Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1946 — Page 5

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ishyille chamber discharge from army. widrog Boh RN nw i] $1.31 Tax Lev out Ey ne fuss yor _ et ses in this eity | 31 (U, P)~Jim Churchill, 24, a| % ' y.. : * : ; cy pir doors at 9 | bachelor from Charlottesville, Va,| if A public Irearing will be held Aug. | ’ 1 evenings in the was crowned quick-shave champion| 3: 29 before final approval is given a ime was adopt- of the world today. He covered a| i. record 1946-47 school budget of | e, and will pre- lathered-stubble course in 1 minute, . $10,562,341.50 tentatively adopted » ; rtaining to the J 1 2/5 seconds, | last night by school board com- | 0) ea which have J Mr, Churchill, using a double-| missioners. 4 . o'clock g 3 id 5 edged safety razor of popular make, The budget, $1,562,341.50 greater | 'ALKS SET & edged out 18 other safety - -and | than this year's outlay, calls for a; W. P)—~Vice straight razor wielders before a $1.31 tax levy on each $100 of tax-{ ni of Italy dis- = crowd of 500 spectators last night. | able property, 21 cents above this ’ janned to visit “I owe it all to waiting till the| DaRILY CLOUDY AND year’s high of $1.10 in the school id a discuss a 8 last minute to shave before I go on | Cloudy reas ay. ent between : a. date” herd b increases are uoted in all items! od States. 5 ’ e former navy combat FOTOCAST: with the largest single boost in- | . nem Rey sala, : LiCIND - | |cluaing appropriations for salaries! = hy ; AFFECTED of teachers, clerks, custodians and = oy Rid “enamp von 8 blood- : or nb ig AREA ubrarians, Wage boosts granted = J 58 y with swift, sure strokes. | 1 AlR ast spring will oring the 1946-4 5 He heaved Yi Die shew “a Sate Gm? DRIZZLE Loh {total to more than $6,900,000, an = > ntestants’ wives - ho / {increase of 000 over this year's | z like so much lather. 4% THUNDERSTORM W/////A RAIN Voted ¥80e, Jears) 5 A Texan, Bil Matthews of Austin, AEG | PAT'S PEND. COPR. 1946 EOW. L.A. WAGNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED | Commissioners also added $53,000 - actually was e first to ‘finish. : § However, because he nicked the| BY EDW. L A WAGNER | A second area of thunderstorms OFFICIAL WEATHER lio Wb ivulliiuiive SISE Jeuy ay : & Hg § side of his neck, his time of] NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- 309 sealers oe Dighe | —————U. 8. Weather Bureas———|620 in the initial allocation to the| : : e : sid ? i 3 i an a minute was disqualified.| CAST SUMMARY: Clear and fair tions, the Dakotas, extreme west- | All Data in Central Daylight Time public employees’ retirement fund, | = ni azard for the shavers was pro-| weather will prevail from the ern Nebraska and Kansas. | July 31, 1946 22 Teachers Appointed : %] vided by the stubble-trouble queen| central Plains states northeast- Tt will be clear in California’ Sunrise .... 5:43 | Sunset oes B00 | School board officials estimate! : : ] Ronnie Rogers, who paraded back| ward through the Great Lakes re- Precipitation 34 hrs. ending 7:30 &. m. 00 | thar 70 percent of the budget will! . and forth in a strapless bathing | gion, over the southwest and the | and Nevada, but partly cloudy in |Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ... 22.32 be. financed from property taxes. 1 suit, while the contestants stropped| extreme northeast portions of the | other states west of the Missis- |2efcleney since Jan. 1 mr The state will n> be y ain and theres. | nation. Partly cloudy skies will be | gippi. The following table shows the temper-|1De€ & p e the remain- | | Sip ature in other cities: {der from gross income tax receipts. " the rule elsewhere, with cloudy | With high ressure stems | High Low BILL FRIET of Fackeninck, N.| weather forecast along the Atlan- | 8 press SYSIeIns | uanta Coavinns ny ver 3 08 | The property tax rate is expected | J, an early favorite because he | tic coastline. No great change in pushing into the northeastern Bonen Hosnianasenan nN a to raise $7,248,062.58. was ambidextrous, was not allowed! temperature is indicated. states from east-central Canada |Cincinnat In other action last night, the pe | | Cleveland to use both hands at once and! The standing front ranging | and into the far west and Rockies |penver | busra approved. appointment of 2 god i failed to place or show. | from central New Jersey to north- | from the Pacific, warm moist air |Evansville teachers and accepted the resigna-|

