Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1936 — Page 5
ON CANDIDATES
Springer, Townsend Both ‘Dry’ Personally, York Points - Out.
BY ARCH 'STEINEL The Indiana Anti-Saloon League has not decided officially just who to support for Governor in the November election, Supt. L. E. York said today. Mr, York said reports have reached him that both M. Clifford
Townsend, Democrat, and Raymond |
8. Springer, Republican, are “drys” personally. With this draw verdict, the league chief hinted the organization, is in a quandry. The league is interested intensely in the gubernatorial election, Mr. York said, and also in the January meeting, of the General Assembly, when the league is to open its drive for a local option law in Indiana.
‘Big Stick’ Opposed
“We don’t want a Governor who will wield the ‘big stick’ on the Legislature and attempt to frustrate local option,” Mr. York said. “At least not one like Gov. McNutt. The only local option that Indiana has is the State Alcoholic Beverages Commission named by Gov. McNutt,” he said. The Anti-Saloon League is to open ifs drive for local option in September when league members interview candidates for state Representative on the two major party tickets. . Mr. York charged that liquor licenses were granted in Indiana in somes cases despite overwHelming protests. “Seventy-five per cent. of the voters in North Manchester petitioned the present beverages commission to prevent the granting of the licenses but the licenses were issued,” Mr. York said. Mr. York criticised a recent radio address by Gov. McNutt in which the Governor is purported to have said “something must be done to curb the drunken driver.” “It was only a short time ago when he declared that ‘Indiana really has a temperance program,’ ” Mr. York said. Mr. York and Indiana field men of the organization are to meet with superintendents from other states at Lake Winona Aug. 25 and 26.
Mr. York said methods of cam-|
paigning for local option in the variaus states would be discussed at
the sessions.
THREE KILLED WHEN _ ARMY PLANE FALLS
By United Press LANGLEY FIELD, Va. Aug. 14— An Army officer and two enlisted men were killed when a V-10 bombing plane caught fire and crashed 60 miles southeast of Richmond, today.
The Langley Field Army air base, |
where the men were stationed, said those killed were:
Lieut. Willis 8. Marvin, Riverside, Rik
Cal. Private John ‘Maher, port, Pa. Private J. E. Crittenden, Richmond, Va. Norbert G. Flynn, McDuffy, Ohio, radio operator, jumped in a parachute and landed in a Hes, ‘suffering only a cut lip.
LEAGUE TO DISCUSS BETTER HOME RULE
Legislation to improve the status of home rule in cities and towns of Indiana is to feature the discussions at the annual convention of the Indiana Municipal League when it meets Oct. 15, 16 and 17 in South Bend, Mayor. Vincent Youckey, Crown Point, league secretary, said today. “The league represents 65 per cent of the population of the state and we intend to-go before the next Legislature with a well-defined program for improved home rule,” he added.
ORPHANS TO ATTEND
McKees-
BROAD RIPPLE OUTING |
Free amusement park rides, free lunch, milk and ice cream, are to be provided for children of Indianapolis orphans’ homes next Wednesday when they are to be guests of the Indianapolis Milk Council and Broad Ripple Park. C. W. Hunt, secretary-manager of the local dairymen'’s association, said 250 youngsters from the Inis Orphans’ Home, General
WORKMAN 1S INJURED BY ELECTRIC SHOCK
Michael Royce, 40, aves. 40, of 711 E. 21st-|
dition at City Hospital today where
he was treated for shock and severe |
burns on his hands. _- Royce was burned when he climbed on top of a work train and
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