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By ROY J. FORREST United Press Staff Correspondent gained a seat in the senate of the Indiana glneral } Sssembly and 13 in the house as result of Tuesday's elections and the

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L lineup for the regular 1045 legislature stood today at-37-13 in favor of | whelming—as it was before—that . Senate Republicans and 69-31 for the G. O. P. in the lower chamber. |the Democrats probably will’ have

Hoosier voters gave 13 currently G. O. P, seats in the house to|little restraining .voices in purely|

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won a senate seat in the VanderA burgh district. House seats were added by the|Marion county, where canvassing of

minority party in the senate.

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might be felt on general issues

both the house and senate from which divide the majority.

The 1945 session will have a new

}. Democrats in the Clark, Delaware, [election results lagged in the coun-|president,in the senate, as Lt, Gov.

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Madi-|ty’s ‘cumbersome central counting elect

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§' aon, Posey-Vanderburgh-Warrick, | bureau. They also took the Marion-| publican’ state auditor, will succeed ‘Sullivan, Vanderburgh and Vigo|Johnson county district seats in the|Charles M. Dawson, the outgoing

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poultry man from Warsaw, was feelected and appeared to be & ocertain bet-to take up the gavel again as G. O, P, speaker of the house of Representatives over which: he ruled for the past two years in the regular and two special sessions. Alsc in the house, G. O, P. Majority Leader George W. Henley of Bloomington was re-elected and again will face Robert. H. Heller of Decatur, Democratic minority floor leader who won, too. In the senate, Palmer R. Edgerton (R.), Grant county, gained the short-term seat vacated by the resignation of Thurman A, Biddinger, Marion, senaté president

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Interest shifted from the tabulations of election results to Republican plans to take over patronage held by Democratic administrations since 1933. The inauguration of Governorelect Ralph F, Gales on Jan. 8 will be the first for the Republicans since installation ceremonies were held in 1929 for Governor Harry G. Leslie. Simultaneously, the G., O. P. will take over complete charge of the state government, Members of the Indiana general assembly elected Tuesday were: STATE SENATORS Allen and Noble counties—Lucius Somers (R). Brown, Greene and Monroe — Robert G. Miller (R). * Carrol, Clinton, White—Roy Conrad (R). Cass, Fulton—Clyde R. Black (R). Clay, Parke—Ralph E. Porter (R). DeKalb, Lagrange, Steuben — Harry M. Shull (R). Delaware — Marker Sunderland {D). Elkhart—Paul W. Kerr (R). Fayette, Rush, Shelby—Elgar I. Higgs (R). Fountain, Vermillion, Warren — Walter B. Gillespie (R). Grant—Palmer R. Edgerton (R), Hendricks, Morgan, Owen-——John A. Kendall (R). Jackson, Scott, Washington — Charles R. Morris (D).

Coblents (R).

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — ssembly Despite Gain by Democrats

yd-—Roy W. Darneal (D). Fountain—Roy J. Harrison (R). Fulton, ‘Pulaski — Alpha Hoesel (R). : Gibson—Gene Eckerty (R). Grant—Harley F. Hardin (R). Green®-Willlam Hostettler (R), Hamilton—Frank J, Evans (R). Hancock, Madison—Ernest Warrum (D), Hendricks—George J. Edick (R). Henry-—Ralph Harvey (R). Henry, Rush—Raymond C. Morgan (R). * Howard--Earl M. Utterback (D). Howard, Tipton Ed Montgomery (R), Huntingtan—Roscoe N. Kitt (R). Jasper, Newton—Howard R. Hiestand (R). Jay—Carl A. Smith (R). Jefferson, Scott — Herbert M. Copeland (R). Johnson, Marion — Kenneth F. Blackwell (R), Knox—H, 8. Pielemeler (D). Knox, Pike—Beecher Conrad (R). Kosciusko—Hobart Creighton (R). LaGrange, Steuben—Max C. Murray (R), Lake—James 8S. Hunter, Betty Malinka, Frank J. O'Rourke, James M. Callahan, Stanley Kwiat (D), Lake, Porter—Louis F. Churilla (D). La Porte—Henry A. Kreft. (R). La Porte, Starke—Howard .Steele

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