Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1946 — Page 4
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when the electorate rejected a Communist-inspired new constitution wy
a decisive 1,200,000 votes.
The coming election is for an : assembly to draft a constitution Which prevail in the United States
without the objectionable features and Britain
_ ment, the . | (MRP), are waging separate fights, | | abandoning the uneasy political | |truce. "3 As nearly as can be guessed amid i luncertainties of French politics, ' |the Communists have little chance of emerging from the election powerful enough to form a government of their own, or to domina functions of the Mr Keemle |, oalition, government, The voters scented the A likely prospect seems to danger of a political dictatorship, (another ' three - way government,
lacking the democratic safeguards|with a. slight shift away from nnn extreme. left, no matter if the Com Si munists do maintain their n
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‘| AM AN AMERICAN’ PROGRAM SET HERE
Robison-Ragsdale post 133, American Legion, will sponsor an “I Am an American Day” program in the World War Memorial at 8 p.m. Friday. : ' War brides and newly naturalized citizens have been invited to attend as special guests. : Among those appearing on the program will be Rabbi Maurice M, Feuerlicht, Virgil H. Stinebaugh, superintendent of public schools; L. Harshman, assistant superintendent of schools; Emmett J. Rice,
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