Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 114, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1934 — Page 27

SEPT. 21, 1934.

CRAWFORD RAPS ROBINSON FOR AAA CRITICISM

Attacks Are Resented by All State Farmers, Speaker Says. By Timri fiprritll TIPTON. Ind . Arthur R Robinson* attack* on the AAA and his ridicule of farm relief have coat him the entire confederated farm vote In Indiana. Earl Crawford, speaker of the house of representatives, said here last night. The senator might have thought he was attacking bureaucrats or some other of his favorite hobgoblins. when he tore his hair about the AAA and the men running It," Mr Crawford said. “However, he has learned that hft was ridiculing the nonpartisan farm federation leaders of th® country and slapping their own child, the instrumentality for real farm relief that President Roosevelt put into the farmers' hands for the farmers to run.” Minton, Kern to Talk Sherman Minton. Democratic nominee for United States senator, and Judge John W. Kern, Demorrtaie candidate for mayor of Indianapolis. will be principal speakers at a rally at 8 tonight in the Walker casino. 603 Indiana avenue, sponsored by the One and Five Club and the Marion County Colored Women’s Democratic Club. Other speakers will be Dr. Theodore Cable, nominee for city councilman; F. B. Richardson Jr., state legislature nominee; Criminal Judge Frank p. Baker and Sheriff Charles Buck> Sumner. F. B. Ransom. One and Five Club president, will preside. Five Parties File Indiana voters will have a wide variety of issues, both left and right, from which to choose this fall with five parties already filed and the Communist party circulating a petition for sufficient names to have the party on the ballot. • Forrest Wallace. Veedersburg, is the Socialist candidate for United Btates senator, according to the list filed today. Candidates from Indianapolis of the Socialist party are Edward Henry, secretary of state; Mrs. Ruth Robson, auditor of state, and Charles R. Rogers and William H. Tice, appellate court judges, first district. The Democratic, Republican. Prohibition and National parties have filed previously. SINCLAIR WINS AID OF CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS Party Leaders Give Support to Former Socialist. By I nit' 4 Prt SACRAMENTO. Cal., Sept. 21. California's official Democracy stood behind Upton Sinclair, former Socialist, today as the November election campaign disclosed a situation unique in the state's history. Sinclair became united with such regular party leaders as United State® Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, State Committee Chairman Maurice Harrison and George Creel, the defeated governorship candidate. A platform which comprised Sinclairs EPIC program and the New Deal was rushed through the convention so fast that anti-Sinclair forces were unable to halt the progress of the “steam roller.”

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Undaunted by his plane disaster at sea in 1932. Stanley F. Hausner. Detroit PolLsh-American flyer, is ready, as shown here at Detroit airport, to start again on a nonstop hop to Warsaw. Hausner, forced down on his previous attempt, floated on his plane for eight days before being rescued off the Portugal coast.

BROTHER-IN-LAW OF POLICEMAN IS SUICIDE Raymond Crane Takes Own Life at Home of Relative. Raymond Crane broke into the home of his brother-in-law, police Sergeant Harry Schley, 1017 Reisner street, and committed suicide by inhaling gas. Dr. W. E. Arbuckle coroner, investigated and pronounced the death a suicide. Sergeant Schley is vacationing in Florida. Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Paul McDulT. 1302 Euclid avenue. Plymouth sedan. 95-224. from Pennsylvania and Maryland streets. T P Koriepeter. 252 Bakemever street, Ford sedan 109-344. from Washington street and Virginia avenue. Dr James B Stalker. 3067 North Delaware street. Dodge sedan. 111-926, from 43 West Thirtieth street. M. Leventhal 7157 Central avenue. Buick sedan. M-855. from In front of 2157 CentraC avenue.. Sam Tvner, 30 West Twenty-fourth street. La Salle coupe. 85-919. from Vermont and Meridian streets. Harry Nugent. 153 South Tenth street. Beech Grove. Graham-Patge sedan. 116900. from Beech Grove Ivan Scotton. 3519 Balsam avenue. Chevrolet coupe. 95-311. from in front of 3519 Balsam avenue F M Adams. 3055 North Meridian street. Plvmouth convertible coupe. 608218. from in front of 3055 North Meridian street. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: I. C Strohm. 2330 Carrollton avenue. Plvmouth coupe, found at Thirty-fourth and Northern streets. Grover Cassidy. 2530 South East street. Chevrolet sedan, found at Michigan street and Warman avenue. Dale Mvers. 3167 Kenwood avenue, Ford coach, found in front of 211 North East street. R Neff. 1635 East Kelly street, Nash coupe, found in a ditch on the Southport road, one mile east of Southport. Ind Wilson Service Company. 3815 College avenue. Ford coach found two miles south of Glenns Valiev, stripped of five wheels, five tires, batterv. head light and metal tire cover. Buick coupe. W-6017. District of Columbia. found at 3900 English avenue.

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