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3 SEEK SEATS IN ASSEMBLY
Frank Downing, Wilbur H. Grant, Hobart Bridges In G. 0. P. Race.
Three Republican candidates for state representatives from Marion County entered the May 5 primary today. They were Frank E. Downing, Wilbur H. Grant and Hobart E. Bridges. Mr. Downing, who is 19th ward chairman, has been active in the G. O. P. for several years, serving as chairman of the veterans organfzation, Young Republicans chairman and precinct committeeman. He is a member of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, C. I. O,, has been employed as an electrician at the Link Belt Co. for 15 years; and is a member of that plant's war production board. Served in Navy He is 42 and has lived here for 32 years. He attended Speedway City schools, served five years in the navy and is a graduate of the navy electrical school at Hampton Roads, Va. Married and the father of three sons, Mr. Downey lives at 1246 N, Holmes ave. and is a member of the Christian Men Builders class at Third Christian church, Mr. Grant, an attorney and former deputy prosecutor under Judson L. Stark, has been a member of the Indianapolis bar for 168 years. In his announcement, he said that “I believe in the principles of the Republican party and the time is here when that party must again espouse the cause of the economic freedom and liberty for the masses.”
Born in Floyd County
Enters Primary
Frank E. Downing . . . announces for state legislature.
26 MORE FILE FOR PRIMARY
Gary and Hillisburg Men Are Candidates for U. S. Representative.
An additional 26 persons.had applied to the secretary of state today for places on primary ballots May 5. Among the nomination seekers
were: FOR UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE—Marvin D. Myers, Hillisburg Democrat, 5th district: Samuel W. Cullison, Gary Republican, 1st district. B in Flovd county. Mr. Grant FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE is o Py ard lives at 9392 —Herbert M. Copeland, Madison Shriver ave. — Jefferson and Scott
Hobart E. Bridges, G. O. P. work-|.ounties; Wayne Combs, Vincennes er for 20 years and a precinct com-| pemocrat, Knox and Pike counties; miteeman, has been an Indianapo-|gplomon Segal, South Bend Demolis resident for 23 years. He served| ora, St. Joseph county; Ellis Deibel, in the navy during the world war,| jeffersonville Democrat, Clark making 14 convoy trips across the county; Louis B. Campbell, RichAtlantic and for the last 10 Years! mond Republican, Wayne and Union has been with the Mutual Life In- |counties; William H, Crays, Newsurance Co. 'perry Republican, Greene county; In announcing his candidacy he wilbur H. Grant, Indianapolis Resaid that “legislative matters during publican, Marion county. war time require the attention of| Alsop Jefferson D. Simpson, East those who know what war is all chicago Republican, Lake county; about.” He lives at 3772 Salem st.,! John C. Harton, Terre Haute Demois married, has two children and is crat, Vigo county; William E. Giba member of the North Methodist pons Elberfeld Democrat, Warrick church. |county; Patrick J. Lynch Sr. New
BEER Ea a Castle Republican, Henry county. J. L. MONROE SEEKS |
File for State Senator
POST OF ASSESSOR FOR STATE SENATOR—Clifford
Funderburg, Huntington Republican, Jesse L. Monroe, local insurance Huntington and Whitley counties; man, today announced his candidacy| john H. Talge, Indianapolis Demofor Center township assessor in the] crat, Marion county,
TYNDALL OPENS DRIVE TONIGHT
‘Open House’ to Be: Held At Headquarters on E. Market St.
Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyndall, candidate for the Republican nomination for mayor, ex-Mayor Charles W. Jewett, his campaign manager, and other aids will hold “open house” at the newly opened Tyndall campaign headquarters, 137 E. Market st., tonight. “We have found a most gratifying response .to our proposal that Indiana’s outstanding citizen-soldier is the logical leader for the city in this grave emergency,” Mr. Jewett said at the headquarters today. Members of the headquarters staff were busy preparing for tonight's ceremonies, formally opening the campaign. Candidates for other offices and party workers paid visits to the Tyndall managers and many floral tributes were received. “Gen. Tyndall is being offered to the Republican voters as a lifelong citizen of Indianapolis, a businessman who has contributed to the growth of the city and who has never faltered in pursuit of patriotic and civic duties,” Mr. Jewett said.
RAID FRANCE AGAIN
ON THE ENGLISH SOUTHEAST COAST, April 1 (U P.).—British planes resumed daylight attacks on Nazi targets in northern France this afternoon when a large formation of bombers struck at inland French industrial centers. The bombers were escorted by many fighters, indicating a particularly heavy attack.
g if elected.
Borrond Surry BREWER TO RUN n Trustee Race FOR RECORDER
BERNARD L. CURRY, president of Curry-Miller Veneers, Inc, has entered the race for Central Counting Advocate To Seek G. 0. P. Backing In May Primary.
Warren township trustee in the Paul Brewer, long active in G. O.
