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- YOUR PROGRESSIVE HOME NEWS- STOPS AT EXPIRATION DATE Ing-1 leaven FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Thursday Afternoon, June 6, 1946 Vol. XVI; No. 23 •-•'even From County Attend State Meet 58 Die, 200 Hurt As Fire noway County 4-H Club win- will go tq. -Lexington Mon. HEROES WORLD WAR II, CALLOWAY COUNTY June 10, to attend the 23rd Hits Chicago Loop Hotel; ial Junior Week, which will .eld on the University of Ken- campus. I- was drafted E. PAlLMER entered PVT. DALTON D. 'PARKER y ELBERT PACE amtoN service Nov 16, 1941. and Oct 27, 1942. service Oct. 13, 1943 entered lose going are: Janet Key and • served with Co. "A" 815th Avia- Hopkinsville Men Victims • tion Engineer Battalion until he Hutson. foods demonstration, 3. D. PACE entered the service was discharged April 23, 1942 tell by, canned foods judg- Nov. 1, 1544. • Marion Workman, dress re- DEWEY H. PARKER entered Ronald Thompson and Will- Many Deaths Termed 'Tragically PFC. JOE ED PACE entered ser- service Sept 30 1942. vice May 20, 1041, and served with Foy. terracing team; Joseph the 5th Headquarters and Head- • Sr. Eugene Barnett. and Dale Unnecessary'; Some Leap To Death quarters Detachment of the Fourth 1. The group will be accom- Army. He received the American ed by Miss Rachel Rowland, Defense ribbon, and. was dis- CHICAGO. June 5—Fire leaped charged Nov. 6, 1943. e demonstration agent, and 'S. MAKE-UP ERROR IS from are'elevator shaft early td- • 'oy. county agent. JOKE ON EDITOR day and flashed through the lower L. D. PACE, ship serviceman, iring the week the county win- • floors of the 23-story LaSalle hotel barber, second class. of Murray will compete for state cham- The staff had fun at the ex- where 58 persons died in the worst - Route 1, served aboard the de' ships. This is the first Junior pense of the Heart Thought hotel fire Ili Chicago's history. air in the oyer. USS FLETCHER of this week Western Pacific area. His ship is k held since the beginning of writer Wednesday - Thacker McKenzie Moss, 45, said to have downed 11 Jap planes war and a thousand outstand- when the inside section of the Phillip R. Cornette. 16, and Al sunk a cruiser and assisted in 4-11 Club girls and boys are Ledger and Times came off the Weftetein Jr., 17. Hopkinsville, and helped destroy eight others. It .eted to attend the state-wide press. It seems that the editor another, badly damaged perished in the fire. sinking in the copy for that two destroyers and sank one•sub- :ing. turned Moss was a salesman for Corn- and marine. He entered the service re Calloway delegation will re- column at different times ette, Inc., operator of two book depart- in December, 1943. to Murray Friday afternoon, expected the make-up stores in Hopkinsville. Accompa- • about / ment to read her mind nying him on the trip were Phil TRUMAN 14. PVT. WILLARD where, to place whist She ter- student entered the service April 4, Cornette, 16. high school PACE lated in the first paragraph that 1941, and served with Co. "L", and son of Russell Cornette, own- 149th Infantry and 38th Division. ET. IJ.G.I MARJORIE J. PALM- To problems in housekeeping were er of the book firm. and Al Wett- daughter of Mrs. Marion ley Arnold He W?S discharged Jan. 3. 1942, QUIST, outstanding, then added another B. Palmquist. Wayne. Nebr., en- stein. Jr., 17, son of the manager with no overseas record. son of ...paragraph that these were rea- • SGT. TOM S. PADGETT, listed in ths WAVES July 28, )eak at Farm of the electric power plant in Hop- Mrs Genelle Padgett Lawrence, 1943. et St. Louis, Mo., and received sons for a vacation, and Aug- kinsville. formerly of Calloway county, now her decharge in Memphis, Tenn., gested that readers would have of Hardin, was drafted October, employed ireau Meeting The fathers of the two boys flew Jan. 1. 1905 She was a vacation from Heart Thoughts 1942. He trailed at Camp Crow- 'music department of Mur- by chartered plane from Ken- with the parts got mixed in der, Mo. Attached to the Signal ray State College. and returned to The tucky Wednesday to Chicago, and Pad- he CallowaY• County Farm Elu- Construction Battalion, Sgt. her position there after being dis- T-5 GROOVER ARMSTRONG the composing room and when identified their sons in the Cook served in England. France. of Jesse Parker. 1 is inviting all member fami- gett charged. PARKER, son the paper came off the press, county morgue. and Belgium. He wears he Good Springfield, Tenn.. and husband to attend a special meeting at the result was: Because of Conduct ribbon, the FT O. ribbon • of Beatrice Wofford Parker. was Courthouse. in Murray, on Coroner A. L. Brodie set the stars. His brother. Pfc. this county June 30, Murray's disposal system, "there and battle drafted from iday. June 10, at 8:00 pm., ac- de ath toll officially at 58 and said John Padgett. served in the FAME 1943. He was trained at Ft. Sills, would be no more 'Heart' ting to an announcement by 'many of them died as the result of theste, Okla . then assigned as clerk at Thoughts" recorded on paper then to Camp Phil- mass hysteria and panic. Many • Ft. Ord, Calif, ardent Rudy Hendon. After all—that is lips, Kans. He was sent in Aug- for awhile." leaped to their death from win- Hendon stated that arrange- ust. 1944, to New Guinea, Manila, r. one good way of disposing of dows high above the crowded Maleprinyo where its have been made. ehrough Mount Macolod columns along with other wastes streets of Chicago's Loop. his unit received a citation from Kentucky Farm Bureau Fed- Lieutenant Gen- of the town. tire Commissioner Michael J. 0. W. Griswold. ion, for Riley Arnold. organi- eral in Command. He wears the Corrigan said many of the deaths on direeter for the Southern Good Conduct Ribbon, Asiatic- were "tragically unnecessary." Pacific Ribbon with two battle ;ion of the American Farm Hu- Fire Commissioner Michael J. stars, and the Philippine Libera- e to speak at this meeting on Coast Guard, Navy Ribbon with one battle star. Carrigan said many of the deaths tion pin Bureau Services to Mem- He was given oceoational duty in were "tragically unnecessary." Tokyo-Yokohorna Area. ?. Getting Ready For the The flames spread from an el- • Ir. Arnold is one of the, out- evator shaft to an adjoining cock- PARKER entered ding speakers of the South.1Maritime Strike PFC. JACK tail lounge and within seconds, service Jan. 5, 1942 and served with will include in his talk an - - — the ornate lobby into a Service Command Unit 1947 in nation of the plan whereby turned after going overseas WASHINGTON, June 5—The !eery death trap. New Guinea Bureaus of five Southern Jan. 14, 1943. He received the ?arm Guard-An.sters16.aa. Hie SWF to ---/OP,drrnforfelrirttir,r• tRINIIIIIPry In Asiatic-Pacific and Good Conduct as will offer life insurance counted its manpower today as the discharged Oct. the bar ignited almost instantly 21, ribbons. He was ,r member families. question "will there be a MT. BOBBY PACKMAN, trained at Ft. Sill, big . and soon the e x pen sive wood enlisted 11, 1945. He he meeting will be open to loomed son et William Packman, Lewis. Wash.. Camp Car- maritime strike June 15r._ panelled walls of the lobby were in January. 1940, and Okla., Ft. public and ladies are especial- in the, Army son. Colo. He receiv i a burn in over Washington. .served in both the Air Corps and enveloped in flames May, 1944. that cawed his hos- invited. suspended all Infantry In 1941 he left the discharged The Coast Guard Fire department officials investi- -India pitalization. He was States 'for the China-Burma 1945. He is the son of discharges. The Navy considered gating the caw*. found that the hal left Pearl Harbor Oetober. unty Man Arrested theater and and Mrs. H. L. .Parker. Route similar action. Naval stations were fire apparently started in an ele- seven days before it was bombed Mr. Ph M ASYLE E. PARKER. 1. Whiskey Charge reporting to headquarters on the vator shaft below the street level. Decembe r 7. Pyt. Packmen re- • W. B. • 1945, 19, son -1 Mr. and Mrs men on hand with car- ceived his die•harge Judy 15. was drafted into number of They believed it started in a sig- Asiatic, Parker. Murray, of the Potter- and has the CBI ribbon. the Navy ?rem this county March lbert Garland, go vessel experience. nal cable beneath an elevator car. ribbon with two bronze Pacific SGT. CURTIS R. PALMER, 37. 17. 1943. In the Navy he was at- er community, was arrested no secret among of- At least 200 persons were in- Mars, Americen Dc tense ribbon and There was seen of Ed Palmer, Route 2. was tached to the Marine Hospital iday night by local Officers on of by the Carbine sharpshooters medal. Lakes, ficials that if the joint strike jured or overcome smoke. drafted ,April 16. 1941. At Camp Craps. and trained at Great barge of .selling illegal whiskey • Miss., Camp Arrabelle, 111, - end Camp Perelleton, Calif. CIO Seamen and Dock Workers Among them were 30 firemen. One Shelby. of was Fla., and Camp Livingston. Las, he Going overseas in Aur,ust, 1944. small amount whiskey takes place, the government will fireman was killed. Iwo Jima on his place by the officers, received training before going Parker saw action at nd have a problem finding qualified The hotel, one of the city's • in December. 1947. Sgt. and wee in the. Hawaiian Islands tee reports. His case was overseas erding to operate, the merchant fleet largest. has 1.000 roonis, almost all was stationed In the Phil- He is 3 gr.:dilate of Murray High .men Paine.' led in county court Wednesday the , Islands. Hie brother, Thom- School. and attended M.S.T.C. _as President Truman has prom- of which were occupied when ippine $5000 and cost. as H. Pelmsr, was in service. ised to do fire started at aboUt 1130 pm. last • night. Near the theater and night- • With the strike date only ten N OF MRS. OCUS BOYD IS the hotel has been a days off, weary union men and club district, T num ACCIDENT place for travel- ERING , ship operators gathered again at principal stopping 1909 the Labor Department for more ers since it was built in ae Max JEasley, 17, son of Mrs. es- argument on whether the 56-hour Fire Commissioner Corrigan as Boyd of Lynn Grove Route $100,000 and week can be reduced for men at timated the damage at ho received severe head lace- said it *as the "worst hotel fire in sea. ons and body bruises when he the city's history." Fifty fire en- The seamen s work-week has be- i thrown from his motorcycle on gines answered a 5-11 alarm, and come the nub of the whole dispute it Main street Tuesday morn- their sirens- could be heard wail- —virtually swallowing up the May 28. is recovering nicely. ing throughout .the entire down- question of basic wage increases. iis motorcycle struck loose town distrRT, vet, causing him to lose con- These have been demanded but of the machine. But no other discussed very little to date_ Scle was damaged, as was re- Labor Department officiate said Coal Production t I iesteS H. r KER. son ted. His wounds, although the CIO National Maritime Union ISIIrker, formerly of of Mrs. Nora as serious as was was no longer insisting on over- Back To Normal was drafted in October, nful, are not Calloway. pay above 40 hours They re- 1943. He trained at Farragut. first feared. He was rushed to time union nation's fuel-starved indus- Idaho, and attended it 71 electrical Clinic for treatment and was fused to describe the new The school for four months. Going Myed that, afternoon to the , Position. Neither side would dis- tries started to revive Iltonday PFC. JOHN C. PADGETT, son served overseas in June. 1944, he Pas-' cuss it because Secretary of Labor with bituminous coal pouring from of Mrs Genefla Padgett Lawrence, Austiellia. the ne of his grandfather. Joe County, now in New sGuirve. has -demanded 'of Mines to railroad cars to plants at formerly of Calloway Islands, and the Philip- II, but is now at home. Schwellentiach drafted from this Marietnna first time of Hardin. was pines. His wife is the former Miss them a pledge not to talk about normal rates for the county and teamed at Ft. Knox. Parker, and his sessions. since the end of March. Army he Maude Esther the bargaining Attached to the Fifth Pvt William A. Parker, coal Africa and Italy, brother is The country's 400.000 soft served in North who served in the Europ.an Thea- then with the Seventh Army in MURRAYAN f miners reterned to the pits in I PAR/sr K. 26. son ter. Southern France. Pfc. Padgett T-I JAMES • 500 Students full force to send production nervous THOMAS HUGH PALMER. of Mr and Mrs. H, L. Parker, suffered frozen feet and PVT. JAMES P. PARKER, 18. bounding up tee pre-coal strike while overseas but was 22, Eon of •E'l Palmer. Rout- 2, was Route 1, was -drafted Feb. 1. 