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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23, 1946
HOOSIER POLITICS—
Halleck Is Lauded as Among America's Outstanding Men
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U. 8. Senator Owen Brewster of Maing headed the list of speakers!
in Indiana's political lineup last night, making his se: the stale in behalf of Hoosier candidates.
ajority Leader RENSSELAER, Ind, Oct. 23.
. Home town friends of Rep. Charles
A. Halleck heard him lauded as “the next majority leader of the house” at a second district Republican rally here last night.
a tri aid by Senator the great states of New York, Penn-| tor; Lewis Johnson, sheriff nom- | The tribute was paid by { Kentucky, [inee, and Jacob L. Steinmetz, Crim- | Mr. Sullivan compared to 118 for chairman ‘of the G. O. P, senatorial| }owa, and Illinois—and, of course, | inal court nominee, said in part: tour own great state of Indiaria.”
Owen A. Brewster (R. Me.), vice
campaign committee. Senator Brewster identified Mr. Halleck as “one of the half dozen most ‘influential men in shaping the destiny of this America of ours
as we stand at the crossroads.” Mr., AKRON, Ind. Oct. 28.—Attorney Section Hm ol Hationy Halleck is chairnjan of the G. O. P.| General James Emmert warned last |: © aL this seem.
1 {in ony i congressional campaign committee. night that “under the New Dears} hanmohy Rpaliy W ne sgl
“Law and order: cannot stored under these conditions.
“I speak also the opinion of the Democrats as well as Republicans when I characterize Charles Halleck as one , , , destined to play an increasingly important part in the determination of the direction that America will take in the difficult days ahead,” Senator Brewster said. Joining the Maine senator in paying tribute to Rep. Halleck were Governor Gates and Senator Homer E. Capehart.
Congress Control Main
Issue, Says Jenner
MARION, Ind, Oct. 23.—Peace, roduction, and prosperity will come with efficient government by Republican statesmen, William E. Jenner, G. O. P. candidate for U. S. senator, said last night. Speaking at a Republican rally here, Mr. Jenner said the main issue in the current campaign was “shall the Republican party or the
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sand three sisters, Mrs. Bessie Sher-
(new deal control the next .congress?” “Your vote Nov. 5th will. decide,” |
“You will be voting whether you "want a change from “bewildered
' leadership,” said Mr. Jenner. | | “This means the kind of leader- | ship the Republican party has given
|sylvania, California,
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theory of divine right of bureaucra- | cy, the individual citizen is power- | [less.”’ ? | available to the voter against un- | restricted misuse and abuse of pow-~ er,” he told a. Republican rally. “Mr. Emmert is: G. O .P. candidate {or the state supreme court. {
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WOLF LAKE, Ind, Oct. 23. —Adj Gen. Ben Watt “told Republicans here last ‘night that a pension of {81200 a year is within the. grasp of | Indiana teachers with 35 years of | service. Speaking in his drive for election as superintendent of public instruc- | Gen. Watt said the state | teachers retirement fund has {reached a peak of more than $41.{000,000 to back a retirement law | which “it is hoped will do much to | encourage capable teachers to remain in the schools ‘throughout their productive years.”
Raps New Deal
Agencies Powers
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Oct. 23.— Americans have lost many basic safeguards to 130 “dictatorial administrative boards and agencies,” Appellate Judge Donald Bowen told a Republican group here last night. ! Seeking re-election to the court, { Judge Bowen said that though the directives of New Deal agencies have, in many cases, the force and effect of law, there is not even always provision for judicial review. “When controlled administrative agencies perform both the functions of court and -prosecutor -it is a mockery of justice,” Judge Bowen said.
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H. D. Brown to Preside at Pre-Election Meeting
H. Dale Brown, ward chai‘man, | will preside at a pre-election méeting of the Seventh Ward Republican organization in the Women's Department club, 1702 N. Meridjan st. Scheduled to speak are Albert J. Beveridge, candidate for congress, 11th district, Judge Judson L. Stark, candidate for prosecutor; Albert C. Magenheimer, candidate for sheriff, and Judge Heze B. Pike, candi-
date for re-election as superior court 2 judge. | Reception commiftee fs Adele
Langsdale, vice ward chairwoman; | John Goodnight, Charles C. Kepner, Floyd V. Arnold, Mesdames | Bernice Culley, Estelle Pierce, Mary Brown and Agnes Redmond, all seventh ward precinct committeemen.
ARTHUR JOHNSON, 56, "DIES AFTER ILLNESS
Arthur “Johnson, contracting painter and local resident for 35 years, died yesterday after a short illness. He was a native Hoosier and 56 years old. Mr. Johnson was a member of the Oak Hill Tabernacle church and Mved atP4061 N. Emerson ave. Services will be conducted by the Rev. Thomas’ C. Davis Priddy at 1:30 p. m. in the northeast chapel of the Moore Mortuaries, 2530 Station st. Burial will follow in Washington Park. Survivors include Mrs. Johnson; one son, Arthur Michael Johnson,
man and Mrs. Flossie Thompson of Edinburg, and Mrs. Catherine Whilham of Bargersville, Ind. i
TEEN-AGER SKATIN BILL IS COMPLETED
Floor show arrangements for the city's teenagers skating party tomorrow night at Rollerland were completed today. rl Included on the bill will be performances by Betty Krietzberger and William Hanley, free skaters, and Mary Kubber and Charles Swan, duo skaters. The party is| sponsored by the Indianapolis de- | partment of parks and recreation.
