Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1937 — Page 4
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LIVESTOCK MEN OF STATE ENTER INTERNATIONAL
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50 Hoosier Breeders to Show at Chicago Nov. 27.
At least 50 Indiana livestock breeders today were grooming pure bred herds and flocks for competi-
tion in the seven-day International
Livestock Exposition opening ‘in ts
Chicago Nov. 27 The show this year will in the new International theater in the Stockyards Those who have listed show hards of Shorthorn cattle are Robinwaad Farms, ‘Greensburg, exhibitors of the Grand Champion Shartharn Bull at the 1937 International: J. X White, Noblesville; C. Tyner & Sons, QO. V. Ragley, Anderson: J H. Clamme & ns. Kartford City, and Dallas 1 i The two aad na &xhibicattle will Lafayette NMaroctd, The : entre Heraford eattle made dv the Van Natts Ranch
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I. NCray, Xentliind Sheep fo Be Shown he prominent sheep exAndrew, West | ANoare, Butler; Keith nd Hal B. Clark, Clark's Hill: Miller & Jacgqus, Portland, and John B. Webb, Indianapolis. wine herds have been listed for exposition this year by Trov Simons, Portland; John Wuethrich Jr, WMeCoysburg: Ralph Daily, | Mooresville; Otto Holle, Rensselaer; K. H. Schenk, Waynetown, and Roger Amsler, Rensselaer Fourteen Indiana draft horse breeders will be represented in the | competitions for Percherons and Belgians, Lynnwood Farm, Carmel, and Conner Prairie Farm, Nobles- | ville, will be the largest exhibitors in the Percheron classes, and James L. Scott, Greentown, will be the leading showman in point of number in the Belgian contests. Purdue University, annually an extensive winner in the competi- | tions for fat cattle, sheep and swine, |
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will again be represented in all taree divisions of the exposition,
Students to Compete
The university also is sending a student team to the International! Collegiate Live Stock Judging con- |
test in which over a store nf college teams annually compete. W. W, Smith, Purdue, team coach, listed the following students who Will represent the institution this year: « Thomas K. Parkinson, Francisville; Robert D. Wilson, Galveston: Robert B. Gray, Kokomo: Robert E. Van Hoy, Loogootee: S. T. Camp, Howe, and Robert H. Douglas, Flat Rock. Three La Porte County farm boys Will compete in The International Junior Livestock contest Nov, 28, the day before the exposition formally opens. The La Porte team won an all-state contest held last summer at the Indiana State Fair. Members of the team are Lawrence Clark, Rolling Prairie: Robert Schmidt and Vance Craft, La Porte; and Gordon Craft, Kingsburg, who will act as an alternate. E. L. Hartman, assistant county agent, La Porte, is the coach.
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“Controlling Labor Costs Without Wage Incentive” is the subject of an address to be delivered by Irvin Gerofski, of Boston at the monthly meeting of the Indianapolis chapter, National Association of Cost Accountante, Wednesday night in the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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LECTURER EXPLAINS EFFECT OF SUENCE
Philosophy of Life Changed, Dr. Griggs Says.
Scientific achievements during the | last century have transformed our | thinking and forced us to struggle for a philosophy of living, Dr. Edward Howard Griggs, New York lecturer and philosopher, told the Irvington Union of Clubs last night in an address at the George W. Julian School. “Research and discovery, rather | than contributing to a materialistic |
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philosophy, strengthens the ground- | work and reason for spiritual interpretation,” he said. “It is not necessary to prove all we wish to prove and live well. The need is to know what we dare to believe and base our conduct of life upon it. However, it is hot ‘wise, ho matter how uncomfortable it may be, to pigeonhole that which we believe and never question whether it
Dr. Griggs is a graduate of Short-
Stanford University faculty.
STATE DROPS CASE
Evidence Lacking Avainst Him, Spencer Says.
Hugh Marshall Sr. was freed today from the Marion County Jail where he has spent the last seven months. For lack of evidence, Prosecutor Herbert E. Spencer nolle prossed an indictment charging him with being an accessory in the murder of William Bright, Indianapolis druggist. The action came on the eve of his trial, which was to begin tomorrow. The elder Marshall ‘was jailed April 5. His son, Hugh Marshall Jr., and Vurtis Neal, were convicted of the murder and are awaiting action on an appeal. They are under sentence to die in the electric chair, Marshall did not appear affected by his long time in jail. Asked what | his plans were, he said:
do. That's ‘my ‘work, you know. A man gave me a job. But first, I'm going to get permission from Juve-
tha. She's staying with some people on Eugene St.” He said his daughter is 15. | In announcing the dismissal action, Mr. Spencer said “we were under the impression that more evidence would be forthcoming.”
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