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Fulton Daily Leader, April 22, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 4-22-1947 Fulton Daily Leader, April 22, 1947 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, April 22, 1947" (1947). Fulton Daily Leader. 643. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/643 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]. V, r Paar V. 1917 The Weather Kentroky — Fair tonight. slightly cooler in East portion. kT? Wednesday increasing cloudiness ER this and warmer followed by Owners T CKY PRES In West Portion. -ASSOCIATION • Weeder. Ifillatou . Ne e'er. aillp ireat4r thee. Nam exit Volume XLVIII Associated Press Leased Wire any meek. Fulton, Ketsisseby, Tuesday Evening, .4pril 22, 1917 mews ar 6`)P.eists Per Copy No. 106 Ice aware fortified) vaunt)... Homemakers In Happy Over Steel l'act Tfro Planes Collide JAILED FOR SLAYING I Mame. I •,41 • Golf Lessons Phil Ardery eta= ISnyder Urges Area Meeting At Columbus, Ga.; For Students To Head Vets 9 Thought Dead Senate To Kill 500 Farm Luther Front Columbus. (ii April 22 -1,P1 A Delta Airlines plune collided Are Announced Eight Purchase Counties For Waterfield with a reconverted Army basic Convene at Murray State it trainer In landing here today Tax Cut Bill Free Instruction ppointment (if and at least nine persons were Murray—Approvimately 500 believed dead in the crash. Greek Aid litite Will Be Offered persons from eight counties at- Frankfort Man Attaches at Muscogee Vrport tended the 14th annual Purchase said no bodies had been recover- Corning Today: By Country Club district meeting of Homemakers Made Monday ed from either plane. boai of at Murray State college Monday. which were burning at 11:15 Passage 1.41.1.1.1 HUGHES IS TEACHER Among the speakers were Mrs. IS WORLD WAR II -VET a. in. W, E. Nichols, Lexington. presi- The special plane carried seven TAVF HITS PAY HIKE In an effort to ,provide sport dent of the Kentucky Federa- Philip P. Ardery, Frankfort, officials of Delta Airlines on an and recreation for the high tlon of Homemakers, and Mrs. will be chairman of the veterans' inspection trip. Washington. April 22 -1.4'1— Secretary of the school students of Fulton and Myrtle Labbitt, Detroit. Wo- division of Harry Lee Water- Treasury Sny- men's editor of Radio Station field's campaign for Demo- der, renewing the Truman ad. surrounding vicinity, officials of the CKLW. credo nomination ministration's opposition to tax the Fulton Country Club have for governor. Mrs. Charles Moss, Hickman Uniform Auto reduction at this time, asked announced a summer sports The announcement was made county, was elected district stir- the Senate today to kill the la- program aimed at teaching and yesterday by Waterfield through actor, succeeding Mrs. P. A. conic tax cut voted by the promoting golf and tennis among he: headquarters in the Seelbach Jones, La Center. Mrs. Hans- Law For State these students Hotel, Louisville. ford Doran. Calloway county, it alternative he suggest- A of golf instruc- series free was chosen secretary. HedoMICIsteta'.tigress, with help from the tion will be given to all interest- Ardery, an attorney, is a vet- Counties represented at the eran of World War II. He was Recommended Treasury. review the entire tax ed high school students, with system "In meeting were Calloway, Ballard, second in a field of nine candid- Anthony Papa, 11-year-old vet- anticipation of later clubs, balls and instruction pro- tax reductions." 'aided without charge Carlisle, Hickman. Fulton, Mc- ates for the party nomination Would Reduce eran dishonorably discharged This in- Snyder's stand. backing up Cracken, 0 nd Trigg. for the United elates Senate last from both the Army struction will be of the highest and Navy, President Truman's repeated type, and Others on the program in- year. Deaths, Wrecks, will begin with the removes his shoes in Nassau declarations that taxes should fundamentals gripping cluded Dr. Ralph H. Woods, of the In accepting the appointment, county Jail. Mineola. N. Y., after not be cut now, was similar to club and continue through president of Murray college; the Committee on Ardery said he predicted the Says he was arrested and charged that he took when the bill was the proper swing and on to Rev. 8. C. McKee, Murray; Mrs. Democratic primary this year David I. McDonald (left). vier president of the United Steel- with first degree murder In the before the House. actual play. Instruction will be H. R. Titsworth, Ballard county; SUGGESTS would develop along "clear-cut workers and Philip Murray. CIO NEW CODE slaying of six-year-old He argued before the Senate given by Dick Hughes, now an Miss Mary Alva Ellizton, Carlisle and