Southern France Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 28, 1945, Nice, Provence Alpes Cote d�?TAzur Saturday july 28, 1945the stars and stripes Ickes insists p release of Soldier miners Washington july 27 Ansy a fuel administrator Harold i. Ickes predicting an even Graver Domestic Coal shortage said yesterday he still expects to get 80,000 Minera from the army de salts acting Secretary of War Robert a Patterson a refusal to release them. He said he is counting on Quot common sense Quot to bring about a change in the army policy and added Quot i assume there is always a willingness in the government to change ones mind in the Public interest. Ickes parried questions about it report that president Truman intends to accept his resignation within six weeks he said he had not decided whether to ask the president to act on the resignation. He offered after president Roosevelt a death. �?�1 am getting tired of All these Post Mort Ems or rather Anta mor terns Quot he observed. Ickes who said recently this nation must ship six million tons of Coal to Europe to prevent anarchy this Winter urged an american Coal administrator be appointed for the continent. prison regime a oks on Euleil july 87 ams a a new administration assumed temporary control of Southern Michigan prison yesterday less than two hours after seven top prison officials were suspended on charges of permitting gambling immorality and domination by Quot big shot Quot criminals within the Walls the shakeup was disclosed at Lansing by the Michigan corrections commission. Garrett Heyns state corrections director replaced Veteran Warden Harry h. Jackson. Other suspended officials besides Jackson were Deputy Warden George i. Francis assistant Deputy Warden d. Q. Pettit chief inspector Walter l. Wilson director of classification h. Charles Watson director of Athl Eusi Richard Riley and accountant of inmate funds Joseph Poirier a 1918 Haro he la 1a draft Yew Houston Texas july 27 an/8 a sgt. William wild Bill Fei Gie 47-year-old Marine and most decorated hero of the first world War was free on a 1000-Dollar Bond today after pleading guilty to Federal charges of assisting a civilian to Dodge the draft. Sgt. Flegle who won More medals than famed sgt. Alvin Yocic in the first world War was charged with altering induction station clerical records to allow a Jesmor of a draftee. Sgt Thomas o Redwyne 20, of Little Rock also pleaded guilty to the heir few and vow a taxed on a 2,000-Dollar Bond the draftee go year old Albertw it Charpiot of Houston paid Feligia and Redwine 28 dollars each to Quot Fig Quot his rejection the government charges meat ration to army out Washington july v ams a Secretary of agricultural Clinton Anderson acting upon army recommendations reduced the portion of the beef which federally inspected Slaughter ers must set aside for the armed services. Effective july 2d, the army s portion of army styled beef will to reduced from 26 to 20 percent and of Utility Eanner and Cutter grades from 68 to 86 percent of the production of such Slaughter Era. Gertrude Lawrence Home Sam Francisco july 87 Fame a Gertrude Lawrence has come Back Home after travelling some 25,000 Miles in Paeifica War wanes since april. Detroit july 27 ans a two new postwar automobiles one a Low priced car to be called the Kaiser and the second a medium priced car to be called the Frazer will be produced by a now corporation formed by Henry a Kaiser West coast industrialist and the Oraham Paige corp. Joseph w. Fraser head of Gra Ham Paige and Kaiser will head the new company it will be known As the Kaiser Frazer corp. The Kaiser car will be produced on the West coast and the Frazer in Detroit. Engineering surveys for the new ears have been made and plans Call for manufacture and delivery of the Kaiser Early next year. Captain cleared in beating Case Lincoln neb., july 27 anal a capt. Stanley t. Jones of Utica. N. Y., was acquitted of All charges of permitting mistreatment and beating of guardhouse prisoners at the Lincoln army air Field while he was police and prison officer in 1943-44. The court martial ended abruptly when maj. Franklin Warren of Tulsa okla., who defended Jones rested his Case suddenly without placing a witness on the stand. The prosecution had charged that Jonas tenure Quot club Happy Quot guards were permitted to abuse prisoners without reprimand and without investigation. Maj. Edward Bynum of Oklahoma City who prosecuted had introduced 20 witnesses to substantiate the charges. . Ends curb on Eto films Washington july 27 a up future american films will be sent to european countries without supervision or censorship by the government the office of War ilk formation end the department of Commerce announced today. An own spokesman said the Agency was now controlling Only those pictures shown in the Netherlands Bulgaria and Hungary. A forget my phone pro Man growls Washington july 37 ans a the Justice department distributed the following announcement today a a Charles Malcolmson has resigned his position As director of Public relations of the department of Justice. With a deep growl he requests All editors and correspondents to remove his Home phone number from the lists of persons to be awakened in the Middle of the auth Tab Carole Landis tucks divorce papers Inte bar graving Las vegas nov a she Wen a dmm a Thomas a. Welles a married in London in plans to wed theatrical Horace Schmidlapp in York next month. Kaiser enters new car Field makes Azelborn of self Batavia assets born 28, took two Girt hitchhikers to their destination yesterday and at the end of the trip asked Quot Don t you think the ride was Worth a kiss. He did t bother waiting for an answer but or Tbs Bof the nearest one and kissed her the girls took a dim View of a this and had him hailed