Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1946 — Page 4
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (U. P). Between 5000 and 6000 reporters, radio commentators, and magazine writers have asked to “cover” the atomic bomb tests on ships, navy officers disclosed today. Applications have reached such proportions that a joint army-navy board has been created to select correspondents to report the exper~ iment.
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BERNIE CUMMINS and his orchestra will play for a “memorial ball” in connection with the “march of dimes” drive tonight
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neclo is dance chairman, Invi- Mr. Cummins Governor and Mrs. Gates, Lt. Gov. and Mrs, James and the executive council of the Marion county chapter of the National Poundation for Infantile Paralysis members and their wives.
RED CROSS DRIVE
LEADERS APPOINTED
Leaders in the government and education division of the Red Cross
campaign to be conducted throughout March were named today, with Bon O. Aspy as chairman. Those who will serve under Mr. Aspy include Roy E. Hickman, city controller; Herman C. Wolff, business man who headed the division last year; Judge Floyd Claycombe; county commissioner Ray Menden~ hall; Frank T. Millis, treasurer of state; Adolph Seidensticker, postmaster; the Rev. Earl A. Feltman, and James D. Strickland, director of the state OPA. Other division chairmen named
Russell B, Moore, downtown, Slogan for the coming campaign is “Your Red Cross Must Carry on.”
PARALYSIS BOOTHS CLOSE AFTER FEB. 2
The infantile paralysis foundation's booths in downtown stores and utilities will remain open until Feb. 2, Mrs, Lowell 8. Fisher is in charge of the booths. She is assisted by the Indianapolis Council of Women, Federation of Women's Clubs and American Legion auxiliary. Captains in charge of the booths
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2 LOCAL MEN DUE TO RETURN TO U. S.
Two ‘ more Indianapolis soldiers were listed by East and West embarkation points as due to arrive back in the States. Lt. Norman A. Richwine is aboard the Langfitte which is scheduled to dock Feb. 3 at San Francisco and T. 4th Gr. John O. Donahue is on the Owensboro Victory which is due at New York Feb. 19. { Both will be processed at Camp { Atterbury, Ind.
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