Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1947 — Page 10
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PAGE 10 ___ it rein THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES..." "oc. THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1947, Ji Fifth M William Mayer Is Head [3 S2050200A. 6 NaitElected | Otiogralfigh | he ha : 4 AR aid Rates. Helen mh wor. DEH uv ea I: - 1 Of Senior J lass at Hawe ma Stalls, Marianne amin atheros
: Er Barbara Pistcher, Barbara! A.B, Nail, 614 E. 52d St; has been | j : Finger . . i Weesner, Pauls Davis, Joyce Mitzner, Kent : ay . : i 4 | William Mayer has been elected taking part will be Judy Burke, | Fierce. Reymond. Dirks, Brandi feels | elected president of the Bell Tele-
Joan . Bayley, Norman
Guard : ‘ a : 1 president of the senior class at Robert DeNoon and Brandt Steele. {frehob Judith von ern Oarod s Cew- | phone Club here. | Cathedral High School's fall play,| v PTE LA Howe High School. Other officers The program, under the supervision MeAres Ang Julia Amn Moors, .| Mr. Nall, who . Senta} service “fhe Imaginary Invalid,” will be 5 ee “ ay announced by class sponsor, Mrs. of Miss Blanche Young, radio_con- py : fr Mson$ ker "diana Bell, suc. Presented Nov. 21 in the school audi-| . iy es Betty Baker, are Jean Shaffer, vice sultant for the Indianapolis Public|¥T > 9 3 x Pes fad ceeds P. P. Brown, forium, Judes he Sirection of f ! $1000 Iohbely . ; : | : { The Butler Alumn ub of 3 - wh ; lant eer,| Brothér Vincent dePaul, CSC, ww fifth suspect v president; Winona Locklear, secre~ Schools, is the first of four Propased| polis will hear Dr. Clarenge ’ p i Rh hinges, Members of the cast are: Michast| : 4 2 od : Lp Supe tary, and John Edwards, treasuper. broacasts concerning’ Howe, « |Efroymson, of the Butler. business “announced by the Collins, Margaret Sullivan, Laura ; | — ho Harold Rose Three Howe students will particl-| Honor roll students with A-plis administration: faculty, speak con- § . board of directors.| Jeanne Ray, Jeanne Wieck, Vincent a "aed = tective, faced i pate in a.broadcast, “A High School grade cards for the first six weeks cerning his recent trip to Palestine Also announced | Kieffer, John MeShay, Howard Phil- - pia CA F conval ce, Comes to Life,” at 11 a. m. Saturday [period at Howe are Anne Woerngr, at a méeting of the association Nov, Ja by the board was| lps, Jack Bradshaw, James Wade, ? } broken back } over station WISH. The students Barbara Babcock, Janet Dorman, 12 at 6 p. m. in the Butler cafeteria, pe the election of C. Mathew Mescall and“Thomas Hol- : 4 » ; i ~ 1 four of EE - — a AU - y A. Lotze, toll fa- Joram, for the Slav Boar bonnca Be, : yy" : esting Tow o - iy ; a y a feel bi cilities engineer, | enery for the play has been de- y : od ground by Ol Nat Smith ci - ns i 88 secretary and sikned by members of Brother } ] £7 td | : ft : A A. B. Na treasurer for the Etienne’s art classes, y ip 5 ] ao > oat current year to succeed R. G. SBher- O. Arthur, Ors | man, of the traffic department,
| E.G, Hinshaw and F. H. Surface
wr 4 : - _ Eadsville, Ky pe Arthur, 34, G {were elected to the hoard at the IDE) Ah ! | last meeting of the club,
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Mr, Rosebe fii the thigh, ¢ \ the Rome Elects Mayor, en wii First in 23 Years yl answer % o / City police | ROME, Nov. 8 (UP)—Ant{-Com- : pact yesterday munists were in control of the city 5 : 3 br oR : 1 | administration today. The voters L» , : for the other elected a Christian Democrat mayor | 111) our : : Poli said and a mayor's cabinet of 14 Chris- - having told © tian Democrats and Rightists,
money that D The mayor is Salvatore Reébec-
: home. chini, ‘6 55-year-old industrial en- — gineer. He is the first mayor Rome h) Business | has had in 23 years. The Fascists y dissolved the city administration ;
"New Allin 1924, WASHINGT —— The demand j J r more cred He Won the Election "ay for. moss Lu On His Son's Vote- ; showing busint JAMESTOWN, N. Y., Nov. 8 (UP) Sine Yigh 4 -It was a nip and tuck fight be- . 1 i : tween Gerard J. MacDonald, Déemo- f industria Martin [crate, and Cecil Nickerson, Repub- . outstanding Imported d lican, for .town highway superin- in the week Scotch "vy tendent, ] J Grain 7 4 | Then the one absentee ballot was some $4,592, counted. It was from Mr. MacDon-
old's son, Malcolm, a student at Cornell University. The final vote: $13.50 MacDonald 162, Nickerson 161
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