Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1946 — Page 13
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Ballot Will Look On
ONDA. Nov 4, 1946 Indiandpolis Tim ir
of state than for the Democratic candidate for that office in the 1944 election.
REPUBLICAN— DEMOCRAT 4, REPUBLICAN— Senator \y
William E. Jenner M. Clifford Townsend Wayne O. Adams Sr. Nelle B. Downey William L. Fortune Wilbur Homer Grant Edwin Haerle George B. Huff * Bert C. McCammon Rae W. Powell John C. Tinder : J. Russell Townsend Jr Margaret L. Wyatt
Secretary of State
Thomas E Bath Harry E. McClain
Auditor of State
Alvan V, Burch George Barnhardt
Treasurer of State Timothy Sexton Superintendent of Public Instruction Edward W. Furnish Clerk Supreme and Appellate Court Thomas C, Williams Jack Kale Judge Supreme Court, Second District James A. Emmert George W. Long Judge Appellate Court, First District Donald’ E. Bowen Warren W. Martin Judge Appellate Court, First District Wilbur A. Royce Matthew E. Welsh Judge Appellate Court, Second District Floyd S. Draper Fay W. Leas
Prank T, Millis
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Ben H, Watt
Kenneth PF. Blackwell A. Jack Tilson County Ralph .F. Moore . Louis W. Fletcher
Paul F, Brewer
Candidates of the Two Major Parties
Here is a reproduction in color of the complete election,ballot as it will appear on voting machines tomorrow. The top row vol candidates is for Republicans since, under the law, Shey get top position because more voters cast ballots for the Republican secretary Then in order are the Democratic candidates, Prohi-
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DEMOCRAT—
State Representative
— Herbert J. Backer Robert Douglas ‘Bash Earl J. Cox Patrick -J. Delaney James A. Eldridge Keith L. Johns Mercer M. Mance Thomas Joseph Mulrine Edward C. O'Connell Anna W. Owen Hugh M. Quill
Joint State Representative
John W. Murphy Jr.
Clerk of Circuit Court
E. Curtis White Auditor Norman 'W. Gordan
County Treasurer
John T. Fogarty
County Recorder
Katherine Price Dunn
Judge Appellate Court, Second District County Sheriff Harry Crumpacker Harry H. Stilley Albert C. Magenheim r Lewis Johnson Congress (11th District) Coroner " Albert J. Beveridge Jr. Louis Ludlow Roy B. Storms John E. Wyttenbach ; Prosecuting Attorney Surveyor Judson L. Stark Arthur J. Sullivan Paul R. Brown "Herbert Bloemker Judge Superior Court, Room 1 Assessor
Chalmer Schlosser Judge Superior Court, Room 2 Clyde P. Miller Judge Superior Court, Room 3 Emsley W. Johnson Jr. Walter Myers Jr. Judge Superior Court, Room 4 Edward O. Snethen Judge Superior Court, Room 5
John L. Niblack Samuel L. Montgomery
Hezzie B, Pike William T. Ayres William Bosson Jr.
Walter Pritchard Charles O. Sutton
Ralph Hamill Ned E. Corcoran Harold Charles Shulke Judge Probate Court Dan V. White Louis A. Weiland Harvey Arnold
Judge Criminal Court Jacob L. Steinmetz Judge Juvenile Court Joseph O. Hoffman
William D. Bain George E. Kincaid
Mark W. Rhoads Paul B. Clark Eugene M. Fife Jr. Raymond F. Murray John E. Innis ” : cn»
State Senator Hoyt Moore Sr.
Where You Will Vote in Tomorrow’
5— 502 S. East st.
Locations ‘of 380 precinct] $— 342 Edison ave. 0s voting places for tomorrow's $= 20 E Lihat
9— 939 N, Perilisylvania st, - | 8 22¢ E. Henry st. . x 11 4 10 132 W, 11th st s {| 9 T13 8. Capitol ave election are as follows: 11—1450 N. Pennsylvania st. (Penn. Motor |10— 230 W. Wyoming st. In 11
— 927 Buchanan st.
FIRST WARD | 12— 846 Browdw 12— 722 Fletcher ave. recinct 13-- 214 E. Bt. Clair st. IN) ReCine Rocaevell. ava. 14 636 E. 11th SIXTEENTH WARD
= 2138 N. Rural st. 33606 N. Parker ave, 4--3519 N. Grant, 53025 Forest Manor, Precinct 13208 E. Michi 62714 N. Olney st. 23114 E New 7--2326 Stuart st. . 82822 Adams st. $2825 N. Forest Manor
15-1213 N. abana st NINTH WARD ' 33003 E. Washington st 42370 English ave, | 5—2708 English ave. 3— 821 N. Olney. | 6— 414 8. Gray. 4— 620 °N. Bradley (garage, rear) i 7—1132 Lexington ave 5— 338 N, Sherman dr. (Engine House| 83-1639 Fletcher ave,
n St (Dearborn hotel). ork st.
