Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1940 — Page 18
THE" INDIANAPOLIS” TIMES _ FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1940
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TUCKER UPHELD | IN KLEIN SUIT
State Representative Loses Fight to Have Name Put on Ballot.
State Rep. Joseph Klein (D. Gary) today lost his suit in Superior Court to have his name placed on the een Primary. ballot as’ a candidate for renomination.
Judge Herbert E: Wilson, after | hearing Mr. Klein's testimony that,
_ NEW YORK, Aprjl 12 (U. P.) — Aronsed by the international situation, Arthur Torvey, 57, a Nor- tyy id wégian janitor, raided the apart- Decor and fiermajly in gene) ment of Richard Decker, 46, a | Mrs. Decker caught one in tne ", naturalized American born in Ger- | mouth and her lips were gashed. _ many, tussled with him, struck his Other tenants called police. wife and intimidated several neu- Torvey told police he: was g0tral bystanders until police ar- | ing to “beat up a lot of Germans. rived. 1. - | His sister-in-law, Mrs. Fay The outburst was in the apart- | Waldman, told Magistrate Robert ment | building where Torvey | F. Mahoney that the European worked. - When he first pounded | ‘situation had - been preying on on the door, Mr. Decker refused to | Torvey’s mind. The magistrate let him in. Torvey thereupon | sent him to Bellevue Hospital Jor
smashed a glass door panel with | observation. |
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he reached the Secretary of State's; office a minute before the midnight deadline for filing.'Saturday but found the door locked, ruled Secretary of State James M. Tucker was within his rights .in refusing to ac-cept-the declaration. * rE Mr. Klein testified he was delayed 35 minutes by auto trouble while en route from Gary to Indianapolis, that he reached the State House office a minute before midnight, banged on the door for several minutes, and then found his way in by a side door. By that time, he admitted, it was several minutes past midnight. Members. of Mr. Tucker's staff testi-
-|fied they did not close the office
doors until one minute after midnight. After -he finally got in the Secre-
tary of State’s office, Mr. Klein said,
he was greeted by loud: singing which, he added, probably was the reason his knocking on the door was not heard.
Board to Check All Police Posts
The State Police Board will inspect all posts in the state and award cups and medals for outstanding performance during 1939.
Board members will start the tour Tuesday and travel over the state together, Claude Crooks, Board president, announced. A cup for the best. general performance during the year will be awarded to officers at the Seymour post. The awards based on efficiency’ in making reports and general crime work in the district. Also, several medals will be awarded members of various posts for the best handling of hit and run traffic cases and for outstanding work in other criminal investigations.
SCOUT TROOP 133 WILL BE INSTALLED
Boy Scout Troop 133 will be instelled at 8 p. m. today at John Strange School. The new troop is
being sponsored by the P.-T. A. of the school.. The installation will be in charge of F. O. Belzer and R. J. Webb, scout executives, assisted by Troop 56, sponsored by the Broad Ripple American Legion Post. Boys who will receive tenderfool pins are Robert Avels Jr., James Blakeslee, John Bodenhamer, ‘Dean Bonnette, Robert Donham, Frank Howard, Kenneth Millican, Richard Retterer, Dale Roberts, David H. Scott and William Stoeffler. Troop officers are J. Clifton Hirschman, scoutmaster, and Dr. Paul Blakeslee, chairman of the troop committee. Committee members are William Bodenhamer, Frank S. Howard, D. P. Bonnette and R. W. Retterer.
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Miss Margaret Canavan . . . will © demonstrate food products.
Mr. and Mrs. Indiana can expect some new dishes in Hoosier restaurants after ‘April 17, and the service in some of them also will show improvement. Those two phases of the restaurant business will be concentrated upon April 15-17 when more than 500 restaurant owners and operators meet here in the seventh annual Indiana Restaurant Association: convention and -trade exposition at the Hotel Antlers. Among the authorities will be Miss Margaret Canavan of New York City, food expert of Standard Brands, Inc, who will demonstrate food products and their place on restaurant menus. }
LECTURE SERIES FOR T. B. FIGHT OUTLINED
A lecture series in tuberculosis control has been organized for school health and public nurses by the City and County health depart-
ing Association, Dr. Herman G.
nounced today. . The lectures will be given every two weeks in the Council Chamber at City Hall by prominent physicians and staff members of Sunnyside Sanatorium, the County Tuberculosis Hospital. vol A lecture on the relation of tuberculosis to housing will be given by Dr. Morgan, April 24. The talk will be followed by discussions of tuberculosis control through the schools and through co-operation of City, County and private health organizations. £ Dr. Morgan said the role of both the public and private nurses in|
would be stressed throughout the series which will continue several months.
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FRENCH LICK, Ind. April 12 (U. P.).—What the well-dressed working plumber will wear next fall: Two-toned sports ensembles of gayly-colored flannel shirt and pin-striped, pleated slacks, according to the clothing manufacturers meeting here in convention. One manufacturer said he was considering producing a workman’s outfit which would approximate formal morning dress.
. HOBO GETS LIFE TERM . WABASH, Ind, April 12 (U.B). —PFrankie .Potts, 18, Catawbo, S.C. hobo, today unexpectedly entered a {plea of guilty to the slaying of { Mrs. Florence E. Potter; 60, Warsaw, Ind., widow, and was imme- | diately sentenced to life in prison ‘by Judge Byron C. Kennedy.
HURT BY EMERY WHEEL Charles Spaulding, 42, of 931'2 N. Alabama St., was injured today | when an emery wheel broke while | he was operating it at the Universal Gear .Co., 1452 E. 19th St. A piece
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