1945. • CPL. Register At Murray exhaustion Ala son of Cpl. Olia P. Parker. recent- MG PLAN mighty steel industry never wounded His brother. Sgt. drafted Jan. 2. 1945. After his He trained at Ft. McClellen. levels. The Ril- y, Kan. going over- ly discharged. was drafted June 3, Opening Day a shot Tom S. Padgett, served in the training at Camp Hood, Tex., he and Ft he On showed immediate effeests of 1945, and sons in August of the same year. - 1943. In the Army Medics, European Theater. went uvers,saa in June, went over- in the arm-- in the Pittsburgh dis- in the Maeiana He was given occupational duty in ' trained at Danville and banks into making the 100 officials • was stet:Pried January. 1945, to England. Murray State college the operating rate rose from His wife is the former Japan His wife. Mrs. Wilma Dell seas in ..oans. But they got the Gov- trict SOT. HENRY PALMER, former Islands and Germane Cpl. Par- said 500 .students registered Mon- Miss Imegene Drinkard. They Wilson Parker and their two chil- Belgium. ment interested. In record slightly more than eight per cent employee of the Ledger and Times, Dar- ker is bock in the States at Camp on the first day of the sum- Calloway have a daughter, Carolyn. Pvt. dren. Jeen Francis and James It day to 35 per cent. ent' red the service from parents.. Mr. and Crowder, Mo. and has the Good e, U.S. Homes got: $1754100 175 per served in the Euro- Palmer hal a brother. Curtis Pal- rell, resiie at her mer session, an increase of Other industries began recalling County and Wilson. Kirksey, Route . Conduct ribbon and the ETO rib- loans from RFC. 2i machinery theater. He returned to the mer. who served in the Philip- Mrs. Fray cent over the 182 who enrolled on several com- pean 2. bon. He attended Concord school. equipment from the War As- laid-off workers and States early in 1946. pines. the same day last year. Half of Administration: 31 a lease on panies rescinded orders to lay off them were former servicemen. 00 square feet of pace in- the employes. for indefinite periods. College officials predicted an en- short- slus 58-acre 8-29 plant at Marl- The lay-offs followed fuel rollment of 600 by the time regis- Eighty-one more veterans ages resulting from the coal strike, tration closes this week. Last e taken in on the original which began April 1 and ended year's registration for the period as, thus bringing the corn- last, week. was 294. ..y's total capital close to M0,- Virtually all the 104,000 miners of 3. in the No, 1 producing state Virginia were back at work 'This week U.S. Homes turned West sys•la., far.,./.•••• 0•11•• *AMU 11111 Weekly Report of Ss union officials prepared to step EiLs note: Webster says "Soporific" Bill Giving Government as fall, he put in a long distance, out its first _unit, a two-bedroom K (Innen. made public :A 15- the drive to. organize foremen ntis . .. characterized by sleepi- kali to Captain Francis Stone III. up ievoitiesplatform and announced he Monopoly On Output Is house that retails .for •16.500: It. Police Court supervisory employes. Two of tee rnitstanding prospects hess ht lethargy.'' - 37, onetime barili`cegtelers and sug- and would stump the state, Passed By The Senate for the 1446 football team at Mur- gested that they start that com- was immediately sold to Stock- Thomas Moore, a Cases brought before the City ray State College are "Red" Cliff Washington—Told thee the next pany. They decided to make pre- holder •William Dr. Pogue To Speak Rummage Sale in the erection department. Court this week include the fol- Whitee rlefti from Cleveland. Ohio. war may last only minutes, the fabricated houses. They also de- worker - State Farmers Support Case lowing *Terms, their charges and Forrest -C. Peelle. who has and "Rollo" W. F. Gilbert fright). June 8! Senate passed and sent to the cided that all the stockhellders and "By midsummer, U.S. Homes ex- Dr: Bill, Stanford Says fines: on leave of absence from the from Paducah. • House Saturday domestic atomic. employes would be veterans. pects to be turning out five houses been reckless driving, announced their a day. It already hell orders for Jewell Conner, faculty, of Murray State Teachers' LOUISVILLE, KY, June 3_ Thee' is exactly one-foot of dif- A rummage sale for,, the energy legislation geared to nAesh "liVhen they Bishop $5.00; Edwin Miller, drunkerieess, College for the past four years, ference in the height of these two benefit of the Women's Rest smoothly with any international- plan- in Atlanta newspapers, over several hundred. Said Farmersot Kentucky are "almost two charges, $13.65 each; Nelson will speak in the worship service varsity lettermen. "Big Red" is Room will he held on the lawn control agreement. 800 veterans showed up; 100 happily: "Ms, housing shortage' unanimous" in their support of the Banks, colored, plead guilty to Sunday morning. June 9. at 11:00 He of the court house. Saturday The measure is to establish a agreed to invest $1,000 each and should take care of our immediate Case bill, which seeks to regulate 613- and weighs 240 pounds., First 'the in the factory. In addi- future.' having' whiskey in his possession. o'clock inethe Presbyterian • strikes. President Truman was in- plays tackle. "Rollo" is 5'6" and. afternoon, June 5 Those wish- Government monopoly over to work Mr. Bishop is the son of Mr. and $50.00; Holman ..gplernan. drunken- Church. formed in a telegram sent to the weighs 197. His position is full- ing to contripute clothing or 'production and utilization of' fis- tion, ench one agreed to borrow Bill, thus C. A. Bishop. formerly of ness. $1365, H. W. Carters, operat- -13i: Pogue, who is an elder in White House today by, J. E Stan- back. Despite his shortness. "Rol- other articles for the rummage sinoable or explosive thaterials IV 750 under the G.I. Mrs. in Louisville. ing a car without drieer's licenee. that church, will speak on some lo" is extremely fast. "Red" plays sale are asked to leave'them such es the U-236 and .plutonium give the new company, U.S. Homes. Murray, now residing f ford, executive secretary of the Fentreatt-operating religious phase of his experiences the room before June which go into atomic bombs. Int., $275.000 in capital. Bishop is a graduate of, Murray $5.65; Edwin D. Kentucky Farm. Bureau Federa- a slashing game at tackle, effect- at rest in vote. and Stone could net talk High School car' without driver's license, $5.65 during the war yew's- Europe. tion. , ive on offense and defense. 8. , 'Approval came on es voice [ "Bishop i . A - M. _ _ 4110101111,
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THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY PAGE FOUR TO been residing at Murray while her LOUISVILLE RETURNS River News has pur- STANDARD TIME SATURDAY Dr. O. C. Aderhold $956,874 In Contracts Blood husband was oyerseas. COURT RULES VETS TO S. Pleasant drove chased a 'home in Hazel. SUPREME Let to Improve Mr. and Mrs. Glennetth Wise- Louisville re- Workshop Instructor Mr. and Mrs. Lanis Mitchell and LOUISVILLE -- hart of near Hazel are the proud turned to Standard Time Saturday NOT HAVE `SUPERSENIORITY By Mrs. Sara Smotbermaa Roads 7e2 daughter Daphine, Mr. and Mrs. parents of a pound son born city officials announced. The Orees Wilson and children of High- night, • Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Erwin and 24 -- The May 24th at ii Murray hospital. Daylight Saving Time ordi- • FRANKFORT. May Mich., visited Mr. Mit- city's kept at work. The little boy has been named land Park: in court. To I Ruling Is two have 'nt ved fr"' State awarded contracts today for Mrs. mance was invalidated e 6 A Federal District Court award- children vicinity chell and Mrs. Wilson's sister, Union City back to this improving 478.86 milts of main Donald Glen, ed Fishgold $86.40 in damages. The has land- Elmer Rodriguez, Mr. Rodriguez N." Written By Douglas since the closing of Mr. Erwin's roads at a cost of. $956,874.84, and Pvt. Raphael Maynard Mitchell Sunday second Circuit -Court of. Appeals and children of Detroit recently. Mrs. Mcinnie school. called for bids on the first of a ed at Guam. WASHINGTON. May • 27--The reversed this decision on grounds sus- has been Hatters Lewis of Paducah earliness. Master Ed Rogers recently series of projects for recondition- Mrs. Louisa Mitchell Supreme Court ruled today, that that -Congress intended workers with her wrist tained a broken arm while ing of County roads under the 1946 suffering from a boil on re-emplovrnent guarantees of the 'should be returned to their orig- mother, ' his mother visiting her Selective Service Act do riot give inal status.- but .14,ol. to any satus veterans "superseniority- over sup nor to that. non-veterans. In today's finel ruling. - Douglas The court made a 6 to 1 ruling taid the re-employment Provision. earitten by Justice William 0. of the Selective Service Act "guar- Douglas • antees the veteran against toss of position er loss of seniority by It decided that under the act a HEROES WORLD WAR *II, CALLOWAY COUNTY re-employed veteran is bound by reason of hie absence. provision of collective bargaining -He acquires not only the same Luxem- agreements. and may be laid off seniority he had,- Douglas said, served in France. Belgium, Germany. His wife is with greater the armed services bourg. and while non-veterans "his servicetin former 'Myra Lee Ray. St. plant the seniority retain their jobs. is count:d as service in the Louis. His brother, F 1-C James st. ground by the South Pa- "We have searched the legisla- so that he does not lose H. Parker, served in of his absence,. cific. tive history in vain for any state- reason • the lan- ment of purpose that the protec- "But we would distort if we ecl tion accorded the veteran was guage of these provisions the veteran an th the right to work when, by opera- read it as granting Pa over what he Dr. 0. C. Aderhold, dire tion of the seniority systern. there increase in seniority he had never the Georgia Educational was none Then available for him." would have had if ----4vrottoree--iiie-ONS1041--INWUNINS. eonduce one, ef the we Douglas setae curt -We agree , with the CI nit courses in the special Justice Hugo L. Black dissented. Court of Appeals, that by the4, for teaehers. undergraduate 3, The decision was made in a case provisions Congress made the res- graduates during the stunm an brought by Abraham Fishgold. a toration as nearly a cuimplete sub- sion at Murray College. Tr welder for the Sullivan Dryclock gfitute for the original ,job asewes Dr. Aderhold is now or & Repair Corp of .Brooklyn. N. J. (al passible, • from the University of G Fishgold was rehired after his dis- . "No step-up or gain in priority where he is professor of charge from military service. Sev- can be fairly iniplied. Congress tiori. He is a writer of note en months later, during a slack protected the veteran against loss turer, and a distinguished season, he was laid off for nine of ground or demotion on his re- in education. At present. days while non-veterans higher on turn. The provisions for the re- directing the planning and th, ree .ny's seniority hat were storation without loss of seniority opment of a comprehensive se. to his old position or to a positicin program based on human seniority mean rso. more." resources. He is an oi 0 of like and WILLIAM •PAR- FO MUilliaLL A. PARIM, 23. a ty_marra#08 AFC. 4101131101 Douglas emphasized that a vet- ing authority' on the devil PFC's JBAIMS "I! WANE. 31, Hat- son of Me and Mrs. Joe T, Par- Par- KER. 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. be demoted under the school. son of Mr. and Mrs. tialturd for the ker, volunteered for the Army Air eran cannot of a functional Sept. 23. ford Parker, volunteered kee entered the service from this county in July, Corps in April. 