Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1946 — Page 11
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\duplications and rvancellations, said today. Checking the files of registered voters, board members said several thousand persons who added their names to the list last month had already been’ registered and therefore these new registrar tions were duplications. Board members also. said that |several thousand more names would be taken from the list due to their removal from Marion county to |other voting districts of the state. “When voters move from Marion {to another county in the state, their registrations at fheir ney
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To Cause Drop in Estimated 290,000 Registered to Vote
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residence is sent back here fo} cancellation from the local list,” Harold N, Fields, Republican member of the board explained. May Total 270,000 David -M. Klapper, Democratic member of the bi-partisan board, sald there is no way to determine at this time how many voters moved from one precinct to another without having their registration transferred to the new address before the deadline, Oct. 7. Board members estimated that after all duplications are removed and cancellations received from other counties a total number of eligible voters in Marion may be about 272,000. This means that
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Marion county residents of voting |
|an estimated 350,000 adult popuia i
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Fred Campbell, 57, of 832 Lexington ave. was injured today when he was struck on the head by a | hammer which fell from the sixth floor of the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. building at 326 Kentucky | | ave. ‘the Gibson & Hall Construction Co. which is enlarging the Power & Light Co. building. to Methodist hospital.
| | J. Russell Townsend Jr. assistant
professor of insurance at Butler university, will speak at the monthly meeting of the Anderson Life Underwriters association luncheon [in Anderson tomorrow,
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ADMIT IMMIGRANTS
BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 22 (U. P.). —Two hundred fifty thousand immigrants will be admitted to Argentina over a five-year period if congress approves President Juan D. Peron's five-year plan. Discussion began today on the subject.
Mr. Peron's plan called for admis- |
|sion of 50,000 “assimilable” immi-| | grants yearly. Preference will be | given to farmers, fishermen, indus- | {trial technicians and specialized | workers. The plan provided for no religious or racial discrimination.
WIFE OF EX-JUDGE - DIES OF INJURIES BLUFFTON, Ind. Oct. 22 (U, P.) —Funeral services were arranged
today for Mrs. Anna Sturgis, 79, |
wife of former Circuit Judge | Charles E. Sturgis, who died yes- | She suffered a skull frac- | ture Sunday afternoon when she | a car.
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DECLARED INNOGENT State Deans Plan * DEMOCRATS” HAZED -
IN HATCHET DEATH For Meeting Here: gy pijSS BROADCAST
PT. WAYNE, Ind., Oct. 20 (vu, P). Delegates at -the meeting of the. WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 (U. P.) —
| State Deans association here Oct. Hay J. Hoseck, 40, was free soda 24-28 will. hear Dorothy C. Stratton, The Democrats were challenged by
’ iF one of the top officials of the, the Republicans today to turn their handed dont by 4 Judge in tne Teraining re-employment adminis- campaign spotlight on a boost they death of John Baer; 6 tration, | purportedly received Sunday night Judge Lowell Oe sitting as Former national director of the from a Russian radio commentator. | py judge, said that “regardless (U, 8. coast guard, SPARS, and now| The dare was. voiced by G. O. P. of the contemptible man he is" | 2 special assistant | National Chairman’ Carroll Reece, to‘Maj. Gen. who referred to a Moscow broadHosack was innocent although Baer | i ast b Russi ker identifi dl did die from a blow from Hosack's | Graves B. Ers- cast by a Russian speaker identifie hatchet kine, USMC, ad- as A. Ossipov, Reece called Ossi-| The judge sald the older man was | { ministrator of the pov the Democrats’ “Russian camthe aggressor in a fight last April\ national agency, | Pls orator.” and that Hosack had acted in self- Miss Stratton was | ece sald the G. O. P.” would | defense former dean of gladly join the Democrats in widess BE women and pro-| spread distribution of Ossipov's RUSS MAP RESEARCH Real fessor psychology Statement that a Republican vic-| LONDON, Oct. 22 (U. P.).—Soviet at Purdue uni-|tory in’ the November elections | scientists. plan research projects in| Miss Stratton yepgity a the fields of nuclear physics, ¢os-| - Miss Stratton began her educa- | (Bernardino, Cal. A leave of abmic. rays, radio location, and radio- [tional career as high school teacher sence was granted Miss - Stratton | active techniques in' 1947, Radio in her home town, Brookfield, Mo., |after 13 years at her Purdue post Moscow said today {later in Renton, Wash; and San! |to organize and direct the SPARS. |
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would mean “the end of democracy |in America.” “The Russian broadcaster,” Reece said, “is 100 per cent right in stating ‘that the election of a Republican congress*will- meari the end of the Russian kind of ‘democracy’ in the United States.” Ossipov also was quoted as urging the election” of candidates backed |by ‘the C. I. O. Political Action Committee. This Reece said, meant a recommendation for Democratic candidates. At Columbus, O., John Ww, Bricker, Republican nominee for U, 8. |senator, said Ossipov's speech was “definite proof that the campaign of the C. I. O.-P, A. C. in this country is being directed from communisticRussia.”
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OK PHILIPPINES’ TREATY MANILA, Oct. 22 (U. P.). ~The first treaty between the United States and the new Philippine republic was approved formally today. President Manuel A. Roxas and Ambassador Paul V. McNutt exchanged, ratifications of a general relations Agreement,
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