Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1944 — Page 6
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: he | DEY-Cloett group said today that i Seen Saieeily Ya ep ou. Se they had no one in mind for the Sgt. C. A. Elkin Missing; of coagulating the party for the|ChAlrmanship and that they were Robert M. Garnett N ber election to the Lewis not anxious to get into a party fight Captured over the job. . McKinney - Goett - Weiland forces WASHINGTON, May 4 (U. P).[the prosecutor race and the Cun-|all-important prosecutor race for 3 ¥ ~The senate today passed and sent|ningham-McCarthy faction which |ineir candidate, Mr. Howard, it was Overseas since June 1, 1943, and house Murray-George backed Daniel J. O'Neill in the i that a jentered the army on April 16, 1941. * ue Se sheriff's race tw win the | re received his training at Boeing TE — emis pe chairman. Being | ei, Oakland, Cal; Sak Lake OI c Utah, and Seaftle, Wash. was Municipal Judge Louis Weiland He is a member of the Olive ag former Prosecutor David M. Branch Christian church. He at- . » tended School 8 and was gradMentioned as 8 possible choice uated from high school in Chicago. of this group for district chairman Cogent to succeed Ira Haymaker was Her- Aner bert M. Spencer, former superior T. SOL. ROBERN? MS tri since judge and former prosecutor. missing 'n atlion over Austria Feb. 24, is a German prisoner, acGates Strengthened cording to word received by his Some observers believed that the | (her, Fred L. Garnett, 3201 MadFrank McCarthy-Jim Cunningham . 2 group might attempt to force a iF, Summits mother So he compromise and win one of the (&Y r ue amily Foseived youd chairmanships for Mr. McCarthy, |, vag mn 8, sid Sgt. a ane who is chairman of the Associated | °% © yet received word of her Railways of Indiana. | * As far as the state political pic-| ov. Garnett had been in Italy
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ture was concerned, the victory by, the G. O. P. regulars seemed to as- Mey rd been in service two
sure Ralph Gates and Homer E. * a a Capeheart the bulk of the Marion CAPT. JOHN POOLE BOWMAN county delegate vote for the guber-| wag killed in raid over Bremen, natorial and senatorial nominations, Germany. He was the husband of
respectively. {the former Miss Nancy Darrell, The Democratic change in lead-| gaughter of Mrs. Cavandish Dar-
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WASHINGTON, May 4 (U. P.).— The state department was expected today to recommend to congress soon a proposal for creation of an “UNRRA” for education and culture.
It would be organized and financed along the same lines as the united nations relief and rehabiiitation administration—with the big three nations providing the bulk of the capital. It was estimated, however, that the costs of such a project would not be even 10 per cent of the $2,500,000,000 UNRRA fund of which the United States’ share was $1,350,000,000. “Why feed a lot of destitute people, such as UNRRA will be doing, if we don't go further and help educate them?” asked Rep. J. William Fulbright (D, Ark), chairman of the American delegation to the recent conference of allied ministers of education in London. The London conference formulated a draft constitution for a united nations organization for educational and cultural reconstruction and it is now being submitted to the nearly 20 nations which participated.
RUMOR GOULD HEIR DEAD NEW YORK, May 4 (U. P.).— Frank J. Gould, multi-millionaire American sportsman and youngest son of the late financier; J. Gould, who was at his villa in southern France when the Nazis invaded, has not been heard from in more than 8 year, and it is rumored that he is dead, a business representative said today.
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