Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1946 — Page 24

tutes eg. 5 Mr. McNerney re- “ {opived thé bachelor of science deY in and- the master of rl oe Fool in education this . from Indiana university. Mr. McNerney was & member of the physical education staff at Washington high school from 1939 until 1942, when he entered the Folldwing his discharge in 1945 © he returned to Washington | high school. Mr. McNerney is married and has a daughter.

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establish a production line system in banditry. Throughout the country the .Ital- § jan carabinieri: face the titanic task of rooting out : literally hundreds of caches of weapons—not just

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