Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1944 — Page 2

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Y| Conference Here

THE INDIANA GRAIN and Feed Dealers association will hold

announced today. Leaders in

the grain and feed business who will speak are: Fred H. Clutton, Chicago board of trade secretary, Walter C. Burger, Chief, food management

camp's observance of infantry day, branch of the Food Production

the parade. win,” he said, “only if

fight our enemies.” After a 13-gun salute

Maj. Gens. James L. Collins of Ft.| hy Terrell Jr. of W ; Haves ar a Henry presentations to the father of 2d Lt. Robert Craig

of military honors were made. of Toledo, 24-year-old infantryman will meet Monday at 8 p. m. for a

the the infantry and to the spureme| of its courage, skill and en-| * in an address preceding:

dispensi | administration, Washington, D. Fo bey C.; Don B. Jenkins, Indianapolis, chairman of the Indiana Wheat Improvement committee; E. E. “We know that we can| Allison, chairman, grain storage

our soldiers and storage charges, of the In-

; | diana Grain Dealers association, out-march, out-wit and outSan uw | and Alva PF. Trayer, grain section

chief of the state A. A. A.

had greeted |

| ab presented by Maj. Gen. Jones| O. E. §. CHAPTER TO MEET

The congressional medal of honor! killed in the Sicilian campaign. Me re spr mem m———————

> 2 antl ‘Music department awards at Broad Ripple high school have been | made to 48 pupils. - Awarded on a point basis for participation in concerts, programs and reearsals, honor monogram awards with a star were made to Donald Perry, Marian Sumner, Betty Ramsey Joanne Robinson and Joan Kopp, in the vocal department, while Robert Beasley, Carolyn Harvey and Rhea McGoldrick gained equal recognition for instrumental music, : Those who won the major award, also a monogram, are: Vocal, Ray Baily, Dorothy Blakeslee, Catherine Bray, Jerry Chapman, Dale Emery, Charles Ferguson, Charlotte Hitchcock. LeCarda Johnson, Betty Barbara Lovelle, Louise Martin, Delores Millican, Carolyn MeCullough, Dorothy Newburg, Charles Scott, Julia Ann Vos, Peggy Welchel, Joan Yarian, and Donald Yar-

Brightwood chapter 399, O. E. 8.,

| double initiation ceremony.

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lican national com Mr. Lauer told delegates at that meeting was being rule “not yet adop!

In his speech ac atorial nomina Schricker said tha on his record as g “Personally,” he honest though m this record and I the only one on w my stand in my; United States senaf recommends itself the coming, electic be proud and hap same principles ar votion to my dutie capital, This, in have to offer.” The governor sal the high honors party had bestowe that he had not nation. He said tive in this case re the delegates of and that “under: stances I can do eept your great g appreciation.” Rep. Madden « fering attack agai ulations of Repub!

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