1942. As a glider act. In this connection, he wir 1143: and unwed with the Marines Marines California, „Tay 1942. After training at San Diego, pilot, he trained in guarantee against dis- Ocean- -But the the workshop-. ,'Huilding in San Diego. Calif. and overseas in Decem- Colorado. Texas. and North Caro- overseas in De- Calif.. he went in charge does not on us face suggest School Programs on Con side. Calif. Going and was stationed in lina before going overseas WM. Pk Packer was sta- ber. 1944, in Europe the -grant of a preference to the - June cember. Japan. January, 1945. Stationed Needs and Resources tioned in Japiii, Two brothers. Air Medal. the ..wookij and above that which • he received the veteran over Murray Sts 15 inclusive at Joaept. W. and John Parker. were ETO ribbon with two battle stars 1.4 ;a0,41/P RAAKS. son of was accorded, by the seniority of is desie in service. Head. FO Parks .krai husband of legs The. course L. PARKER enter- and Invasion Arrow •Mrs. •Ola he, said. PFC. NOBLE was given his discharge in Use ,.Ruth Rogers, wire Haw" such position,'" acquaint teachers with an service July 28. 1942. and was Parker -former lotus ed 1945. His brusher. Joe in Sebruary. 1.44. With standing of communities a trained at Ft. Sam Houston. Tex. October, 00/04d T. Parker. Jr. served in Japan. Odadtbal Curios be was stationed utilization of res-ources in . He was discharged Feb 13. 1943. Knight 1.QX. Ill 000- 011. I N aw and another brother. James at •Cam5 eacketey. A \LEGS, ARMS community needs. Parker. was reported missing *w. . he was :tent to New 000g1C111 ru. work with a hospital train and admit -to Erauce on a troop trans- V un the came ship. yrs port. retutriaig - im Murray Route 1111, Th• Emma* @levees Co. 7; E Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sto D AIIVIMPC• 1010V1.401. 611,r.la.41 1910 COME 910- st mb h.steed 0 fieited in Jones ?dil MONARC'H NIONVINC family s, 911 5-40 S. /3, •.' • Sunday • Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Gi family were Sunday dinnte of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert son CAPITOL Mr. and 'Mrs. Dave Hare son were Sunday dinner g 26: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hugh Mu SATURDAY and SUNDAY daughter. Tht Mrs. Leonard I W1111 Mr. and Ira' ACTION! and daughter and Miss Ord TWICE THE WESTERN Linville visited Mr. and M Art Linville Saturday afternoor Feh TWICE THE WESTERN FUN ..-- ha- Mr and Mrs. George • Cpl and daughter spent Saturdr P1 .11..F.1. T. PARKER. JR., 25. AND MELODY! Par- Cpl .nd Sunday with Mr. and ..1 Mr end Mrs. Joe T. ke,. v .heeteereel for tle -.Why Air The Robin Hood of the Salmon and sons. -N, C. tp.. is Sept- reher, M43. In De- Range and Smiley Mr. and Mrs Fred Tay!, e he went oversea. • 1- -err-Lee 1944. 27, eon Burnett, rut into ! eenday dinner guests, and the 317th Trocp Carrier CPL. ()LIS P. PARKER. of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parker, 'ars. G. C Salmon and ? Group alter training at Salinas. - Den- Murray. was drafted May 26. 1942. Sunda: Pulmaii. Wash.. :And eirs. D. B. Grubbs Japan as In the Array Air Corps, he was 'REUBEN DALE PAR- ver. Colo Stationed ni Miss., CAPT. on callers of the Saimaa a flight crew chief. Pk Parker stationed at Kessler Field. KER. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. with awe Welt°. Tex., mid received a Parker. was drafted July 30. 1941. SMILEY T. C. Smith was a E as the Asiatic-Pacific riaLtion -so CHARLES ei Prieeiden- d sc h it. Sesilember. 1945: be- and took his training in Texas, go- SOT. CARMON it. PARKS, fternoon caller of Geo. fhi-te battle stars and Par- of G R Parke, was • His wilt` is the for- cause of the-age limit-, Cpl. ing overseas in September. 1943. Mr and Mrs. family tiel Citation - Mrs. Sept 21, 1.943. and was iis- * BURN E 'd Miss Helen Vase. ker was married 'to the late He participated in th North Afri- drafted STARRETT mer They have a: an instructor in :he Mre-and -Mr.. Earl Sten Juel T. III. and•eteicky- Ida HOU4011 Parker, arid their SOIL Can and Italian Campaigns, going siipted it flit Mtge Kitt Tit WWI Its. I toot --two sons. is in •ser- into 1504th Service Unit at Camp Atter- 'evil Fitts. Mrs Odell K John A brother. Janssen A. Par- Cpl James P. Parker, through France and Belgium and Germany. Cate Parker w a s bury, Ind. Going overseas in June, eildren were week-end g ker'.' received his discharge, in Puerto James K Parker, • awarded the Periaple Heart. Unit 1144. he was stationed Almous Ste' al-other leseehe. A Mr. and MN was listed among the missing. Citation. and Bronze Star. Rico. 1010h) graduate of M.S.T.C., he was a 1//0/4 • and Mi teacher before induction. Mrs. May Grubbs • eroean visited ME and k VENGEANCE- -urn Grubbs last week Tosco Collins. John NARliAN NEVILIE • 111L,IRAILSNER itarkey Futrell and Gem Earl Repo J. P Sceespieri ts Louise Rousseau and Ed 'elle went fishing Mondey. (toad • proem b, goy gazsggo by COtBEIET Suzanne 'Nix visited Do i few days his week. "DESERT PLAYGROUND" and • Sally • Cleersan -is visiting '- PLUS: SCARLET HORSEMAN, Chapter 4 Sammons thie week. ' Mrs. Eva Farris. Dot ay anne .4;gx visited Mrs. Ma, oliefe zeid %incite
vol lob I sen Mae mo he Dei Notice to Persons Interested i Jirr wa He Has SOT. PAUL GORDON PARKER. U. Popcorn! son of J. C. Parker.Cafi-iden. Tenn . in Growing Ter Army in Sep- PFC. JOHN PARKER. 19, son of volunteered for the Mr tember. 1932. He trained at Golds- PVT. WILLIAM A. PARKER. Mr. Amid Mrs Hafferd Parker. was Parker. formerly PP('. EDGAR. PURDOM PARKS Ev: the bora: N. C. 'and Kansas City.- Mo., son of Mrs Nora His Kentucky, is inter- drafted iii April, 1944 With was drafted from St. entered service Mar 17. 1943 He Parker Seed Company, Murray, Ft. Benjamin then was stationed at Presque Isle, Of Calloway. fall • 'Inferstry he trained at Mo.. in January. 1943 He is th son of Mrs. Deve Parks. pop- Ft. Henning. Ga and Bangor. Maine. .at the air Louis. his hundred (1,500) acres of Harrison, Ind., to Goose trained at Ft Leavenworth. Kan Poplar street: His wife, the for- esteiiin contracting' fifteen was stationed at Ft. McClellan. bases there, before going err and Canada. Sgt, Par- Camp Swift, Tex.. and Ft Hen- mer Miss Edna Wells and little season. • Ala.. as a physical education in- Bay, Labrador, Pfc. bat during the 1946 growing- married th, former Mary ning. GA Attached to the Army daughter live in Murray.. corn to be grown structor. His brothers. James and ker served, with a combat tat- wo Eaves They have a daughter, Combat 'Engineers, Pvt Parker Parks Tei Joe Parker. served in the_ Marines 1945. and talon in the 'European Theater Jaban. Paula. went overseas January. Our contract will call for YELLOW popcorn; and the and were stationed in planter intlit-use No, 38 Purdue--Hybrid Seed_W_e_arein a position to furnish such seed now. Purdue Hybrid will produce from one-third (1-3) to one-half (1q) more per acre than the old type seed pop- the value of Sev- corn. This seed should produce corn of a-toss.sany ploory. (575.00) Dollars to One Hundred ($100.00) 2-Usually thorough FIGHTS enty Five 3-Always economical acre; and does not -recjuire any more cUltiva- -Dollars per TB All tion than ordinary field corn. X-RAY If interested in contracting to grow some of'this corn, MOBILE days, as contracts are being UNIT BRINGS CHEST see us within the next few INSPECTION TO REMOTE ROBERT LOWERY taken now., DISTRICTS. THE COMPACT X-RAY EQUIPMENT, BARBARA BRITTON. CAN verthlolo1.9n. • iron& Aibli DESIGNED BY GENERAL ELECTRIC, FI.Tob•th Itisden • Byron EXAMINE 60 PEOPLE PER HOUR! CO. POET AND PEA * PARKER SEED PLUS: - and SANT"NFOX EWS ELECTRIC • Sn Murray, Kentucky GENERAL - winiammomomwmas - - - ..rosekiwww115111::: • ..••••••• -
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46 il•M•••••11M•••=MI‘ PAGES re- day 1era nonst6- The 00.230 s. rtrst s . • rdi- zone I te Pages ,%._ iday • O. • •••• • to_ YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 ME NEWS- STOPS AT EXPIRATION DATE Vol. XVI; NO, 23 ttlQI ...ova saiR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Thursday Afternoon, June 6, 1946 even From County )Attend State Meet 58 Die, 200 Hurt As Fire alloway County 4-H Club win- will go to Lexington Mon- June 10. to attend the 23rd Hits Chicago Loop Hotel; ual Junior Week, which will HEROES WORLD WAR II, CALLOWAY COUNTY held on the University of Ken- ty campus. hose going are: Janet Key and VANCE H. PARKER entered Ilopkinsville Men Victims service, May 26. 1843. Hutson, foods demonstration; eel! by, canned foods judg- • Marion Workman, dress re- LLOYD KEYS PARKER enter- Ronald Thompson and Will- Many Deaths Termed 'Tragically ed :service March 1. 1945. He is Foy, terracing team; Joseph the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dumas er, Eugene Barnett, and Dale Some Leap To Death 5. Unnecessary'; Parker; Route 1. The group will be accom- • :ed by Miss Rachel Rowland CHICAGO. June 5-Ftre leaped e demonstration agent, and S. MAKE-UP ERROR IS from an elevator shaft early to- R. eon of PVT. DON PARKER. Foy, county agent. JOKE ON EDITOR day and flashed through the lower Mrs R. Den Parker, Murray Route • 3, ..111.2ttd :ervice February. 1944, uring the week the county win- floors of the 23-story LaSalle hotel and sei.7.vel with the Engineer will compete for state cham- The staff had fun at the ex- where 58 persons died in the worst Treining center at Fort Leonard iships. This is the first Junior pense of the Heart Thought hotel fire in ' Chicago's history. He medi- Wood. M, . ieceived a beginning of writer Wednesday of this week cal discharge in 1944. as held since the Thacker McKenzie Moss, Va. when the inside section of the • war and a thi'tusandr outstand- Phillip R. Cornette. 16. and AI 4-H Club gi s_ and boys are Ledger and Times came off the Wettstein Jr., 17, Hopkinsville, ROLDON B. PARKER entered ected to attend the state-wide press. It seems that the editor perished in the fire. !.(2: vice S _pt. 2, 1941. eing. turned in the copy for that Moss was a salesman for Corn- times and • he Calloway delegation will re.- column at different ette, Inc., operator of two book expected the make-up depart- RAYMOND F. PARKS entered to Murray Friday afternoon, stores in Hopkinsville. Accompa- ▪ her mind about s,svics April 22, 1943. • 14. ment to read nying him on the trip were Phil • where to place _what. She re- Cornetts., 16, high school student lated in the first paragraph that and son of Russell Cornette,'own- problems in housekeeping were the book and Al Wett- S-SOT. MELTON SECOND Lt. iley Arnold To er of firm. PVT. JOSEPH M. PARKER, 24, PASOHALL. HOWARD OLLIE outstanding, then added anteher entered service Sept. 4. 1945, end 38. son of Mrs. Bell Paschall. Hazel, PASCHALL, st'in of Mr. and Mrs. stein, Jr., 17, son of the manager that these were rea- is serving in the Army. taking volunteered from this county in 011ie Paschall, Lynn Grove, was 3eak at Farm paragraph of the electric power plant in Hop- training in Aberdene. Md. with 1933. He was trained at Pt Opie- drafted Nov. 25, 1942, from Hick- sons for a vacation, and sug- kinsville. thorpt . Ga.. and Texas. going over- man County. Attached to the the truck driving division. Before gested that readers would have The fathers of the two boys flew entering service, he was seas February. 1044. to Germany, Field Artillery, he was trained at ureau Meeting employed a vacation from Heart Thoughts by chartered plane from Ken- with the Western Kentucky Stages. where he is now Sgt. Paschall is Camp Beale, Calif.. and Camp a graduate of Hazel high sehool 'Bowie. Tex. Lt. Paschall. who . . The parts got mixed in tucky to Chicago, and He is married -to the former Doro- tie- Calloway County Farm Bu- Wednesday thy Nell McDaniel and they have and attended M.S.T.C. went overseas January. 1945. to the composing room and when identified their sons in the Cook France. was commissioned in the u is inviting all member fami- a little son. Joseph Samuel Par- • the paper came off the press, county morgue. ker. He is the son of -Mr. and fteld and has the ETC/ ribbon with to attend a special meeting at of T-4 WILDY HOWARD PAR- two battle stars for service in Ger- the result was: Because Coroner A. L. Brodie set the Mrs. J. 0. Parker. ('HALL. drafted Courthouse, in Mierray, on Aug. 80. 1942. is many. He is the husband of Char- Murray's disposal system. "there 58 th, son of Noah Paschall, Route 2. June 10. at 8:00 pm.. ac- death toll officially at and said • lotte Jordon Paschall, Route 1. aday. be no more "Heart Marray. He received his training by would many of them died as the result of Murray and has a son, Charles ding to an announcement, recorded on paper at Ft. Bliss. Tex.. and Orlando, Howard. Thoughts" mass hysteria and panic. Many GARDIE D. PARRISH entered sident Rudy Hendon. -that is military training Oct. Fla., and went overseas August, for awhile" After all leaped to their death from win- 27. 