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The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1952 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 5-14-1952 The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1952 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, May 14, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 986. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/986 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 The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • • 4 • 11.11i1g1.1b, --. , In ra- cussion_ • - . Seketed As Best 1U1 Round Kentucky Conwnunity Newspaper for 1947 1t Lynn - Why Not Weather "N SCS Meet _ N Kentucky - considerablo Society of Chris- Do All cloudiness and warmer 'o- the Lynn Grove night and Thursday with ch had its regular Your Shopping scattered showers and pos- solluck dinner sod sbily thunderstorms 'Thursday In Murray and over west portion; low delicious meal a tonight around 60. n was held with as leader. As it was ie title of the dis- 'amily Relations.' . - ann W3F in charge YOPS PROGIIESSIVE HOME NEWS- [ Jruted Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF Murray, Ky., Wednesday Afternoon, May 14, 1952 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 1 A CENTURY Vol. XXIII; No. 115 . naird, commissioner snt of Motor Trave- the Distinguished rid the A:r Medal, leaf Clusters. ior the China-Burma- ming World War II. EN 11,5 CALLED ON ..CARPET BY CLARK Quick c't* p Expected On 41-CLARK VISITS KOREA TRUCE NEGOTIATIONSBASE Concessions Given PW's 4 Soon & Peard Being Around Steel Issue klefore High-Court Used As Communist Propaganda By United Press ticularly the steel workers union. By United Press Pentagon brass is miffed over pickup, there MURRAY The Supreme Court is ex ! The union lawyer appealed to Two American Generals were I the wording of the agreements can heat the pected to make a quick decision the court for fast action on the called on the carpet for nearly an I more than anything else And goes down so — in the steel case. ground that the steel werkers- hour today to explain their roles there are strong hints in both By quick it is meant a deciston under the present setup-are sus- in last week's Koje prison camp Washington and Tokyo that. ths.y Retiee the generals involved in before the cburt recesses tor the taining great damages by inability mutiny, will not be honored. the Koje Island disgrace are on summer the beeinning of next to get higher wages or to strike. Brigadier Gene:als Francis Dodd' For one thing. Colson promised the carpet before General_Clark month. That, would be fas; action The attorney told the court the and Charles Cola-in flew to Tokyo to end what he called the "forci- today. for the court on so weighty a sub- present situation leavec the union at the urgent summons of General ble screening" of Communist priso- ject as the constitutional powers in the hopeless position of having Mark Clark. It is believed the ners-something which the UN has Which reminds us of the fact of the president. no one to bargain with. or w allied far east commander denied it ever used. For mother matter that no how high up You A court attache believes it pos- It doesn't • know whether the asked Dodd how he happened to thing, Colson promiseJ thf y would get in the Army there is always sible that a decision may come in seizure is legal and the eover a- let the prisoners capture him-- be treated "humanely" in the fu- sometteidY,ehie _higher. the next Feek or two. But that in ment is the empluyer or whether and that he asked Colson why he ture-thus implying their treat- any event ,Iiie-C-Ourt- RreTSPOO 1'1'2' Seizure is' Mega', and- the co made embarrassiog concessions to ment so far has not been humane. Whether it, clay. it. cream or of the case before it quits for the ponies are the ones to do business Reds.. _gain Dodelle release, Colson also admitted there have strawberries, it always s..ems !o summer, even delaying its tenta- with. Dodd was commander of the beep whaLhe called 'instances of get all .over the house. tively scheduled recesr to do so. The unibn • lewyet• carefully riotous prison camp off Korea un- bloodshed" in tha Koje camp. The As of todey. the court was aiming avoided arguing before the court til six days ago -when he was Eighth Army doesn't kpow what Lass night it v.'as strawberries. for a June 2nd adjournment date: the constitutional issues involved. yanked inside a coppouad and he