Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 262, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1934 — Page 16

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M’NUTT EDICT FACES DEFEAT DY DEMOCRATS Governor to Get First Loss in State Committee on Proposed Rule. Governor Paul V. McNutt's domination of the Democratic state committee since R. Earl Peters ‘•resigned" met with its first reversal today when the committee rejected certain rule changes proposed last month. June 12 was announced as the state convention date, and Dr. Carleton B. McCullough. state chairman, empowered to select a committee to make ad arrangements. Proposed rule changes were sent out by the McNutt appointed secretary. Keith Johns, of the state committee just before the meeting last month. Action was delayed and they were not railroaded through as originally planned. Today the plan to remove county, district or state chairmen for “disloyalty to the party or any of its nominees or regularly elected officials,’’ was dropped This was particularly designed with the McNutt-Peters scrap in mind. During the latter's chairmanship of the state committee, the Claypool headquarters became a clearing house of complaint against the Governor s administration. The two-thirds rule for removal of chairmen on grounds of "neglect of duty or failure to comply with rules.” probably was adopted. Other changes in the proposed new rules were rejection of the plan to combine the Lake county and district chairmanship and changing from a mandatory to optional plan of electing city chairmen on call of the county chairman. U. S. REVENUE PASSES $2,000,000,000 MARK Income Tax Collections Boost Treasury Figures, Records Shows. B;t I ivtnl Pn g* WASHINGTON. March 13—A sharp rise in income tax collections, with the approach of the March 15 deadline, has carried the government's total revenue for the fiscal year to date to above the $2,000,000,000 mark, treasury figures showed today. COL. COOK IS SPEAKER World War Ace to Address City Engineering Society. Colonel H. Weir Cook. World war ace and aviation authority, will discuss “Developments in Commercial Aviation” at the luncheon of the Indianapolis Engineering Society Thursday in the Board of Trade building. Secretary Paul E. Middleton will be in charge of the program. President J. Ray Monaghan will preside.

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ANNUAL MINSTREL TO BE GIVEN AT CHURCH Program Will Be Under Direction of Bob Shank. Bob Shank. Hoosier airport president, will be master of ceremonies at the Speedway Boulevard M. E church third annual minstrel, to be

given at the Woodrow Wilson School 75. Friday night, at 8. Those taking part in the program will be the Rev. Jasper Cox, Blake Wilson. A1 Schwartz, Ray Cauble, George W Hurt. Guy Loftus.Don Lynch, Charles Hites. Harold Lynch and Luther Tomlin. Johnnie Sweet and his

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DEAN WILL STAND TRIAL ON APRIL 9 Alleged Trigger Man Faces Charge of Murder. Edward (Foggy> Dean, alleged trigger man in the machine gun slaying of Indianapolis police sergeant Lester Jones last year, will •NIGHT RELIEVES COLDS WITHOUT "DOSING"

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[face trial on a murder charge April ! 9 before Judge Frank P. Baker in ! criminal court. The trial date was set yesterday by Judge Baker. The police officer was shot to death when he led his squad in in- ; vestigation of a holdup at the People's Motor Coach Company garage several months ago. A submarine boat invented by a German is propelled by fins like a fish’s.

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BEAGLE TRIALS LISTED Field Events to Be Held Sunday by Central Club. The Central Indiana Beagle Club will hold field trials Sunday at Camp Short. At a recent meeting members dis--1 cussed the possibility of presenting a bill to the next legislature which would protect the state’s diminishi ing rabbit supply.

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.MARCH 13, 1934