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Fulton Daily Leader, November 29, 1946 Fulton Daily Leader Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 11-29-1946 Fulton Daily Leader, November 29, 1946 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, November 29, 1946" (1946). Fulton Daily Leader. 517. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/517 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]. ot '44 The Weather SOME SUBSCRIBER 5. To the Daily Leader will own FORECAST: a new Ford after Dec. 21, 1946 any Kentucky—Fair and some- Interested? Stop at Huddleston been what colder tonight; Saturday Mater Co., or the Leader office this fair with rising temperature. ration tabtr her details. Egg EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1946 • Volume XL VII Associated Press Leased Wire Fulton, Kentucky, I RIDAY Five Cents Per Copy No. 284 W K Y B,Paducah New Fulton Had A Music Prof State's Waterfield For Now is On Air At Murray State Chain Quiet Holiday Lewis Is Ordered To Trial On Contempt Charge; . • New Radio Station Will Most Remained At Home Governor Move Re On Air Sunrise To Conies Frinn USSR Store Tax Is For Thanksgiving Meal; Judge Goldsborough Denies Mine Leader's Sunset At See On Dial Others Hunted, Visited Plea Murray, Ky.—Pictured is Prof. I 111 r Radio station WK,YB, owned Roman Prydatwevyteh, violin in- Most residents of Fulton and Is Inaugurated and operated by the Paducah structor recently appointed in nvalidated nearby communities enjoyed a For Dismissal, Saying Norris Act Not Applicable e,• Sun-Democrat, went on the air the music department at Mur- quiet Thanksgiving holiday at r• • Democratic Party this week with 1,000 watts pow- ray State College Appeals Court home yesterday. Practically all Federal Judge Holds His Court Has - er on a frequency of 800 kilo- Mr. Prydatkevytch has concer- business houses were closed for Diptheria At Leaders Meet In cycles. The new Paducah station Rules Against the day. Right To Enjoin Labor Union From e • operates from local sunrise to The traditional Thanksgiving Peak In State 1940 Tax Bill foods, though a bit higher pric- Paducah Tuesday sunset, and is affiliated with the Seven-Year High Point Acting Contrary To Good Of Public ed, were more plentiful this year Mutual Broadcasting System. Reported By Kentucky A movement to boom Harry Fisnkfort, Ky., Nov. 29—(AP) than in the previous three or Washington, Nov. 29—AP)— the r • Board Of Health Today public and the union itself." Lee Waterfield, Clinton and Ful- All male members of WKYB's —Kentucky's chain store tax lour years. Restaurants and gro- Federal Judge T. Alan Golds- Lewis and his United Mine • ton publisher and speaker of staff except one saw overseas which brings in approximately ceries were well-stocked with Louisville, Ky., Nov. 29—(AP) borough ordered John L. Lewis Workers contended that the • the state House of Representa- service during World War II, all $150,000 annually was invalidat- turkeys, chickens, ducks, ham —Diphtheria is at a seven-year to trial on contempt charges to- NorriE-La Guardia Act. curbing • tives, for governor of Kentucky staff members save one are na- ed by the Court of Appeals today. iknd other holiday delicacies. peak in Kentucky, Dr. Fred W. day and upheld the court's right the use of restraining orders and • • tives of Kentucky and all but The commonwealth's highest • was launched at an informal Local observance of Thanks- Caudill of the State Board of to enjoin a walkout in the soft injunctions in labor disputes, ' meeting of 53 Democratic lead- two are from Paducah and its tribunal had previously knocked Health reported here today. coal mines despite Federal An- nullified Goldsborough's re- • out a 1934 chain store tax, and giving began with the commun- • ers of the 14 counties of the immediate area. ity worship service Wednesday The Director of Epidemilogy ti-Injunctions Laws. straining order of Nov. 18 and First District at Paducah Tues- the one acted upon today *as Overruling Lewis' motion for • Paxton, Sr.. Sun- evening at the Cumberland said the state's incidence of dip- was grounds for dismissal of the day night. Edwin J. passed in 1940. The state revenue dismissal of the contempt action • Democrat publisher, pioneered Presbyterian Church hterhia is the worst since 1939 whole contempt of conrt action, • department estimated that re- with an brought by the Government, sayhig itLewis Senator Henry Ward of radio in West Kentucky when he While a majority of Fulton epidemic in Daviess had the right to U.S State fund or retention in the state Goldsborough declared: ignore Paducah, who served as chair- put radio station WIAR on the folk remained at home for a County (Owensboro) and