1942. He 1945. Sgt. the - • is the son of Mr., and Paechall has Asiatic Ir. Hendon stated that arrangA one good way of disposing of Mrs. Elesus Pacific Theater ribbon. Bronze dows high 'above the crowded Parrish, Lynn Grove. nts have been made, through with other wastes Star. and Gool Conduct ribbon. PFC. RALPH MILLER PAS- columns along streets of Chicago's Loop. CHAL'. eiiered Farm Bureau Fed- • • T-5 Ralph Miller Paschall and Pvt. training Jan. 5. Kentucky of the town_ Fire Commissioner Michael J. Marvin Paschall I dis:hargedu are 1942, and served with Batter "A" tion, for Riley Arnold. organi- 139th F.A. Corrigan said many of the deaths PFC. RI el el A PARRISH his brothers. Paschall was engaged Battalion in the Philip- ion direetur for the Southern enter. pine's. Luzon and New Guinea were "tragically unnecessary." in taming prior to induction. after going gion of the American Farm Bu- served , e.in overseas Dec. 31, 1943. Navy Fire Commissioner Michael J. • He was discharged Nov. 7. 1945. te to speak at this meeting on Coast Guard, the 85th Infantry le and 11, Carrigan sard many of the deaths later served in Italy it received the Asiatic-Pacific erm Bureau Services to Mem- nome ribbon with three For were "tragically unnecessary." -Wag Ati;rtre-ltralte 1. *tars. the Ar- Getting Ready rowhead. the Anierican Theater The flames spread from an el- (r Arnold is one of the out- • rihboii. the Philippine Liberation evator shaft to an adjoining cock- riboce with two stars. the Good tiding speakers of the South aritime Strike tail lounge and within seconds, CPL. DAVID RC'DELL PARKS, CHESTER LEE PASCHALL en- Conduct and the Victory ribbon. will include in his talk an He i.. in, son of and N. turned the ornate lobby into a 26 year old SO/1 of Mrs. Ola Parks. tered military service Aug. 12, Mr. Mrs. danation of the plan whereby 5 -.The husband of Isabelle 1941. A. Ree.a..a'. Route 6. WASHINGTON. June Dery death trap. Murray. and Farm Bureaus of five Southern Theme , Pau-M. Rout,. 4. Murray, • • assard,„ass-usalls•aa_ the Soar 'tifeideent4teieseBl4-1111041111Pr3, In and • tea will offer life insurance to today as the was drafted June 30. 1943. CP1 RALPH WADE PAR- counted its manpower the bar ignited almost instantly trained at Ft. Sills. Okla.. and Ft. tr member families. question "will there be a Field cum I., was drafted Dee. a. 1941. big and soon the expensive wood Ord. Calif. Attached to the He ie. eved his training at Camp 'he meeting will be open to loomed Artillery. he was sent ove rsea s maritime strike June 157-- panelled' walls of the lobby were Indie and Cordele Johnson. Fla.. and went to public and ladies are especial. Washington. February. 1944. He is in May 1944. Cpl. over *enveloped in flames, he'. th • Good Condo e ribbon. the South Pacific 1. Invited he. ter e tele •ars.and - The Coast Guard suspended all Fire department officials investi- 1 Parks has 4Wt, breihers in vice. Sat. Co;et P. rks. and the Good C... . , Hi is discharges. The Navy considered gatirig• the cauee, found that the married to tee ii: iii Mi.'s Edith ounty Arrested Cie Edgar P. Parks. Man similar action. Naval stations were fire apparently started in an ele- Jones. They have one sole Charles the Bertram Peschall Whiskey Charge reporting to headquarters on vator shift below the street level. N. P. PASCHALL entered train- number of men on hand with car- They believed it started in a sig- ing November, 1943. • abert Garland, of the Potter- go vessel experience. nal cable beneath an elevator car. • was arrested ed community, There was no secret among of- At least 200 persons were in- by local officers on - WALTER E. PASCHALL enter- nday night ficials that if the joint strike of jut ed or overcome by smoke. ellthe service Jan. 21, 1943. :barge of selling illegal whiskey CIO Seamen and Dock Workers Among them were 30 firemen. One • of whiskey was small amount . takes place, the government will fireman was killed. CPI.. JAMES CALVIN PAS- ind on his place by the officers. . have a problem finding qualified The hotel, one of 'the city's .('HALL entered service November. !ording to reports. His case was 1943 ale is the son of Mr. and ,men to operate the merchant fleet largest, has 1,000 rooms, almost all tied court Wednesday Mr,. De•Inius Paschall. • in county -as President Truman has prom- of which were occupied when the S 4-C JAMES C. PASCHALL, 21. 450 00 and cost. started at about 11:30 p.m. last son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Paschall, a ised to do fire Near the theater and night- Route 2. was drafted Dec. 6. 1943. I With the strike date only ten night. After his tiaining in th Coast 14 OF MRS. OCUS BOYD IS club district, the hotel has been a • days off, weary union men and Guard at Baltimore. Mei.. ho. was VERING FROM ACCIDENT principal stopping place for travel- a , ship operators gathered again at stationed on Coast Guard Cut- since it.was built in 1909 ter. T the Labor Department for more ers foe Max Easley, 17, son of Mrs. Corrigan es- • argument on whether the 56-hour Fire Commissioner us Boyd of Lynn Grove Route damage at $100.0%1 and week can be reduced for men at timated the PFC. DUDLEY D. PASCHALL. who received severe head lace- said it was the "worst hotel fire in 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene ions and body bruises when he OKI Fifty fire en- was the city's history." Paschall. Coldwater. drafted his motorcycle on The seamen s work-week has be- from this county. Aug. 20. 1942. He s thrown from gines answered a 5-11 alarm, and the nub of the whole dispute trained in an artillery unit at Ft. at Main street Tuesday morn- come their sirens could be heard Wail- -virtually swallowing up the Sill. Okla. before going overseas ,. May 28, is recovering nicely. mg throughout the entire down- May. 1943. After serving in North motorcycle struck loose question of basic wage increases. Africa. Sicily. Italy, France, and town district! iyel, causing him to lose con- These have been demanded but Germany. Pfc. Paschall was award- • ed the E70 ribbon with six battle 1 of the machine. But no other discussed very little to date. stars, and the Goad Conduct rib- hide was damaged, as was re- Labor Department officials said Production his Coal bon, and received discharge sted. His wounds, although the CIO National Maritime Union Sept. 25. 1945. He has one brother, longer insisting on over- Normal Pfc. J. D, Paschall, in the Army. :nful, are not as serious as was was no Back To U.S.M.C., hours. They re- SGT. DARYL PARKS, • first feared. He was rushed to time pay above 40 volunteered from this county in Oc- fused to describe the new union --The nation's fuel-starved indus- He was ,immediately CPL. FRED PASCHALL. son of Clinic for treatment and was tober. 1939. side would dis- tries started to revive Monday pent to the Panama. C5h"til Zeine and 0. CaPaschall. Hazel. was drafted noved that afternoon to the position Neither coal pouring from stayed there three years and three Oct, 27. 1942, and trained as a me- ne of his grandfather, Joe Pas- cuss it because Secretary of Labor with bituminous months. On returning to the States chanic and imssial engineer in at home. Schwellenbach has demanded of mines to railroad cars to plants at Indiana, In and but is now he WaR statiened in Florida, Kessler Field. Miss., a pledge not to talk about normal rates for the first time 1943. Corporal Parks was Calif.. before he was them December. Burbank, end of March. aeain sent to Guam. then to Iwo transferr,d to an aircraft inspec- the bargaining sessions. since the Jima. where he was seriously tion division in Memphis. Tenn The ,country's 400.000 soft coal wounded in ection February His wife is the former Miss Jame " T-4 CHARLES NOVIS PATE, 29. MURRAYANI - miners returned to the pits in Guam. Pearl E He was heepitalized in T. Patterson. They have two chil- the son of Mrs. N A Patn entered 500 Students full force to send production Harbor. Oakland, Calif. then in the ser vie, Apr. 23, 1941. and served dren. hounding up to pre-coal strike U. S. Naval Hospital in Memphis.' • -• with the Field Artillery in tire Register At murray Corporal Parks is the son of ,N€ PLAN levels. The mighty steel industry Tenn. CPL. JOE D. PASCHALL, son of 'Aleutians more than two years: Mr. Otto Parke. and stepson of Mrs. to the Opening Day effects of a shot Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Paschen Hazel, returned how and was sent ---- Oh showed immediate Eva Rose Parks. ot Route 1. Murray. son of South Pacific in June. 1945. He served as: instructor in physical • Pe 1•_aeCHAI.I., 100 G. in 'the arrn_in the Pittsburgh dis- His Pdtple Heart was sent to his -Mr. and Mrs. Elie, ne H. Paschall, received his discharge Nov. 9. y banks into making the officials of training in Tallehasse, Fla. His Murray State college trict the operating rate rose from father because of the'seriousness Farmington. was 'drafted Novem- 1945. He received the Asiatic-Pa- Loans. But they got the Gov- and he is also the own- wile is the former Miss Mary Lou said 500 .students registered Mon- more than eight per cent his wounds, Gibbs. bcr, 1943. He trained with the In- cific theater ribbon with one iment interested. In record slightly er of two campaign ribbons and two star. the American Theater day on 'the first day of the sum- o. 35 per cent. battle • fantry at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., bronze ars U.S. Homes got; 1) $175,000 battle stars. He died, from in 1944. ribbon,. the American Defense mer session, an increase of 175 per recalling Memphis, PVT. MARVIN C. PASCHALL. and went overseas June. 21 machinery ' Other industries began wound: in 1946 in 1, He Served in England. France, medal. the Good Conduct medal loans from RFC; 102 who enrolled on hospital. entered service July 28, 1942, and cent over the Laid-off workers and several com- Tenn., and and BcIgium. He has one brother, and the Victory ribbon. His broth- d equipment from the War As- served with the 1857th Unit the same day last year. Half of rescinded orders to lay off Ft. Sam Houston. Tex. Pfc. Dudley De Paschall, who also er, Cpl. James Pate, was 'killed • s Administration: 3) a lease on panies trained at them were former servicsmen. periods. He ,was discharged Mar. 2, 1943. served overseas. on D-Day in Europe. 000 square feet of space in the employes for indefinite • College officials predicted an e - short- - rplus 58-acre B-29 plant at Mari- The lay-offs followed fuel zollment of soo by the time regis- coal strike, a. Eighty-one more-- merlins restating from the tration closes this week. Last epded .re taken in on the original which began April 1 and year's registration for the period sms, thus bringing the com- last week. was 294. 104.000 miners ny's total capital close to $500,- Virtually all the in the No. 1 producing state of Virginia were back at work U.S. Homes turned -West "This week prepared to v. MAIM/ 01.114 %AMYX MI -:••"-7-7 • Weekly Report of as union officials step Ed's note: Webster says "Soporific" Bill Giving GoVernment last fall, he put in a long distance out its first unit, a w.o-bedroom K 011. made pritlic a 15- up the drive to organize foremen. • means . . characterized by sleepi- On Output Is call to Captain Francis Stone III. Police Court platform and anhounced he Monopoly house that retails for $6.500. It and supervisory employes. point Two of tae outstanding prospects ness or lethargy. 37. onetime bank cashier, and sug- the state. Passed By The Senate sold to Stock- • would stump for the 1446 football teem at Mur- gested that they' start that com- was immediately _ Waltham Thomas Moore., a eCaties brOughl- before the City ray State College are "Red" Cliff Washington Told that the next pany. They decided te make pre- holder Dr. Pogue To Speak Rummage Sale • worker in the ereleion department. Court this week include the' fol- White, ileft) from Cleveland. Ohio, wat may last only minutes, the fabricoled houses. They also de- State Farmers Support Case lowing persons, their charges and Dr. Forrest C. Pogue. who has and "Rollo" W. F. Gilbert (right) June 8! Senate passed and sent to the cided that all the'Stockholdters and "By midsummer. U.S. Homes ex- Bill, Stanford Says been on leave of absence from the from Paducah. • House Saturday domegiceatomic- employes would be veterans !sects to be turning out five houses ---- Jewell Conner. reckless drividg, faculty 'of Murray State Teechers , of dif- A rummage sale for the energy legislation geared to mesh "When they annnunrcd their a day, It already has orders for Loutsyn4E, Ky,. June '3_ There is exactly one-foot $5.00: Edwin Miller, drunkenness, College for the past four ...years. , two benefit of the Women's Rest smoothly with any international' plan in Atlanta newspapers, over several hundred. Said Bishop Farmers ot Kentucky are "almost ference in the height of these two ,chargess $13.65 each; Nelson will speak in,.the worship service Red" is Room will he held on the lawn control agreement. 