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GOP FACTIONAL FEUDS RAPPED
Candidates Charge Enforcement of Law Handicapped.
Republican factional-féuding has | handicapped law enforcement here for the last four years, three Demo~
fumbling to enlightened, progressive | cratic candidates charged in a | joint campaign statement today. The statement, issued by Arthur] J. Sullivan, candidate for prosecu-'field,” he said.
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for offices Where the primary. duty is law enforcement. are talking only about national issues.”
Says Lawyers Support -Sullivan A majority of the lawyers in the endorsed Arthur-«J. Sullivan for "80 prosecutor, Clarence F. Merrill, at-
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ahd Republican tickets, Mr. Sulli{van polled top place in the entire
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Advocates” 24-Hour .. . {Road Patrols Twenty-four hour road patrols to|{omorrow, will start distribution of the Fall Festival in the Knights
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curb crime in Marion county was 160,000 new telephone directories. advocated today, by Capt.
Johnson, Democratic candidate for pealed to telephone subscribers to! Indianapolis Bar association have sheriff,
.crime become in this. county that a 24-hour service is the only .way torney, said in” a radio speech last to clean it up,” Mr. Johnson said. “Running evertyhing from the jail
Festival ae fy Xz DELIVERY TOMORROW, _ Beginning Today
The Indiana Bell Telephone Co. dinwers and other attractions of| Funds to purchase basketball equipment for girl teams in the city park and recreation depgrtmeént will be raised tomorrow night in a
of Colufhbus hall will be used
Lewis | 4 for charitable and
Telephone company officials ap-
éducational pur- roller skating party -and show at * | /leave their old directories outside poses, Rollerland, 926, N. Pennsylvania st, rampant.- has - dncontrolled the front doors of their homes if | Charles Fleet-| The ticket campaign and staging they expect to be away when new! . wood 1s assisting [of the event is under direction of directories are distributed, : with arrange- Mrs. Norma Koster, supervisor of The new directory, which con- ments for the special activities of the park dee tains 128,000 telephone listings, has , festival, which partment's recreation division,
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seeking |in the ceriter of downtown’ Indian- | 5g nomination for prosecutor in the |apolis will. not work and the crime more alphabetical pages than the May primaries on both Democratic wave here proves it.”
Women to Sponsor
A total of 220 lawyers voted for Poiltical Rally
| Ward Women's | Judson L. Stark, the Republican|pDemocratic club will Sponsor a po“Republican factions have made nominee,” Mr. Merrill pointed out
{litical rally at 8 o'clock tomorrow it clear that there will be no har-
“Thus, It appears that almost twice night at 2013 N. Pennsylvania st. mony in the Republican party un- as many preferred Mr. Sullivan as! Joseph 0. Hoffmann, candidate for til one or the other is in absolute | preferred Mr. Stark.
Juvenile court judge, |control. They offer temporary pre- |
“A man's qualifications are best Democratic candidates will speak. TYPHOON NEARS IWO TOKYO, Oct. 23 (U. P.).—A ty- stand at 28 N. East st. and en- district race to succeed Senator- Joseph T. McNarney today réported A candidate may fool phoon with 100-mile winds near its tered the refrigerator while his/ Nominate John J. Sparkman. ’
In| pleasant personality but he cannot toward Iwo Jima, allied headquar- |N. East_st, visited with neighbors polled ‘14,819 votes against 8138 fur [sald U. 8. troops could be certaim | reality, this 3 y 'ofess py g SW yr \ | "“Tnere 1s no adequate remedy ) s is a local election with fool his professional colleagues who ters Weather officers reported today.
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Tickets may be purchased at any community center, the .city Teene Age Canteens and at park departs ment headquarters. In addition to skating for everye one attending, there will be a roller skating ,show which will feature William "Hanley of Indianapolis, Indiana state roller skating chame plon. Hs, The doors will open at 7 p. m. and skating will continue until 11 o'clock. . em ————————————————— YANKS TO EAT TURKEY BERLIN, Oct. 23 (U. P).—Gen,
is starting today and continue | through Saturday in the hall, 1305 N, Delaware st. Special afternoon
previous - book.” Listed are new! Capitol exchange numbers,
‘I'M NOT HURT, SAYS |
Mr. Fleetwood
parties will be held for women and BOY IN REFRIGERATOR (fish and chicken dinners
each Called by a horrified passerby to|night, for the community. release a small boy from a glass-
fronted refrigerator, police today ALABAMA SELECTS
wére greeted by a 5-year-old boy's and other bright: “Aw, I'm not hurt.” JUDGE FOR CONGRESS The boy, Richard Lee McGee, HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Oct. 23 (U. had crawled under a mesh wire{P) —Probate Judge R. E. Jones fence around an abandoned fruit{has won the eighth congressional
a 47-day meat supply on hand in
northwesterly mother, Mrs. Hanna McGee, 20';| Mr. Jones,’ of Jackson county, |Germany for occupatioh forces. He
two houses away. Jim Smith, of Tuscumbia.
uf turkey for Thanksgiving, eB mmnrniitprns
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