Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1944 — Page 7

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WED! NESDAY, AVG. 9, 1044 _ |Leslie I. Barnhart Services To Be Conducted Tomorrow

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Liberal party went down to defeat

in the Quebec provincial électicn

yesterday in one of the closest races 3 many. yeats, retina, showed. to,

The National Union party, a coalition of conservatives, won at least 42 seats of the 91 in the provincial legislature compared to 87 for the Liberal party which had a majority for the past five years.

Five contests remaintd in doubt

shy unc parties claimed a few sea Rioting accompanied the elections in Montreal where police were called to investigate the. shooting of three men and stabbing of a fourth. Under arrest as a result were 71 men. '

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— Services for Leslie I. Barnhart, 1726 8S. Talbott ave. who died yesterday at St. Francis hospital, will be conducted at 1:30 p. m, tomorrow at the G. H. Herrmann funeral home by the Rev. Wales E. Smith, Burial will be in the Garland Brock cemetery at Columbus. Born at LaCrosse, Wis., Mr. Barnhart had lived here most of his life and for the past 30 years had been foreman at the Central Supply Co. He was a member of the West Indianapolis lodge 660, F. and A. M. Survivors are his wife, Anna R.; two sons, Robert Irvin of Indianapolis and T. Sgt. Leslie Sherman of Pt. Lewis, Wash.; a daughter, Miss

dianapolis; two sisters, . Irene Hurst of Toledo, O., and . Katherine Utterback of Crawfordsville, and two brothers, Samuel of Indlanapolis, and Sherman of Toleffo.

HEMMER TO SPEAK AT QUINCY OUTING

The 78th annual old settlers picnic of Quincy will hear a speech by Floyd J. Hemmer, Democratic candidate for leutenant governor and present superintendent of state farms, tomorrow, Oldest such organization in the

“I'STRAY BULLETS! OF GUN CLUB PROTESTED

Complaints that the recently organized Beech Grove Gun club is endangering the lives of nearby residents with stray bullets will be investigated by the Marion county plan commission. A group of Beech Grove residents protested the club's. activities to William T. Ayres, county commissioner, yesterday. One resident said “a bulet whizzed past his house” Mr. Ayres told the delegation that the complaints will be turned over to the plan commission at its next meeting, Sept. 12. The club was organized - about

state, the Quincy group’s program begins today and continues through |

Margaret Pauline Barnhart of In-|Saturday.

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Gets Air Medal

Second Lt. Herman J. Kennelly + Jr., (right)- 980 N. LaSalle st., receives the air medal from Tol John H. Gibson at an 8th air force Liberator station in England. He has participated in at- | tacks on Politz, Magdeburg and | Munich as a bombardier,

FULBRIGHT ASSURED OF SEAT IN SENATE

By UNITED PRESS Youthful Rep. J. W. Fulbright, author of the “Fulbright peace reso- | lution,” advocate of international-| ism, and former college president, was assured of a seat in the senate; today on the basis of almost com- |

cratic run-off primary in Arkansas, He defeated Governor Homer M. Adkins, his-nearest rival in the pri-| mary for the Democratic nomination. two s.ago. in which fie won!

& majoriss; g yesterday's’ run-off. The incumbent, ‘Senator! Hattie Caraway, the only woman in| the senate, was defeated in the first’ primary. In Arkansas, the Democratic nomination assures election. Vermont also held a primary yes-, terday and Lt. Col. Mortimer P. Proctor, an industrialist, won the Republican gubernatorial nomination over W. Arthur Simpson. The incumbent, William H. Wills, is retiring due to ill health. In Vermont, the Republican nomination is almost tantamount to election. | SUE INDIANA RAILROAD

CHICAGO, Aug. 9 (U. ,P).—The | government charged today in a suit | filed in federal district court that the Indiana Harbor Belt railroad | violated the common carrier act by | accepting freight consignments for! Holland, Mich., and Naliverive them | £!to Gary, Ind.

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ANNA MMANNIS RITES ARRANGED

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Resi dent Here 35 Years Took Active Part in | Church Affairs. -

Rites for Mrs. Anna Mary Mec-! Mannis, who died Monday at her | home, 2861 N. Gale st, will be at

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Burial will be near Noblesville. Mrs. McMannis, who was 58, had | lived in Indianapolis 35 years. She, was born in Hamilton county. Her husband, Fred McMannis, is a retired employee of the Big Four rail-| | road shops in Beech Grove. She was-a member of the Bright- | | wood Methodist church, the Wo-, {men’s Society ‘of Christian Service ‘and the White Cross guild. Survivors besides her husband are | two sons, Frederick McMannis of | | Indianapolis and Russell McMannis | of Canton, O.; five grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Nina L. Thompson of | Lynn and a brother, Blain Man- |

HURT IN CRASH Lawrence McBride, 17, of Schaff st, Beech Grove, was hurt | when his car went out of control | early today at Carson ave. and| He | was reported in fair condition at 5 § Prancis’ bikie

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