Fulton Daily Leader, April 21, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader
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Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 4-21-1947 Fulton Daily Leader, April 21, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, April 21, 1947" (1947). Fulton Daily Leader. 642. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/642 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]. The Weather , I')17 FORECAST: Kentucky—Clear and cooler CKY PRES tonight, possible frost in East T portion. Tuesday sunny and ASSOCIATION warmer. abt • a:ill) Volume XLVIII Associated Preto; Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, ilomlasErening, 1pril 21, 1917 Fire Cents Per Copy No. 103 I Doran To Seek Stolen Auto, 0%1911111'yd Illinois Central Car 1 Nation Needs Lower Prices 110 Halt Depression, State School Trucks Found l'resi4Cent Truman Tells New York it-P Session; • Pule Pelersion's Cur. Supt. Office DeMyers' Croeery Troek Says rrff,, Can Help To Achieve This Objective Quits KEA Post ire I:o. fruck Taken • chip( Vvects tire Repents Opposition An automobile and two delivery After Assigned% trucks stolen here Saturday 121 Dead !ft Dropping Rent, Credit 1:tottrols: have been found and returned Task Completed to the owners. All vehicles were Also !gams, Ilojor Slashes In Taxes damaged conelderably. NAMED Texas City SUCCESSOR Pete Peterson's car was taken v',; trr BEFfittE THE itEt.E,ssioN s'y %Jaw from a parking place near the Adron Doran resigned Satur- 11(.111114 1:averted at about 10 O'clock Total New York. April 21 -0•PI-- of this country will accept this day is president of Kentucky Legion Cabin Saturday night, he said. It was To itraeit 575 1)r Ilorr: Pre•ident Truman, cautioning responsibility fur ervice in the Education Association to run It foulid Sunday morning in a lied I:rm.,. Ilea the economic SittILI11011is SLIM(' high spirit with winch for the Democratic nomination Mayor Hap!" " ditch between Fulton ant. Water ;11111Waled today for it has always served this nation for state superintendent of pub- heeded tow :rd Fulton TCX.l., City. Tex., April 21 - milted effort to bring prices Mr. Truman tied in his pro- lic instruction. Valley, One window was broken out, a lioy Wetie, official of the De- een ; out li'Vt•hi a deprive- ;meals tor holstering the econ• The 37-year-old principal of fender was bent, a spring was p alment of nubile Safety, an- 'any et hone. with his program Wingo high school said he re- broken, and' other deraaee was nounced today that the explo Anaces in,' tee minuet lunch- of helping Ine. peoples ebroad signed "for the avowed purpose done. •1 ion-dead in this sorrowing coast- eon .of member of the Assorts nelintatit their freedom. 91 becoming a candidate." said 4 Gilbert DeMyer's grocery de- al city now tut. lis 421 and uteci Pres:, the Chief Executive Must Help °were lie is the first K. E. A. presi- not Ites, livery truck was stolen at aoout the deetil IL aill total there mu be: Although he did not refer by dent to run for state superin- of 3 p. m. Saturday from the alley than 575. I. -Minerettoe 'Li the pert mime either to leueeia or to Ills and the first to resign I tendent, in the rear of the grocery. It Wane, administrative assist- business." pain for aiding Greece amid Tur- to enter a political race. was repal tad that the thief ' ent to Col Homer Garrison, 2. "Forbeareoce in the pant. of key retest Communism, the Pres- r said I have completed the task started to go to the home of a chief of the Texas agency, lebor," pie.; greater product'- ident declared. Two crew were came to rest at a right angle dainmed against the locomotive., missing and assigned to me in leading in ; friend near Martin, Tenn., and members 295 persons still tire , vity. "Meny of these I free; peoples oth- The fireman and engineer' formulating a minimum educe- I that he ran the truck off the known dead and about 25 pas- across the track. All of the 132 victims remain unidentified. 3 "Allenit effert on the part are confronted with the choice the track were "dazed" when they were tional program which has been I road and into a ditch between sengers injured Saturday morn- er eight coaches left Mayor J. C. Trahan reassured of the farmer." between tot all ta nianisin amid helped from the locomotive. The' adopted by the K. E. A. dele- Martin end Union City. ing when the southbound City hut remained upright. Texas City that there was .no 4. "Wise guid ince arid action Democracy. This decision has he stated. of Miami, Illinois Central H. cenductee's leg was almost sever- ; danger of new expel" ions from : on the part of the goverament." been forced upon them by the gate assembly," The truck has been brought