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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 1946
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W. 1 Brunton Is Unopposed; * Four Vice Commanders Are Chosen at Closing Session
_ Hoosler Leglonnaires closed their [served with the 80th divisiorf, mak28th state convention yesterday ing the Normandy. invasion. Mr. by choosing W. I. Brunton, 50-year- Kline served in the combat englScottsburg lumber dealer as neers and is chaplain of the South commander fof the coming Bend post. year, Barney Breedlove, chief attorney Commander Brunton was unop-|0f the Indiandpolis veteran's adposed for the high dfice. Earlier ministration was elected treasurer the convention voted to add two|and Tom Jennings of Merom, Ind, new vice commanderships to thejwas elected chaplain. ’ Adopt Resolution Resolutions adopted included one resided in Scotts | yung for the establishment of a first ynited States Service Academy for | a member of; the... . notition to Governor Gates an ammu-|,, odvertise for bids for the new Legion building to be built after veterans having needs are met and
Paul 8. Armstrong, above, general manager “of the California
Fruit Growers exchange, Los Angeles, will be chairman of the general meeting next Tuesday morning at the annual session of the American Institute of Co-
Urges Scheol Awards “We must give the children of Indiana equal right to share in the responsibilities of adults,” Commdr, Brunton said. As an Incentive to this plan, he urged school awards, oratorical contests and educational programs. The ‘leader further called upon the Legionnaires to exercise close and constant co-operation with all pranches of the armed forces in their securing manpower for de-
fense. y . State conservation, furthering of the program and
rehabilitation greater centralisation of the state
Jegion program were also cited as
goals for the coming year. Backs Press Freedom “May I ask that each of you on
Commander Brunton declared that “co-operation as individuals ag well
as legion posts” would further the lh of bettering each community. adopted called
Fleet Vice Commanders
upon the Legion |, =... inst war veterans get pri-
ority in construction jobs; request that the next national convention urge President Truman to instruct the American delegates on the United Nations Security Council to aid admittance of 100,000 Jews to Palestine, and urging a program of housing for veterans and enable exG. 1's to purchase homes within their means.
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S—— : Vacancies Are Filled in Speech Department. Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 21 — Dr. Lee R. Norvelle, chairman of Indiana university's speech department, today announced the 8
bers in that department for the coming school year. With appointment of Donald H. Horton as part-time instructor and
faculty members announced today are Dr. Richard Moody, assistant professor, and Dr. Mary H. Thompson, Dr. Mary Mann, Raymond G. Smith and Richard L. Scammon, instructors,
Carleton college drama department for the last four years. Dr, Mann
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BLOOMINGTON BUS SERVICE RESUMED
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 21—
In accordance with a compromise agreement, the city busses began operation this week as a unionized concern, at no advance in the 5cent fare which had been charged before the strike,’ Stanley Hastings, manager of the line owned by J. W. Leppert of Columbus, Ind, sdid that plans are to contimue operation ‘much the same as before the strike, except for the unionized employees, With the opening of Indiana uni versity for, the fall term only & few weeks away and the city schools
also opening about the same time, citizens heaved a sigh of relief to have the strike ended. It has been
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Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind., Aug. 21:—Diamond anniversary services will be held by the St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church at Waymansville next Sunday morning. The church is located 17 miles southwest of Columbus on state road B58. Rev, Harry H. Droutz has charge
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Diamond Anniversary Plans
He has been assisted by a ecommittee composed of Edward Darlage, John Otte and Oscar Baute. There will be morning, afternoon and night services with the Rev, Warmer P, Krug of New Palestine, Rev. Karl R. Trautmann, of Convoy, O., and Rev. Robert C, Schoullz of Dillshoro, as guest: speakers. A
of arrangements for the ceremony. |basket dinner will be served at noon,
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FIRST POLIO CASE Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. 21.-—The
--was announced this week by the|first case of polio reported in Johnboard of trustees of Johnson County json county this year is that of Billy
Eugene Julian, 4-year-old son of
The money was received from Mr. and Mrs. George Julian of Carl Beard, Effie J. Beard, J. K. Franklin, Blackard and Mary Beard Blackard | Riley hospital for treatment.
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RUSH REAL ESTATE SALES ARE TOTALED
Times Special RUSHVILLE, Ind., Aug. 21.—Real estate valued at over $325000
changed hands in Rush county during the month of July, it was reported by Mrs. Clara Lambert, county recorder. Of the T3 pieces of acreage and houses, two in Richland township were reported as being the largest transactions. One of these brought $38,000 for 100 acres and the other was $31,910 for 161 acres. Two oneacre lots were sold for $10,500 and $11,000 in the county, and a corner fesidence in Rushville City went for $31,000.
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Action Fost in Stolen Car Case
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 21. —Only 20 minutes after they had {been notified by Nashville, Ind., authorities that a man was heading toward Bloomington in a stolen car, city and county authorities combined forces in a squeeze play which landed Tom Powell, 16, of Indian apolis, in the local jail.
The city police. department received the call, then sought the aid lot Sheriff Albert Skirvin, who drove {out on the Nashville road while the [police parked at the eity limits. Bighting the described ear with {the youth at the wheel, Sheriff {Skirving whirled around, following (him to town. As he approached the city limits he signaled the police with his siren and they headed the youth off. Brown county authorities were nig and took charge of the outh.
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