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Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 10-25-1946 Fulton Daily Leader, October 25, 1946 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, October 25, 1946" (1946). Fulton Daily Leader. 488. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/488 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ea • 'vriirreia ' 14n,"Migritirrri— STANDARD PRDITITIO CO LOVUIVILI1 3, KY a FORECAST IT'S A BEAUTY! Tennessee and Kentucky: What? The new gord at Had Clearing and cooler preceded by lesion Motor Co. We sum a few showers in extreme east that you stop by for an inspec- portion early tonight Saturday tion as soon as possible—and "I L fair and cool. ask all about It. iiiiti eroultitiou oita4r In 011411110 XLY111 Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, Friday Evening, October 25,1946 Five Cents Per Copy :m da m- Station WENK Southern States Cooperative Nominees :ed Fulton Co. 441 Members \Fin More Tags To Attorney General's Office Is Ity In Three Firsts, Three Seconds At Opens Sunday Be Lifted--OPA of Analyzing Government Contract at U. C. Dream Of Local Industrial Products, District Contest In McCracken Radio Station COMPS Some Clothing Next With UMW As Strike Date Nears eir Adams, Burnett?' True; Service Told On Decontrol List oal Situation AERTC Celebrates Very seldom does a dream Washington, Oct. 25---(API— And Sams Are come true. Many industrial products as well Gen. Wainwright Is Discussed At Its Sixth Birthday Union City, Martin, Fulton as some clothing are next in Is Ky. Colonel Beat In Contests and Hickman have been hoping line for decontrol, Deputy Price Cabinet Meeting for the past 15 years that a .Chief C. Dean McNeal said to- 8 Fort Knox, Ky., Oct. 35--(AP) Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 25—(AP) COUNTIES THERE certain dream would come true day. TRUMAN WON'T TALK —The replacement training cen- —Gen Jonathan Wainwright has and now it is almost a reality. Asserting that a "master list" Fulton county 4-H boys and ter here is six years old today. added a new honor to his al- Washington, Oct. 25—tAP)— girls For on Sunday, October 27, these Ales. B. Void' Col. Slais* abort L. C. Caldwell of goods slated to be freed of won three first prises and Parties celebrating the oc- reeady sizable coiection. He's a The threatened coal crisis was four towns along with other tacky since it became part of ceiling tags already is on OPA three red ribbons yesterday at casion were held last night and When the 23rd annual two- Kentucky Colonel now. brought up at President 7'ru- towns in the area of Union City Southern States' territory in Boss Paul Porter's desk, McNeal the district 4-H Club achieve- two more are planned tonight. day membership meeting of General Wainwright was pre- mans cabinet meeting today Will oe able to tern their radio Southern 1544; L. C. Caldwell, of Ash- added to reporters: ment day program at the Mc- Today, the center is prepar- States Cooperative sented the honorary commission and Attorney General Clark dials to 1240 kilooseles and hear land, and Aleit B. Veecii, of "We hope to have It ready by ()retaken county courthouse, Pa- ing recruits for overseas oc- convenes at the Richmond,t4 by Gov. Simeon Willis when he later said his office is "analyz- Union City's new radio station headquarters October 31,- Taylorsville. All are well known November 1, but we may not cupation duty and for replace- called at the executive mansion ing" the government's contract WENK on the air. armers. complete the work then." Ralph Adams captured first ment jobs in forces here at three candidates from Ken- last night. The ceremony was with John L. Lewis's United "Giving our trade area the tucky will be up for Elections are being held this To a question whether it would place in the beef cattle division; home. During the war it poured election to celebrated in traditional Ken'- Mine Workers. best obtainable on the air from the year in three of the nine South- be issued before the election, Cecil Barnette won in the dairy- srmored might to U. 8. forces Cooperative's Boat -1 Sf Di- tucky colonel style with the Clark told reporters that the standpoint of entertainment, ern States election districts. A McNeal replied: sing division: and H. C. Sarno, all over the world. rectors tram election illetelet serving of mint juleps. he had not been asked to news and sports is the one big Board member also will be "There is no politics in this." while Jr., took first honors in the hog No. 9, which includes the entire The famous Army