Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1944 — Page 10

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PROBABLY THE most single result of last week's primary was the 20,432 votes garnered by Earl B. Teckemeyer to lead by a wide margin the field of 69 candidates seeking the 11 G. O. P. state representative nominations. . He got 4000 more votes than did the next high man, Russell For-

tune Jr., and more than twice as many votes as did Mrs, Margaret L. Wyatt who won 1lth place. He ;- got more votes than did the or-

A lesby was inst the townshi ganization backed candidate for aga P

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{know any more about it than you {do now.” - | The dispute was referred to the mayor, who told the safety board, rH look into it.”

TERRE HAUTE MAN'S CAR FOUND IN LAKE

CHICAGO, May 10 (U. P)— Police. notified A. J. Carbon, Terre

+Haute, Ind. today that they had

found his car, stolen last fall, but

{so far they have been unable to

recover it. Eugene Jeras, 20, con-

! fessed that he stole Carbon’s auto- | mobile from a Terre Haute garage,

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no great outpouring for him as an individual; he has been in the public eye only a short time, hav ing served one term in the legislature and one term as president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, and he put on no especially vigorous campaign and spent very little money. »” » » THE LARGE VOTE he received undoubtedly is directly attributable to his work as chairman of the legislative committee investigating the state welfare department—a committee that has departed from the custom of most interim legislative committees and actually done a lot of work. “It looks,” says Mr. Teckemeyer, “as if someone really wants something done about straightening

very encouraged.” The committee has completed most of its works and has issued a number of reports. Mr. Teckemeyer is now working nights to “whittle down” the size of the report to easily digestible size. His main worry now is whether the 150 members of the legislature can be interested in the findings and recommendations of the commission, The factor that has strengthened the commission's findings in the public's eye is that the reports are signed by the two Democratic minority members, thus eliminating any political element whatsoever,

= » 2 THREE MEN were slated by both the “regular” and city hall factions for G. O. P. representative nominations. Two of them, Mr, Teckemeyer and ‘Mr. Fortune, won but the third, Tyler Oglesby, vice president of the Irvington Re-

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publican club, came in only 12th.

| And Mr. Oglesby is plenty sore,

He says that although County Chairman Henry E. Ostrom repeatedly promised that he would be slated “across the board,” he and his friends found on election day that he had been slated by the “regular” organization in only nine of the 32 wards in county. Mr. Oglesby said that Mr. Os-

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out this welfare business. I feel

the Midwestern corn freeze and

DEMOCRATIC DOINGS: Governor Schricker was indorsed today by his home district, the second, for the Democratic senatorial nomination. This brings to eight the humber of districts that have indorsed him in one manner or another, the first, third and fourth being the only ones that have not taken action. An epidemic of district indorsements, starting fuday in his home district, the fourth, is also to be expected boosting Senator Samuel D. Jackson for the Democratic ‘gubernatorial nomination. He is expected to make a formal announcement of his candidacy shortly.

THE ONLY CHANGE in Democratic district leadership expected as a result of today’s reorganization meetings is expected in the fifth. A new district.chairman and vice chairman will be chosen. The first and 11th districk changes were announced Saturday. } William J. Harrigan, Hammond labor leader, was appointed district chairman, and Mrs.

vice chairman. . . . ( Democratic State Chaikman Frey Bays and all other officers of the Democratic state committee are scheduled to be re-elected at the state committee reorganization meeting here Saturday.

END OF CORN FREEZE URGED BY SENATORS

WASHINGTON, May 10 (U.P) — Prominent Midwestern senators demanded today that War Food Administrator Marvin Jones terminate

raise the weight limit on the government support price on hogs to alleviate a serious pork market glut. Senator Clyde M. Reed (R. Kas.), acting as chairman for the group, said he would ask Jones to meet

the {corn sales in several Midwestern

with the senators Thursday and answer their arguments. Under present WFA regulations

In the first district,

Hazel McDonald, Hobart, was appointed

| states are limited to the Commodity | Credit Corp. to be used for war | industries. The support price is {guaranteed now for hogs from 200 to 270 pounds and the floor will be dropped to 180 pounds next Monday.

trom claims he could not slate him in more wards because William H. Book, executive vice president of the Indianapolis Chama | ber of Commerce, was opposed to || - ©glesby's candidacy because Og-

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