The conductor. Charles streamliner to Florida. jack- was ed by a rail, which came up leaking naptha gas Here he reiterated his plea a- eevastation of war which has "I now desire the opportunity back to Fulton, and a man ac- Rtdus, 70, of Centralia, ln knited and derailed three miles through the floor of the coach.' Earlier Tralian had criteiztel gainst cutting taxes ilow and SO inotroveriehed them that they to assist a united profession cused ot Etealing it is being held read upon arrival at a Cham- north of Champaign, Ill. The train, estimated to be the Red Croy; for its handling celled for extenelon id rent. ex- are easy targets for external guiding their program through in the Trenton, Tenn , jail, by paign hospital. The bageage• in Wood. of about 60 miles an hour," of relief activities in the blast- port and credit controls pressures and alien ideologies." the general assembly, and the Federal Bureau of Investiga- A combination baggage car man, Charles N. 'going school of- ti.e passed over a switch'torn town. An official of the The address, hiehlight of Speaking of forces WhiCh "so serving as chief state tion on a charge of traneoort- and coach turned over, pinning Champaign, was pinned in had just it." the locomotive jack-knif- litietucd Cross, however. assured hint Newspaper Convention Week in directly threaten" these peoples' ficer in administering ing a stolen vehlee across a the dead in the wreckage. The the wreckage, and rescurers when Miss ed, with the front end going in: thal, the organization was doleig New York City, was brit:idea., t way of life. Mr. Truman declar- He is succeeded by Sheila I state line. huge three-unit diesel locomo- worked more than two hours to one and the rear end everythine possible to aid %le- by the four major networks from ed "we can provide the necess- Johnson, former first vice-presi- A Fulton Ice Company delivery tive plov.ad up tracks for a free his body from the mangled direction , the grand ballroom of the Vial- ary assistance only if we our- dent, Fort Thomas, Ky.. who will truck was stolen early Sunday quarter of a mile and finally baggage-car coach that WIlA in another. On that were re- , dorf-Astoria. selves remain prosperous." serve until June 30. morning,'reportedly by two Ful- Thirty-five bodies majority "And only if we maintain and date Heman H. McGuire, Gray- ton negroes. An Ice company covered yesterduee the Praises Press of Carter and &brit, • increase our prosperity." he son, superintendent employe found the truck at 6 Hedge Funeral from the torn steel Potts Services ' Hastings Lost area continued, "can we expect other county schools, will become the o'clock Sunday morning over- in the 70-acre blast The President praised the ser- elected Home In Blast list posted Satur- press in countries to recognize the full new president. He was turned in a ditch on the Hick- A Red Cross , vice of the American persons presumed said: woerits aprivatworld."of free economy. Our Friday. man highway near J. T. Powell's day hated 580 wartime. Then he to Held Today Texas At Ohl Bethel but at Red Cross head- a stage in our ..tnterprise tern of is Doran sent his resignation farm. At City• deed, I "We are now et the board of directors yesterday quarters in Galveston yesterday national economic life when the now being tested before the "to become effective immediate- Mrs. Annie Potts, 77. Mrs Mozelle Rawls of Fulton Mrs. Will Hedge Of an official said 19 of those listed American press can render simi- rld." received word this morning that been found alive. The President painted a ly." Died At Her Home Here; Ihiked Died April 19; had lar service. He is a native of Graves coun- YMBC To Elect Mrs. Marie Hastings, former Trahan told Gereld Wessellus "I take comfort in the know- bright picture of preeent pros- 4t 10 Today ty, and was graduated from Mur- Burial At Walnut Grove telephone operator in Fulton, Ser% ices of St. Louis, local director of ledge." he concluded in his pre- perity in America. He said it He Officers Tuesday Ws uninjured in the Texas City the Red Cross activities, that the press shows something that nobody ray State College in 1932. Mrs. Annie Potts. 77, died at Funeral services for Mrs Will pared address, "that explosion, but that her husband real relief that fias been believed coula haopen--that taught in the Grayson county her home in South Fulton Hedge, of Dukedom, were con- "the The Young Men's BUEIIICSS received a knee injury and la- given to the people of Texas our peacetime economy can not schools, and has been principal Saturday, and funeral services ducted at 10 o'clock this morn- Club will meet at the clubroom cerations of the face has not come front the only equel our wartime economy at Wingo nine years.