to for Jiw Tice Arthur Hoover the kiss Cost Asselberg 213 dollars in fines and costs. Bilbo tackles Marcantonio Washington Gen. Theodore a Bilbo a miss nettled to cause Reo. Vito Marcantonio Al by demanded an apology for a letter Bilbo wrote miss Josephine Piccolo of Brooklyn ., addressing her As Quot my dear Dago Quot retorted that mar Antenio was a Quot political Mongrel Quot from Quot tin soaked Quot communistic sections of new York Marcantonio accused Bilbo of Quot sproling out Rase hatred on the floor of Uto Senate a news from Home Plans building four blocks Square a a a a a a a a ,1 a new York plans for a 15,0<x>,q00-Dollar, four Block Soure 13-Story building the largest multiple Industrial Structure in the world were announced today by the Tishman realty construction co. Construction will Start within a year on a plot in downtown Manhattan near the Holland Tunnel. The building will contain a 30-foot-wide Highway three quarters of a mile Long reaching the top floor by an easy Grade negotiable by Large trailer trucks. Loading platforms will be on each floor of. I a a hey by Abbot a pianissimo Baltimore Bud Abbot and Lou costello feuding screen and radio comedians Shook bands for the Benefit of photographers yesterday but did not speak to each other. They arrived in Baltimore in separate Railroad coaches and Rode to their hotel the same one in separate ears. The comedians spent an awkward half hour at the Railroad station posing for pictures and ducking questions. Newsmen said they avoided talking to each other. The two were in touching distance of each other Only Long enough for a picture. When asked if they would shake hand for photographers costello said Quot yes sure Quot and Abbott merely shrugged and posed. A. A / a .7 a 7 # it love comes in the roof Groton Conn. A Romance which thrives in strange places hit a Peak when Celia Alice Bergeron 35-year-old spar and it Wil Liam Mccartney 24, a Navy flier of Toledo Ohio were married in sacred heart Church Here Mccartney a plane crashed through the roof of Celia a Home Here last Qto Ber Celia a father unwittingly played cupid by inviting the flier to it housewarming after repairs were completed. Mccartney came so proposed. Miner keep sweetheart s body three months Leoville 57-year-old Miner kept the body of his sweetheart in his tiny Shack for almost three months after she died and then in grief took his own life authorities in this ghost mining town disclosed. The badly decomposed body of once Beautiful mrs. Annette Peterson 37, wife of a respectable Leadville businessman was found in a bed in the wooden Shack. In a chair facing the bed a Bullet wound through his Skull was the body of Ivar Johnson. Mrs. Peterson once the Belle of Leadville had been missing from her Home since last december. City marshal Carl Youngstrom said Johnson left a note Quot you will find Annette in the dining room. She died april 25. I done to want to Uve. I will find a Way it s it Beautiful Christmas in Chicago of in ago yesterday was Christmas for 25 combat veterans whose overseas service had kept them from observing the Day at Home during the peat one or More Holiday seasons. Although the City sheltered on the Street below american broadcasting company a breakfast club threw a party for the vets and distributed Presente heaped at the beat of a 20-foot tree. Rubber delaying War end Patterson Washington july 27 ans a acting Secretary of War Robert a Patterson said yesterday that b29 raids pm Japan would be Quot reduced within a matter of Days Quot if air plane worker strikes in Chicago and new Jersey continue. Patterson was referring to the struck plants of the Dodge Plant of Chrysler corp. In Chicago which halted production wednesday of 039 engines and four Wright aeronautical plants in Paterson a j., manufacturers of super fort Parte and Navy dive bombers. Thiess the 48000 strikers return to work at once Patterson Bald it will Quot mean an unnecessary prolongation of the the 10,000 Law Oil strikers in Chicago voted to continue their strike which Union officials said was the outcome of 13,000 unsettled grievances. The company charged that the underlying cause of the strike was dissension and factionalism. In response to Patterson s statement Robert Wright president of the Chicago local asked for a Quot personal Telegram from Patterson telling both parties to the dispute to negotiate grievances and said then Quot it will be possible that the people will immediately return to Var output cut3.5 billions Washington july 27 ans a june War production cutbacks totalled 3,478,492,000 dollars necessitating an immediate Layoff of 34, 228 workers in 385 plants the War production Board announced. Altogether they affected 160,000 workers of whom �16,139 will be Laid off in the third Quarter of this year 6,046 in fourth Quarter and the remainder in the first of next year ammunition production was affected most heavily. The june cutbacks increased to 16,300,000000 dollars the total for the first six months of 1945. 5.f. Conference precaution told san Francisco. July 27 ans a details of the extraordinary Security precautions taken during the recent United nations conference were disclosed today. Anti aircraft guns radar stations patrol and fighting planes huge searchlights and hundreds of military policemen made a solid protective ring around san Francisco. Machine Guys were on Many roofs and there were batteries of eight 90mm. Guns in nearby Parka Sheds no. 3 whore four mod in Flash flood Cavo in four persons died in the collapse of this building at Philips tour n.j., when its supports wars washed away by it Flash need that cascaded through the Lehigh Valley Early this month after a two hour Cloud burst the flood levelled a Girt scout mess Hall near Phillipsburg but 200 girls were rescued
