Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 312, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1934 — Page 10

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CANDIDATES ARE NOMINATED IN ASSEMBLY RACE Official Count Still Is Awaited in Many Counties. With official tabulations on Tuesdays primaries still uncertain, legislative candidates throughout the state assured of nomination are: Senate Adams-Blackford-Wells Thurman Gottschalk <D>, Atwood Buckmaster R•. Allen—Martin J. Cleary (D>. Lee J. Hartzell <R*. Bartholomew-Decatur - FranklinUnion—Hubert E. Wickens <D), Ernest S. Clark <R>. Benton-Tippecanoe—M E. Sherry fDi. I. Floyd Garrott <Ri. Boone-llamilton-Tipton James Parr 'Dt. Perry Johnson <R>. Crawford-Floyd-Harrison William B. Janes ‘D, Frank H. Self < R. Daviess-Knox—William P. Dennigan (D>, Norman F. Arterburn (R>. Dearbom-Jennings-Ripley —William Fitzgerald <D>, Edward Luke (R). Dubois-Perry-Spencer Floyd Hemmer <D>, James A. Laird fR>. Gibson-Pike —Perry Inman <D), Maurice Miller <R. Grant—Edward Hays 'D), Oren Felton (R). Haneock-Henry-Madison Walter S. Chambers <D>, Walter Farrell <RL Huntington-Whitley —R. Frank Raber (D>, Lawrence E. Carlson (R). Jasper-Newton-Porter-Pulaski Fill Brown <R>. Jay-Randolph —W. F. Schenk (D), Richard James <R). Jefferson - Ohio - Switzerland Claude Mcßride <Di, Sampel W. Isler (R). Montgomery-Putnam—Earl Berry (D). G. Bruce Lane (R>. Lawrence-Martin-Orange—Guy C. Hanna (D>. William E. Jenner (R*. St. Joseph—Walter Arnold <D>, Ralph H. Jernegan <R>. Wayne—Thollie Druley <D>, Albert Ferris <R>. House Adams-Wells—Von Eichorn (D). Amos Burkhalter <R. Allen—Edward J. Braun <D>; James O. Ballou <R>; Andrew Fuelling (D>; Alton L. Bloom (R; Allen C. Lomont. (Dr, Lucius Somers *R>. Allen-Whitley—Alfred H. Randall (D); Orvin A. Dellinger <RI. Bartholomew—Hardin S. Linke (D); Otto Hughes <R>. Benton-White—Fred Dahling fD; Glen Slenker <R>. Blackford-Grant Byron Radabaugh (D>; Guy Mahorney (Rt. Boone—Leroy Smith (D>; Perry M. Barker <R>. Brown-Jackson—James R. Thompson (Dl. Carroll-Cass —Roy Wickersham (D>; B. B. Mayhill <R>. Clay—Herman Bucholz (D>; Elmer Winklepleck <R>. Crawford-Harrison Jessie O. Flock <D>; John W. Frakes (RY. Daviess—Frank E. Dougherty (DY; Kenner K. Dilley (R>. Decatur-Jennings—George C. Ale (D>; Harry Stearns (RY. Dekalb—John W. Mertz <D); Harry M. Shull (R>. , Dubois-Martin —Arthur C. Norhogg (D>: Charles A. Nolan (RL Elkhart—J. Clayton Hughes (DY; Guy W. Dausman (RY; Lloyd J. Martin (D>; Republican undecided Fayette-Franklin—Harry M. Riedman <D>: William L. Chambers <RY. Floyd—H. Scott Pickens (D>; Carl Thromarshaus (R>. Fountain—Orrie S. Clark (D); James J. Harrison <R). Fulton-Pulaski —Lee Shafer YD); Irving J. Mathews <R>. Gibson —William H. Lee (D); Elmer W. Johnson (R>. Grant—l. Emory Carter (D); Wayne Tucker <R>. Greene—Edward H. Stein (D); William H. Baker <R>. Hamilton—Fred Rodenbeck (DY; Justin Roberts (RY. Hancoek-Madison Harry G. Strickland tD; Glenn A. Pritchard (Ry. Hendricks —Murat Keeney (DY; Chester V. Barker <R>. Henry—Ernest L. Darby (DY; H. H. Evans <RY. Henrv-Rush —.Jesse Brooks (DY; Fied Doddard iR. Howar d-Tipton Bennett H. Rockey (D>. W. W. Dragoo (RY. Huntington—Lloyd Griffith <DY. Edmund W. Day <R'. Jasper-Newton—W. C. Babcock (R>. Jefferson-Scott—Otis G. Reed (D, Charles R. Johnson <Ry. Knox-Pike—John N. Dyer (DY. Samuel L. Marsee <R>. Kosciusko —Roy T. Merkle <DY, Hobart A. Creighton (R>. Lagrange-Steuben Morris W. Hanson <DL James A. Moody (R). Lawrence—Homer Ragsdale (DY. E. Y. Guernsey (RY. Laporte—Martin Krueger (DY, Henry Kraft <R'. Laporte-Stark—Lawrence Cannon (DL Don J. Henry (R*. Marshall—R. C. Stephens (DY, M. R. Robinson (RY. Miami —George W. Wolf <DY. Walter J. Bixler tR'. Monroe —Frank Regester tD), Q. Austin East (R. Morgan—H. R. Willian (D), Hayes H. Dutton (RY. Noble—Theodore Spurgeon <DY. John D. Shemerhorn (RY. Orange-Washington—M. U. Johnson (DY. Frank Mil‘is (RY. Owen-Putnam—William E. Treadway (DY, Ella G. Fordice iR>. Randolph—Clarence A. Washier (D'. J. Blair Mills <RY. Ripley-Switzerland William A. Gutzwiiler <D>, Leslie L. Konkle (RYSt. Joseph Julius Altfield (D>. Civde J. Jordan <R>. L. P. McGirr (D>. Stanley S. Gilbert (RY. Nicholas A. Muszer (D>. George C. Matthews (R>. Sullivan—Dan O. Gettinger (D>. Joe W. Loudermilk (R. Tippecanoe—Robert J. Mohlman (D>. W. H. Sanders (RY. Tippecanoe-Warren —Burn Grubb <D>. Otto Newman <R. Union-Wayne Earl Crawford (D'. B. F. Harris (R. Vermillion -Paul B. Sturm <D>, John D. Todd <R>. Wabash—Lewis Urschel (D, Paul Brembeck (R *. Wayne Wilfred Jessup (D), James M. Knapp tRi.

