Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1944 — Page 4

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ing placed upon the dinner.

The governor has not been in Washington since the 1941 inaugural. He has turned down repeated requests, some coming directly from the White House, to visit the President. He explained always that he had too much to do here. - Most pressing of the problems now confronting him is the selec tion of a successor to George M. Barnard, Republican member of the public service commission, who is due to go on the interstate commerce commission. - - -

Tyndall Hopes Wane

VICTORY BY the regular G. O. P. organization in the primary here, as seems likely from the early count, spells the doom of the gubernatorial ambitions of Mayor Tyndall, in the viewpoint

of most observers, State politicians have little regard for a candidate who cannot make a good showing in his own county. And with the mayor go-

GOVERNOR SCHRICKER has called off his scheduled trip to Washington for the dinner to be given there May 15 by Alex M. Campbell, northern Indiana district attorney. RL While the governor's explanation was that he had “foo many friend said that he int Nie The soli So etintry.t Hs friends said that he didn't like the political implication : was bebe.

mittee’s slate of candidates, the garded throughout the state as a personal test of strength. - th

Victory of the regulars hers sure the nomination of Ralph Gates, former state chairman is seeking the gubernatorial nomination. Leaders.of the regular organization, Joseph J. Daniels, James L. Bradford and Henry E. Ostrom, are all-out for Mr. Gates. This group is also Homer E. Capehart for senator and the Capehart forces are greatly cheered by the apparent out come. Victory by the regular organization will affect the aspirations of Lt. Gov. Charles Dawson, Washington township resident, in much the same manner as Mayor Tyndall. Mr. Dawson, however, has much more strength than the mayor throughout the state and is expected to make his formal announcement shortly. : 8 5 =

Uniforms Ineffective?

LOCAL OBSERVERS are inclined to believe that uniforms have little effect upon the voters, Judging from the poor showing being made in the G. O. P. congressional primary by the two soldier candidates, Capt. Ralph E. Updike of the marine corps and Lt. Edward D. Lewis of the army air forces. : Neither of the candidates, however, had the backing of any or-

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By UNITED PRESS Party nominees for the Indiana house of representatives chosen in yesterday's primary election were as follows: Marshall County—Walter Baker (R). La Porte County—Henry A. Kreft (R); Margery L, Smith (D). Joint for La Porte and Starke Countieg—Howard 8. Steele (R); Richard Marhanka (D). Joint for Lagrange and Steuben Counties—Max C, Murray (R). Randolph County — Charles H. Leavell (R), Grant County—Harley F. Hardin (R); Burr Leach (D).

Nominees for Legislature

Joint for Blackford and Grant Counties—Lora R. Tudor (R);| Charles O. Apple (D). i Cass County—William O. Fiedler (R); J. Ray Brown (D). Joint for Cass and ‘Carroll’ Counties—Hobert S. Juustice (R); Dale Beck (D).

Joint for Jefferson and Scott

Counties — Herbert M. Copeland

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(R); John T. Pritchard (D). Joint for Allen and Whitley Counties—William H. Kissinger (R).

Henry County: Ralph Harvey

Joint for Henry and Rush Coun:|ties—Raymond C. Morgan (R.);

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Daviess County—Russell Colbert (R.); Lloyd C. Williams (D.), Joint for Putnam and Owen Counties—R. H. Richards (R); Sanford Romine (D.).

Clay County—William M. Greenwood (R); Henry Wilkinson (D). Clark County—Posey Ww, Cooper (R); Elmer Hoehn (D). Adams County—C. S. Meed (R); Robert H. Heller (D). Wayne County—James M. Knapp (R). Joint for Crawford and Harrison Counties—Roy Duggins (R). Joint for Jasper and Newton | Conntite~Howard R. Hiestand (R); | mas M. Callshan (D). Clinton County—Harold P. Heavi- | lon (R); John Q. McQuinn (Dy, Morgan County—Charles Kellum | (R); Louis R, Douglass (D), Joint for Brown and Jackson! Counties—William F. Helwig (R); Oren O. Swails (D). Montgomery County — Clara Van Coons (R); Donald B. Taylor (D). Joint for Pulaski and Fulton Counties—Alpha Hoese] (R); Prank Stevens (D). Elkhart County—Thomas N. Long and Robert A. Hoover (R) ; Isabel B. Russell (D). Lawrence County—Marin ‘Smith (R);- Bernice Allen (D). Joint for Clay and Parke Counties—Ralph E, Porter (R); Herbert G. Meyer (D), Joint for Montgomery and Put-

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Counties—Albert Van Winkle (D.); Elmer C. Weller (R.). Joint for Posey and Vanderburgh

Counties—Irma 8, Lynch (D.). | Howard County—George W, Free- |

Joint for Howard and Tipton (RJ); Franklin Ray Hull (D.). Monroe County—George W. Henley (R); Willlam O. Lynch (D.). Parke County—Edward Wood-

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nam Counties—O. Bruce Lane (R).! Joint for Morgan, Owen and| Hendricks Counties—John A. Ken-| dall (R); Clifford Walters (Dj. Joint for Carroll, Clinton and White Counties—Roy Conrad (R);| J. J. Hufford (D). Joint for Greene and Monroe counties—Robert G. Miller (R.);| James E. Cullum (D.), | ” ” » SENATE Party nominees elected at yester- | day's Indiana primary election for the state senate were as follows: Joint {or Marshall and St. Joseph CountiessJohn Gonas (D); Turnock ). Joint for Starke and La Porte Counties—A. W, Mitchell (R); How- | ard L. Weninger (D). | Joint for La Grange, Steuben and |

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eies—Arthur -Deniston (D); Clyde R. Black (R). Joint for Jackson, Scott and

Washington Counties — Charles R. Morris (D); William A. Cope (R). Grant County—Victor Hood (D); Palmer R. Edgerton (R). Joint for Shelby, Rush and Fayette Counties—Elgar 1. Higgs (R): Ruth E. Lake (D). Joint for Parke and Clay Counties —Herbert Meyer (D); RalpH Porter

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