Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1947 — Page 17
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Halleck Predicts 18 GOP Victory
Promises Restoration Of Home Government
Times State Service ° VALPARAISO, Ind, Sept. 24.— A promise to “finish the job of} restoring the government to the! people,” if t people elect a Re-| publican president was given by Representative Charles A. Halleck! here last night. The house majority leader pre-| dicted a “sweeping G. O. P. vidé-| tory in 1948” in his first Indiana address since congress adjournéd. He told his Hoosier audience that the 80th congress fulfilled its came paign pledges, “save where our legislation was clubbed down by shocking abuse of the Presidential
veto.” |
“By opposing any substantial reductien in government expenditures and by vetoing tax relief bills, President Truman presumes to lay down the principle that the White House and not congress shall control the nation's purse,” he declared. “Production and more production is the key to the problem of rising prices,” he said, “and we are determined to remove all impediments to increased production.”
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: LITTLE "BOJANGLES" — In the style of next Sunday's Coliseum star, Bill (Bojangles) Robinson, Times carrier salesman Jerome Smith, 1008 E. 19th st. enter- | tains fellow carriers. Jerome, who has just won a trip to Chicago for his outstanding salesmanship, is out to win tickets to the Coliseum show. Looking on are Patrick Wright, "Butch" Lucey, Ruby James, Peter Smith, Harry Taner, Vern Vaughn, Leroy McCoombs and Richard Roberts. .
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Loyal Legion Due To Hold Meet Here
The Indiana commandery of the Loyal Legion will hold its autumn meeting tomorrow at Foster hall. | Members will be guests of Com-| mander J. K. Lilly. They will come from aH parts of the state. One of the features of the pro-/| gram will be reading of the essay! “Can I Be a Patrict,” by Damon | N. Goode Jr., winner of the Indiana | Commandery Loyal Legion award. | This essay and other winners of the Loyal Legion over the nation are entered for final judging in the 1947 Loyal Legion award. The winner of the $500 prize will be an-| nounced at the annual: dinner of the commander-in-chtef Oct. 14 at the Indianapolis Athletic club. | The principal address at the meeting tomorrow night will be by! Honorary Companion Dr, Frank Welcher, one of the nation’s lead-! ing authorities on battlefields of the Civil war. The "address will be illustrated with maps and views of| the Battle of Chickamauga, espe-! cially prepared for this occasion by { Dr. Welcher.
Democrats Call on Taft
To Set Price Debate | WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. P..
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who V Charles A. Halleck (R. Ind) as'licity for the campaign.
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—Democratic leaders today chal- |
lenged Senator Robert A. Taft
(R. 0) to set the time and place
Republicans or Democrats are re-
(sponsible for high prices, 1
for a public debate on whether
The Democratic national com-|
I mittee said the Mutual Broadcasting System was ready to carry the debate over a nation-wide hookup and that Senator Joseph C,
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O'Mahoney (D. Wyn’ would argue |
the Democratic case. | Mr, Taft charged in San Francisco last week that President Truman had removed price controls
{too soon, thereby contributing to |
(inflation.
Overell Defense Gets 3 ‘Last Chance’ Today
SANTA ANA Cal, Sept. 24 (U, P.) —~Lawyers for Heiress Beulah| Louise Overell, 18,-and her fiance, | George (Bud) Gollum, 21, make their final effort today to clear the! young lovers of charges that they murdered the girl's wealthy par-| ents. : After the state rested its case yesterday the defense announced | it would call four medical and cx-| plosives experts as surrebuttal witnesses. The lawyers said they hoped to complete testimony and rest their | case today, But the case still was at least a week away from the jury. .
Benton Resigns Post In Public Affairs
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (U. P| Secretary of State George C Marshall has accepted the resigna-| tion of William Benton as assistant secretary of state for public aflairs. Mr. Benton came under fire during the last session of congress in debate on appropriations for ine state department's information program. Some members eriticized him over the “Voice of America” broads! casts. »
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» . . touring South America and visit { Passed Hat in Capital 8 nd visiting nual meeting of the stockholders on| Mrs. Katherine B. Thomas, 3023
For Special Election By DANIEL M. KIDNEY
1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 “Trone. secretary of the Republican Mr. Trone told him about the change and split, up the 142177 Citizens Finance committee, flew candidacy of Ralph Harvey of New shares of outstanding $1 par value Pa. and educated at Teacher Trainback to Indianapolis empty. handed Castle and stressed the, point that common stock into new $3 par value ers college in that city. today. But. he was full of hope that the Hanley of Muncie, the Democratic of new stock for each share of old. Frank P. Thomas, Indianapolis; G. O. P. high command will kick-in nominee. with some funds for the 10th district Special congressional “contest Mr. Trone, whose office is next &4s the regular municipal elections — door to the treasurer of the In- I November, diana Republican State committee Marion, Ind. iin the pha hotel, came here to basis of what the national organ- Would End Red Threat Services will be held Friday ¢ |pass the hat. He explained to Republican Na- sional by-elections in California, ‘ernment of Communists is to elect! Mortuary with entoinbment a {tional Chairman Carroll Reece and Michigan and Pennsylvania dis- Republicans, Lt, Gov. Richard T. Crown Hill. the Republican Congressional tricts Campaign committee that it will tee will Kick-in $2500--when they meeting last night, take some outside dough to carry get il. ) He said the high cost of living on the campaign show. | Rep. Leonard W. Hall (R. N. Y.),"tor William E. Jenner, will leave for istration | succeeded Majority Leader the state tomorrow to handle pub- had done all they could to keep it division, Tokyo- Yokohama area. ©
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Mrs. K.B. 1
chairman of the congressional com-
Ayrshire Collieries
mittee, hasn't been as active as the
latter in collecting contributions Changes Proposed trom Republican fat-cats. So Mr, ’
Chairman Reece, who has been|changes in capitalization at the an-
President Peron in Argentina, Nov. 10, Robert P. Koening, presi- Broadway, died today at St. Vinwasn't “too familiar with Indianaident, announced today. cent's hospital, She was 53. 2 plans to elect a successor to the, The board proposes to change member of Tabernacle church, Mrs late Rep. Raymond 8, Springer (R: capitalization to 568,708 shares of Thomas had lived in Indianapolis Don Ind), who died suddenly. $3 par value common stock, and to 34 years. : She was born in Philadelphia,
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they face a tough foe in Frank A.lstock. on the basis -of four shares Survivors include her husbanc \
: The increase in capital would be daughter, Mrs, Jean Wildman, In Promised $2500 effected by transfer from paid-in dianapolis; fwo sons, Frank P. Jr. The election will be the same date surplus, . and Donald J. Thomas; a siste: melee —————— Mrs. Calvin Spurlock, Wabash, Ind Predicts GOP Victory aud a brother, Robert R. Gilber S50 support was promised on the .
ization has done in other congres- The quickest way to rid the gov- 2:30 p. m. in Flanner & Buchana
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