SECOND WARD No, 12), 9— 830 Haxlan st Prec 8— 9th St. and Chester (church) 10— 411 Harlan st. 1 “a v0 BE st oh, (garage 7-- 340 N, Colorado ave. 11-1450 Pleasant st. 232-2201 N. 83909 E. Washington st 12— 912 Dawson st. 3-2039 N. tee: st. 9—4228 E. Michigan’ st, 13-1433 Olive st 41817 N. Rural st. 10— 43 N, Euclid ave. 14-1214 Evison st. 5--1201 Newman st. 11—4810 E. Michigan st. “- 15-2021 Prospect st, 62216 Brookside ave, 12-~ 776 N. Riley. { 16— 714 8. Sherman dr, %--2330 E. 10th st. 13— 402 N. Drexel. i SEVENTEENTH WARD
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$2918 E. 10th st. (fire state No . — 10 N. Riley ave. (garage, rear) | Precinct 9--1519 N. Ewing st, 15-4905 Brookville rd, 11535 8. State st. (north side 10-1206 N. Olney si. 16—4741 English ave, 21429 Churchman ave. 11-1011 Gladstone, 17-3870 E. Washington st, 3--3507 Prospect st.
esidence).
1004 N. 'Bosart ave. 18-4317 E. Washington st. (basement). 3-11 Applegate st. 55-3308 2 20th 3h, 19— 259 8. Sherman dr. —10 Spuc 8 st ee] st, PN ei Minnesota st 15-1125 Tecumseh st Piecinet TENTH WARD 71-2124 E. Garfield dr. THIRD WARD 11314 Polk st. ’ 31303 Oailioun st
Precinet thartai 2 —~1205 E. Vermont st i1 3 — utherland ave. 1030.8. Washin ton st. (No. 11 Fire! 2-2801 Guilford ave $ Sri Nelson st. 32357 Carrollton ave, 41608 So ‘ive. 13—1403 Finley ave. 4.1729 Guilford ave. 3 305 N. Walcott st, 14—2718 Napoleon st 65-1715 Carrollton ave, 6--1433 E. Market st, " 0 ” 7 220 Hendricks pl, EIGHTEENTH WARD E. Washington st,
8 924 N. Hamilton : 2—6111 E. Washington te ra.
Precinct
av mie Michigan st. * (MeKinley club). Coma ave. 11—- 553 N. Tacoma ave. 4 2078S froin rd 12— 547 N. Temple ave. . Washington st 3-— 258 Eastern ave, % owney ave. 75227 E. 10th st
85350 University ave ° 95110 E. Michigan st. é 10-5704 E. Washington st 11-5529 E. Washington st. 12— 985 N. Arlington ave.
NINETEENTH WARD
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13-2201 N New Hisey sp 14-1515 N. New Jersey st. FOURTH WARD 16—Crogs dr. and E. dr. (¢lub house).
ELEVENTH WARD Precinct
" 1— 715 Park ave. (Charm | 3 _ 630;
Woodruff Place |
Precinct 1--3609 Balsam ave, 3-318 College ave. 33435 College ave. 4--3720 N. A st.
(rear in basement)
(rear),
N. New Jersey st Preciict N. Wa 3-711 1 wl rman ave, 53441 Washington biva. (rage), + | 3 HIN, Fonnatlvania at, 21053 'N. Pershing ave. $s 217 E. 33rd st, 5— 540 N. Senate ave. 3-+1145 Belle Vieu pl. 71-3140 Park ave. 6— 239 W. Michigan at. 41511 Sharon ave 83272 College ave, (rear). 7— 249 W. ork st 22 Moreland ave, 93020 N: ennsylvania st (Admiral| g— “a9 oo Sew by . 61160 Livington ave
T-- 601 Livingston ave. 8 453 Alton ave, 9— 701 King ® ave, Wars hall), 10— 701 N. Concord st.
ge). . 9~ 312 N, Alabama 10-3022 2 Eoliege garage in rear, 10 450 Massachusetts ave,
11 417 tomatic Sales Co.) 12-2834 N. Pennsylvania st, 11— 401 N, Park ave,
(indiana Au- (Veterans of Foreign
FIFTH WARD 12 345 N. Davidson st. 13— 212 Fulton st. TWENTIETH WARD 352 W. 31st st. 14— 301 E. New York st. Precinct 06. N. Capitol ave. 1== 422-W. 57 N. Illinois st, (Snider Auto Serv- TWELFTH WARD 24336 Bouleyar 1
Precinct 1- 922 N. Miley, 32-1840 W. Vermont. st, . 20256 W. Washington st.
§—4261 Carroliton ave. (garage in rear), 64510 Kingsley dr,
tol h st, Buds Auto Service).
