Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1940 — Page 16

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Nye Says He'll Expand British Inquiry to All European Nations.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 (U.P.).— Senator Gerald P. Nye (R. N. DJ), who conducted the Senate Investigation of the munitions industry in 1934, said today he would ask the new Congress ‘to investigate the financial holdings of all European countries in the Western Hemisphere. He already has introduced a resoution calling for a study of Brit-

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JOHN T. SEXTON DIES IN ARIZONA

Gross Tax Attorney Was 28; Born Here, He Graduated From N. D., I. U.

* John T. Sexton, attorney for the Store License Division of the Indi|ana Gross Income Tax Division, died yesterday in Tucson, Ariz, where he had been on a visit the last two months. He was 28.

Born in Indianapolis, he attended|

[Holy Cross Parochial School and Cathedral High School. He grad-

Dame in 1933 and received his degree from the Indiana University

uated from the University of Notre|

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HELSINKI, Finland, Nov. 28 | P.) —President Kyosti Kallio, i farmer-chief executive of Finland

‘Kallio, who guided Finland. through her war with Russia, was : a member of Parliament for 34

Presidency. He served in several

culture, Minister of Communications and: several times was Prime Minister. He also was a director oft the bank of . land. A new President will be

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years before his’ election to the cabinets . as Minister of Agri-

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Law School in 1935. He was associated with his father, Timothy P. Sexton, and his brother, W. Lawrence Sexton, in the insurance business and real estate here] . before he. became: attorney for the income tax division. In 1937, he married Miss Eloise Hoffman of Indianapolis. Mr. Sexton was a member. of SS. (Peter & Paul Cathedral, Khights of Columbus and the Notre Dame Alumni Association. Survivors besides his wife are a daughter, Marianne Sexton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sexton; a sister, Miss Mary Catherine Sexton, and two brothers, W. Lawrence Sexton and Joseph F.

ish resources in the U. S., but said he would expand it “so that if America is going to be dfawn into |. . this war, she will know whether it is her money that is being spent.” Consideration of Mr. Nye’s resolution and a proposal by Senator William H. King (D. Utah) to scrap the Johnson Act, which forbids loans to World War debt defaulting nations, was postponed yesterday by the Foreign Relations Committee until after the first of the year. Postponement of the British financial aid question was said to have been in line with Administra tion wishes.

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