Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1946 — Page 2

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d Sentence Entry ‘Wins for Local Secretary

Miss Norma Spalding, 31 W. 2st st, is one diana; . i Gis to 1 ig, . person in In polis pt 3 definitely needs is a garage—just dhe ux mew he J big enough for aty-or =O! Spaldin car-a~day contest. She got eS car will be on its way just 0 a Motors settles bor problems and goes back

is the winner of the Raleigh certificate for the car yesterday

But Raleigh cigaret contest ofkoduetion. ~|clals request that she keep her B08 from work with a bad cold, | Prize-winning statement to herself. Spalding had just returned She hinted, however, that she told Joctar’s office when she how bonds would bring greater op-

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aimed “to plunge hu-|. “The only thing worse is ern conservative,

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under a fusillade of shots presumably fired from & parked auto-

apartment in the Oakland district. |ocratic floor leader of the state

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being prepared for their totalitarian schemes, whatever th may be.” ; Tieing into reactionaries of both parties, Rep. La Follette said. “It is incredible that with a 300

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night at the mid-winter conference last night Indiana State Federation of Labor. Shown at the banquet Winfield Denton (left), candidate for the Sth district Democratic nomination; It gov, Richard James, President Carl

his face people Who own things don’t| “People who measure their ecounderstand that the rnly way to/nomic situation by their ability to carry that debt is with purchasing hire a maid for $10 a week aren't power in the hands of the masses even good conservatives. and prices that give fair return but|Har !lton, the god of conservatism,

not exorbitant profit. said

W. DUNN TO SPEAK AT EXCHANGE CLUB

J. W. Dunn of the Rockwood Manufacturing Co. will speak at the

campaign for the Republican senatorial nomination. | °

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