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$14-40 $16-00 $18-Oo $28-00 Funds Totelp Outbueak of Strikes MONDAY, JUKE 28,1»4T Tht Weather FAUE SntTEEIf Manciftetsr lEtiPtttng Ifwalb Arenigc Daily Circulation Foreeuat of L. 8. W’eulher Bureau For the Meath of May, IS47 Balu and gulte root tealghti i Mra. Oval J. Smith and daugh-l The lAdia* Aid Society o f the 9,307 Wedtieeduy rnnaideruhle eloadlneas congregational church in Vernon with ahewrir* and aUghtty higher ter*. Beverley. Barbara and Marie i Member of tha Audit About Town I of 12b Main etreef. have returnf<r Center will serve a slawbeiry sup­ HALE'S SELF SERVE temperature*. ' after a week s vUlt with relatives per tomorrow evening at 6:.10. , Bureau of CIrculutteuB consisting of cold cut*, baked ' The Original In New England! In Brooklyn. N. Y. Another Shipment! Manche,»ter— A City of lAUage Charm Th* rri«i<Uy a r c l» held lU an- beans, salads, bread sticks, pickle*,' ■ual picnic >-»»terday at the cot- coffee and strawberry ahorteake. Andemon-She* A>ixl1iarv will PRICE FOUR CEN'FB tacc o f Mr. and Mm. Hcnr>- Miryla meet tomorrow at eiphl oeUxk h AND HEALTH MARKET VOL. LXVI., NO. 224 ASrernelug uu Puge IS) MANCHESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1947 (TWELVE PAGES) 5 Columbia Uilte. with « P ^ ^ n t In the V. K. W, Toat room* at Man- Kev. .lann-n M Cage, who will ■ ■ m iiKludinir famillca and frienda of rhe.ater Oreeii. The hiiame.-.a will In­ l)e aupci visor of the Vacation f f m ^ t» i / I ■ ! the members. Saimmlnp en- ch ide the election of ilelecalea to arhool of the North .Main street —1 ^ jir 1'^ - 1 A «d and jtatnra played. Mrs^ chiinhe.-i. has r ailed a meeting of the natloniil convention. 1M ’¥J TU ESDAY SPECIALS! Srrt Tedford and Mra Marjtarct tlie joint rommit^re from iKdli A New Crests Tornado Wrecks Filling Station IfcMunen were In charne of rr- churcliea for thi.s evening at 7:.'lo * ^ ^ Green Stam|» Given With Caah Saleat Memorial Temple. Pythian Sia- at the Second -Congrtigatlonal (rahmenU. The next meetins will ; ter*, will hold lU final me-tlnR Funds toTelp Outbueak of Strikes church. whe|-e the s< lio<d will open ha held In September. of the neaaon tomorrow evening 1 W j9 4 Maxwell Hea** Force Many in Odd Kellown hall. After the .Monday. June .30. t<>r the Iwrnly- buainc.aa a aoclal time with re- lirSt crmsecutlye year. ' freahmenta will he enjoyed, with Coffee 1 Lb. Bag 41c To Evacuate DID YOU the standing WK-Ial coniiiidtce in Mary ('. Keeney Tent. No M EiifoiteLaw JVIauks Birth of New Iraiighters of I’nlon Veteriina r>i Send Your Boy 5tcout Check Charite All menrtrera who have Him MbM tickets on the automobile to he the Civil War. pre.senterl a flag Destruction Heaped on Spiiatr RepiiblicunA to To raffled off by the Knigbta of ye.'-leiday afternoon at the opening Pythlaa. are urged to make re- (if the new fin I Scout camp. .Mer- 15 Os. Pkg. Provltle More Money ■ rie-WiMwl, Mra. tlraec Aiiies-prc- Seedless 23c Some Sections of Mid* JOSEPH MONAHAN tiima tomorrow evening. To Help A(liiiiiiii«ter S5 Janris Drive I aented the flag and .Mrs Kmnni west for Thiril Time Taft-Hartley Statute Swanson anri Mrs. Arella Hampton I Ml*a Jennv and Mia.' Wanda S. S. Pierce Diabetic Fruits New Union ('urlis l-awr i AuRuate of Ptaffor.l Springs spent aerved as color he.arers. Tlye flag In Month; Gear Debris was raised hv Uv« Ctirl .Scout;. RHfP=E thP viNitinR frlpn<Ui In Wavr of Wildcat Walk­ Bolton and Msmtiester While In While the iiiidienee \png. “AiniTieii Of All Kinds. No. 2 Cans Omaha. June 24 — (Ah — New Bulletin! The New l.nhor I<aw RADIO REPAIRS town thev via.ted Mi.v lloaemary the Heniitifiir' 'nils is the seventh f1oodu:rcaU rolled down mldweat- W sahlagton, Jane 24.—(iT'— flag that the tent ha* presented to outs Begins Sweeping Carr and Home and Mias l»ulse I’alller of M cm atreama today, forcing large President Truman called In jyi Mabaa! AH MndeUl Middle Turnpike, we.al. Scout troops within/a year. Mlvev Laae mrmhem nf the Nntinnal las- Through Coal Fields nek-np and Delivery •cale ex-acuatlon o f low lying hor'Kelntlona hoard today to Millions of Workers I arena and heaping destruction on dtsena* adnilalalratlon of the Soon After Senate Telephone 7977 Members of the i^ion Ijiitheran Dill Pickles church, and of the Chiirrh of the aome aectiona for the third time Tart-Hartley Ubor control Overrides Tmnum’ o r . BAREOW Redeemer, lybanon. both of which in a month. law. enacted om c hla veto. Affected by Action are served by the Rev. Paul O. Behind the flood waters, resi­ Veto of Labor' Bill; Prokopy. will have a special meet- icpr. , dents of Nebraska, Iowa and Mis- Washington, June 'J4 (A*) Sen­ Prunes souri repaired damage and cleared Ing this evening at 7:no al^Zlon ate Republicans tcxlay planned a (Fdllor'a Note: This is the Shipbuilding and Pack­ church here. away dehrta. while ahead of the big boost in National l>abor Rels- THRfC PATTERNS All-Sw r^ floods others moved to higher nr»l of six nturles explaining Lalior Bitter ing Houses Affected The ground. tiona board funds to help admin- ^ Die new labor law. It tell* Mlaa- (.lertrude Herrmann wjll later the new union curb l^iw C on -' the Mghllghta of uho’a al- present her pupils in their closing Kensington— Oleomargarine Still Peeking Four Bodies gress put on the hooks over Presi­ Dy The Associated Press piano recital thi* evening in Ht. feeled and how.) On New Union Dewey-Richman White, Blue or Green Background At Oambridge, in southwest Ne­ dent Trumsn's veto. --------- At), outbreak of strikes in­ ' Mary’s pariah house. Because of braska. where 13 persons were 22S MAIN ST. The flenstc, following the lesd Wsshington. June 24 \IV) Am- volving coal mining, ship- ■ the extreme youth of some of the P ll M V w ill o M ------ drowned In Sunday's flash flood, of the House, smseked down the ,.rica's new labor law, one of the Co* children, the program will begin MANCHISTIR White Only, 1 Lb. Pkg. the search continued for four veto yesterday by a vote of 66 to I most gigantic and complex evsr Control Law huilding, and livestock hisiV at *even o'clock. Pure Lard bodies. Nine already have been re­ dling today marked ths birth OCULIST 25. six more than the required two-1 will a{»ply to millions of Trclli*— covered. Two dfownings near Mil­ thirds majority. I ^-orkers. of the new Taft-Hartley labor Captain W'llllam Dickson of ler, Neb., and a tornado death The House three days esrller | n,, workers In Indus- Aetnal Mine Shutdowns Company A, ha* directed all mem­ White, Blue and Green Background, law. A wave of wildcat PRESCRIPTIONS PILLED Idle. Pkg. near Oxford. Neb., left Nebraska rolled up a cntshlng 331 to 83 msr- tries and business which. In one ber* of hla company to be present Dreft NEW FRAMES Our improved Funeral Bring In Toar Conpon* — W« ReSeem Them. with a week-end toll of 16. I gin to override Mr. Triimsn's dis­ way or another, are engaged in And ( a iIIs for Prt>< strikes liegan sweeping at drill tonight at 7:30 at the Home with it* com­ a 54l-ln rli«N WIdlei O v e ra ll From Alma. Neb., farther east approval of the Taft-Hartley meas­ Interstate commerce or affect in­ through the coal fields soon l e n s d u p l i c a t e d state armory. No one w.111 be ex- on the Republican river, came a ure-'^ow law. test Strikes Mark Western Nehmska, hamyed by repeated flood*, aalfered additional dnornga terstate commerce. after the Senate overrods I cu»ed from thl| ar*alon. plete modern facililiea report that the Republican river from eaprlrloan nature Fnr-Renrhing Umllatlonh REPAIRS MADE * FaN 9V^ Yard LeaRili when n tornado »lruck the diM nround lAwmls. While the proprietor sat In the olflre, this (This new law does not Involve Reaction to Statute President Truman's veto of tha la­ bridge at the site of the Harlan ~ fllllng The set imposes far-reaching ia available to every Freshly Picked station lost a concrete block wall, hot none Inside the building n os Injured. (AP wlrephoto). eniplcfyes of railroads and ajrllnea. bor bill yesterday. county dam went out and dikes limitations on union activltica, family we nerve. II* They're covered by a previous, Washington, June 24 lAT- Ac­ Rome 123,000 coal miners wore Bring'a n e w mood to every broke, necessitating weeks of de­ mainly hy overhauling the Wagner a?psrste law, the Railway Labor idle in seven states closing Sever­ collective bargaining act. tual mine shutdowns and calls for u*te preserve* the pri- lay In construction of one of act.i <’ al hundred mines. STRAWBERRIES southwesUs Nebraska's principal Among other things, the new widespread protest strikes today J vary of the hereated'a room in* you r, hom e with Major Turning Point Hays nemoostrstlON Fretsst .] flood control structures. The Bevin to Urge I Efficient law: This new law la a major turn­ marked organised labor's swift and Production Seta up machinery designed to In IlUnola where the great OMf 1 own re.sidence. ^these attractive, sturdy paper bridge was completed only Friday. ing point in Jhe government'a *M ariche|t|^.
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