Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1947 — Page 6

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it they "decide to make an offici slate but, oddly, would probably acceptable to Mr. Ostrom, too, ol servers say. Mr. Gruner's chanc: would improve if the Hickman-Ci. hall faction fails to slate anyone. Three other candidates in th district appear momentarily out o the running. Bitterest Opposition Charles Ehlers, former 10th ward chairman and Ostrom organization (choice, is regarded as the strongest {candidate in the fourth district. His {bitterest opposition is expected to come from Hickman supporter |Lewis A. Madison, former chairman {of the 9th ward who was “purged” | from the organization and from the 'state payroll by the regular organization. | In: the fifth district, Fred Riffey, south side furniture man, is understood to have the nod of the city hall forces, although the strongest | single candidate, according to ob- | servers in both camps, seems at the {moment to be O. F. Suhr. Mr. Suhr lis a former labor union official and {now is employed in the office of the | state labor commissioner, | In the fifth, too, Kenneth Hoy, | pharmaceutical executive, is run{ning as a sort of semi-official slatee |of mayor candidate James Dawson. Former 15th ward chairman Harold | Shulke is the organization choice in | that district. With only three candidates in the | sixth district, observers believed it {to be narrowed to only a two-way | race. The fight was expected to be | between Louis E. Smith, sales man- | ager for a luggage firm and a fre- { quent visitor in the Hickman head- | quarters, and former 24th ward | chairman Joseph E. Bright. The edge in the sixth is generally { conceded to Mr. Bright.

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