az West- , start a 10-day vacation Friday. Frank Beadles, Charles Gregory. ed, and so he gave 235 quarts to at Warsaw at 7:30 p. m., and ment of Eisenhower's plans said. ern. ! three days before the govern- Si. E. Sanford, Dr. J. L. Jones. a school lunchroom and 200 Sparta at 9 p. m. Saturday. Less Red Tape Now however, that he has taken the meat relinquishes the seized Paul Boyd, Smith Atkins, W. L. quarts to a hospital and an A. J. French Columbia post -with the ap- I mines to private owners. Bob I 2 Holland, J. E. Fall, Jr., orphanage. N hen Vets Apply proval of the President of the 1,011:4111111 Serriees Unless White, Foad Homra, Bob Bin. No Prayer Meeting • the operators and United States and Secretary of Lewis' United Mine Workers ford, Joe ,,Davis, J. E. Fall, 8r., Services Today War" For Chi! Service effective "at such time as Held At Paducah agree on a new contract before Maxwell McDade, Aaron Butts At Local Church his Miss Pierce superiors may release him the sacatiun period ends July 7, and Bill Browning, chairman of , To minimize "red tape" At Johnson's Grove, from active duty in the Army." Priducalie-Funesti Aervice,; tor The midweek service of Rites I the pits are likely to stay cloned. the Lions stadium committee. the through which veterans must The statement added that George Ford Laneden. 33. were local Church of Christ Bro. Houser Officiating; Tay miners tracielonally have The committee will meet will not go in order to receive disability "with no radical change in the held at 10:30 this ni a' Dies Tuesday be. conducted this netoes refas-d to work wit trout a con- briefly at the Rainbow Room. week. The preference credit in Civil fier- Died June 2t At Hospital current outlook it should be the First Presbyteriaa eistrel. prayer tract Lake street, and start work at meeting group will, in- vice, the U. S. Civil Service sometime during the first half in Paducah. The Rev. Pat.: (' stead, attend the revival now Andrew Jackson French. 78, about 9:30 tomorrow morning. Services At 3 Thursday in; commission has announced that of 1948." Edgar officiated Burial wa, a* cetitract negotiations progress at passed away June 24 at the Haws Dresden. Tenn. I discharge certificates showing 2 o'clock this afternoon in tin, ,1 hr. ace down several weeks ago In For Miss Claudia Belle All who Memorial Hospital following a intend to make this award of the Purple Heart or Bradley has long been men- Odd Fellows cemetery at Mos a tiesinte over Lewis wage and Williams Would Pierce At Funeral Home trip are urged to be at long illness. Science I injury received in action are timed ea heir apparent if Eisea- ganfield. tete r demands. Despite the Hall on Thursday evening, Mr. French had lived in Ful- hower should step out as chief Miss Claudia Belle Pierce died ready t good indefinitely as proof of ' meeting of northern and west- Keep J. S. Watkins to leave on the bus at ton all his life. He was. active in of staff. He directs the Army Among those Fulton who at 6 o'clock last evening at the 7:151 disability entitling the veteran from : ern operators. there was no in- o'clock. farming until his health failed Ground Forces in the victorious attended home of her brother, R. E. Pierce, to ten-point disability prefer- the services for the diretion that they had an im- As Highway Chief ahisfew deaytehrh e aago. Atl timeet hoef European campaign when Eisen- Kentucky Utilities on Second street. I ence. division man- mediate date with Leads. living hower was supreme commander ager were Rube MeKni alit. an London, Ky., June 25-0'1-- She was born Jan.
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