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Ralph R. Roberts of Rockport Now House Employee.
By DANIEL M. KIDNEY . Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, April 4—Ralph R. Roberts, Rockport, has filled as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for eighth district congressman, he announced here today. A long-time employee of the house of representatives, Mr, Roberts has been chief doorkeeper since February, 1943. He succeeded to the post upon the death of Joseph Sinnott, who had been a house employee for more than half a century. Besides having charge of the several hundred house employees, Mr. Roberts has the duty of proceeding down the aisle and announcing all distinguished guests on the house floor when joint sessions are held with the senators. He is the second to announce on the Democratic side, subject to the primary May 7. Winfield K. Denton, Evansville, announced previously, Mr, Roberts toured the district recently making a survey of his political chances. He reports that the Democratic organization leadership in eight of the 11 counties in the district are for him. Included in this support he puts Vanderburgh county's Democratic chairman, Charles Eichel. Counties he listed as not committed are Crawford, Perry and Posey. A son of Judge R. E. Roberts, Rockport, Ralph retains a law partnership there with his father, He was born at Rockport, Oct. 16, 1897, and educated there and at. Indiana university. Owns Farms He enlisted in the marines in world war I and served in the AEF. He was Spencer county Democratic chairman in 1923 and is a post commander of the Rockport American Legion post. Mr. Roberts has been a house employee, first minority then majority, since 1922. He studied at the National University Law school here and was admitted to Indiana,
court to practice. He owns and operates several farms in Spencer county and specializes in production of beef cattle. Having served at national Democratic headquarters and attended every national Democratic convention since 1928, Mr. Roberts was doorkeeper at the Chicago convention in 1942.
EVANSVILLE LAUDED IN SAFETY CONTEST
Times Special CHICAGO, April 4 —The National Safety council today awarded the city of Evansville honorable mention on the basis of efforts to promote traffic safety, Wichita won first place in the 100,000 to 250,000 division, in which the southern Indiana city was placed.
48 states as participants, in addition to 1382 cities, and covered the year 1945. The state of Iowa won first place in the mid-Western states division, in which Indiana competed.
MINISTER TO SPEAK AT HEBREW TEMPLE
BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN
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| Dr. Dallas L. Browning, pastor | of the North Methodist church, will preach at the regular Sabbath fore service at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the temple of the Indianapolis Hebrew .congregation. “The Inescapable God" is Dr. Browning's topic taken from Psalm 139.7. He will speak in the absence [ot Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt. Dr. | Morris M. Feuverlicht will conduct the service,
PRESTON FOSTER AND SHEILA D’ARCY WED
BURLINGAME, Cal. April 4 U. P.).—~Movie Actor Preston Foster {and Actress Sheila D'Arcy were honeymooning- today after a surprise marriage. | They were married Tuesday and left immediately for an undisclosed
EAN LESS ACCIDENTS
HOOSIER HIGHWAY TOLL IS UP SHARPLY
Indiana's traffic toll continued to surge upward last month when 83 persons were killed in 71 fatal accidents, Col, Austih R. Killian, superintendent of state police, reported today... The March death toll represented a 41 per cent increase over the 59 fatalities reported in March last year, Mr. Killian said. Motor collisions in February accounted for 69 deaths. A breakdown of statistics showed 27 multiple collisions caused 34 deaths in ‘March. Twenty-six vic tims were pedestrians, 12 died in seven . railroad crashes, seven motorists were killed in cars that ran off the roadway and two victims were bicyclists! One victim's car overturned in the road and another person met death in a noncollision accident.
THE : INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Georgia Schneider
In Trustee Race
Mrs. Georgia Schneider, 121 N: Bradley st., former member of the juvenile court staff, has announced her candidacy for the Republican nomination. for Center - township trustee, vy An active Republican . worker many years, Mrs. Schneider formerly served as precinct committeewoman in the Ninth ward and ; was a worker at the county G. O. Mrs. Schneider -p, headquarters during the 1942 campaign. She is the widow of the late Luke V. Schneider, political writer and former newspaperman.
DR. JOY TO SPEAK AT DINNER MEETING
All Souls Unitarian church will present. Dr, Charles: R. Joy, who just returned from nine months of observation in Europe, in ‘an address at a dinner meeting tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in the church, Dr. Joy surveyed Europe as the executive secretary of the Unitarian service committee which is aiding the homeless millions of Europe.
GLORIA ASKS PRESS END INTERFERENCE
NEW YORK, April 4 (U. P.).—
Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski \re- ,
spectfully” ‘asked the press yesterday to stop interfering in her family affairs.
The 22-year-old heiress, wife of ‘ |the 64-year-old symphony conduc- |: tor, called a press conference in |:
her tiny apartment today. She shook hands graciously with
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were given a two paragraph statement. Then she tyrned her back on the reporters and declined to discuss the statement. In the statement she said that her mother, Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, would not “suffer privation due
to the lack of the necessities. of life.” ~ The 22-year-old daughter recently cut off her mother’s allowance,
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