W. 30th st. (frent room) = 250 Richland, 7— 715 E. 42nd st. 960 Kenwood ave, (Fire House No. 14),| 5— 26° ludmthgton st. 84174 College ave. 9-~ 530 W. 26th st. 6 818 Looke 9— 512 E." Maple rd. v 10- 26 W. 27th st. (Greater City garage). T= 809 Blake 0 No. 1. 10-4259 N. cabhol ave, 11-+2401 Shriver ‘ave. (front room). 8— 046 N. West st. 11— 312 W. 40t v SIXTH WARD 6 W. New York st 123834 N. Capitol’ ave. (garage in rear), Precinct 0— 650 Douglass st. 134440 Marcy Lane. . 13406 Clifton st. 11-"952 W, North st, 143040 'N._ Keystone ave, 2-1107 W. 34th st 13.333 W-Michian st «TWENTY-FIRST WARD 3-120 WC 30th st. (Rebekah lodge hall). hl Precinct 1 - 924 W, 31st st. THIRTEENTH WARD 18301 Washington blvd ] Udell st. (Fire Station No. 23). Precinct : - 2—62nd 8t. and Guilford ave. (Methodist 640 W. 27th » 110056 8. West st, . church). 1-41 Annette hy 23-1134 8. Meridian st -1213 E 8or os 81358 W, 25th st. 7’ 3-=1113 Charles st 8s Wathinglon blvd, (garage In
S_is28 W, 26th » 10-1342 Burdsall kwy. 11-19th and Dt (Fire Station No: 24), 12--17th and Rembrandt (Union Congre-| T= gational church basement).
SEVENTH WARD Precinct
1-- 518 W, 13th st, 2.- 316 W, 20th st, “ 3-50 W, 24th st. 42361 N, Delaware sf,
55006 College ave, 65832 Guilford ave, (gara T--46th st. and Capitol ave, Me Presbyterian church). 8— 411 E, 51st st. 9--5201 Broadway (rear), 10-5201 Sotfege ave, 11— 5256 E. 40th st. 12-4921 Ela ave, 13-4739 Kingsley d 14-8. E. corner Phi nd, 3 ete ave.
1 11-1745 8. Meridian st. 12 264 E. Iowa st. 13 822 Weghorst st. 14-2128 Webb 15-2254 8B. Pennaylvania st.
3 edith st, ‘ 16—2510 8. Pennsylvania st. 15-8145 Heklon Bast N 71-1226 Lafayette.at, =v FOURTEENTH. WARD 16-5565 N. Tlinols at. (Afe station). 318 ea Preci 17—471§ Indianola ave,
st: 9 “2136 N. Jiigoia st.
10-2101 N: Talbott TWENTY-SECOND WARD
11-2001 N. Talbott ave, (r ’ poi Division + st 4 re atin oi ennsylvania fe ront room). | 4=Rhodius Park Communit, ouse, 1321631 N. Donayivan a st 5-138 Kappes a. ’ ea Indiana Central 14-2354 Talbott, 61410 Bridge TY- ~THIRD WARD 156-2110 Shriver, =r Hows iS Alii room). Precin hy : ~EIGHTH WARD { \ Se 1905 W-—~MOTHE 8b: — cick j-31i4 Nala ave, : 2 136 W, 15th st, FIFTEENTH WARD 32505 H v-— x 2-1b18 x . Delaware st. (First, Congrega~ | Precin: 2710 N. ford, church). awit 1 Bates st, 51842 Holloway ave. 3-1am N’ New Jersey st. 3 1 3 20 En sh Ave i Sh « : , oS-1928 Ludlow ave. » ‘ an - county garage): ii um ave. $1130 Carroilion ave, Aft 0 ¥ buckys #1781635 Yandes, . \ ’ i » ft oh he “ : vi
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Fred W. Nordsiek
County Commissioner, First District
Leo J. White
County Commissioner, Second District
William A. Brown
County Councilman, First District
“Philip Zoercher
County Counéilman, Second District
T. Wendel] Jones
County Councilman, Third District
Harry F. Hohilt
County Councilman, Fourth District
Jacob E. Kiefer
Councilman at Large
Silas J. Carr Charles O. Joyce Raymiorid Sanders
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91954 Columbia ave. | 10-2331 Martindale ave. {11-3510 Ralston dr.
| TWENTY-FOURTH WARD Precinct
13220 W. Michigan st, 3 257 N. Holmes ave. 3 Holmes ave.
10—2440 W. Ohio st. CENTER TOWNSHIP (Outside) Precinct 1—Margaret McFarland School No. 4 (Perkins and Raymond sts.). 22632 Brill rd. 32340 8. Emerson ave, 4— 137 N, 18th ave. Beech Grove, Ind. 5— 249 N. ga ave. "Beech Grove, Ind. 62805 Villa T—Albert Walsman School No. 3, 1781 Sloan av DECATUR TOWNSHIP Precinct 1—Decatur Central school 2--West Newton gym. 33120 Holt rd. (garage In rear)
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Precinct
1—Franklin Township school. 3—Hutchinson Seéed Store (R. R. in
Acton). 3-225 8. 1st st., Beech Grove, Ind.
