Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1941 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 1941

‘POLICE INVITED

TO LINDY RALLY

Oklahoma America First

Fears ‘Incident’ at Meeting Tonight.

" OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Aug. 20 (U. P).—Charles A. Lindbergh

and Senator Burton K. Wheeler (D. :

Monit) address an America First Comimitteé rally tonight in a sandfot baseball park, and Staté Police

and. deputy sheriffs were asked to

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WHheelér spoke in a baseball park FE outside the city limits, because the:

City Council denied them the use

: i itorium. Five or-| T A Li OE rng TWO Ameri- | Russians say these Soviet women left their collective farms to join their men In guerilla warfare

ran Legion posts, petitioned the

can council to bar Mr. Lindbergh from

speaking on public property. Twenty policemen and deputy sheriffs escorted him from the airport when he arrived vesterday and détéctivés guarded his hotel

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against the Germans, probably in Moscow.

Amazons Join Guerillas

DINNER SEPT. 4 TO HONOR GATES

Willis to Speak at Hotel Antlers Affair After Committee Meet.

U. S. Senator Raymond E. Willis will speak at a dinner and reception in honor of Ralph F. Gates, the new | Republican State Chairman, next Thursday—Sept. 4—at the Antlers Hotel. The dinner, which will follow by a few hours the first meeting of the | G. O. P. State Committe under the new chairman, is being sponsored by the Republican Veterans of Indiana with Marion County Republican Veterans as hosts. Capt. Frank Livengood, chairman of the Marion County group, is general chairman in charge of { the dinner.

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NORTH VERNON, Ind, Aug. 23 (U. P.).—Governor Schricker last night urged co-operation In thé national defense effort in addressing a meeting of farmers held in connection with Purdue University's annual field demonstration on its experimental farm near here. President Edward C. Elliott of Purdue also spoke at the meeting, pointing out that agriculture was the “basis of all human activity.” Mr. Schricker emphasized the importance of soil conservation in meeting defense food requirements,

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