Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 5

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ALLIED ARMY SET T0 STRIKE

Formidable Forces Wait in British Isles for 2d Front Order.

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ing the British home fleet and probably could stop any forces Germany could throw into the battle. “Second front talk in United] States: Plotting turning point in war,” was a typical headline in the afternoon newspapers which formed the British public that] Churchill, who only three days ago! saw King George at Buckingham|: palace, was at the White House. :

Anxious Over Near East

Anxiety was increasing not only} over the military situation in Libya |: saz > » = but the position in the Mediterra- |i:

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miralty’s silence regarding the air-|: naval battle of last week-end. [3 It was understood here that there| would be no really informative | statement on the talks until after |:

Churchill had returned to London |

and it was said that there was little |&55

chance that any of a series ot} possibly momentous decisions would |

be announced.

R. A. F. BOMBS RAIL TOWN LONDON, June 19 (U. P.) —British planes heavily bombed the im-

portant railroad junction at Chaul-| Goodson, 70, was killed last night nes Sur Oise, 70 miles north of at Midland when he was struck by Paris, during the night and damaged an auto driven by | Mitchell, 18, of Jasonville.

switches and sheds.

. Cornelia Van Ree, 18, is home Francisco where she filed a $100,000

brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.

er Files Suit

GATES SAYS GOP HARMONY IS AIM

Pledges ‘No Recriminations’ Against Those Who

Fought Organization. (Continued art pre ag

tion would be “wide open” and asserted that “it was anything but that.” They were willing to wager that Mr. Knapp, three times a G. O. P. house speaker, would not be reelected to that position if the Republicans capture the house this

;| fall.

The state chairman said that yesterday's convention, in which all opposition to the organization's slate of candidates faded after Mr.

: [Alexander overwhelmed Mr. Knapp,

XN RON with her 3-day-old baby In San damage suit against her sister and Turner, charging they conspired

for Turner to seduce her and claim the baby as their own to avoid

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Otto Petit, Republican sheriff's nominee, today demanded an immediate hearing before Circuit Judge Earl R. Cox on his charges that a wide discrepancy existed in the number of ballots cast in two precincts of the 11th ward. Judge Cox set the hearing for this afternoon. . Mr. Petit charged that in the 8th precinct of the 11th ward, the canvassing board had marked 157 ballots on the outside of the bag and | that there were actually 187 bal- | lots found by the recount board. He | said the actual ballots showed a { gain of 19 for Jesse Hutsell, who is { contesting his nomination. Mr. Petit charged there was 2a | similar discrepancy found in ‘the {14th precinct of the 11th ward where he said there were 26 more | ballots than were listed by the can- | vassing board.

BELIEVE SUB MENACE

| fersonville,

LESS ON EAST COAST

WASHINGTON, June 19 (U. P.. —The submarine menace appeared to diminishing today off the Atlantic coast but increasing in the

Caribbean area. Experts attributed the fewer sink-

|ings off the east coast to strengthened anti-submarine activities

{rather than to a periodic lull.

“was a demonstration of party solidarity and makes the outlook bright for success in the fall election.”

Alexander Gets Early Lead

Mr. Alexander, sixth district chairman, got a big lead early in the convention balloting yesterday and just as soon as it began to look like a “bandwagon” everyone hastened to get on. Mr. Knapp withdrew after only 54 of the 92 counties had been polled. The vote at that time stood 1256 for Alexander and 250 for Knapp. The house speaker pledged his support in the fall election. After that there was no more fight. All opposition candidates withdrew, allowing the organization's candidates to be nominated by acclamation,

Slate of G. 0. P. Nominees

Here is the slate of G. O. P. nominees which will be placed before the voters in the November election: Secretary of State—Rue J. Alexander, Pine Village. Attorney General—James A. Emmert, Shelbyville. Auditor—Richard T. James, Portland. Treasurer — James Porter. Superintendent of Public Instruction—Dr. C. T. Malan, Terre Haute. Supreme Court—Mart J. O'Malley, Huntington. Appellate Court, Southern District —Wilbur A. Royse, Indianapolis, and Paul F. Dowell, Madison. Appellate Court, Northern District —Floyd S. Draper, Gary, and Harry Crumpacker, Michigan City. Clerk of Supreme and Appellate Courts—Thomas C. Williams, Jef-

M. Givens,

Three Others Renominated The three present Republican state officials who were candidates for renomination were nominated by acclamation before the roll call was taken in the secretary of state's race. They were State Auditor Richard T. James, State Treasurer James Givens and School Superintendent

Dr. C. T. Malan.

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Interned Flier

Howard E. Walker is one of the American fliers who were interned in Turkey after their planes were forced down in an attack on Rumanian oil fields from Egyptian bases. Names of the others have not been learned.

BRITISH PUSHED QUT OF LIBYA

Germans Step Up Effort to Crush Russians at Sevastopol.

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casus, were renewed with increasing ferocity despite tremendous German losses, and appeared to be making progress. Soviet dispatches estimated 3000 German dead a day outside of Sevastopol or a total of about 40,000 killed in 14 days. The Germans, however, claimed to have broken through the main Russian defenses on the north. Turkish Situation Critical

3. The position of Turkey was increasingly critical, although official statements indicated that German pressure was being withstood in connection with landing of five American bombers in Turkey after bombing Rumanian targets. The Russians also were accusing Turkey of provocation in connection with conviction of two Russians \for an attack on Nazi Ambassador

wide speculation that the axis would attempt a push through or close to Turkish territory this summer in an effort to reach the Near Kast. These developments were expected to result in broad decisions by Mr, Roosevelt and the British prime minister, who also were expected to discuss the problems of keeping open sea routes to Britain and Russia, the Pacific war and {general post-war problems.

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