officer study the contract, "We al- desire of the operators of elected from district No. 1, Porter's deputy said small project. state. The nominees are incum- came here from Keeneland race ways analyze those things so WINK," state Mr. B. Cary member, Col. Blaine Southwest Virginia and South- radios, some linens and scores bent Board track at Lexington accompanied we will be ready if caned up- Adams had two heifer calves Cooper Rejects, Brummell, president. Short, of Carimbellsburg, the ern West Virginia, and No. 3, of other items have been put on by his aide, Capt. Morris Per- on." which brought $507 lo the Ful- Merchants, Southeast Virginia. the master list tentatively. He businessmen, civic first elected director from 'Ken- kins of Frankfort. The contract was negotiated ton district show and sale Sep- organizations, in added that large cabinet type individuals May after the government temtsr 5. They were fed ground the radios and such things as re- last Brown Upholds towns as well as professional seized the idle soft coal mines. corn, cotton seed meal, hay am' people have been frigerators, washing machines offering their Britain Oppose Red Plan Secretary of War Patterson pasturage. cooperation and encouragement U.S., and similar heavy goods may Henry Wallace said in response to questions Barnette has eight purebred personnel and repre- have to remain under ceilings Program to WENK merely that the coal situation Jersey cows and eight put:flared Demo sentatives. They want good en- for three months or longer. had been "mentioned' at the heifers. He has cleared more tertainment and they will be To Bar Discussiint Of The Veto Effective today, OPA removed Speaks .4gain 40-minute cabinet session. than $2,000 in 1946. Both boys Speakers Heard over price ceilings from these miscel- given good entertainment Later Clark was asked how have been 4-H members for nine New York, Oct. 25-1AP)—The solidarity to discuss the question laneoup Items it classed as this station since as much local "un- Addresses 10, 400 In much time was devoted to the years. In East State live talent as can be had will United States and Great Britain openly." important to living costa: . Vishinsky, Boyle' Los Angeles; Urges subject of coal. Barns, Fulton high school be on the programs from time clashed with Russia today over Anchei Y. Stepladders, optical goods, declar- He replied that about the on- senior, had winning entries in Thursday Night to time, owners say. a Soviet attempt to bar dines- deputy foreign minister, hand-wound phonographs, kits Democratic Victory in the veto ly discussion of the matter was district and s'ate 4-H hog The station has the affilia- sion of the veto question from ed that any change of electronic equipment sold for PRAISES SEN. BARKLEY N. charter Los Angeles, Oct. 25—(AP 1— that it Is in the hands of Sec- contests last year. tions of the Mutual Broadcast- the United Nations assembly. provisions of the U. assembly into record players, am- While making it clear that would be "a heavy blow" to the plifiers, Henry A. Wallace, in his first retary of Interior J. A. Krug Fulton countians winning red By The Associated Press ing System and the Dixie Net- microphones, loud speak- Senatorial nominee they were not committing theta- new world organization. ers and similar speech since Sept. 12—when an and Reconversion Director John ribbons at Paducah yesterday Republican work and also the leased wire devices; motors; John Sherman Coqper In an ad- selves. on the issue of whether In a brief statement before hand-operated address in Madison Square R. Steelman. were Ladatha Fuller, canning; service of the United Press which washing machi- dress last night at Flemingsburg the veto provisions of the chap- the 14-nation committee, the nes; non-electrical food Garden on the international Krug is now on a western Peggy Lusk, foods; and Ruth enables the listeners to hear chop- pledged his opposition to war- ter should be changed, the MO Soviet representative said: pers and juicers; lanterns, situation brought his retirement tour that is not scheduled to Jean Bondurant, clothing. the very latest news of the min- from the cabinet— asserted last time controls and regulations in ute throughout the day and big wet/tern powers MAMMA "Soviet Russia will reserve its mantle lamps and hurricane end until Nov. 6, the day after Those registered from Fulton night that "The forces of reac- peacetime in even-l— of his night, since the station will be that the assembly must not be right to express its opinion more lamps that use oil, kerosene or election.