Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1944 — Page 12

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“GUYNN DISMISSAL HEARING CONTINU

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the department by Arthur

welfare director.

_the county welfare department. The hearing was started yester

Miss Guynn because she “failed socaperate with his policies.

instances but objections {to a by Frank Symmes, her attorney, were” sustained by the perisonnel board on the grounds that | The sil personnel board has, {no evidence was presented to sypy continued until next Tuesday. a port them. hearing on the recent dismissal of Miss Helen Guynn, former head of}

of | More time to prepare evidence.

Mr. Wooden said he dismissed area of North Carolina.

The hearing was continued until next Tuesday to give Mr. Wooden

POLIO CASES MOUNT

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Turtle' Tops Plays In Troupers' Poll

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ances, Bobby Clark of “Mexican Hayride” and Mary Martin of “One Touch of Venus”; best score, “Carmen Jones”; best lyrics, Oscar Hammerstein 2d.

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