WINS DRAWING PRIZE

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Rudv Makela First prize in the architectural drawing division and third in the mechanical drawing division of the Purdue roundup went to Rudy Makela. junior at Shortridge high school. Young Makela is a pupil of Gordon O. Johnson, Shortridge mechanical drawing teacher. NEGRO FOUND STABBED Victim Taken to City Hospital in Serious Condition. Clovis Weathers, 30, a Negro of 2735 Columbia avenue, was found stabbed over the heart, lying in a field near Douglas Park and Thirtieth street yesterday. He was taken to city hospital in serious condition. His wife, Mrs. Hazel Weathers, told police that Weathers had been stabbed in an argument with another Negro.

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JORDAN READY FOR TONIGHT'S CONCERT FETE Symphony and Choir to Feature Second of Festival Events. The complete program for the gala concert at 8; 15 tonight of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory in Caleb Mills hall has been announced by Max T. Krone, general chairman of the May Music Festival of which the concert is a unit. The conservatory symphony and choir will be featured on tonight's program. Miss Elma Igelman, soprano. will sing, and a special piano trio will play. The program follows: i. Concerto in C for three pianos Johann Seba-tian Bach Allearo non troppo. adacio. allegro Earle Howe Jones. Lucille Lockman Wagner. James Q. Thrasher: orchestral parts on fourth piano, Donald C. Gilley. 11. Dancer of Dreams ... Clarence Loomis Conservatory Choir. Two songs of Stephen Foster— Beautiful Dreamer arr. R. B. Wt.zeerald De Camptown Races arr. G. B. Nevin America XI Clarence Loomis Conservatory Choir. —lntermission--111. Suite “From the Western World'' Dvorak Allegro, larghetto. scherzo, finale, allegro Conservatory Orchestra. “Care Compagne" .. Bellini Recitative and Aria from “La Sonnambula.” Polonaise from the opera “Buzene Onegin Tschaikowsky Conservatory Orchestra. 40.000 Teachers Hired About 40,600 teachers are getting employment in teaching illiterates, under the government’s emergency program.

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