Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1946 — Page 13
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Tous applause ago whed he .” This conty, but it did um wage law, e control dct, tion, and yet i-strike legislabor bill, x this country it has nothing who are wellnot interested
ad significance who are trying radicalism or is for. It does beral elements 1ad to face in 80 usual these ion: No secret
ization in the deed if a tiny bership, or, get per the public
of thig threat, keep out any time, they are ourageously to they stand in
as Mr, Harrisen e the risk of
Bolte, also put C. must “adopt sek to “provide of freedom.”
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abolish its re-
® prospect that be permitted to ell to tackle the that the wedge iron door. llowships which derstanding beler countries. I n ourselves and hey might have, d if freedom of yeen maintained. » Chicago Daily on leave after nd considerable
idea except its fore, the Soviet dozen carefullys each year, and cans have manfet Union. and ineffectual Russians are to to avoid a war, of students and sing numbers. agine hostile init should authorsay, 1000 Soviet {can universities lent facilities in
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the same effect resume to say. riet culture is the proclaim it to be, o excuse to fear lange of students.
nquiry
how much small until the depart. bh its next census
and greater con-One-product and it for diversificare were 135 major 07, and in 1945 it ie whole range of es, iron and steel, sportation equip-
more - mergers is )20-21 and 1925-29
y Foe use subcommittee ymic concentration The chairman is e because he also articularly drastic gress. nses is that big- » more than 5 per i be made subject
aracter
ish monarchy has title deeds to freeon of nations the
mulate the king in run for the presi‘that he would be such a role. 'd by him after the by his selfflessness,
all how are you? only after he had sstions that he was ‘8. entimental people. phdum, called upon pany or follow him to them all: “You tay here and serve
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| Hoosier Boys State politics moved
Mix Athletics With Study Of Government Under Legion Auspices.
into high gear today. The 400 youthful students of gov- | ernment drew battle lines at the | Indiana State School for the Deaf | where they are attending the Amer- |
ment in democracy. | Between classes in government,
* | speech and law, the embryo poli- * ticians were closeted with campaign
managers and party chieftains, | Wednesday, the voters, all of high school age, will go to the polls. They | will select their officials from al
| roster presented by the Nationalists | | Pompton lakes.
{and the Federalists. Voting will be |
by machines supplied by the Marion | fiashlights and lanterns continued | lieved to have toddled into the]
county commissioners. Hear FBI Agent This morning the boys heard J. L. Dalton, head of the Indianapo-
ship.
spent in classes.
Jake Caskey, sports head of the by the fact that the missing child|an attempt by 500 prisoners to es- lodge and gone to his room a block neck and the fifth shot went! LEGION DIRECTOR TO SPEAK
chool, sent the boys through paces wore rio shoes and the scent also|cape during a struggle in which one away where he got an antiquated through his own head. n volleyball, baseball and softball was carried by the parents of the/Nazi was killed and several revolver. his afternoon as athletic activities poy,
gained headway.
Legion, was to address the youths | tonight.
Attacked by Dog. Chokes It to Death
HAMMOND, Ind, June 17 (U. P.).—Virgil Forch, 34, told today how he choked a dog to death when the animal clamped its teeth on his upper lip and would not let go. Mr. Forch said he heard the dog bark and stopped his automobile to see if he had struck it. A mongrel female weighing about 15 pounds sprang from bushes beside the road. Leaping at him, the dog ground its teeth into his lip. Mr. Forch choked the dog to death. Deputy Sheriff Wayne Peters drove up and pried the dead dog's jaws apart. Eight stitches were taken in Mr. Forch's lip.
TALKS TO EARLHAM "CLASS RICHMOND, Ind. June 17 (U. P.)—Ralph Nicholson, publisher of the New Orleans Item, delivered the commencement address at Earlham college's 99th graduation exercises | today.
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40 SET LINES Police Search New Jer i: FOR BATTLE 3! arg for Missing Child SHOT TO DEATH Wives of Men in Low Grades
i} BA L0T BOXES :. volunteer searchers searched search. | the Higsed Ramapo mountains in! But as time passed without find- |
‘lican Legion's 10th annual experi- |
| lis FEI office 'difcuss good citizen eunaInds of the New York} DUINDORP JAIL BREAK! | bat she had: recently drfanped for son through their heads.
d brought over from the ot vere THE HAGUE, June 17 (U. P.). —|an independent income and was no The remainder of the day WAS barracks yesterday to ald in the | Nazi rioters.at the internment éamp | longer interested in marriage.
