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Fulton Daily Leader, December 11, 1946 Fulton Daily Leader Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 12-11-1946 Fulton Daily Leader, December 11, 1946 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, December 11, 1946" (1946). Fulton Daily Leader. 527. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/527 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]. ow/ '-'111511P1 "fr"":"PTSIrr- ver INTL, STANDAltD PRINTING 441111111166. TIME'S A'WASTIN' 1,1946 The Weather We're (living Away Our New FORECAST: Ford December 21. You or some Kentucky—Bain tonight and other subscriber will gel II. Met- Vol Dec. of Thursday, little change ter find out details at our office court. must MI tallineuture. NOW. it at the IttatItr nitott -4 NSW a in stand- p Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Wednesday Evening, December 11, 1946 Fire Cents Per Copy No. 294 ter, read- release XLVII _ le off an so thee TB Seal Sale to bees And Cayce Farm YMBC Enjoys Kentucky Coal UN Group Reported To Have Dropped Britain's ONO for Crutchfield renrassm• Bureaus Elect New Officers Barbecue Feast Production Is Progress Good Troop,Arms Count Proposal In Move To Stop Meet Tuesday Evening Over 11300 Already In, For 1947 At Annual Meetings In Clubroom; Admit Normal Again Say YMBC, Sponsors; Argument On General Disarmament Resolution Three New Club Members Burley Sales Are Seals Still Available ' Big Three Wits, Accept Compromise C. A. Binford Re-Elected President Members of the Young Men's Complete * results of the Business Club enjoyed a barbe- Resumed In State Christmas Seal sale drive, spon- Vet Tells Of Before It Is Effectire; Resolution At Crutchfiekl, Charles E. Adams last night at the 46, al cue dinner sored this year by the Young clubroom in their first Decem- Following Recess Men's Business Club, will not be Asks Members To Report Separately Is Selected By Cayce Community meeting. use la ber known until next week, but it Killing Girl CLUBS SERVE DELICIOUS MEALS Three new members — Dar, RAIL MEN AT WORK was announced by club offi• DANGER OE B tRl tTOM SECRETS IS GONE HOMEMAKERS this morning that nearly id& Henry, Adrian McDade and Ed- cials James Engle Admits He it elected By The Associated Press had been received Lake Success, N Y , Dec I to their chiefs and then inform C A. !Milord was re-elected Charles!. Adams was ward Benedict were admitted to $350 already Com- of this sum was secured Stabbed Ohio Librarian (API—A powerful 'Cooed Na- the 20-nation disarmament sub- onsist. by acclamation as president of! president of the Cayce the club Full production in all of K - Most munity Farm Bureau at their in the YMBC canvass of the Due To "Urge To Kill" committee today the result of Crutchfield Community' tucky's coal tields was expel tions committee was reported au- the election and banquet Frans for a New Year's chotce business district of Fulton last their consultations. nor& Bureau at their annual annual today. thoritively today to have drop- Farm held at Cayce school Thuisday were discussed, and the sotto Thursday, December 5. Bryan. 0.. Dec. 11-1 API-- The eoniniatee, which needed banquet held at ped o controversial British pro- election and night, December 5. Samuel Z voted to refer the question to Burley tobacco sales also will School students were given James A. Engle, 21-year-old agreement on only one pars- Crutchfield school last posal for a world-wide troop and the Holly is vice-president and W. H the entertainment committee be resumed today after a tyre- seals to sell last Friday and will Navy veteran, described at his jorph to complete a resolution Little, vice-president armaments count in a ridden week. Neal Harrison was re-elected secre- This committee is composed of continue their efforts through iirst-degree murder trial today calling for general arms reduc- J. R. Elliott, secretary- day holiday because of the It compromise move to break a Jam and tary and treasurer. There were Carter Olive, Happy Hogan, Bill tomorrow afternoon. how he killed Librarian Emily tion and prohibition of atomic also were re-elected day soft coal strike which en a general disarma- treasurer, at least 160 present, and all en- Hainline, Frank Wiggins, Leon Seals also are available at Abernathy, 30, here Sept. 19 and holding up weapons, became snarled short- acclamation. by joyed a nice supper prepared by Fields, Elvis Babb and Loyd Saturday. Ford Clothing Co. and Fall k said he thought he saw her the ment resolution ly after it met over the proposal The largest attendance