Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 209, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1935 — Page 9

JAN. 10, 1935

LEGION PARLEY TO DRAW CHILD BUREAULEADER Katharine Lenroot to Speak at Session Here on Friday, Feb. 1. Miss Katharine F. Lenroot, chief of 'he United Stated Childrens Bureau. will lead the list of nationally prominent persons who will participa'e in the American Legion child welfare conference here Feb. 1 and 2. Legion officials from Indiana, Illir. . lowa, Kanr-as. Kentucky. Mich- .. n, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, fv.rth Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota. :,d Wisconsin will attend. Beryl p Johnson of Topeka. Kan., Legion i,;fa chairman, will preside. Mrs. O r orge W. Prichard of Onawana, I, . the auxiliary’s chairman. Gov. Paul V. McNutt, Judge Wilbur M. Ai ? er, Denver, Col.; John D. Crowley, Cambridge, Mass.; Mrs. Ralph C. Risch, Milwaukee; and Jacob K* po( , Chicago, president of - [are League of America, will be among the speakers. The first session of the conference will be held in the Riley Room of the ciaypooh Friday. Feb. 1, with Frank R. Kossa. Indiana department commander of the Legion, welcoming the dele-gates. Gov. McNutt will speak on public welfare in Indiana . nd Mr. Kepecs will speak on the child's place in the social security plan. Friday , Pernoon’s session will be opened by Judge Alter. Mr-s Lenroot will be the chief speaker at the dinner Friday night, Feb. 1. National Adjutant Frank E. Samuel also will speak. Wayne Coy, Indiana Emergency Relief Administration director, will r:-en the Saturday luncheon session, o her speakers then will include L izabeth Munro Clarke. Indian..pr.ii,'. Orphans' Home director. Other conference speakers will be Thomas McConnell. Fowler, Ind., Federal Housing Administration assistant director; Judge Don F. Stiver. Goshen, and Dr. Charles Schott. Illinois Legion department welfare chairman.

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Albany, and Lee E Shafer, Royal Center. Rep. Edward H. Stein. Bloomfield, was elected Speaker of the House. Senate caucus selections included: Norman Gordon, Indianapolis, secretary; Bernard O'Neill, South Bend, assistant secretary; George Evelo, Terre Haute, postmaster, and John Huff, Auburn, principal doorkeeper. Patronage committee selections included Harry Templeton, Indianapolis, reading clerk; Miss Elsie Lord. Kewanna, journal clerk; Fred Johnson, Indianapolis, bookkeeper, Mrs. Frank Schmoe, Indianapolis, minute clerk; Carl Bernhart, North Vernon, assistant postmaster; Ellis Henrv, Connersville. Calendar clerk; Ed Miller, Ft. Wayne, assistant doorkeeper; Abe Taylor, Clinton, engrossing clerk, and Miss Ruth Morlan. Rockville, indorsing clerk. House caucus selections include

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Rep. Lenhardt E. Bauer, Terre Haute, caucus chairman; Rep. Frank G. Thompson. Bluffton. floor leader; Edward Beggs, Indianapolis, chief clerk; Miss Bertha Higgins, Danville, assistant clerk, and Edward Hoffman, Fontanet, principal doorkeeper. House patronage committee selections: Ralph Hitch. Indianapolis, calendar clerk; Miss Bessie Wicoff, Indianapolis, minute clerk; Raleigh Burke, Indianapolis, postmaster;; Delph E. McKesson, Plymouth, enrolling and engrossing clerk. Ernest W. Owen. Boonville, reading clerk; William Radeliffe. Linton, file clerk; Ralph Wilson, Winamac. roll clerk; Ben napolis. assistant roll clerk; Verne Ferguson, Roekport, assistant postmaster; A. B. Anderson. Peru, indorsing clerk: L. C. McGannon, Evansville, asistant doorkeeper, and Miss Nina Little, Garrett, registryclerk.

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shot was fired through a Dedham jail window. Murton Millen, leader of the bank bandits who terrorized suburban cities and towns and is under death sentence for the machme-gun slaying of a patrolman during a Needham bank raid, threw a fistfull of pepper into jail guard's face and made a dash for freedom. William Mata's cries brought another guard, Henry Farrington, and they succeeded in overpowering the desperate Murton.

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