Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1940 — Page 10
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CONNERSVILLE, Ind. Jan. 26.—| A 50-year-old man who interrupted
8 City Council session here because he wanted to “take part in it,” lost his freedom for 60 days and $11 be-
cause of his “democratic” ideas.
Police arrested him for drunkenness and Mayor Ross W. Castle.
sentenced him in police court.
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ROCHESTER, ‘Ind. Jan. 26 (U. P.) —Mrs. Charlotte Curtis wanted a divorce from George Curtis mainly because she was a little tired of moving so much, she said in a complaint filed here. : She charged that during the 39 months of the couple’s married life
she had been forced to move 21 times. : : Fourteen of those moves she said were made because her husband refused to pay rent for their home, while on the other seven. occasions she was forced to take her two children and go to her parents because her husband failed to support her.
OFFICIALLY A ‘SWEETHEART’ HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. 26 (U.
P.).—Kappa Alpha Fraternity today called pretty Linda Darnell, young
| movie actress, its “sweetheart.” She
was officially crowned the “Sweet-
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McNary Says Republican Governor of Minnesota Is ‘Clever and Able.’
WASHINGTON, Jana26 (U. P.).— Senate Republican Leader Charles
L. McNary today advocated the se-| ! lection of Governor Harold E. Stas-| &
sen of Minnesota as keynoter of the 1940 ' Republican National Conven-
tion. ~ “I think Governor Stassen is youthful, clever and able,” Mr. McNary said. “He should be an excellent choice to deliver the keynote
address.” : Mr. McNary was the first Republican leader to indorse Mr.. Stassen for the keynote assignment, one that often has served as a springboard to high political offize. Mr. Stassen, now only 32, won national recognition in 1938 when he became the first Governor in two decades to break the control of the Farmer-Labor Party in Minnesota. Because he has not reached the constitutional age of 35, Mr. Stassen is ineligible for the Republican Presidential nomination. The fact that he cannot be a candidate himself enhances his desirability as a keynoter, in the view of several Republican leaders. The Republican National Committee meets here Feb. 16 to designate a keynoter and select the site and date of the party convention. A majority is understood to favor Chi-
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JANE WYMAN WEDS TONIGHT
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Jan. 26 (U. P.).—Jane Wyman and Ronald Regan, film players, will be married tonight. Only a few friends of the couple were invited to the wedding. The couple, which met a year and a half ago as sweethearts in a movie, planned a short honeymoon at Palm
5! Springs,
and later an extended trip.
~ MILLER'S
Department's ruling—banning all
& ; Times-Acme Photo. Thirteen-year-cld Zelda Deloris Morrison, who killed her 64-year-old father at Wilmington, N. C., because, she told police, he threatened bodily harm to her and her mother, is pictured in juvenile detention home in Wilmington. :
MAIL RULING SEEN AS MOVE AGAINST BRITISH
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26 (U. P.).— New restrictions on airmail bound by Clipper planes for European belligerents may be a preliminary ste to a new protest to Great Britain over tampering with American mail, it was believed today. State Department officials declined to comment on the Postoffice
materials except sealed letters and ‘copyrighted materials, such as books
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~ TO HELP FUND
Community Party to Be Held ~ At Warren Central High School.
A community party will be held at the Warren Central High School tomorrow night to raise funds for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. The party is being sponsored by the entire community and will fea-
{ture square dancing and games for
children and adults. Dr. John Young
arrangements. Committee chairmen include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cannady, Mr. and Mrs. George Moyer, Mrs. Cora Hack, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Calvin, George Aeeder, Mrs. Vivienne Carter, Mr. nd Mrs. Eddie White, Mr. and Mrs. ‘G. E. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Howard and Arthur Murphy. ; Bill Kock’s Old Time Fiddlers will provide music for the dancing. Plans have beech completed for President’s Birthday Balls Tuesday night at the South Side Turners 306 Prospect St., and the Syrian-Lebanon American Brother-
The South Side Turners and the South Side civic clubs are sponsoring the dance at the Turners Hall. The latter dance is sponsored by
_|the Syrian-Lebanon American
Brotherhood. Louis A. Weiland is general chairman of the dance at the Turners ‘Hall. Committee members are William Geckler, Arthur Paetz, Martin Haberern, Oscar Buehler, Frank New, Fred Hoffmark, Ray Herner, Jake DeBold, Martin Walpole, Paul Lindemann, Henry Mueller, Paul Rathert, Paul Koebeler, John Schilling, Ray Wald, George Herrmann, Albert Voight, Emil DeJulio, Frank Scholl, Joe Rautenberg, Gus Beyersdorfer, Al Goett, Charles Karabell, Louis Adams, Al Koesters, Daniel O'Neill Jr.,, and Ollie Bach. James A. Watson will be master of ceremonies and the music will be furnished by Carl Kiefer and his 10-piece orchestra. Moses Katter is general chairman of the Syrian-Lebanon American Brotherhood dance. Horace Riggs’ Black Cat Orchestra will play for the dance which will start at 9 p. m. A floor show will be featured.
TRUCK CHASES SPEEDERS MENDON, Mich,, Jan. 26 (U. P.). --Because Mendon has a fire truck
but no motorcycle for its police
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Mrs. Maude Barnhill, who was burned seriously a week ago when a frozen hot water pipe exploded at her home, near Noblesville, is improved and has been taken home from the hospital at Noblesville. Her husband, Dr. Denzil C. Barnhill, Indianapolis dentist, said her recovery seems assured. Her physicians have ordered her to rest and relax, and have: requested that friends not visit her for the present.
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LAWRENCEBURG NLRB REPORT ANNOUNCED |
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