800 veterans showed up; 100 happily: 'This housing ',portage unanirtious" in their support of the varsity lettermen. "Big Banks. colored, plead guilty to Sundity Morning. June 9, at 11;00 - of the court house, Saturday The measure is to establish a agreed to invest $1.000 each and should' take care of our immediate Case bill, which seeks to regulate 6'6" and weighs 240 pounds. He in the -First Presbyterian factory. In addi- future.'" having whiskeyeein his possession. o'clock strikes. President Truman was in- plays tackle. "Rollo" Is 5'6" and afternoon, June 3. Those wish- Government monopoly over the. to work in the one agreed to borrow Mr. Bishop is the son of Mr. and $50 00. Holman Coleman, drunken- Church. telegram sent to the weighs 197. His position is full- ing to contribute clothing or production arid utilization of fise tion, each formed in a formerly of ness. $13.65: H. W. Carter, operat- Dr. Pogue. who is elder in his shortness, "Rol- other articles for the rummage sinoable or explosive materials $1,750 under the G.I. Bill, thus Mrs. C. A. Bishop, White House today by J E. 'Stan- back. Despite ing a car wilhout driver's. license. that church, will speak on some plays sale are asked to leave them such as the 'U-235 and plutonium give the new company. U.S. Homes. Murray. now residing in Louisville. ford, executive secretary of the lo" is extremely fast. "Red" operating religious phase of his experiences which go into atomic bombs. Inc., $275,000 In capital. Bishop is a graduate of Murray $5.46; Edwin b. Fentress. i• Kentucky -Farm Bureau- Federa- a slashing game at tackle, effect- at the rest room before June during the war years in Europe. vote. and Stone could not tilk High SchooL a ear without driver's license, $565 tion. ive on offense and defense. S. Approval came On a voice "Bishop
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THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY FOUR ------• PAGE - TO • been residing at Murray while her LOUISVILLE RETURNS SATURDAY $956,874 In Contracts Blood River News husband was osrseas. has pur- ISTAWRD TIME Dr. o. C. Aderhold - COURT RULES VETS TO S. Pleasant Grove chased a hoine in Hazel. - SUPREME Let to Improve Mr. and Mrs. Gletinetth Wise- Louisville re- Workshop Instructor Mr. and Mrs. Lanis Mitch 11 LOUISVILLE - of near Hazel are the proud Saturday Mrs. Sara Smotherman Roads hart turned to Standard Time NOT HAVE `SUPERSENIORITY' By sun born daughter Daphine, Mr. and Mrs. parents of a 7ia pound night, city officials announced. The and hospital. Orvis Wilson and children of High- ordi- • Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Erwin FRANKFORT, May 24 - The May 24th at a Murray city's Daylight Saving Time at work. land Park; Mich., visited Mr. Mit- kept two children have roved frem awarded contracts today for The little boy has been named was invalidated in court.- 6 To 1 Ruling Is Court award- State chell and Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. nance A Federal. District Union City back to this vicinity of main Donald Glen. , improving 478.86 milts Mr. Rodriguez By Douglas ed Fishgold $86.40 in damages. The Mr. ErWins Maynard has land- Elmer Rodriguez. Written since the closing of roads at a cost of $956,874.84, and Pvt. Raphael Mitchell Sunday second' Circuit Court of Appeals and children of Detroit recently. Mrs. Monnie. school. called for bids on the first of a ed at Guam. WASHINGTON. May _27,The reversed thii- decisiem on grounds. sus- has been Hellen Lewis of Paducah visited afternoon.. Master' Ed Rogers recently series of -projects for reconditioA- Mrs. Louisa Mitchell Supreme Court ruled today that that .Congress intended , workers on her wrist • tained a broken arm while with ing of County roads under the 1946 suffering from a bpil of the returned to their orig- . re-employment guarantees should be .his mother - visiting her mother, Selective Service Act do not give inal .status, but not to any satus _ • veterans -superseniority" a qve"r- superior to that.- non-veterans. - -Trida sajdn a - -ruling: Douglas The court made a 6 to 1 ruling said the re-employment provision written by Justice William O. of the Selectke Service Act "guar- Dough." antees the veteri.n against loss of of seniority by It decided that' under the act a position sr loss re-employed veteran is bound by reason of his' absence. provision of collective bargaining "Be acquires not only 'the same HEROES WORLD WAR II, CALLOWAY COUNTY agreements, and nal!, be laid off seniority he had.- Douglas said, While tain-veterans 'With greater "his service in the armed services seniority retain their jobs. ' is countad as service in the plant receiving training at Lexington, Ft. Eustis. the legisla- so that he does not lose ground by Camp Crowder. ?do.. have searched Miami Beach, Fla.. and Syra- of his absenae Va., tive history in vain for any state- reason cuse, N. Y., he went to the Pacific distort the lan- ment of purpose thaL_the protec- "But we would in September. 1944, and was sta- if we was dis- tion accorded the vi.teran was guage of these provisions tioned in Leyte. He veteran an charged January 7. 1946. the right to work when, by opera- read it as granting the what he Dr .0. C. Aderhold. dirt • tion of the seniority system, there increase in seniority over Georgia Educational the service available for him." would have had if he had never the L. G. PEA entered was none then the w. 1942, from Calloway Coun- entered the armed services. will conduct one of Dec. 21. Douglas said. ty. with the Circuit courses in the special cur. dissented. "We agree • Justice Hugo L. Black 'these for teachers, undergraduat Court of ApPeaLs that by PENNING- The decision was made in a case the -sumn RUFUS CLINTON provisions Congress made'the res- graduates during TON, Route 3, was - eirafted into brought by Abraham Fistigold: a toration as nearly a complete sub5 aion at Murray College. the Army September 21, 1943. He welder for the Sullivan brydock the fornur Miss Hil- stitute for the original-job as was Dr. Aderhold, Is now ca is married to & Repair Corp of Brooklyn. N. J. da Colson. possible. from the 'University of • ' Pishgold was rehired after ,his dis- '.*No step-up or gain in priority where he is professor of charge from military service. Sev- can be fairly implied. Congress non.. He is' a waiter of notr en months' later. during a slack protected the veteran against loss turer, and a distinguished season, he was laid off for nine of ground or demotion on his re- in' education. At present, days while non-veterans higher on turn. 'The provisions for the re- directing the planning and the , anpany's seniority list were storation without loss of seniority opment of a comprehensive to his old position or to a positiein program based on humar CAfITRYte/druf of like seniority mean no more.- and resources. He is an o' . Douglas emphasized that a vet- mg authority on the deve • eran cannot be demoted under the of a functional school. CAPT. CLARENCE HENRY 8-SGT. WILLIAM E. PEERY, son SGT. JAMES HOLLAND PAT- W. or W..S. Peery, Route 1, was draft- act. he wi' PERRY. son of Mr and Mrs aar In this connection, TERSON. 23. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Perry of 'Route 5. Murray. was ed April 8. 1941, and stationed at guarantee against dis- But the the workshop "Building W. A. Patterson. New Concord, drafted June 19. 1941. HE took Camp Shelby, Miss., with the 1942. With Flight Chief. charge ,does not on its face suggest School Programs on Cot was drafted Feb 28. his training at Danville, Ky., and Army Air Corps as thE Infantry he trained at Ft. •Sent to Panama in February. 1942, the grant of a preference to the JULlt Gunter Field, Ala. A graduate of Needs and Resources- Wash and Ft. Ord. Calif., he returned to the States in March, above that which Lewis, M.S.T.C.. Capt. Perry is, married veteran oVer and, 15 inclusive at Murray St before going to the Pacific in 1944, and was stationed at r,. Sum- of to the daughter of Cape' and Mrs. was accorded by the seraority lege: The course is desi. March. 1943 ner, N. Mex. His wife is the for- John Ask. Portsmouth, Va. Manning_ They such - position.- he said. teachers with an • mer Miss Louise acquaint • have a 'daughter, Janice Rose. standing of donimunines CPL. RALPH S. PATTERSON. and Mrs W H Pat- • of resources in son of Mr "w utilization terson was drafted in July. 1942. A.IINER PARKER PATTON. RT- CPL. FRANK PETTY was draft- LEGS, ARMS! .., mmunity needs. • Following his training at Ft. Bel- 3-C, was discharged Nov. 13, 1945. ed Jan. 25, 1944, and was dis- von-. Va., he was sent overseas and • charged Feb. 1, 1945 assi-ar I stationed in France. His wife is the former Miss Nancy Sulli- N JEWELL HERMAN PERRY, 8 SGT. GEORGE Cis PETTY was W. Murray Route van. and 1.--' - -'41WERIWW1111110 2-C'. was drafted Mar. 27, 1944, drafted Sept. 24. 1943, and served - T a, Great Lakes. g The Emma* iNfrialsall CA received training with the 2258th Trucking Com- i Mrs. Earl St. Calif., and Port D Anam...• I.,5."1104"g A•••••c1•1 L. me Mr. and ENSIGN HUGH R. PERDUE. 21, 111. Shoemaker. pany in India, C.B IT. after going MONARCH COFFEE 9.4•n•s4actory -f t I ablvO•ed t1I0 0 Amity visited in Jones 1M. son of F. M. Perdue, Murray, vol- Chicago. before receiving a dis- overseas Dec. 19, 1944. He received brook Si -1„..••••••ii• s• N Apr. 13, 1945. 540 to .nday. unteered fOr the Navy March 4, charge a discharge Nov. 14. 1945, and has 1944 He trained at Plattsburgh, • the Asiatic-Pacific Theater ribbon, Mr. and Mrs. Hardin G N. Y, and received his commission the Good Conduct medal, arid the rsily were Sunday dinne June 27, 1944. going on sea duty in Victory ribbon. He is the son of at Iwo Mr. and Mrs. Norbert July Ensign Perdue was Mrs. Sally Petty, 20,5 E Walnut Jima and Okinawa aboard a trans- street. port. and was in Tokyo Bay. A • High School Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hart graduate of Murray PVT. VANIKER PHELPS. son CAPITOL and M.S.TC.. •hi had a brother, were Sunday dinner of Mrs Era Phelps, Route I. serv- I S-Sgt Paul Perdue, in service. and Mrs. Roy Hue ed irPNew Guinea SATURDAY and SUNDAY • • !MI.- and Mrs. Leonard ACTION! daughter and Miss TWICE THE WESTERN slville visited Mr. and TWICE THE WESTERN FUN Saturday afternos Mr. and Mrs. George AND MELODY! A daughter spent Saturd i Sunday with Mr. and The Roble Hood of the Salmon and sons. Range sea SoilloyNt Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tay' ono ! and • Watts rod! .nday dinner guests. PVT. LLOYD F. PERRY. 44. son •Irs. G. C Salmon and of Mr. and Mrs Alvin H. Perry. %Ire D. B. Grubbs Sunda New Concord. was drafted Sept train,d at Ft. Benja- on callers of the Salme FIRST LT. RANDALL PATTER- 30, 1942, and Wendell min Harrison, Ind. Going over- Smith was a • SON, son of Mr and Mrs . CHARLES SMILEY T C Route 3, Murray. was seas in December: 1942, he return- Geo. Patterson of ",err, 01. c..11er of drafted April 1941 He trained ed to the States April. 190, and * BURN E - 1 farraly at Camp Sheloy. Miss, and re- received his discharge Oct, 4, 1944. STARRETT commission at Ft Ben- . Pvt Perry has the Good Conduct talc Mr. and Mrs Earl Ste ceived his is its %lags II Ise %lily's Is. 1 With the 28th • Infan- ribbon and American Theater rib- Fitts. Mrs Odell fling. Ga. • 'dal try Keystone Division, Lt. Patter- bon • ildren w. re week-end , son went overseas Oct 16. 1943. • 'Ir. and Mrs Almous Serving with the 1st Army in Ger- GI/#///#0 FOR many. he was taken prisoner Nov in prison and M 8. 1944, and remained Mrs May Grubbs camp six months before being ,rogan visited Mr. and, 1 liberated by the Allies_ He re- ,m Grubbs last week. . turned to the States in June. 1945, CPL. ELVEN C. (SPEEDY) VENGEANCE' the ETO ribbon with 8-SGT. W. PAUL PERDUE, son Collins, John and wears volun- PHILLIPS. son of Mr. and Mrs. 4 Tissco His wife, the of F M. Perdue. Murray. three battle' stars Air Corps in Jeromt Phillips. was drafted May . MARIEAN KYRIE • ENE TRAILSMEN -•arkey Futrell and Geo Miss Hilda Ann Lawson, teered for the Army letkap former and was a recreational 26. 