Steelworkers president, Rosemary issues." He expressed belief that smile happily Finance Committee that under employee the county; Mrs. Noah William.s, in Pittsburgh after announcing a two-year pact Frankfort, Ky.. April 22—stle Fusco. The child was found Pt of Illinois Cen- Waterfield was on "the right present conditions taxes don't tral Railroad Company working Graves county: Mrs. Morgan with the U. 8. Steel Corp. The agreement provides for wage in- —Adoption by Kentucky cities her home in Mineola late Satur- side of those issues." impose an excessive hardship on out Fulton, Dreldeon, Fulton county; Mrs. creases of sllgthly more than 13 rents hourly with of a uniform traffic ordinance, day night with her throat of but formerly for a wage re- slash- the American people and that 15 years H. M. Spahr, Graves county; He said veterans throughout opening clause after one designed to reduce slaughter ed golf professional for year. from ear to ear. with "inflationary pressures" the Bunker Hill.. Country Mrs. 0. T. Myers. McCracken the state with whom he had • • • • • • • • and wreckage on the roads, is Club • still existing there is good rea- in Chicago, Later, county; Miss Rac.hael Rowland, talked realize the need for vigi- recommended in a report to the Ill. when the son for maintaining high taxes. tennis courts at the Country Murray, and Miss Myrtle Wel- lance against "pressure groups." governor's Committee on High- CIO—U. The President emphasised his Club are completed, don, Lextngton. With that in mind, he said he S. Steel Corp. Will Sign way Safety. State P-TA free in- stand yesterday In an address struction will be provided and many others believe Water- The report charged that ignor- for before the annual luncheon of tennis by expert players field would be the best repre- ance of the laws Is a major rea- of this the Associated Press in New vicinity. sentative "of the whole people, Pact Assuring Peace son for Kentucky's high traffic- Hears Williams May, Garssons Two Years York. saying tax cuts will be and as such the best represen- casualty rate, but it partially At the completion of instruc- proper only when "we are tative of Pittsburgh. April 22-4a:1—Top of doubt excused the ignorance because over tion, and when students have Trial Will Open veterans." concerntng the things Superintendent Outlines the hump of inflation." officials of the CIO-United that labor and industry can do, of the many differences among had an opportunity to become Before the committee is the Steelworkers and the U. S. Steel Independent of government ins traffic rules enforced by cities. Plan For Emilio.," Of .fully familiar with the games, In Capital Today House-approved bill to cut in- Corp. today will put their sign- tervention. to preserve decent, If the model ordinance were &Incur in Kentucky a special high school members- Demo Women come taxes, effective as of last atures to a new pact which peaceful and honorable rels- adopted, the report explained, ship in the club will be available Washington, April 22—.4'i— Covington. Ky. January 1. from 10 to 30 percent Union President Philip Murray tions," the white-haired labor a citizen of Ashland driving April 22--14P; — at a charge of $7.50 for the entire Andrew Jackson May, former To Back Clements; A call for an with the greatest decrease going declared "assures peace in the leader told a press conference in Paducah would meet the same expansion of edu- year. This offer will be good only Democratic Congressman from cation to taxpayers with incomes un- industry for two years." following the policy traffic rules which Ashland was heard by delegates to for bona fide high school stu- Kentucky, goes on trial with President committee der $1,000 yearly. Protests The signing will climax more meeting. would have, and the Middles- the 27th annual convention of Any savings. dents and 1947 graduates. three co-defendants, today he said, should than three months of negotla- boro citizens telvitii through the Kentucky Congress of Par- be applied to the In order to extend this pro- charged with conspiracy to de- Louisville, Ky., April 22-1.41— With its major task of signing federal Uons and will make official the iCovington could not claim ignor- ents and Teachers here last debt. gram to the largest number of fraud the government. The Third District Democratic "Rig Steel" completed, the CIO's Several agreement pgroviding a $1-per- ance of what Covington requir- night. GOP members of the high school students possible. The others are: Women's Club was on record biggest union turned to the job committee day increase for 140.000 employes ed ni the way of traffic safety."' John Fred Williams.
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