Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1936 — Page 17

STATE INCREASE IN LEGISLATURE

77 Are Elected to House; | Advantage in Senate Now 38 to 12.

The Democrats consolidated their | p.ajorities in both houses of the Indiana General Assembly, unofficial

results of Tuesday's election showed |

today. In the House of Representatives, where all 100 segts were up for con- | test, the Democrats élected 77, an increase of 12 seats over the num-

ber they held at the last session. Twenty-six of the 50 Senate seats were up for contest, and the Deniocrast scored 23 victories, returns showed. By counting holdover members, the Democrats have a 38 to 12 majority in the upper house. Newly elected members to the General Assembly include:

SENATE Alisa H. Randall (D): Brown-Green-Mon Oscar H. Cravens Di; Carroll-Clinton- White. William WwW. th (Dj; Cass-Fulton. Arthur L. Deniston (D): Clay-Parke William H. Rupert (D): Dekalb-Steuben-Lagrange, Larry Brandon {D);: Delaware, Matker Sunderiand (Dy. khart, Walter Beardsley (R): Fay-ette-Rush- Shelb Alden llison (Dr: Foun-tain-Vermilion-Warren, ta Seeger (Di: Hendricks-Morgan-Owen, Howard V. Johnson (R);: Howard-Miami, Frank m (D1: Jackson -Scott- oWashlujgton Joseph M. Robert (D) Johnson-Marjon, John ht Webb (DI. {fusko-Wabsih, Guy D. Post D :

Sta alter Vermilion (D): alter Arnold

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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES Adams wep rank G. Thompson (D): J. Braun ms

Arthur J. Smiisy (Dj): Charles F. Lens

lenker: Biackford- Grant. Bg Radabaugh D Leroy Smith Browg~Jackson, J. Ralph Thomp-

Garroi-cuss. Bert B. Mayhill (R): Cass. . Hopper (D): Clark. Claude L. oF, is a Samuel M Baumgarten Vv. t Jr. (D): , Flock (D): : Dearborn-

A. Stearns (R); Delaobert Skiniyson Haghes iD): . Clayton Hughes * (R): Fayette-Pranklin, (D); Floyd, H. Scott H. Warnick (D): Fulton- . Capper Jr. (D); Grant, H Stel

(R); (D); a p s sz (D); Huntington, Lloyd E. ).

Helstand Jefferson-

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Jasper. Newton; Howard R. ; Jay, Taney Ferguson (D); , Dr. George E. nny (D); JohnsonHarry Hill _(D); Knox, . he Ballard (D); Knox-Pike, Samuel Hugh Dillin (D): Kosciusko, Hobart Creighton (R): LaGrange-Steuben, James A. Moody { Lake, omas W. Callahan .(D); Martin J. Downey (D), Russell H. Gavit (D}), Joseph Klein (D), John E. Roszowski ({D); Lake-Porter, Balthasar Hoffman (D). LmPorte, Martin T. Krueger (D); La-Porte-Starke, J. Earl McCurdy (D): Lawyence, Elam Y. Guernsey. (R): Madison, liam J. Black (D) y: anda Harry Muller : Marion, Ollie A. Bach (D), Edward , Barry (D), Adolph a. Emhardt (D), Charley Lutz (D), James McCaslin (D), Lawrence C. Miller (D), Hess Robbins (D), Ernest C. Ropkey (D), Marshall A. Talley (D), Herbert C. Wadsworth (D) and Edward C. Wakelam (D). woe W. Kitch (D); Miami, Ge W. Wolf (D); Montgomery, Merle F Coons (R): Morgan, Oscar G. Couch 1R): oble, Theodore urgeon Owen-Putnam, William E res Orange- Washington, (Df; Parke-Spencer, Posey-Vanderburgh- -Warrick, SHilbons ({D); Randolph, Charles H. Leayell (R). Ri pley-Switzerland, William P._ Castner (8): st h Irving QGarnitz (D), John B. 'W. Himschoot (D): (D): Sullivan, Dan _Tippecanoe- Warren, + Tippecanoe, Joseph Union-Wayne, Benjamin t* Yanderbure, Winfleld K. D Baul D.

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P es M. Knapp (R).

LEGION ANNOUNCES WEEK'S ACTIVITIES

Armistice Day and dedication of the Roberts School for Handicapped Children dental clinic are to be highlights of next week's American Legion activities-here. Post and auxiliary -units are to attend dedicatdry rites at the Roberts school next Thursday. MunicIpal Judge Wilfred Bradshaw, District Legion commander, is to speak. Armistice Day activities ' include a parade, luncheon in the Hotel Antlers, and a Legion drum corps dance in the Hooster Athletic Club.

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* Dr. Clyde E. Wildman, De Patiw University president, is to addréss the Indianapolis Council lof Women ‘at a meeting Tuesday at the william H. Block Co. auditorium. Dr. Wildman's subject is to be “By-Products of a College Education.”

WIFE OF JUDGE-ELECT DIES IN MARTINSVILLE

Times Special. | MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 6.— Relatives today were completing | funeral arrangements for Mrs. Omar | O’'Harrow, 57, wife of the judge- | elect of the Morgan Circuit Court, | who. died at her home here last | night. Folowing her graduation from the | Dnfiyersity of Michigan, Mrs. O'Har- | sow resided in Indianapolis for a number of years. . She-was a past president of the Morgan County Federation of Clubs and was a former member of the County | Board of.Charities. Besides the widower, she is survived by a ‘son, Henry O’Harrow, | Indianapolis.

| | BOY, 14, IS SENTENCED MEADVILLE, Pa, Nov. 6.—A 14-| year-old boy, who decided “to make | some easy money,” was sentenced to a reformatory today because he tried to extort $3000 from a Titusville (Pa.) banker. The young defendant, Clarence Falkinburg Jr. was sentenced to an indeterminate term in the Morganza .(Pa.) reformatory.

QUIZZED ABOUT ROBBERY. HERE

Holdup Is One of 12 Reported to Police in Twenty‘Four Hours.

Two couples are being held for questioning in connection with the

“0o,; 16th and Meridian-sts, early toe day, decording fo police. oh ~ They were Roy and Evelyn ‘Watson, 648 E. 21st-st,” and Robert Smith and Marylyn French,.of- 201 N. New Jersey-st. Police recovered: the cab which they: said was’ used by the holdtp

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