Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1938 — Page 6

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Hint Trouble From ‘Purge’ Survivors;

George Asks Unity

Conservative Winners Georgia Victor ‘Bears No,

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M. E. COLLEGE | TRANSFER PLAN GETS APPROVAL

Evansville Voters to Act on City Operation of Institution.

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rch, the E. Church, South, and the Methodist Protestant Church, to be held in April, were to be elected. Delegates elected yesterday were Dr. Orien W. Fifer, former Indianapolis Central Avenue Methodist Church pastor and now editor of the Dr Hartinger, Indianapolis dissuperintendent, and Dr 1 Walker, Bloomington district perintendent. Lay delegates to the conference 1 be T. Morton McDonald, rinceton; R. M. Kibler, Farmersrg, and Mrs. Hattie Asbury,

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D. Kolhstedt. A temperance rally was scheduled for afternoon under the leadership of T. Morton McDonald, and with an address by Judge Fred C. Bale. A dinner in honor of the Boston University School of Theology will be held tonight with Prof. C. M.| McConnell as speaker.

(EYS ONLY CLUE | T0 BANK BANDITS

‘Tossed Away During $4000

Swayzee Robbery.

A set of keys remained today as the only clue to identity of three bandits who robbed a Swayzee bank of more than $4000

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This announcement was made by State Police Lieut. Ray Hinkle, who reported that every effort was being! made to run down the auto keys on! an attempt to discover | the make of the car used by the] bandits | He said one of the bandits picked | up a key ring belonging to a pank | employee and pocketed it at the The employee | the bandit that they were personal keys and would be | hard to replace. The bandit then| reached inte his pocket and tossed a set of kevs on the floor, but in he threw down his own! those of the bank

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