Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1946 — Page 4

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The return of the last 120 mer the Red Feathe who served in the armed forces has of its way to raised the manpower level of the and brought aw state police department to pre-war War Bonnets”

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wounded in combat, Lt. Rex F. Berwick of Judyville, former Lafayette post trooper and Purdue university student, was listed as the only member lost, The 26-year-old Flyling Fortress pilot was reported . | missing’ April 9, 1044 on his 29th mission over Germany, He held several air corps medals. Lt. Ber: wick was appointed to the state police department Sept. 1, 1941 and patrolled in Benton county until he entered military service Feb, 20, 1943. With Indiana ranking high in the nation’s war production output, state troopers played an important role in moving military traffic over

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TEACHERS MAY EARN WORKSHOP CREDITS

Teachers will discuss current educational problems and at the same time earn college credit, if they desire, at the conferences and workshops sponsored by the Butler University College of Education and the public schools. Dr. P. M. Bail, dean of the Butler college of education, announced today that the conferences and workshops will be held this month and in January and March. Prof. J. B. Stroud of Iowa will lead discussions on “Child Growth and Development” at the first of the three conferences Nov. 19 and 20 He comes from the College of Education, State University of Iowa. All the group meetings will be held in the Arthur Jordan Me-~ morial hall on the Butler campus

post embracing Marion county and While several policemen were

and general assemblies at Shortridge high school. Jan. 14 and 15, Prof. Henry Harap, associate director of survey and fleld studies, George Peabody college, Nashville, Tenn., will lead diseussions on “Probems of Curricu-

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(ELECTION SET TODAY AT CRISPUS ATTUCKS

Wiley Parrish, retiring president of the Student council of Crispus Attucks high school, will install the | ‘mew officers to be elected today. In- | |stallation ceremoniés will be Nov. | {14 at 10 a. m, in the auditorium. Candidates for president are Donald Fields, Millicent Mitcham and James McCombs; for vice president, Harriett Blythe, Sadye Alexander and Robert Grissom; for secretary, Barbara Reynolds, Maxine Nizer and Tabitha Valentine, and assistant secretary, Wilma Ford, Willa Esters and Blanche Hill The student council this semester will assist the Junior Red Crods in

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Christmas boxes for children overseas. The senior orchestra, under the direction of LaVerne E. Newsome, will broadcast over Station WISH Nov. 14 at 2:45 p. m. Ethel Trice is orchestra president, The art department will present an auditorium program for the student department Thursday titled, “A Journey to the Land of Art.”

SERVICES ARE HELD FOR FARMER-FLIER

Times State Service GREENSBURG, Ind, Nov. 5.-— Funeral rites were held here yesterday for Gqrdon B. Templeton, 55, Decatur county farmer and flying enthusiast, who died Saturday from a heart attack. Keenly interested in the possibilities of aviation, Mr. Templeton organized the Greensburg Aviation corporation which operates Templeton airport here

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