meant by thie-unliss it was a xi at the sense- Everybody wanted to he.p can A quick decision will jibe with He said that is for the court to de- made prisoner. Colson, who took reference to the two recert priso- it holds the all- them and did the wishes of all concerned, par- cide and it doesu't matter to 'the over the command, was fired from ner riots in which 9i ptisoners, so long it yisterday after getting the vith 31.03 milt% - b union whichaay eces. Reds including an American soldier. Whoa the job was_comp.ated. it as there is a clear-cut. quick de-. to free Dtidd by making several were killed H.1.611621m5"*1/ Ietei-B;Hieelrfb- • written agreements that have both :dully equipped ir All of -this is playing into the help was help or not. inm Lee— - Per if the ineheary wins, ssed the hands of the Communist prcpagan- s many custont lawyer said the union immediately Ainericarihigia Comm erWS.-1/51r-TIFtI teare-MPft Caps littered the floor from one will try to make- a deal with the charged today that the UN has Just take five end of the house to the other, and Dies companies. whic h. apparently "openly admitted" the inhumane squashed strawberries adorned the Tuesday would revive the threat of a strike. treatment- of Itre..111.133tu4kIa_g- the POW's. i-.cluding . - ----ftewer.-toblese sine union mance, too! - ILline_goyernment wins, the New Approach forcible screening. Finis M. Lee. are 77. passed will try to make a deaThrilir The UN had a good answer to We were reminded of the old .away Tuesday at six p. m. at his Sam without the threat of i strike. thaT7140.--an answer-11Tr•fted GEN. MARK MIK (right) la greeted tiy chieftains of his supreme UN command on visit to Munium, Korea, adage of "stitch one drop two" or home in Hardin. His neath was at- There had been some speculation nored. Vice Admiral C. Turner UN truce negotiations base. From left are Vice Adm, C. Turner kw Q. Matthew Ridgway, who turns Is Taken On something to that affect only in tributed to complications follow- that the court might IFFtle a Joy, the'lop allied negotiator', of- Over the supreme command to Clark. Ind Gen. James A. Van 1 (/itternational Radiophoto) this case it was cap one eat two. ing a four months illness. quickie decision and came throueh fered again to let the Reds take • 'The deceased is survived by his with its opinions later. Supreme part in a joint screening of the The berries will make good pre- wife. Mrs. Lela Lee. Hardin; two Court Justice Jackson, speaking to: Oil Problem prisoners and see for themselves serves and jelly if there ate any Ions. Curl Lee of Detroit. Mich.. himself, argued agaieet such a just how many P.DW's want to go INS asststas left to make preserves and jelly Rev. Leslie Lee of procedure. In v arninte the union Buddy Poppies Army Worms Funeral For - back to Communism after a truce. and Murray: By United Press With. !XI:41C4 a 441C31301A 11312 quick- According to one sister. Mrs. vergie Trimble of Mot to The wage stabilization board is the UN 100-thous- Paducah: brother. Leonard ly. Jackson said the opinions In and of the 170-thausand der) one taking a new approach to thie-oil prisoners More earth moving on the were as important as -• and civilian • North Lee of Paducah; five grandchild- such a case To Be Sold flit County W.A. Finney dispute. internees tt holds have side of town .Bulldozer decisions. refused working dren. the Yesterday. uneethusisstic repre- to go beck. The enemy, at the clinic and one chances are there will be its part, ORS working at Mr. Lee was a member of the The sentatives of 75 oil companies and maintains that all the big lot on North Fourth more than one opinion issued, and Army worms are invading CaIlo prisoners should street. Union Ridge Methodist Church in Is Today 22 striking unions met with board be re-tuned, in possibly even more than two, ex- Saturday way Couny according to S V. line with the Geneva Marshall County where funeral officials in Washington at the re- rules of warwar-- ts Parking lot at the plaining why in-lividual justices_ Foy. county azent .The worms are fare. clinic and services will be conducted Thurs- quest of the boa•d. Chairman N3- service station on North groups of justices, voted a apbarently more plentiful in the This is the issue Fourth. day at two p. m. with Rev Eurie or Thirty-one years ago the Vet- Funeral services for W. A. than Feinsinger aad indicated that that ha3 brought particUlar way.
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