Fa- treasury of around $1,000,000 yette County (Lexin:toni -The Norris-La Guardia Act Government man at the dinner meeting, said air at Paducah in 1922. VYKYB hearty dinner and a lazy after- hard attorneys on the hinged on today's building. hit. did not and does not apply, and other hand that enthusiastic support for Is being managed by his son, E- noon yesterday, several hunters contended the law the court has the same rights as did not apply where the Waterfield was voiced by Dem- 1. Paxton, Jr., who returned Gen- The 1934 act was designated a were out to try their luck and a Govern- "Needless suffering and death it had prior to passage of the ment itself was ocratic representatives of all 14 eral MacArt.hur's "Voice of revenue measure and after that number of football fans saw acting as opera- are occurring because we do not Norris-La Guardia Act." tor of the 3.300 soft counties. Freedom" radio program to the failed to stand the court test, the Thanksgiving rivalries renewed. coal mines have the personnel to adminis- Goldsborough said his court seized during another air when the American forces 1940 general Assembly deolgnat- Attracting the largest number crippling that the meeting ter immunization," declared Dr. had the right to enjoin "A Labor strike last spring. lie added reconquered the Philippines in ed the new one as being passed from here was the Mayfield-Pa- sponsored by members of Caudill. Union which was about to do Ends was 1944 and under the state's police powers. ducah game at Mayfield, which Argument the_state legislature of this dis- 1945. Uzed in several American cities So far this year, 471 cases of something against the good of Goldsborough's C. 0 (Preacher) Sims, veter- the Tilghman Tornado wo.) 14-0. ruling cut as a means of sounding out and has received favorable re- The preamble to the 1940 act diptheria have occurred in Ken- short trict an radio engineer and a member Fulton and South Fulton a\ day and half of argu- sentiment regarding the gov- views from many of the larger set out it was designed to pre- tucky, compared with 377 in the ment by of the Paducah city commission, schools remained closed today, attorneys for Lewis that race next year and to newspapers. serve individually owned stores same period last year and 471 Company Stores the ernor's is WKYB's technical chief, and and will re-open for their regu- court lacked authority to re- entertain whether united sup- The professor was born near and to curb monopolies "in the cases in all of 1945. Barn Livingston, for 20 years lar schedule Monday morning, strain the UMW from terminat- rt can be achieved for Water- Crocow, Poland of Ukranian par- interest of the general welfare." At Elkhorn Pits ing its the Paducah December 2, Daviess county h•s reported government contract. field in this district. sports editor of ents, and while still a boy his The tax is on a sliding scale, Evening Sun and of the Sun- 141 cases, most of them since Reported This notice by Lewis was follow- parents returned to what is now ranging from $25 a year for Closed ed by a walkout of 400.000 min- "Because the hotel was able Democrat, is commercial man- Sept. 1, with seven deaths. Fa- the Soviet Ukraine and he receiv- each of two to five units operat- ers. arrange a dinner for only a ager and sports director. Neil yette has reported 41 cases. Whitesburg. Ky., Nov. 29-(API to ed his early education there. ed in a chain up to $200 per Mexico Opens "The court limited number, we were able to McIntyre, who worked with Pax- Dr. Caudill said the disease is Some stores ovmed by coal repeats," Golds- Coming to the United States store for all over 250 in a chain. borough said. "that this Invite only a few from each ton, Jr., on the Voice of Free- on the increase throughout the firms operating in the Rich Elk- preceed- in December, 1923, the new Cortes Casket ing was or the sole county, and it is understood, of dom, is program director. nation but that the gain in Ken- horn field surrounding this piarpose of I teacher studied composition and Suit filed in 1942 by 30 chain Government Authorities maintaining the status course, that they were speaking Miss Marcia Richardson is di- tucky is greater than the Slat- eastern Kentucky community quo in orchestration with Seth Bing- demanded refund of $266,000 And Historians Believe this dispute." for themselves, but what they rector of women's affairs for the tonal increase because of lack of were reported to be closing their ham at Curtis Institute of Mus- paid by them up to that time as Remains Are Authentic Before handing down reported indicated that there station, which also enjoys the Immunization in this state.
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