Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-05-25 | Page 6

V 6A Zile (Salt alce irritante Sunday May 25 1947 Long Lines Leaders Vote To Affiliate With CIO Mother Bitten 8 Attacked in CITY' Dahlia Pattern MASS BURIAL SET JUNE IN TEXAS or! I HOUSTON Tex May 24 (A— June 8 has been set as the date for the mass burial of the unidentified dead of the Texas City front of 340000 NEW YORK May 24 CIF)—The independent telephone workers weakened somewhat during the recent strike was jolted anew Saturday as leaders of the key long lines union voted to join the CI O of nation-wid- e disaster which occurred April 161 IL Victor Landig of Houston chairman of the funeral committee said he believed that by June 8 no more than 60 bodies would remain unidentified The un-- ! Identified bodies now total 95 A site for a memorial cemetery northwest of Texas City Is being er Widow Rakes Thiselry' iii New Orleans tt LOS ANGELES May 24 (UP) —Mrs Violet Eunice Asher 43 bleeding and bitten was found gasping Saturday in a ditch near Norwalk and the arrival of a motorist saved her from being the American Union vice presvictim in the "Black Dahlia" a sixth and Workers Telephone LIFE IN THE U S sex murder pattern ident of the Independent National Federation of Telephone Workers HenryAlfred Hampton 39 conannounced the decision of AUTW struction worker of North Long officials to quit the NFTW and Beach was held in the case on aMliate with the C I 0 and said sought suspicion of rape of it was an immediate result the Because of similarity of circum"membership reaction following stances Hampton was questioned strike" by Long Beach officers in connecAct On Experience tion with the mutilation death of Mrs Laura F: Trelstad 37 who "We believe that as a result of was found strangled in Long Beach our experience in the recent CMCPAGO May 24 (UP)--T- he May 12 Moran said "we can't constrike" trouble with New Orleans ia that tinue to exist as an isolated group Admits Meeting the women are out of order and and remain isolated from other the men are out of ardor" Mrs segments of organized labor" Hampton admitted meeting Mrs Asher Friday night in a Long Nene B Stull of Elyria O said The A UT W membership must C affiliation Saturday CINCINNATI May 24 (UP)— Beach tavern but denied going plan ratify the I 0 with her later Thats why the next meeting of The move was quickly assailed An attractive society matron Mn outMrs Asher North Long Beach the Widows and Widowers club by Joseph Beirne president of the Emily Randolph was found dead mother of a boy was will be held in Chicago where both N F T W as "foolhardy" and not here Saturday in the front seat in a critical condition in General Pex es are romantic she said Mrs "conducive to the best interests of of a car parked in the garage of did not Stull is the founder and president telephone workers" her home with two notes left on a hospital Her condition be conto her immediately permit cf the club The National Federation of Tele- near-b- y stepladder fronted by Hampton Nlra Stull was going to hold phone Workers is composed of 49 One of the notes addressed to Officers said she admitted leavunions the meeting in New Orleans but her husband industrialist John ing a tavern with a man Teeth investi-gatinmind her after changed Randolph read "Dear John hon- marks were on her thighs offiPolnts to Convention its possibilities estly it doesn't mean I didn't love cers reported and flesh there also the out that Beirne pointed "People down that way don't you—I just loved Cookie more" It had been torn apparently by someconvention national have the right attitude" she said NFTW at its was signed "EM" one's disfingers 'The women drink and gamble and last November had voted to Coroner Herbert P said the When she was first found Mrs 'don't seem to think at all about solve the organization and establish other note found in Lyle an envelope Asher was detained on a drunk home-makiAnd the men seem a new central union for telephone addressed to "Werk Cook" read charge but was removed to Gent h I Communication "Darling don't forget I said all poohe-- out from business and workers I eral hospital when her condition America of Workers don't time for take work They just love you forever and I did was observed would courted been has The NFTW courtship All my love always EM" Robert Smith a motorist no"I think the tropical climates by both the C I 0 and the A ticed were Beneath note her in the ditch of the lonely the the figdoes something to their personali- but had turned down offers to ures near Norwalk was no road There known with either affiliate more lassitude than ties bers "If it hadn't been for you getfor the numbers explanation unanimous the In announcing love And that's not good man known as Werk Cook Is ting here Just then he would have "The age of chivalry has passed vote of the AUTW executive a ACincinnati figure A killed me" Mrs Asher gasped for them They're strictly in the board recommending C I 0 affilia- bachelor in his society 30s late he is con- concerning her assailant Moran members union's to the tion age of chiselry" said the telephone strikers had been nected with several prominent CinSpots License forced to appeal to both the C I 0 cinnati families Fuld Clue to Girl Smith !spotted the license numMrs Randolph the daughter of and A IL for financial and legal car he saw parked near a ber of late BCNINGTON Vt May 24 aid In the the utilities C magI said Kentucky the 0 strike and first clue to the fate Was chosen because "it offers the nate Polk Laffoon apparently died the woman He told deputies the e (IIP)—The of Paula Welden was found on greatest opportunity for the tele- from carbon monoxide poisoning car drove away when he stopped The license numBald mountain Saturday Search- phone workers" The coroner said the ignition of the to investigate ers picked up a pair of blue jean car was turned on but the gasoline ber however aided police in aptrousers similar to those worn by tank was nearly empty and the prehending Hampton at his home Mrs Trelstad art attractive motor had stopped the Bennington college The two notes were written in a matron who was found dead May student when she vanished more bold hand on elaborate stationery 12 alter she wanted to go dancing than six months ago bearing a coat of arms police said on Mother's day was killed and ay The society woman mutilated a few hours after she us RAILS was the mother of two children had picked up an acquaintance in Beach tavern 'HUNTINGTON W Va May ST LOUIS May 24 (A—Press- She was a director of the Associa- a Long recalled the unsolved death Her of tion Junior and active 21 LP—Robert R Young chair Leagues men returned to work late Saturmutilation murder of Elizabeth In the better housing league man of the board of the Chesaon union from their orders day short 22 the "Black Dahlia" walkout peake and Ohio railway charged officers after a five-howhose nude bisected body was railroads of the that of all Saturday that publication prevented in a vacant lot Jan Wins Air nation have been brought to of Saturday's editions of the Again spreadeagled Trophy was the first of murder 15 Her such a plight that troop transport30000 but all about and WASHINGTON May 24 (UP— a series of sex murders in Los Anevent Star-TimIn -would the collapse copies of the Maj Alexander P de Seversky of another war A union official said the press- flier aviation engineer and expo- geles county men objected to publication of a1 nent of strategic air power has telegram to them from their been awarded the international 1940 The only other Americans president George L trophy of the International League who have won it are Charles A Opposes Wage Demand International The newspapers refused to of Aviators for 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