1943 He trained at Camp Scaeipari br Leese Rossiew ass It .11e went fishing Monday and small son Randy reside on Oct., 1943. director in the AAF Training Com- Maxey. Tex.. and in California, P•seer.b,CtitPTCi,APs • Defeel4 4,4.70.0 Nix visited D. Route 6 in England. Suzanne • mand He was stationed at Ft. before being stationed few days this week. . Oglethorpe, Ga., Nashville. Tenn., His father served in World War Field. I in sarne planes DESERT PLAYGROUND" and Sally Gipson is visitinsl.' Dothan, Al.., and Maxwell the is married to • Chapter 1 this week Ala Sgt Perdue PLUS: SCARLET HORSEMAN-, .t.nrtienis the former Miss Mai Menton. and Eva Farris. Dot t Bill. A grad- PVT. EDWARD- J. PHILLIPS Mrs. thy have one son. the July 16, 1944. Mrs Nis Murray high school ant entered Infantry amt.- Nix visited uate of He became ill while overseas and M.S.T.C., he has one brother. E. ilfn1T-itaugh.. Mond& was returned to Oliver G.nera I sign Hugh Perdue. in the Navy He f9 son of Mrs. - ‘111111=111111111111111111I • Hospital. the Cosie Phillips. PVT. 64114 PETILLO, student a • Murray &tat:. College entered the served PVT. EDWARD PHILLIPS. 19 service Feb 25. J943. and year old son of Mr and Mrs. Ern- with tio. Medical Detachment, est Phillips, Route 7, was drafted General Hospital in the European • Mar July 10. 1944 He trained at Camp Theater after going overseas Robinson, Ark., before serving in Interested 1, 1844 He reecived the FAME to Persons the European ,Theater of Opera- Notice the Purple ribbon with two stars. rib- tions. On Jahuaret 24. 1845. he Heart, and the Good Conduct was wounded aralr n in Belgium, bon He was discharged April 28„ PRESTON PER- but returned tb Isis. utfit later. In 1045. T-3 NEVILLE 1945, he was • RI'. 37, eon of Mr" and Mrs J K. Novembrr. returned to the States His brothers, Cpl. Popcorn! WILLIS PERRY Perry, Hazel, was drafted June 22, Growing SGT. CHARLES Moselle Phillips. and Sgt. in R. J. Ft entered service Mar 25. 1941, and 1942. At Camp Lee. Va.. and before Phillips, served in the Army served wtth Co "Ir. 35th Engi- Devens. Mass., he trained • Kentucky, is inter- neers Training Battalion in the going overseas in December, 1843, Parker Seed Company, Murray, _ Papuan, hhw Guinea, and East with the 515th Ordnanc.- Co; While CPL. MOZELL PHILLIPS. son theater He received the in Europe he r(ceived the Good of Mr. and Mrs Erneu Phillips, (1,500) acres of pop- Indies was ested in contracting fifteen hundred Asiatic-Pactfic zampaign ribbon Conduct ribbon, ETO ribbon with Route 7, drafted Jan. 28. 1942. with three bottle F tars. the Amen-- four battle stars. three overseas He went overseas after brief train- the 1946 growing season. American DSEC ing In the States, and served in corn to be grown during can Defense medal, and the Good stripes. and /. He was dis- shoulder patch New Guinea as a cook His broth- T-4 WIILLIAM EUGENE PAT- Conduct ribbon. changed May 4, 1945 He is the • ers. Sgt. R. J. Phillips. and Pvt. the =ANON, 23, grandson of W T entered .Edward Phillips served overseas call for YELLOW popcorn: and for the mon of Mrs. Lela B Perry. 213 WALTER B. „PERRY Our contracwill Sledd. Sr, volunteered training Mar 17. 1943 as cooks. We are in Signal Corps July 22, 1942 After Spruce street planter must use No. 38 Purdue Hybrid Seed. • a position to furnish such seed now. ,Purdue Hybrid.will produce from one-third (1-3) to pop- One-half (1-2) more per acre than the old type seed the value of Sev- ccrrn This seed should produce corn of 41-U9u.soey 50•••••••• (575.00) Dollars to One Hundred ($100.00) 2-Usually thorough enty Five 3-Always ateonomic•I FIGHTS Da' liars per acre; and-d4ies not require aitymore cultiva- TB lield corn. - - 25 tion than ordinary • to wvity contracting to grow some of this corn, MOBILE X-RAY 'If interested in 40 BRINGS CHEST 00 Ai next few days, as contracts are being, -e UNIT see us within the . • doses INSPECTION TO REMOTE ROBERT lOWERY taken now.. only DISTRICTS. THE COMPACT X-RAY EQUIPMENT, mE4 BARBARA BRITTON CAN wahlolnlon• Fronlr Alb•reson DESIGNED 8"/ GENERAL ELECTRIC, Illtaboth 111240. • Syron Sort EXAMINE 60 PEOPLE PER HOUR! 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YOUR imoGREssrvz HOME NEWS- 6, - sro'Ps Al EXPIRATION DATE XVI; No. 23 •wee• aria OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Thursaay Afternoon, Jime 1946
• 11 even From County I C8 a Attend State Meet j Die, 200 Hurt As Fire • 'alloway County 4-H Club win- la s will go to Lexington Mon- ', June 10, to attend the 23rd its Chicago Loop Hotel; ual Junior Week, which will HEROES WORLD WAR II, CALLOWAi COUNTY held on the University of Ken- a ky campus. hose going are: Janet Key and Blui Men Vmsicti SGT: R. P. son of opnsvlle PHILLIPS, CARLISLE WATSON PIGG en- n Hutson, foods demonstratioa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phillips, tered the service Dec.mber. 1943. judg- Route 7, was drafted Aug. 20, 1942. • - nell Foy, canned foods After brief training he was sent . Marion Workman, dress re- overseas and served in France as Ronald Thompson and Will- Many Deaths Termed 'Tragically a cook. His wife is the former . Foy, terracing team; Joseph Miss °dine Elkins. Murray. He and Dale has two brothers, Cpl Mozelle. ler, Eugene Barnett, Unnecessary'; Some Leap To Death and Pet. Edward, who are also .d. The group will be accom- cooks in the Army. ,ied by Miss Rachel Rowland CHICAGO, June 5-Fire leaped a' ,te demonstration agent, and S. MAKE-UP ERROR IS from an elevator shaft early to- PFC. EDWARD. T. PHILLIPS Foy, county agent. the lower entered service May 20. 1944. and JOKE ON .EDITOR day and flashed through was assigned to Co. -A" 38th Arm- luring the week the county win- fleors of the 23:-story LaSalle hotel ored Infantry in Northern France. s will compete for state cham- The staff had fun at the ex- aeEerek 58 persons died in the worst He went overseas Dec 18, 1944. nships. This is the first Junior pense 'of the Heart Thought hotel fire in Chicago's and was discharged Sept 25, 1445, after receiving the EAME ribbon ek held since the beginning of writer Wednesday el this week Thacker McKenzie Moss, 45. with one star and the Good Con- war and a thousand outstand- when the inside section of the Phillip R. Cornette. 16. and Al duct medal 4-H Club girls and boys are Ledger and Times came off the Wettstein Jr., 17. Hopkinseille, Nected to attend the state-wide press. It seems that the editor perished in the fire. PV'F.1`, T. PHILLIPS, husband turned in the copy for that Moss was a salesman for Corn- .,f Mrs. Mary L Phillips, Ratite 6, column at different times and was trained in the 'he Calloway delegation will re- ette. Inc.. operator of two book infantry, RTC. make-up depart- in Camp Robinson. Ark. n to Murray Friday afternoon, expected the stores in Hopkinsville. Accompa- mind about y 14 ment to read her nying him on the trip were Phil place what. She re- jog Er rtmenis; te 2-C, en- where to Cornette, 16. high school student ter, ri -Hie Navy July 31, 1945. lated in the first paragraph that and son of Russell Cornette. own- • iley Arnold To problems in housekeeping were er of the book firm. and Al Wett- F 1-C WALTER LEWIS "DUB" outstanding. then added another ROMRT HOYT PHILL,IPS, son stein, Jr., 17, son of the manager POELY. 20. son of Mr and Mrs. paragraph that these were rea- of Mr end Mrs. Jame Wiley was drafted May 26. peak at Farm of the electric power plant in Hop- Aubry Polly. for a vacation, and sug- Phillips, Route 1, was drafted No- 1943. and assigned to the Navy. sons kinsville. vember 23. 1942, from this county. M-SGT. FORREST C. POGUE. Jr,. gested that readers would have a former faculty member of MS.- After receiving 'training at Great ureau Meeting The fathers of the two boys flew T.C. has seen action in France Lakes. Ill., h was sent te tee a vacation from Heart Thoughts by chartered plane from Ken- SGT. CARLOS 1.11111eli, 3d, son Naval Training Base with the Historical Section. whose Los Angeles . The parts got mixed in to Chicago, and of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce, and to Portland. Ore. and Van- ice Calloway County Fisrm"Elu- tucky Wednesday job it is to write an account of the the composing room and when was drafted July 4. 1941 Assigned , couvereWash . to a gunnery school. fami- identified their sons in the Cook the Air Corps, he trained war day by day. He wears the ru is inviting all member the Press, to Ary holds a Going overseas in June, 1944. the paper came off county morgue. at Ft. Custer, Mich., and Camp Bronze Star. Sgt. Pogue a to attend a special meeting at Bachelor's Degree from M.S.T.C.. a Polly halt the Asiatic-Pacific rib- the result was: Because of Crowder. Mo., before he went to Courthouse. in Murray. on Coroner A. L. Brodie set the Master's Degree from the Universi- bon with six battle stars and Oki- Murray's disposal system, "there the Pacific in August, 1943. Sgt. ribbon His wife 10. at 8:00 pm. ac- chath toll officially at 58 and said ty of Kentucky. and a Ph. D. De- nawa Campaign anday, June be no more -Heart Pierce was stationed in the Aleu- former Miss Margaret Buck- would many of them died as the result of gree from Clark University. He is the -ding to an announcement by paper tian Islands. His wife is the for- was drafted from this county April ingham. Thoughts" recorded on mass hysteria and panic. Many mer Miss Pauline Paul. They .have esident Rudy Hendon. 28. 1942. His parents, Mr. and for awhile.- After all-that is leaped to their death from win- a daughter. Forrest C. Pogue, Sr. reside • Hendon stated that arrange- of • Mrs. dr. one good way of disposing dows high above the crowded at Fredonia, Route 4. / •nts have been made. through along with other wastes PIERCE, 19. son columns streets of Chicago's Loop. PFC. MELON Kentucky Farm Bureau Fed- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce. see of the town. Fire Commissioner Michael J. for Riley Arnold. organi- Kirksey. was drafted Feb. 11. 1944. ition, Corrigan said many of the deaths With the Quartermaster Corp he • direetor for the Southern Jon were -tragically unnecessary." • trained at Camp Buckner. N. C.. gion of the American Farm Hu- before going to Europe in Febru- Fire Commissioner Michael J. tu. to speak at this meeting on Coast Guard, Navy ary. 1945. His brothers, Carlos Carrigan said many of the deaths arm Bureau Services to Mern- and James Pierce. were in service. were "tragically unnecessary." • rs- Getting Ready For The flames spread from an el- SGT. JAMES PIERCE 28, son dr Arnold is one of the out- of Mr end Mrs Charley 'Pierce. evator shaft to an adjoining cock- riding speakers of the South. Maritime Strike Route I. Kirksey, was drafted teeth tail lounge and within seconds, this county July 13. 1e41. and d will 'radii& in his talk an turned the ornate lobby into a trained at Ft. Ustus. Va.. and Ft. planation of the plan whereby June 5.. The to the WASHINGTON. fiery death trap. Bauks. Mass. Attached s Farm Bureaus of five Southata CAPT. JOSEPH G. PHILLIPS, Coast Artillery, he went overseas •••••t-Guard -are arsallease dee eelefederrregersiewsher rrethefeallry 30. son of Mrs Pearl Phillips vol- tes will offer life insurance to as the in August. 1944, and served in New its manpower today unteered for the Army Aug I. counted the bar ignited almost instantly Guinea. P1,Ilipptnes. and Fiji sir member families. question "will there be a 1.937 First assigned to a Field Ar- Kirlesey big - and soon the expensive wood Island!' A graduate of rhe meeting will be open to 157e_ loomed nth ry Unit, but later transferring high school. Sgt. Pierce was a maritime strike June panelled walls of the lobby were to the Air Corps, he trained at Ft. s. public and ladies are especial- farmer before his induction. over Washington. enveloped in flames. Benjamin Harrison. Ind.. Jeffer- • invited. The Coast Guard suspended all department officials investi- son Barracks. Mo., Pt Knox. and T-SOY. LEONARD K. rm. Fire Miami Beach, Fla. Capt. Phillips LEY, JR., 30 entered training Mar. discharges. The Navy considered gating the caw*, found that the -returned to the States from the 3. 1943. at Camp Forrest Tenn.. aunty Man Arrested similar action. Naval stations were fire apparently ltarted in an ele- Pacific where he received the and was placed with the 422nd In- • Whiskey Charge reporting to headquarters on the vator shaft below the street level. Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with four Oct. 21, fantry. He went oversees of men on hand with car- in a sig- campaign stars. Philippine' Libera- was awarded the Ameri- number They believed it started 1944, and of the Potter- tion ribbon with one star. and can Theater ribbon. with two Mesas Garland, go vessel experience. nal cable beneath an elevated- car. Citation with one was arrested Presidential Unit bronze stars, the Good Cm induct wn community, There was no secret among of- At least 200 persons were in- Oak leaf Cluster. With the 5th Purple Heart. World local officers on ribbon. the .nday night by ficials that if the joint strike of jured or overcome by smoke: Air Force in Administrative work, War II ribbon and the Victory --HIP'S COOK 2-c .el.nrar AL- charge of selling illegal whiskey. and Dock Workers Among them were 30 firemen. One he. plans to remain in the Army. medal. r (reeved wounds while yl,;.:- mild of CIO Seamen is Miss Wei- LAN POOLE. 20 son small amount of whiskey was He wife the former serving in Germany De:. 16. 1e44. 'l-SGT. LANDIS G. POGUE, son Poole. was draftee takes place, the government will fireman was killed. ta Smith. They have a son. Albert Murray. place by the officers. • of Mr. and Mae Terry Pogue. into the Navy June 22. 194P. from end on his have a problem finding qualified The hotel, one of the eity's Michael. Rout. 5. Murray. an eerial gunner reports. His case was Hageretown. Md He trainee at cording to men to operate the merchant fleet largest. has 1,000 rooms. almost and an airplane mechanic on a Bainbridge. Md.. and seirved in the !tied in county court Wednesday • .B-26 Marauder Bomber, was draft- _as President Truman has prom- of which were occupied when t Mediterranean end Pacific &aware 450.00 and cost. ed Feb. 23, 1942. He was reported the U.S.S. fleeter_ Poole is srtetiatie- ised to do. fire stalled at about 1130 pm. Ia missing in Italy March 8. 1944. but ed at Newport, R. I. and nes the night. Near the theater and night- staying in a German prison With the strike date only ten Eurepean - Mediterranean ribbor. MI OF MRS. OCUS BOYD IS club district, the hotel has been a camp 14 months. Sgt. Pogue was ribbon. ahd Ameri- days off, weary union men and Aseptic-Pacific VERING FROM ACCIDENT principal stopping place for travel- liberated and sent home. can Theater ribbon His wife: Mrs. ship operators gathered again at ers since it was built in 1909 • Betty Jo Lassiter Poole, liect in the Labor Department for lore Joe Max Easley, 17, son of Mrs. Corrigan es- Murray. argument on whether the 56-hour Fire Commissioner Us Boyd of Lynn Grove Route reduced for nak at timatee the damage at $100.000 and head lace- week can be • _ who received severe it was the "Worst hotel fire in See. said Lions and body bruises when he the city's history." Fifty fire en- The seamen s work-week has be- all thrown from his motorcycle on gines answered a 5-11 alarm, and come the nub of the whole dispute eat Main street Tuesday morn- their sirens could be heard wail- __virtually swallowing up the. s. May -98, is recovering nicely. ing the entire down- question of basic wage increases. His motorcycle struck loose town district. 'vet. causing him to lose con- These have been demanded- but al of the machine. But no other discussed very little to date. .hick was damaged, as was re- Labor Department officials said Coal Production ,rted, His wounds. although the CIO National Maritime Union -y-sinful. are not as serious as was was no longer insisting on over- Back To Normal Herat feared. He was rushed to time pay above 40 hours. They re- - e Clinic for treatment and was fused to describe the new union The nation's fuel-starved indus- moved that afternoon to the poption Neither side would dis- tries started to revive Monday from erne of his .grandfather. Joe Pas- cuileit because Secretary of Labor with bituminous coal pouring has demanded of mines to railroad cars to plants at 3. P111 !AN, 111 pee but is now at home. Schwellenbach • W. first time Mrs. Opal Pewee was drse them a pledge not to talk about normal rates for the June 2. 1943. end Mined at C;. the bargaining sessions. since the end of March. Ill.. Camp Campbell, "soft coal (Pi se Grant. The Country's 400.000 ELDRIDGE the Fitz Simmons Hospital in Del- PICK MO,.2. of J. A. MURRAYAN, miners retained to the pits in ver. Colo. In June 1944. he left E Students Ti we drafted wes stationed 500 full force to send production 1043. for England end from Came) re,svember. the 1104 General- Hos- hounding up tej pre-coal strike' and took his training at Fort Sill, there with Register At Murray Colo. pital until he renamed to the INC PLAN levels. The mighty steel industry Okla., and in ('amp Carsen, July.. 1945. He went overseas October. 1944, States in Oh. Opening Day . showed immediate effects of -a shot • • .4. F. POLLAR I , and !served in the Burma-China entered -b. ,',oz, ot Mt. and Mrs. R. M. in the arm-in the, Pittsburgh dis- driver, and he ii-$(1f. LEON P.. POOCE iy banks into Making the 100 G. officials theater as a truck 23. 1942 ;oriel was as- Feelard. was drafted in October, Murray State college trict the (gyrating rate rove from wee at the Chinese Training Cen- eesrve Feb Loans. Butethey got-the Gov- 5th 1942. was assigned to the said soo, .students registered Mon- Pickard has Squadroe and 'Headquarters and. In record slightly more than eight per cent ter in Kurring. Cpl. Bombardier - --,Aatauee_Air Corps. Ae. e a weather -nment interested. of the sum- the Asieticl.Pacific ribben with signed to the 83rd day on the first day to 35 per cent. He went oversca Aug: 1. observer. he trained at Miemi PVT. ('ARL Vi loYNER. vile, U.S. Homes got: 1 $175.000 two battle stars, and the Good. A. F. Peppier. mer session, an increase of 175 per industries began recalling 1943 arid was awarded the Asiatic Beach, Fla . and Grand Rapids. band of Mrs. Lorene • loans from RFC; 2) machinery Other Clenduet ribbon. After graduating' was inducted Dec. 9. 1443. cent over the 182 who enrolled on %chose in Pacific Theater ribbon with four Mich. Sgt. Pollard received hie._ Route 6. equipment from the • War Ax- laid-off workers and several Come from Lynn Grove high - is with the Armored Re- id last year. Half of by the TVA. Stars. the Good Conduct ribbon. discharge July 31. Mt,: and He served the same day paniee rescinded orders to lay off 1940, he was employed the Weather, Hu- placement Training Center at Ft. 't'. Administration: 3) a lease on His wife is' Mrs. Irene Rickman the Air medal with. four Oak Lcaf working in U.S. them were' former servic:rnen. indefinite periods. reau h Washington, D. C. Knox. • MORsPequare feet of space id the ecenployes for Pickard. Clusters. College dfficials predicates! an en- short- irplus 58-acre B-29 plant at Mani- The lay-offs followed fuel rollment of 1300 by the time regis- strike, la.. Eighty-one more veterans ages resulting from the coal tration closes this week. Last ended •ere taken in on the original which began April 1 and year's registration for the period 'rms. thus bringing the com- last week. was 294. any's total capital close to $50e,- Virtually all the 104.000 miners of 10. in the 'No. 1 eroducing state West Virginia were back at work "This week U.S. Homes turned Weekly Report of as union officials prepared to step Ed's note: Webster says "Soporific"' Government .last fall, he put in a long distance unit. a two-bedroom K. O'Connell, made public a 11- Bill Giving out its first up the drive to organize foremen 11111111111111111111111111111,11 means . characterized by sleepi- Is call to Captain Francis &torte Court point pletform and Announced he Monopoly On Output house that retails fer $6.500. It Police and supervisory employes. Two of 11.e outstanding prospects ness or lethargy. Passed By The Senate 37, onetime barre 1er, and sug- would stomp the state. Mur- that com- was immediately sold to Stock-, ter the. 1946 football team at gested that th. start before the City _ headee Willtitm Thomas Winne a Cases brought TO -Speak ray State College are "Red- Cliff Washington-. Told that the next 'pany. They decidedto make pre: Vt. Pogue Rummage Sale in the erection department. Court this week include the fol- White. left) from Cleveland. Ohio, war may last only minutes, the' fabricated houses. They also de- worker State Farmers Support Case lowing persons, their charges and Dr. Forrest C Pogue. who has and "Rollo" W. F. Gilbert I right) June 8! Senate passed and sent to the cided that all the stockholders and "By midsummer. U.S. Homes ex- Bill, Stanford Says fines: on leave of absence from the from Paseucah. - • Saturday domestic atomic- employes would be veterans. pects to be turning out, five houses been House Conher. reckless driving, Teachers announced their day. It already has orders for Jewell faculty of Murray State LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jane 3- Thee is exactly one-foot of dif- A rummage Rile for the energy legittation geared to mesh 'When they a over hundred. Said • Bishop $5.00; Edwin Miller, drunkenness, College for the past four years, Farmers bc Kentucky are "alniotit ference in the height of these two benefit of the Women's Rest smoothly with any international. plan in Atlanta newspapers, severral up; 100 happily:, 'This housing shortage two charges, $1365 each: Nelson will seeak in the worship service Unanimous" in their support of the varsity lettermen. "Big Red" is Room will he held on the lawn control agreement. 800 veterans *showed immediate Banks, colored, plead guilty to Sunday morning. June 9. at 11:00 240 pouiads. He of the gnurt house. Saturday The measure is to establish.. a agreed to invest $1.000 each and should 'take care of our Case bill, which seeks to regulate 6.6" and weighs having whiskey in his possession. o'clock' in the First Presbyterian "Rollo" is 5'6- and afternoon, June 8. Those wish- Government . monopoly over the to work in the factory. In addi- future.'" strikes, President Truman was in- plays tackle. Holman Coleman, drunken- Church. • clothing or production and utilization of fis- tion. each one agreed to borrow Mr. Bishop is the sort-orMe and $50 00. formed in a telegram sent to the weighs 197. His pbaition is full- ing to contribute is an G.I., Bill, tiles Mrs. C. A. BishoPs formerly of ness. $13 6$. H. W. Carter, operat- Dr. Pogue. who elder in White House today by J. E. Stan- back. Despite his shortness, "Rols other articles for the rummage sinoable or explosive materials $1,750 under. the Murray. now. residing in Louisville. ing a car without driver's license, that. church, will speak on same r secretary of the 1o" is extreme:1y fast. "Red" plays sale are asked to leave them such as the U-235 and plutonium give the new company', U.S. Homes, ford, executive $5 65; Edwin D. Fentress, operating religious phase of his experiences effect- st the rest room before June which go into atomic bombs. Inc.. $275,000 in capital. Bishop is a graduate of Murray Kentycky. Farm Bureau Federa- a slashing game at tackle, (luring the war years in Europe Approval came on a voice vote, "Bishop 'and Stone could not talk High School, a car without driver's license. $5.65.- tion. ive on offense ad defense. a. • • ...IOU • ,ava'..5 itrak•••••:-..41sPe- • •ORME , -1•1•••140.. ..T.ten maw -1•7.,,71.•10111.11/A=Lip•Walarals.1i1WW.I0 I ,a •••
