Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1937 — Page 12
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170 DENOUNCED BY Floy dl. McMurray to Address
Custos at Central Normal
SOVIET | NEWSPAPER
Sw Is Continued With Mass ‘Accusation. |
By U iti Press MOSCOW, June 18. —The ertent of the current “purge” in Soviet Russia was emphasized today when the June 16 issue of the Minsk newspaper The Worker arrived here, containing a denunciation of 1170 persons (on charges ranging from | being enemies of the people to be- | ing “hostile elements.” Of those accused, 141 were classed as enemies of the people, which is| equivalent to arrest. It was revealed that 998 were expelled frgm the Communist Party for being| “hostile elements.” Thir-ty-one agitators were expelled from the party for spreading Trotskyist propaganda. The newspaper revealed that Minkin, head of the press department of the cgntral party committee at Minsk, hdd been cxposed as a Trotskyist. Those [denounced as enemies -of the people included 50 town and regional party committee members, 74 party [organizers and secretaries of party ¢ommittees, and 17 persons attached | to various governmental bodies. Among| those expelled from the party on| charges of being “hostile elements’ were 367 workers on state farms and machinery and tractor stations. | One hundred and fifty were industrial directors and their assistants. The newspaper charged that other wreckers were discovered in vari-
Times Special
DANVILLE, Jyne 18.—Floyd I. McMurray, State Public Instruction | Superintendent, is to speak at Central Normal College commencement | exercises here at 4 p. m. next Friday. Governor Townsend and Dean H. M. Whisler are to receive honor- |
ary degrees.
the faculty after several years service at- Butler University. “ Baccalaureate services Sunday at 8 p. m. will start graduation week |
activities.
Other features will be a recital Monday.
‘AMELIA DELAYED BY
WEATHER IN BURMA
By United Press RANGOON, Burma, June 18.— Amelia Earhart, American ‘woman round-the-world flier, returned to Akyab today after a start for Bangkok, Siam. Leaving Calcutta this morning she found the weather unfit for a direct Bangkok flight and landed at Akyab. Then she took off for Bangkok, but returned.
IDENTITY IS SOUGHT Police this afternoon were attempting to identify a man who was found lying unconscious beside the Monon Railroad tracks at 59th St. and died later in City Hospital.
ous commissaries and many wreckers in army supply departments. It
was further charged that Polish churches in Minsk were centers of espionage. The Minsk purge resulted in the recent suicide of Alexander G. Cherkiakov, president of the White Russian Republic.
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‘dinner. Thursday evening, and alumni chapel, banquet and ball on Friday. Three seniors will make their final appearance at the music recital Monday at 8 p. m. They are Miss Helen Hostetler, Coatesville; Miss Ethel Vannice, Danville, and Paul Sawyer, Carmel.
Six students in the commercial department will compete in the
fifth annual International Commer-
cial Schools contest at June 24 and 25. Comer,
Chicago They are Sylvanus
dale; Merrill Miller, Linton;
senior chapel on | Sigma Phi Kappa Delta
Danville; Mary Evelyn Nay, | Virginia Huxford. Rose-'! Mar- |
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Roberts, Mecca.
awards in the contest last year.
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i NORMAN JUDGE SELECTED By United Press MARION, Ind. June 18.—Judge John F, Decker of Wells Circuit Court at) Bluffton late yesterday was named special judge to preside at the trial of Ray E. Norman, City arged with violating the state sequrities law.
Five Th College students won |
Times Photos. Indianapolis Athletic Club members held their annual outing at Highland Country Club yesterday. Despite the rain, it was a gay afair.
There was golf for the women in the morning, for the men in the afternoon. Bridge was on the afternoon program for women, a here is one of the foursomes, ety to right: Mrs. Mildred Wilmeth, Mrs. L. D. Foster, Mrs. Jack Newcomb of Chicago, and Mrs. George Hilgemeier Jr.
Three youngsters who enjoyed the outing were, left to right: Jo Ann Rimp, Helene Zaiser and Nancy Jane Browning.
EMPLOYEES TO PICNIC Negro employees of E. C. Atkins & Co. will hold a picnic at Douglass Park tomorrow morning.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction Floyd I. McMurray is to be one of 16 Indiana educators on the National Education Association convention program in Detroit, June 27 to July ‘1. He will | speak on “The Schools as the Public Sees Them.”
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