{tion of 11 others. | Commissioners named Mrs. Ruth/

les beard, but a slow backhand stroke| rain is indicated for the Middle | North Dakota. jutiamt il sion at Broad Ripple high school caused him to fall far behind at| Atlantic states in the frontal zone. | Warm and humid air is moving |New Orieans 'and appointed Elwin L. Brittan to|

the start. Scattered showers and thunder- | in from the east and south; cooler |New York | succeed Charles A. Henzie as band Mr. Churchill, who received a sil-| showers. are expected in other | Pacific air is moving eastward Flo oh | director at Manual high school. Mr.| o ver trophy, a shaving brush, a ra-| parts of the affected area shown | through the western states and |FItSpurgh ........-oooo . |Henzie resigned to accept positions -~ 8 zor as tall as himself and a ferry| on the map east of the Missis- | low temperatures Of between 45 |San ARtOBIO «.....oeeiiersor: | with Butler university and the gor : ticket across the Hudson, said, ky sippi, excluding the east Gulf | and 55 degrees are indicated for |San Francisco . {dan conservatory of music.

| was a close shave.” states, Indiana and central Ohio. ' Utah during the night. | Naington, PO Others Sppeiniel to high school and elemen school positions inSe IN \ INDIANAPOLIS ie Thantany Edington, Albert 2

: ri z AERA Mahin, Elizabeth M. Nelson, 2 - | Blanche E. Williams, Benjamin F.| -—- = y } EVENTS 00a qua Sve Mary J. Beebe, Harold | z = a SER Cae Commerce, luncheo! F.2e Reval: C. Coffey, Sarah Al - ] i | u - i = imams; Nahingw a: 15 p. m, 'An- Joastas Dr Emer, o : : LL oR. Yasin, P08 5 me fen, Suk ee = * f ! : £ Our Experts Three” for You to See! =| .vexts tomorrow [van Orsdal and Wayne L. Wilson z = Advertising club, luncheon, 12:15 p. m, ‘| Eleven Resign { - healt | - | = z Mary H. Crose, Robert D. Hums : MARRIAGE LICENSES | phrey, Hazel E. Morrison, H. Merz z Charles G. Beaver, Rensselaer; Margaret | Till Underwood and Sue J. Guth-| E £ = “Grow, Rensselaer, : {ridge were named extra teachers. | : : =| vig Liye Cols, 330 Mol 19; Mr | Resignations accepted included : = Garnell Desverney, 3035 8. Parkway 3;/ those of Mary McCord, Mary E.| . - ca, 2 - | Gienn Thomas Bekew, 82 i Ingram; wil-| Moore, Robert Nipper, Sterling L.| xz z ma Jean son Pulton; Bh itley Shaw, Charles P. Sparks, Ralph E | z : | Russell J. Tauisit N. Keysto Burford, George W. Greey, Owen : = | Merrill C. Gityan, 1603 E Southern; Beity| B. Keeno, Mary Kershner and | : : Eoin Soe Tun, eo Coie B. Marin - - wn 3 . z - =| Joacy, 0 ekg ham dr. 1946 Sitiorinl reappointments for | 3 = = Dock Benton Jones Jr, 24 Englisn hotel; jj3t8-7 piaiudeg sig H. Lee, 3 =| Wanda Louise wery, artha McAlfee,! 3 : Kinley Jordan Jr., 4628 Ross- . i 3 | ive Alle "Jewell Parsons, 1723 N. Me- Louise H. Miller, . Lillian Pence, | = : | rnidia Mary M. Russell, Marie R. Sh 2 ARe 2 "Earle Keithley, 119 N. Dengy st.; aw | he + 3 i | Eibach \ateinetis’ Brown, 1818 Wood- and Mary P. Zenor. Our i epe "Blitzies" made by Eastern Isles of - - aw 1 : : 1 120 W. 14th; Claudia Lee enn . ; ~ E : | lien, 30 Rtv SUC 0 LIFE TERM IS ASKED - - a e ‘ : = s | MProvidence, R. 1 *Margaret Ann O'Brien, | FOR SLAYER OF SON Silduka ayon Crepe by Bur-Mil. Seo neol, sO com- - - ve : if = - | ail Eugene Mile. 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