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THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1946 THE LEDGER & TIMES, MURRAY, KENTUCKY • PAGE FOUR - - been residing at Murray while her LOUISVILLE RETURNS TO • News SATURDAY 1)r. 0. C. Aderhold $956,874 In Contracts Blood Rivor husband was oyerseas, has pur- STANDARD TIME SUPREMECOURT RULES VETS TO S. Pleasant Grove chased a home in Hazel. Let to Improve Mr. and- Mrs. Glennetth Wise- re- \\ orkshop Instructor Mr. and Mrs. Lank Mitchell and LOUISVILLE -- Louis-vine hart of near Hazel_ are the proud NOT HAVE `SUPERSENIORITY' By Mrs. S.:tr.& Smothermae Roads turned to Standard Time Saturday parents of a 7a2 pound son burn daughter Daphine, Mr. and Mrs. a night, city officials announced. The and Mrs. Carlos Erwin and a hospital. Orvis Wilson and children of High- • Mr. FRANKFORT, May 24 -- The May 24th at Murray Daylight Saving Time ordi- kept at weak. have reeved frem land Park: Mich.. visited Mr. Mit- city's 6 To 1 Ruling Is i two children State awarded contracts today for The little boy' has been named invalidated in court. , A Federal District Court award- chell and Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. nance was Union City. back to this vicinity improving 478.86 miles of main Donald Glen. Written By Douglas ed Fishgeld $86.40 in damage's. The 's Elmer Rodriguez. Mr. Rodriguez since the closing of Mr. Erwin roads at a cost of $956.874.84, and Pvt. Raphael Maynard has land- Va. second Circuit Court of Appeals and children of Detroit recently. Mrs. Monnie Mitchell Sunday school. the irst s a ed at Guam. y s ask r ogere recen series of projects for reconditio Mrs. •uisa ite al-FeeririTilTen Lewts of TOd`iiiiiMMT Supreme Court ruled today that that -Congress intended workers • - • tained a broken arm while with the 1946 suffering from a boil on hlaX wziss4 re-employment guarantees of the be returned to their orig- ing of County reads under should i ON AIN his mother visiting her. mother, Isola!' vo ••••••••••••••••••••..... Selective Service Act do not give inal status but not to any satus lea veterans "siiperseniority" .over superior to that. non-veterans. In today's Jima • ruling. Douglas SI The court made a 6 to 1 ruling said the re-emploement provision written by 2ustice William 0. of the Selective Service Act "guar- Douglas. antees the veteran against loss of B, by a It decided that- under the act a. position tit loss of • seniority re-employed veteran is bound by reason of his absences • ' B1 same provision of ,collective bargaining He acquires not only the WORLD WAR II, CALLOWAY COUNTY agreements, and may be laid off seniority he had." Douglas said, HEROES While non-veterans with greater service in the armed' services plant sernorita retain their jelas. is clamed as service in the S-SGT. PAUL V. RAGt4DALE, PFC. WILLIAM -BILL" POGL'E "We kave searched thy It•gisla- so that- he does not •lose ground by 22, son of Gardener Ragsdale, entered service April 10. 1944. and 1942, in vain for any state- reason of hls absence. Route 6, was drafted July 28. tive history served with Headquarters 448, AAS to the Army 'But we would distort the lan- discharged and was assigned ment of purpose that the protec- A.W Battalion He was a refrIger.tion company he we Mr. and Mrs. Les- With tion accorded the veteran was guage of these provnions if Sept 14, 1945. went uverseas and served in Eur- lie Pogue are his parents. the -right to work when, by opera- read it as grantingthe veteran an ope tor C. Aderhold, cr • • tion of the seniority system, there increase in seniority over what he Dr. 0. entered ed 'Educationa PFC. HARRY L. rorrs was none then available for him." would -have had if he had -never the Georgia service Aug. 20, 1942, and served Ar _one of the said. entered the armed services. will c:t.indiact with 132nd Heedquerters 448. AAA tare Douglas 29, 1943. "We 'agree with.' the ...Circuit courees de the. specialc! after going overseas Dec. of Justice Hugo I. Black dissented. Ht-- received the .EAME ribbon Caurt of Appeals that by these for teachers. undergradu The decision was made a case with five stars and the Good Con- 1 previsions Congress made the res- graduates during the. sug brought by Abraham Fishgeld. a duct ribbon. 'ea toration' as nearly a complete sub- sion at Murray College. • welder for the Sullivan Drydock entered service yea stitute for the original job as was Dr. Aderhold is now TED ht. POTTS & Repair Corp of Brooklyn. N. J April 22. 1943. Mee possible. the University of -Fishgold was rehired after his dis- from • tac "No step-u0 or gain in prioiaty he is professor o charge from military service. Sev- where dra ean be fairly implied. Congress He is a writer of nt en months later, during a slack tion. protected the veteran against loss turer. and a distinguish* season, he was laid off for nine chi of ground or demotion on his re- At presee days while non-veterans higher on in education. turn. The provisions for the re- the planning ar the company's seniority list were directing storation without less of seniority epment of a cumprehensi in to his old petition or. to a positiCin program based on humi ten of like senierity mean no more." and rescalces. He is an Douglas emphaaized that a vet- ing authority on the des gra eran cannot by demoted under the_ of a functional school. me PFC. LE:iNARD PRITCHET1. act. CPL. J A NIE ALBERT RASP- In this conneclion. he v 22, son of Waved Pritchett. Dexter, thal -But the guarantee .against dis- BERRY. son ef Mrs. Gladys Rasp- the. workshop 1-,aBuildir was drafted in December. 1942. Maul. was drafted Oct. 27, pre does not on its face suggest B-Ivoir, Va., berry. charge School Programs on 0 After training at Ft. 1942, awl trained with a Tank Di- a preference to the he went 'overseas and was sta- the grant of a. Needs and Resources" Jut - vision at C",r.-p Gorier Ga. He n10 that which tioned in Alaska, Hawaii. and Sai- far efficiency ift .veteran over and above 15 inclusive, at Murray f to sea'ived medals pan. Pfc. Pritchett is married ing and ha.pshooting. was accorded by- the seniority' of is de Duncan and tank drat lege. The course the former Miaa Ruby Raspberry had three broth- ble position.'- -ha:a-Said Hughes Edward. Cply ,such acquaint teachers with t they have a son. ers. Hugh. Farley. and Billie Gene standing of communities • BILLIE GENE RASPBERRY. Raspberry, in service. • erc utilization of resources son of WS. CI Ays Raspberry. PFC. ROMMIE SIDNEY PUC- 1944. ry ARMS!" community needs. Haul. was drafted April 27, JAMES CASWELL 'LATTER= LEGS, KETT. 26. on of Mr:c Ntemie Puc- trained zt Great April 71, 1944. tutc iesenasare With the Nave he unterei s.:rvice kett. Alm°, was drafted June 30. Three brothe-s. Hugh. • reg in Lakes. Psi. v 1943. He served many months Farley, arid Jamas Ra perry were M.P His wife is FIRE CONTROLMAN 2-C LLOYD tiol N England as an in service. gon of Mr. Murray Rout the tarmer Miss Glaris Nelson. T. RATTF.RREE, JR., vie 4 • and Mrs. L. T. Ratterree, New • . RASPBERRY en- tan E The Inssiseff Slovens Co. T ERVIN V. L. Concord, was drafted inn, the Mr. and Mrs. Earl I PVC. J. B. POENER, 23. was Aug 15. 1942. iend D A_••••., a aka,1.•ara2 • • . - . I tered service Navy Mar. 17. 1943. He is mar- •rel 1910 0 drafted Dec. 28. 1942 He trained ,. 9766th Masu•sc tory - s .• ,family visited in Jones Ili served rrith Headquarter to the former Miss Carmen - 1K, N at Camp flenciletoii. Va.. Camp 1-1.• ried ace 540 P•.* Sunday. M. P '377 Tch. Service Unit. Gonzales of Tampa. White. at Morehead City, North a discharge Sept. 13, 1945. D V..., But- received • - Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Carolina, Ft. Story, Camp • try C.. and Dt D.x, N. C., then family were Sunday _dint ner, N. NORMAN Arnim: RAT utter- ocr he was shipped ou: July 1. 1944. Army April 28. 1942. Mr. and Mrs. Norbes ed the of After serving ig the European • cc* son. Theater for many" months he was F -d Is, the States and sta- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ha returns JONES BONELL REAVES. en- call CAPITOL tion d at Camp Shelby, Miss., Pfc. tered the A. my June 30. 1943. son were Sunday dinner Poyner wears the Combat Infan- p.rr Mr. and Mrs. Buy Hu tryman's Badge. _Good Conduct He SATURDAY and SUNDAY daughter. ribbon. and E TO. ribbon with sent three battle stars. Pfc. Poyner is SGT. J. W. REDD*.N was draft- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard the son of Mr. and Mrs- Bion ed Feb. 21. 1942 and served with and daughter and Mk Pwyner. Route 2. Co. "K" Hiatigairter.: 132nd In- ing WESTERN ACTION! America! TWICE THE Linville visited Mr. and • fantry and H -.t ten Pe re:elveri the Geed afterne Division. are FUN Linville Saturday Conduct ribbon. Asiatic-Pacific TWICE THE WESTERN the Mr and Mrs. George ribbon with two rtafs, the Philip- ccri ribbon with one thr daughter spent Satur pine liberat AND MELODY! and star and the Purple Heatt. an the the and Sunday with Mr. The Robin Hood of W. Salmon and sons. • do Range and Smiley\ Mr and Mrs Fred Ta REDDEN ent red ser- RALPH bat Buradte eqp I Sunday dinner guests. an. VIC(' Match 11. _1942 Mrs G. C Salmon and for Mrs D. B. Grubbs Sung Ge noon callers of the Salle SC 3-cr FLOYD A. PUGH. 23. was T C Smith was a drafted into the Navy May. 1944, . CHARLES " at Great Lakees. Ill., caller of Geo and trained aftern•aie and Salamons. Md. He went on STARRETT sB1 1lNEEY and farilly sea ciuty January. 1945. and served 0 Mr :.'nd Mrs Earl 9,,t aboard an LCI in the China Sta, i -, t ' TIII loft Ile. 1 bilk in the invasion Cacil Fitts, Mrs Odell and participated Okinawa Pugh is married to -end of children w..re week Mrs. Eleeta Lamb -Pugh and they pre! Mr and Mr- Almous have two children, Den and Nell.. of Mrs. qla&ys Raspberry. hazel, f0/4 He is the son of the late Mr. and was draft4d Dec. 21. 1942. and was .--,64 6/1#11/#6 son a Pugh. Covington. and stationed' n the Marshall Islands May Grubbs :1'nd : Mg., Audrey Mrs. was employed by Western Ken-. With fantry. Three brothers. Grogar. visited Mr. and tucky Stages befc re induction. Hugh L aid.' Jaime and Billie bra " liam Grubbs last week • Gene Raspberry, were tat aeeatee hoi ,VENGfAHCE was 4 E. PURDOM 4 • 1)°t BENJAMIN I Tose. Collins. Joht • INE IiAllSMEll drafted April 1941 1,,, ., ilAiliAN NEVIllE Starkey Futrell and Cst WI- ..r•s...55. tv1%-se aceenseau ,a'11 tart Peso . vale went fishing Monde aon, • Dre, • , RSf WANK - 01 • Suzanne Nix visited : PVT. EDISON HAYS noir- Mr few days this week cum, son of Wavel Pritchett.. an drafted in January, PLAYGROUND" and Glpseri Is \earth Dcext..r, was "DESERT Sally 1945. With the Infantry he trained Mt PLUS•. SCARLET HORSEMAN,,Chapter 4 !Sammons this week at Ft Sill. Olsla. Pvt. Pritchett • Mrs. Eva Farals. Dot had a brelthala Leonard Pritchett, Mu visited .Mrs. I in service.' • lot anne_Nag . • 1 TOT. IINROLD H. PRITCHETT NIMI1111111111111111111111I 1943. and lot entered .F. rt:;, Feb. 23. with a Detachment of Pa- Swift. I Ii' rc-s, IR4Inh SU. in Camp REDDEN, 33, his discharge Stcpi. CPL. THOMAS W. Tex i-ereatang :lin of Mr. and Mrs H A.. Red- PA 29 1943. • den. Route 2. was drafted in' Ft irk-, 1111 March, 1944, and train-ed at Cam -HARVEY. PRITy HETT w a Lee. Va. Going overseas in Persons Interested draftsci Jan. 21 1943. and s-irved her, 1944. he was stationed oh the Notice to da with Co etrth Engineer 'Avta- Akutian Islands 'with a Oirtirter- tioc. Battalion. He IA'.1 g diScharged martelt Division. Cp!. Redden is Ca Aug. 26. 1943. married to the forme/.piss Mabel Es • C. Cox- They have s'on, Pat 30 Popcorn! t•PI,. BYNUM'PUCKETT. .on of • Thomas. Growing R in M. A Puckett.'Sikratort. and 1,wroerly of this county, served on in the Aleutians and later was a th Company, Murray, Kentucky, is inter- patient itr Inc Fatrbafilts,• Alaska exiT. WINERY REDDEN, X Parker Seed hacpital. of Mr. :en+ Mrs, Fred Redden, fifteen)hundred (1,500) acres of pop- • Route 4. was drafted April. 22, GI ested in contracting cntered 1941. 'and went ov.rseas in Jan. E I.0 PUCitET7' RASP- A. PVT. HUGH DONALD uary. corn to be'grown during the 1946 growing season. -ervice May 21, 1943. BERRY. .-on of Mrs. Gla.lys Rasp- JP - • PVT. W. C. RAGSDXLE, son of Was with the Coast PVC- Mr. and Mrs. Golden R•gsdale. Gtrssrd to the Siauth Pacific. •Hilr C.M. 2-C 'AARON JONES Farlsy. James, for YELLOW popcorn: and the KEPT r ceived L-aining at Great Route 6. was dratted Feb. 10. 1942. had three brothers. Our contract will call cent to England after his and Eiliic Gene Raspberry, in ser- Lakes. He was discharged Nov. and Was To Be Centinneell Seed. We are in training in the States. vice. r planter must use No. 38,Purdue Hybrid 10. 1945. 144 -seed now. ki a position to furnish such ni from one-third (1-3) to Ca -Purdue Hybrid will produce tie one-half (1-2) More per acre than the old type seed pop- to corn. This seed should_produce corn of the value of Sev- enty Five ($75.60) Dollars to One Hundred ($100.00) 2-Usually thorough FIGHTS arty more cultiva- 3-Always economical Pt Dollars per acre; and does not require TB tion than ordinary-field corn.- "Vitt If interested in contracting to grow Some of this corn. MOBILE X-RAY MADE being UNIT BRINGS CHEST see us with in the next few days, as contracts are INSPECTION TO REMOTE - ROBERT LOWERY iaken now. - DISTRICTS. THE COMPACT X-RAY EQUIPMENT, ME A BARBARA !HUTTON CAN wII i.e... istn$Isib.r.ton DESIGNED BY GENERAL ELECTRIC, ihrnb•ti, 11,,on norr EXAMINE 60 PEOPLE'PER HOUR! PARKE? SEED CO.-- j 'POET AND PaEnAd SFANOXT" N vv PLUS: Murray, Kentucky GENERAL E3 ELECTRIC
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