Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1946 — Page 4

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Advises Frispie T That Courts

- Governor Gates \said "today ‘the courts offer the only recourse for settlement of labor leaders’ ‘com« plaint that Decatur township has refused poor relief to strikers. The governor's statement was made in a reply to a'letter written

secretary of the Indiana State Industrial Union council. Mr. Frisbie asked the governor to investigate charges that Herbert H. Edwards, Decatur trustee, “not only refused assistance to these persons but attempted to force them to accept employment at sweat shop

him yesetrday by Walter Frisble, | gawar

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: MARRIAGE LICENSES

|Datothy M. Garrett, 80, Mettiodist, carei-

Ma hal Micheable, 120 Hinge; Glenn Jokes, 3, 130 W. Wiinuf, diph- : - ‘ oR Wino: one in 4 monthly Riley. a : Francis dock, 3045 Ruckle; urdick, . Central mo 2 jariorth ythe Lorenz, 3423 Salem. oda, william ery Lov. ay 3544 Brouse; Grace | Cal Athering ¥ahiand FY a, Central m2 witia - aid. Brose 310 > pilots; Thelma on! a arty 3, “Sie Blake, uremia. : 1 . pape Hamm, Tio N, Hr abet 8 Corn, 4. 910 B. 89th, Ste 3

on exhury: myocarditis,

Mary Frances Tenth 50. as Delaware.’ ‘Bdgar 6, 86, City, mitral stenosis. [Joh pr 4 Arigona; Lillian | Mary Fogg | rll 79, 1430 Edwards, pneu-

Broesp Anthony Moa "Cuyahoga Falls, i Blinor Ruth Taio: 3247 Central. Kner "Dile rad Jt. Patfigls Lee ‘Moe, 3108 C Harry ouhders, R. 3 io ‘Box 836; Beverly Woods, 24 N, Arlington.” 14] ood 4430 Savollion; Mar- | jorie 8, ‘Walker, 5460 Pr: Char s Thomas Black, 517 w Court; RosAlls } Martin, R. R. 7, Box 183, Lee J Camp Atterbury: Siler Alta ormers.

johnson, unas, 2010 : arshall, Carthage, Mol; Jean be Jarvis, 231 E. Michigan. Charles Martin Komianc, 733 N. Harman; Elizabeth, Jean Sierms 1151 N. Ki Oliver Gaines, 324 W. 21st, Apt. 3; ladys |" Thompson, 2534 sh river Richard Lee Collins. 1933 * Histo; Max1 jsabeth MoGili, har 1h, yr pl; Erma Banks, Oboe Highinnd Revel H. Bell, Connersville; Barbara Bowl. ing, Fonnertvile,

monis, |, John Pauwrick Donahue, 73, 930 Elm, carcinoma. Harrison; Jobs BE Hampton, 80, 331 N. Delaware, i | adie Anna Wood, 41, 1139 N. Keystone, . on. John y omas Gray, ", City, arterioscleusr % donnor, 65, Methodist, carcinoma. rgherita, ta Raridan, 85, Methodist, coro-

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SAYS HITLER WAS INJURED IN BLAST

acute

'wages in his own private business.” “No Authority Over Trustee” “In the event a township trustee {18 not properly performing his du- |

{to do so,” the governor wrote.

laws whereby the governor's office has any authority over a township

, trustee or the decisions made by 4

him in relief matters” he con-| |eluded. Mr. Frisbie expressed belief that “if people are in need they are en-|

titled to assistance and the fact

“that they may be involved in a lock- | a¢

out is irrelevant.”

(CABINET DESIGNER DIES HERE TODAY

Erwin T. Wagner, Indianapolis cabinet designer, died today at his home, 6612 Broadway. Mr, Wagner was head designer and estimator of the Aetna Cabinet Co. for many years, He designed 35: {the cabinets for most of the banks = {and drug stores in Indianapolis. The body was taken to the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary, Funeral | arrangements have not been com- | pleted. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Cecile Wagner; his mother, Mrs. Dora Wagner, Owensboro, Ky., a daughter, Mrs. Juanita Wheeler, |

PF. Wagner, Detroit.

| RELIGIOUS SALES up

| CHICAGO, Feb. 1 (U. P.).—The manufacture and sale of church goods and religious articles in America increased during the war by 60, per cent. or from about $25 1000,000 to $40,000,000 yearly, ac- | g to E. A. Long. He is store = manager for the House of Hansen, {one of the oldest religious commer|clal houses in the United States.

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At Si, Francis—Kenneth, Kathryn Pritzer:

At Wilbur,

Atalome—Eenveth, Gladys Harper,

{Margaret J. Jackson, , 2031 N. Meridian, an operation by the same surgeon wirtiam Henry Lee, $1. 4302 College, acute! WHO Operated on Keitel and Jodl,

Mary VanSsoyk, 69, 34 N. Holmes, coro-.

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NUERNBERG, #ebjet (U: P).—~ Adolf Hitler was mute and deaf Girls for “several weeks" after the at-

incent, gaits stafford. | tempt to assassinate him on July len Richards; Cale {20, 1044, Marshal Wilhelm" Keitel

1 h “Russe Inez Hoagland; | was revealed today to have told Van, rumiey; Ar a sehwier; James, Laverne Stanley. 231 allied SMe sil. Gen. Alfred Jodl, eorge; A urston | La oF eehU's..- Walia, ay Tane non { both defendants in the war crimes Pearl Harton; Bdwin, Mary Sullivan: | | tris, alt yrs ijureg seriously | enneth, *Lee; Thomas, Betty Sand-| enough to require .corrective operaers, ahd Wallace, Nellie Ardner, Sars tions, according to informagion | {made available to the United Press. | “There was a blinding flash and | Doris Wendeln: | FéSounding explosion,” Keitel told and Edward, allied officers. He was hurled back- | Lucile -WaFseD: | war by the blast which wrocked a obel and Raymond, | temporary frame hut in which HitVineent's—David, Gladys Srader;|16F Was holding a staff meeting, and | nah Lola. Yeager; Kenneth, Eileen | {Hitler was thrown into his arms. Ce ng ary ras Sellowman, | Keitel said Hitler's arm was injured, his hearing and power of speech destroyed temporarily; Some {five months later Hitler underwent

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