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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1938

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Y oungL Democ rats to Rally

G. 0. P. Nominee Asks Social Security Is Strong-|

Women to Curb Extrav agance by New Deal.

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Sept. country must “cease regimenting th farmer and bartering away his markets throu igh amateur statesmen” prosperity is to be restored, Raymond E. Willis, Repub date for U. S. Senator last night He said that members of the State Department “are completely wntrained to cope wi ith the career diplomats of Europe.” He sisteq as the first essentials of a ‘constructive reovery program “adequate nonpolitiand restoration of busi-

mismanthe World said, Tor

poi 111 cal dating back to he

agement War I Was respon sible,

‘Machine Bogged Down’ The economic machine, mistreati by a great war, bogged down,” Mr. ] “Tt was not the chine that was bad, it was not “hat had Tailed, it was na- ] mismanagement—I international poliement that was re-

system

The ‘economic poisons resulting from the destruction of propert t i upon a great between j through our e¢coThat festering sore il 1929

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had the World New Deal would be present trouble

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.. balancing the budget.”

narv and S ‘tempors Ce WEA, old- age pen ment aid for h aren But much of has to be done by heart of the communities these people live.”

Three G. 0. P. Meetings Scheduled Tomorrow

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the sions aY NC this work,” he said the Kind mother where

Three meetings ha uled Tor tomorrow Marion Coun Repibi ican Central Committee, it was announced today The McKinley Club women's division will hold open house at $8 Pp. m. Tor all City and County candidates at 2217 E. Michigan St. The INC speakers are te be Mrs arker ge State Vice hair Mrs nominee for Center Ustee, and Mabel 1

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paid ! $5,300.00 in 0 the State 1

Camera Squad’ to Seek Evidence of Poll Stans Formation of

workers evidence

a ame squad” in each ward to obtain City or State used to haul voters to the 8 was announced today C. Waggoner, Marion O. P. registration directures obtained bv the made up Into an \ X spl lav ile Cou rts Ya th ald be the nation's defense against orime William H. Remy lle Court judge fast night at

cars are polls Nov Alvah County G

he said than prisfirst line mh this nominee said at 418 Ss.

for Juven a meeung Holmes Ave

SONG COMPOSER DE AD HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 3 (U. P) topsy will be performed tothe body of Con Conrad ywood song composer who Yome yesterday. He had test song, “Danct Away.”

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Plans were being completed today

20 —This py the Indiana Young Democrats € for a Second Congressional District

rally Tuesday night at Logansport | i and a Fourth District rally Wednes-'§

lican candi- day night at Ft. Wayne. said here]

U. S. Senator VanNuys is to speak {at Logansport, and is to share speak- | ing honors with Senator Minton at! Ft. Wayne, it was“announced. The! two Senators have not previously appeared together at district rallies. Members of the Democratic State ticket are to be introduced at both meetings, and a special homecoming {ceremony has been arranged for In- 3 diana Supreme Court Judge Michael Fansler at Logansport. Homer Stonebraker, Democrat® nominee for Congress from the Second Dis- | trict, also is to speak. A two-mile torch light parade through the Istreets of Logansport is to precede the meeting. Congressman James I. Farley and Harry Gottschalk, Democratic nomi-| g nee for Maver of Ft. Wavne. are to 1 take part in the Fourth District! rally. Party leaders indicated they were particularly anxious for a large attendance at these meetings, since early surveys indicate the Democrats will face strong opposition in both districts. |

Seven Czech policemen, killed in rioting in Sudeten territory, were given an impressive funeral at Falknov, between Carlsbad and Eger. Solemn-faced soldiers placed the coffins in the hearse,

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Senator Minton Defends Public Spending

Times Specin | AUBURN, Sept. 20 —The strong- § est guarantee against war is to build |g {up national ‘economic and social security, U. S. Senator Minton declared at a Democratic rally here last night. | “We spent more than 45 billions in the World War, killing and maiming young men and destroving wealth, and no one ever said a word about he said “Tt was all right for these calamity howlers to spend billions of @ollars for war. They didn't mind a deficit then. They didn’t care about an nnbalanced budget, neither did thay care about your boy, from whose sweat and blood, torment and suf- | fering, they were coining filthy Qollars into war profits. “Tf the United States could afford to spend billions to destroy life {and property in the conduct of a | war, it can afford ‘to spend a Tew wil lion dollars that precious human | ln Show { life can be saved from suffering and Masarvk Stadium in Praha has been appropriated as a refuge for thowsands of Czech citizens forced starvation.” * ! to Jeave their homes. A mother is seen sharing an informal meal with her children.

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Young Killer of Wife and Baby Faces Death in Electric Chair.

MICHIGAN CITY, Sept. 28 (U. P.) —Henry Noelke, 32, Boonville mechanic who Killed his wife and daughter, will be electrocuted tonight in the State Prison | under the same terms of committment which gained James Reid Swain, Evansville, a reprieve. Swain was granted a Tai stay on the basis of a technicality in his committment papers.

The committment papers of both Swain and Noelke direct former Warden Louis E. Kunkel to carry lout their electrocution. Alfred O.

t Dowd replaced Mr. Kunkel as war- |

den before the execution, however, ! land Swain’s attorney alleged the | papers were drawn incorrectly. Dowd conferred with Indiana At- | torney General Omer Stokes Jack- | ison last night and said: i | “The Attorney General feels that [the committment paper technically |

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gain time to obtain a new trial in | Vanderburghh County. Ther:afore, | |we are going through with the Noelke execution, barring, of course, a court order or intervention by the Governor.” | | The State contends the papers, ‘are a committment to Kunkel as warden and not as an individual, and therefore Dowd, as warden, legally assumes the execution au- | thority. | Noelke has been in death row nearly a year. He was convicted of shooting his wife and 22- month-

old daughter in August, 1937.

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