Republican primary May 5. A delegation of township party leaders con - ferred with him jo% Sgt qd and P. affairs, today entered the race enter the race for county recorder in the Repubin ahswer to lican primary election May 5. their formal re- He was one of the original advotes of the central countin - quest. ca ce g Sys tem for tabulation of primary votes after alleged abuses in vote counting shown in | 1922 when he served as chair-
; Mr. Curry is Mr. Curry resident of the man of one of the several recount
Warren Township Republican club, member of American Legion post 38 and chairman of its child welfare department, Warren towns= ship civilian defense director and a member of the Irvington Masonic lodge, Scottish Rite and boards after that primary. In the first central count in 1940 he was supervisor of six Paul Brewer counting boards. A native of Pulaski county, Mr.
Shrine. He is president of the Men's Fellowship club of the Wallace Street Presbyterian éhurch, is married, has three children and lives at 6797 E. 10th st. He pledged an Brewer has lived here since 1902 and has been engaged in the manufacturing and brokerage business. He never has held public office. Educated in Pulaski county grade and high schools, he is a member of
efficient, business administration
FUGITIVE DOCTOR RETURNED TO JAIL
Clyde C. Carter, Indianapolis attorney for 16 years, today announced his candidacy for criminal court judge on the Republican ticket in the May 6 primary election. A life-long Republican, he is seeking public office for the first time on the basis of experience gained while serving as special judge many times in various courts, civil and criminal. Born in Converse, Ind. he is 55 and has lived here for 24 years.
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He is a graduate of Benjamin Harrison Law school and is a member of the Indianapolis Bar association, Madden-Nottingham post of the American Legion and Masonic orders including the Scottish Rite and Shrine. * He is a Quaker, married and lives at 1450 College ave. He pledges “an
with fair and courteous treatment of both defendant and attorney, without regard to race, religion or political affiliations.
KITE TOURNEY APRIL 11 The annual kite tournament of the city recreation department, called off yesterday because of snow, will be held April 11 at Christian Park.
Clyde C. Carter Announces Criminal Court Candidacy
Clyde C. Carter
EX-CROATIAN LEADER FREE BERN, April 1 (CND).—Dr. Vlad-
imir
Matchek,
former Croatian
leader of the Yugoslav peasant party, who joined King Peter's last anti-Nazi ministry a year ago, has been released from internment in
Agram.
EDWARD DIETZ ASKS J. P. POST
Veteran Lawyer Seeks G. 0. P. Indorsement in
Perry Township.
Edward L. Dietz, Center township
justice of the peace from 1912 to 1916, and from 1922 to 1930, teday announced his candidacy for Perry township justice of the peace in the Republican primary election May 5. He has practiced law here for 30 years and for three terms lectured on justice practice at the Benjamin Harrison Law school. He was a deputy prosecutor in 1917-18, later a deputy county clerk and served three years as chief clerk to Circuit Judge Harry Chamberlin. A lifelong county resident, Mr, Dietz has ben active in civic affairs, is married, has five children, lives at 302 E. Sumner ave. and is a member of St, Roch’s church.
BIBLE LECTURE TONIGHT
Dr. Edwin Barlow Evans, a memes ber of the faculty at Alabama Poly=technic institute, will address the Y. M. C. A. Bible Investgiating club at 6 tonight. He will talk on “Faith of Our Fathers.”
Dr. Michael A. Connell fugitive | the Masonic fraternity and Chris- | free
for more than two years, was returned to the Marion county jail today from New Orleans. He will be taken to the Michigan City prison to start a two-to-14-year sentence, pronounced May 18, 1938, upon his conviction in criminal court on a morals charge. He also was fined $1000 and costs. The prisoner lost an appeal before the Indiana supreme court March 3, 1940, and had been a fugitive since that time, forfeiting a $10,000 bond.
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speed, economy and efficiency.
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May 5 Republican! FOR CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE — primary. Crawford A. Peters, Aurora RepubHe served 12]jjcan, Dearborn county; Harry H. years as an office Hilgemann, Ft. Wayne Democrat, deputy under two, Allen county; Karl Parker Vosloh, former township Bloomfield Republican, Greene assessors and at| county; John C. Branaman, Browns- & bresent is inspec-| town Democrat, Jackson county. | tor of the Home| FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE Insurance Co. and| —Cary A. Taughinbaugh, Muncie assistant superin-| Democrat, Delaware county; CorX : tendent of the Su-| hett McClellan, Muncie Democrat, 3. 1; Monroe perior Life Insur- | Delaware county; Hugh L. Barr, ance Co. He is51,| Terre Haute Republican, Vigo a native of Indianapolis. married.| county. has one child and lives at 3541 N.| FOR PROSECUTOR — John C. Illinois st. Gollehon, Huntington Republican,
AMERICAN LEGION |Ciinton mepubiican, Vermilion ROLLS TOP MILLION
county; D. Russell Boutrager, Elk-| hart Republican.
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