Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1940 — Page 2

PAGE 2 _. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1940

Two Sworn In at Jobless Aid Division WILLKIE PLANS . WILLKIE WORRIES | eee Dison WILE FNS

STATE DEMOCRATS | oy I 1 SUE FOR CAMPAIGN

Nomination Greatly Reduces Chances for Victory 1 23 Q ) ™ SE Organization of Independent Even With #. D. R., Say Some Observers: oN | | : FW Voter Groups Stressed; McNutt Backers More Optimistic. ; SY RL 1 Ns May Cruise Lakes.

By NOBLE REED Sl Li he Nh By LYLE C. WILSON / : . . y R 3 4 3 RR ; United Press Staff Correspondent £ tical observers, including many Demo- | | \ ; 3 NEW YORK. J 3. Wendell i 3 WN " i * 1 J \ aed :

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nomination of Hoosier-born \ R L 3 Willkie, who ran away with the Re- > \ TN ¢ a WN publican Presidential nomination

>. Presidential choice will

Rl 8 Fo \ NN hi Na ithout previous litical — ex- RD y v Democratic victory in the | LE i \ fg berience, toda, contemplates an- A\\ Everyone Enjoys the 3 : | | 3 3 . o oa naming a three-man board to con- 3 nN Cool Freedom of Imitted privately that they Fa. th FTN we auet his campaign on a Play Shoes!

\ three-man board is subject to expect ti ! L¢ ) o - \ Ww ) : < : ! Y R : uw 1 discussion with his assoMr Willd ay y if Presiden | defeated f the guberna- : REN = - : . \ MC iat t would consist of a cam- : ; "i : nomination Alex Pursley BE i. THR . paign manager who would be the Roosevelt re ) ed iartford iy; Stat servation i NE LT \ executive directing 1940's Republican political activities Acting with the manager, but subt to his direction, would be the chairman of the Republican National Committee, still to be selected, hese three men now form the review board of the Indiana Unemployment Compensation Division. and some more person epresentaPaul Givens of Indianapolis, president of the Journevmen Stone Cutters of Indiana (left), was sworn in tives of the candidate whose responyesterday as the member of the board representing labor Macy Nicholson of Hagerstown (right) was ibility would li hiefly in organisworn in as the representative of emplovers. Everett LL. Gardner of Indianapolis (center) continues as zation of he ndependent voter chairman of the board, representing the public. The board hears appeals on disputed unemployment groups

Secon benefit claims. Davenport Considered

D Heno Russell W. Davenport, who re-

Dy Bo Oh Pshaw signea 1 om the Fortune Magazine 1 Van | ' organization to aid Mr. Wilkkie's

other precgdent-breaking move by

campaign, is under consideration for

LAW REVISION ~~ vv. iirs ON WAR PROFITS ieee oo is ; And Artie Pffft? today

Mr. Willkie is conferring on such

County Comeli a campaign organization with party

ceburg; Walter S. Chamber : :

Io: Arthur S Ball Mune . {O11 Julv 2 ) leaders including Samuel Pryor tes | fo Teen Cou \t Board Will Ask Assembly LL Nooo A Congressmen Expected to Connecticu National Committee-

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AO delegate aay To Amend Prices and ana Turner, his erstwhile bride Back F. D. R. but Seem [sen of Minnesota Setemamee il ith the 1} 1 went their separate ways toda) It is understood that Mr. Willkie Hours Clauses. of did the In No Hurry. would like his campaign manager bk e d e it e S ' bernatoria ¢ t : on “ n Ir ad hei to represent the newer and somevernatariatl m Tl \ i 4 Mi

have MeHale e State arber Board a arm around h i smiled ug WASHINGTON, July 2 (U. F what non-political element in pubal i Cle S < ili a i SHIT 1

up nounced tods thi t il raft ¢ this i R " resident Rosevelt's request | ic affairs J a ~ , State Convention a Voy ; Phd ol 1 y a r 3 a n e * Ss profits f und os ‘he 1 ] 2 ) 1 W p 3 h: bl Pla S 106 ) a for th isla tine “oh sraphers. she said she had U excess pron foun I'he prelimina problems of C O C C >

amendment \ i " 3 : responsive today but 10 campaign organization will be dis-

State Willkie uroup to correct unconstftutional clauses Fens 4 a please kiss him? hurry to get started cussed tomorrow bv a national sub- 3 of the present State Barber Control i eid eS man Pat Harrison of th atta Wabi bs 1 ; sit} " . . CRC im |! <he snanned n al alison wt commitiee whicil W aavise with Thanks Supporter S Law, part of which was invalidated! ISS limi She sphpped Qe finance Commitee said a {he . g lia .

Shaw, the swing man, and

by the Indiana Supreme Court las Tin By i him o" bill would be introduced in about Ry week Jud of a ‘ Promises Denied Napp} Frank McKamey, Board secretan oo a : ut Chairman Robert I. Dough at said that at a meeting of membel ChE qd Lana. SQuessin « [ton of » House Ways and Means DIORIISES Of Dlednes. ifs hese are smart new washable play shoes that everyone's talking al convention last night they decided to abandon 3 a NS oa h no plans to start itingent. rerarding ab about. Attractive styiing permits vou to wear them anywhere for tatement ex- Dans to appeal the State Court's de-| hand lor the benefit of a belated | oo ver, it was expect Oe rpm LE ah

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