Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1947 — Page 10

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Mr, Petrillo ‘would find recording| New ws Seah os Curb companies more Sfaziapt than in| Our Fair City—Many

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tion might ‘break music czar James! C. Petrillo’s ban on ‘recordings. Mr Amey of ‘Washington

| Mr, Arey sald. “It remains to be/back along the Fair Grounds, % ’ see 40th St, widened. Ernest H.| { seen how they will be interpreted a4] There is a good deal of hooting seid apnlying to Petrillo’s new plans, + |and tooting from the motorists and (Poc) Yeager, the druggist at 40th|

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lead at White River survey Man has not yet, succeeded In 4 nm»

Rd, it takes off like the state and Here, again, transportation is a gi federal highway it 1s for the wide problem, as it is in every section of { ; ! ! bus or the streetcar to 30th and 8 a That Are Definitely New! lew citizens and businessmen. Illinois 8s. they have to walk or ? 2.1 Another objective is, again, street hitch-hike in order 10 travel east ws / 4 Tailored sling pump with extended sole and the leaning ACTORA town a {7 ’ " no» Mostly they walk or hitchhike wi PB season s smartest heel height . . . midway! Sizes AT 40TH ST. and Boulevard Place, 1. oo. © ran portation in if ; Sizes : ’ thriving business com-| POOKS for 38th St? 1 310 10, AAA to C In black or brown calf. nunity Has grown up, trash in th 18

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Teachers Gather For 94th Sessio

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Principals Hear Talk By Local Educator

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“sure thing” for the presiaent-|er said lect nomination Miss McComb is favored over Teachers Hear Pastor

Leon Von Schepper, Brookvile At South Bend Meeting {= igh school teacher, who has an-| goyTH BEND, Oct. 23 (UP)— pt nounced his candidacy for presi- he two-day convention of the Indent. Inside circles say that the giana State Teachers Association s nominating committee will select northern division opened in the! Miss McComb, following the tra- john Adams Auditorium here today dition of alternating a man and. More than 2000 teachers were §° woman as president. Mr. Von present to hear Dr. Gaston Foote, ¥ Schepper today said he will not op- pastor of the Methodist Church of (#2 pose by allowing his backers to Dayton, O. deliver the principal ad-| nominate him from the floor. dress. The election of executive and! The first general session will be, nominating committee members|

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