$ 44 LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP © Precinct | 1—Oaklandon Universalist church (basement), 2—Lawrence M, E. church (basement), 3-—Magistrate's court room, Castleton, 44136 Irwin st 5—Lawrence Central high eshool.
PERRY TOWNSHIP | Precinet | 1— 8th and , Main st. (Beech (rove Oity stn st.,, Beech Grove,
5—Hanna ave. and Bluff rd. (grade schoo 6—Glenns Valle grade school bldg, = erry Township high schoot bidg. 24 Epler ave. Grade school bldg., Southport, Ind. 10-1406 E. Epler ave, Edgewood grade school bldg. 11—<Carson and Hanna ave. (Sickel's Bervice Station),
! PIKE TOWNSHIP preci
1--U, Houngsworth garage. 2--8tandard Station (Traders Point), 346th st. and State Road 52 (Peterman's Grill). . WARREN TOWNSHIP Precinet 1—34th and Arlington (Arlington Methodist church), 2—14th and Shadeland ave. Run school), 3—Hunter rd, and Raymond st. chool)
4—FE. Washington st
(Pleasant (Lowell . and Franklin rd.
6—Basement new wing_—Julletta hospital. J--30th and Shadeland (school ‘38250 E. Washington st 9--8500 E. 21st st. (Sky Harbor airport), 10—Post rd, and E, 10th st. (Warren Central school). WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Precinct 1-John Strange school. Zeiora Bcehool. 3 7 N. Keystone av Highland Golf & Cotintry club, b- 5446 Crittenden: 6-~Women’s Civic club, 1520 Haynes ave. 7—Meridian Hills Country elub, 8-Crooked Creek school. 9--5501 Indianola -ave. 1050th and Keystone ave. WAYNE TOWNSHIP
Tete. 1h. No. 1.
os Se No Clermont, Ind, 48800 Rockville ur b-- 51 Cossell dr. ool No. 13—Drexel Gardens, Rockville rd, i0cW. Washington st. Ingomar Ww. Washington gion. home). School. No. 15, Bridgeport. 1228 Pasadena ave, 2 14, Flewin Gardens.
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(American Le-
bition, Socialist-Labor and Communist parties, five in all.
Each candidate has a number and’ ‘a letter.
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Thus, the ballot starts off with
William E. Jenner as I-A, M. Clifford Townsend, 1-B, and so on through the whole lineup of candidates in-all parties. The letters C, D and E designate the Prohibition, Socialist-Labor and Communist parties. 4
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The diagram above and accompanying phofos are explained heré in detail fo provide voters complete instructions on how to cas
ballots on the voting machines.
Operation of the voting machine is a simple procedure more parties ‘as to mark a paper ballot, There are two types of voting machines used in Marion county.
It is easy to cast ballots for any combination of candidates in. two or
They differ only in the location of the big lever that opens the
machine for voting and closes it fo register the vote. The keys over the names of the candidates are a different shape on some ma-
chines but they work exactly alike, «
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Note the processes carefully in the pictures and instructions and you will
the key over the candidate he . voted for in the second farty.
have no trouble in voting.
This is the first thing you do when you walk info the voting chine booth—pull all the way to the right the large redhandled lever in the middle of the machine. On some of the machines, this lever hangs down from the top and on others, like this photo, the lever is upright at the base of the machine. On either type pull the This un-
locks the machine for voting
lever to the right.
and automatically closes the curtain around you.
This illustrates how to vote a "straight" party ticket—that is casting your ballot for all candidates on one party ticket. After pulling the large lever to the right Yo unlock the machine, step over to the left side where there are five small party lévers. Select the lever over the name of your party and pull it to the right until a bell rings and let it flop back into place. If you are voting the straight party ticket and don't "scratch" any candidates, your
wish to
next step is to pull the large curtain lever (shown in top photo) back to the left. This registers your "straight" ticket vote and opens the curtain for
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the next voter.
If you desire to "scratch," or in other words to vote for candidates in more than one party, the procedure is simple. First pull the lever of your party to' the right until the bell rings, und let it flop back. This, like the preceding process, turns down all the keys over the individual candidates in. that party. Next, look for the names of the candidates on that party ticket you DON'T want to vote for and turn the keys over those names back up to a horizontal position. keys over the names of candi-
dates in ahother party you wish In the photo the _ voter has turned up one key on
to vote for.
the top party ang pushed down
Then, turn down the .
v