Worth Shumaker, assistant® na- (trace. Rescue parties, composed of attacked the fire brigade that at- came out he grabbed her, knocking Services for Greene were arranged 2 p. m. Sunday June 30 at Nobles» , tional Americanism director of the | members of the Presbyterian Sun-|
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WIDOW, hT, SON YOUR 6.1. RIGHTS . . . By WET Larsen
May Get Maternity Benefits
WEST MILFORD, N. J, "June 17 day school class who were attend- | ( P.).—State troopers and an army ing the picitic, first took up the!
|Suitor Takes Own Life WASHINGTON, June 17. L wives A. To get the answer to your $64 : 7 of veterans have sent in the follow- | question, you Will have to take this 4 eavily-wooded Forest park ing any ‘trace of the youth, New| In Bicknell Slaying. ing questions: problem to the veterans’ adminis | area ea for seven-year-old Law-' Jersey state police from the Pomp- | gu Q. My husband was an officer| tration. It is up to. VA to weigh : rence Blossfeld. [ton Lakes barracks were sum-| Times Special when we were mariied. I was a|all the facts involved and make &
The child has moned. Police from West Milford] BICKNELL, Ind, June 17.—~A|WAQC private. I became pregnant| decision. Joe mis Sine Yowashi, ad Jolungeet firemen | spurned offer of marriage was be-| while I was still in service. Am I} Q My husband is in Japan. G1 when he Ey hunt, %, Ain ome fn de |Heved by authorities today to have ringing Bos Due gi oh have heen living with my father, dered away fromu| The New York state police were een the motive behind the murder ment of labor? but pe just died, leaving a lot. of church pienie, asked to hel terd d th of a 57-year-old widow and her 30- bills and no insurance. I find it Other searchers = P JYyesiercay an €| year-old son and the suicide of the will be almost impossible for me to dragged the bot Bawiiorne BurFacks ot Sp W woman's suitor here yesterday. support van now on my allot= tom of Park lake|"™ Horton a =| Hamilton Greene, 59, former pool ment, what with prices so high and on the chance hounds, Queenie and Pinkie. room “employee, fired five shots in 3 he survives may apply for these, .\g required to help my mother, the youth may oye the area was trampled | front of the Eagles lodge here, kill- too. Is there any way my husband have gone swim- So adly that the dogs gave UP ing’Mrs. Leona Lee Kelley, and her| Q MY husband needed a lot of can be discharged? ming and drown. |8fter several false starts, son, Leroy Barnes, recently dis-| WOK done on his teeth whilg hei , yo. write 10 the war depart. was fighting in the Paclfio. ‘The| o.ng explain your special hard army never did it for him, He was ship case. His application for a
| discharged. His teeth bothered him Witnesses said that all four had much recently that he had to discharge on these grounds will be given due consideration,
A. The department of labor says you are not eligible. Only wives of men in the four lowest pay-grades
| Lawrence ‘ed. " He was clad only in bathing! a missing ‘boy is the oldest of charged from the army and wound- |
e missing boy is the oldest of the ossfi ing his wife, Alice Barnes, 28. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Blos elds’ two, children. He has a R. Blossfeld, Teaneck, N. J, was > o Marjorie, two years old, , been attending» dance at the 0 Wo lol ok to go 10a Sel Jas) Waldering pear he noni SEATTLE, June 17 (U. PY. ..| Eagles homes. During the evening, co... ‘The bill came to $64. Is| @ I have been notified that ‘1 | Nelghbors and sherifI’s deputies with Police said, Greene reminded Mrs.| ,.. o.. yveterans' administration have been made beneficiary of a saic county, 11 miles north of some help from the navy, battled | Kelley that they were engaged and regulation which will enable him A (dense underbrush today looking for Asked her tp “set the date” for their ry reimbursement from the eg fothers Rovere Searchers aided by searchlights,' | 22-months-old Jimmy Y¥arnd, be- Wedding. government? The army should filed his income tax retwrn for this | woods near his h Changed Her Mind have done the work. year. Will my getting this money the search all last night in an at- ome, According to witnesses, Mrs. Kel- : change his return? tempt to find the scantily-clad boy y |ley said she had changed her mind |to interfere, Greene opened fire,| A, No. You do not have to de before he succumbed from exposure. 500 NAZI'S S ATTEMPT | about marrying ‘him, explaining shooting both Mrs. Kelley and her| clare this money. It is not subject to any federal tax.
Fired Wild Shot Bey (Questions will be answered
He fired a third “wild” shot. The . only in this space—not by mail) fourth wounded Mrs. Barnes in the y y )
trunks when he vanished.
police department were
|search. “But they were handicapped at Duindorp were quiet today after | Greene is said to have left the Elmer Sherwood, national Amers | Funeral services for Mrs, Kelley |icanism director of the American vounded. Witnesses said he waited outside and her son were to be held this| Legion, will address a joint meets The boy disappeared without a| Rioters fired an arms dump and the lodge and when Mrs. Kelley afternoon at the Christian chureh.!ing of the legion and auxiliary at
tempted to extinguish the blaze. her'down. When her son attempted at local mortuary for this afternoon. ! ville.
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