ac- Practically all of the sta the Cayce and Rush Creek Bone. Fall Insurance Co. following day as the sheriff's car This settlement of the major made hut night by Sir Hartley cording to their membership of larger coal mines had resumed Homemakers. The club voted unanimously drove past his home. difficulty confronting the Unit- Bhawerose, British delegate, tO any community attended this production yesterday. Four pits G. P. Summers, from the Uni- to donate $5 to the Christmas Mu Abernathy's body was ed Nations assembly after, Int the assembly for a count of all meeting. More than 80 percent failed to open in Harlan county versity of Kentucky, was the Seal sale campaign. discovered in the library base- night's plenary session was un- 11 ea pun, ,id instruments of of the old membership was pres- but one was kept idle because of Rocket Plane principal speaker, taking as hie The YMBC decided not to ment. Engle he derstood to be conditional upon war. The others were not related how had ent. subject the future outlook for hold itb regular second Decem- a slate fall, its acceptance by the United from the Uni- because the United stabbed the girl 23 times in Then. it was reported, El Perry Summers agriculture. Visitors from out of ber meeting. operating States, Great Britain, and Soviet was sche- still what he said wss "an urge to appealed to the committee versity of Kentucky the community who made short Mine Workers (AFL) Measures lip Russia. principal speak- official notice f kill." He named four others action, muggestec that the duled to be the interesting talks were: Chu. Z not received However, the representatives misunder- UMW preside whom he said he had "listed for count idea be dropped and er, but through some Wright, president of the County Bureau John L. Lewis, First Test Of New Craft of those nations attending the make his ap- Farm had beeh killing." the resolution already standing, failed to Farm Bureau; Roy Bard, pres- that the coal strike meeting of an 8-nalloo draft- However, there were Expected To Top Speed The 3uth's father, George A. upon be submitted unanini pointment. ident of the Palestine Commun- called off. ing committee on disarms short talks, as ed- Engle, then took the stand and The committee finally ace other' Who made ity, and Mrs. Bard; C. A. Bin- Union officials said they Of Sound Is Successful Ment accepted the proposal, said Watts, county Roll Is High testified he believed his son was ed Spattk's proposal and =. B. ford, president of the Crutch- pected to receive official notiee to have been urged by President Wright, county termination today Los Angeles, Dec. 11—(API— mentally ill and that he had been to the rompromise way out I. field Community, and Mrs. Bin- of the strike Paul-Henri Speak, of the as- President; Roy the miners would re- A tiny plane with which the unable to interest him in work the dilemma In this manner: MIN ford; John B. Patti. county ag- 37,170 Are Listed Now, and that sembly. They agreed to report of the Palestine Jobe as soon as the Army Air Forces and Bell Air- at his auto parts store or in rec- The adopted resolution Ikel, president ent; Mrs. Charles Z. Adams Largest Total To Date; turn to their Margaret Adams, craft Corp., its maker, expect reational activities. upon the member states and CesiimunIty; home demonstration agent; J notice is received. agent, and State 14th In Nation Hazard and to delve into the uncharted realm Asked about his lack of in- security council to report to home demonstration McGehee, county secretary- All mines in the secre- B. fields were of supersonic speed, hu success- terest, Engle quoted his son as U.S. To next assembly just what J. B. hiciDeehee, county dhd Mrs. McGehee. With its largest membership Big Sandy-Elkhorn Ready Others present treasurer, yesterday, according fully completed its first tests. saying "I can't stand people." been done to implement p tary-treasurer. The membership report was in history, 37.170, the Kentucky producing community were Caddy, president of The GS-1, with 23-year-old "He Just paced the floor all from out of the given by Mr. McGehee and the Farm Bureau stands in four- to Sam J. B. Mc- 30, and reports Pilot Chalmers (Slick) Goodlin, day long, his fists clenched, Mrs. Roy Bard, Mrs. progress made by the different teenth place among the 44 state UMW district Talk Tax Cuts r:';:d.,":,1,1:rtrZsp?,:;`,°d"thr:Ig Charles!. Adams. county said that prac- New Alexandria. Pa., at the con- muscles tense and his jaw set," drawal of troops from a Gehee and communities was compared.
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