Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1948 — Page 3

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destroyed ‘the S. Lockburn St. rt, their clothes e gave refuge

goods, everything I were in the cellar ymaged. they won't freeze - »t them moved.” e salvage of a 29-

Two days ago a Governdr Club was

the Wells County Republican chair-

ernatorial nomination. hovering on the verge of en the race formally for several

home district. James Already In

in two weeks ago.

ned for the day. four-room house - property which itted in the far -

1 ent in their selection of tanpr by taking full advantage of the secret ballot systemi which i for the first time this]

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MRTLY CLOUDY AND

MTIONAL 24-HOUR = FOREvy SUMMARY: One of win- | ¢ %ldest outbreaks of polar “il grip the nation tonight no Ul tomogrow. A Weather Bureau a cold Will hit the New England

hey are! How dain ve! Flower-and-parase and-rolled sheer hand th an unysval, nev

tures will be recorded northern sections of on 0d along the Gulf coast “New Orleans and the

border. Open iy of Texas. (Ses the k e also the air miass sols . . + the bord on the Fotocast.) “The

yd ! v ades of blue, bre ¢ eapsratured will be

shiefs, Street FI

Burch out of the race as if FOUR: That Governor Gates will

wells County with the blessing of

man Sheriff Edward Graden. Mr. Jenner's own county, Lawrence, indorsed him: last week for the gub-

is expected to move quickly now announced yesterday that it was up that he has the indorsement of his/to civilian authorities to prosecute

He probably will become the second candidate to enter officially. 1t Gov. Richard T. James jumped

Mr. Creighton’s move, when it mes, also is expected to bring out “at last one candidate for minor, ofke. Treasurer of State Frank T. Mills is scheduled to receive the ointh digrict indorsement for leufenani governor at a meeting in - J Amtin tonight but is expected to + wait for at least one. more candi- + fl tie to get into the Governor race bore he takes the plunge himself. Although Mr, Burch is believed * Jil he wavering on entering the gov+4 enorship race himself, he is busily ‘3 @ged in hammering into all potential state convention delegates their “new freedom” under the 1947 oovention Jaw. Recently he sent ott a letter to more than 2000 perwos who were delegates to the 1046 Wovention, urging them to be in-

, party. observers agree, the|

and freezing (32 degree) |

TATnost Sore Bet 10 Ener Roce: Seles May Be Greoining Own, Candidate By ROBERT

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tart Creighton of Warsaw formal announcement within a wo days. He was formally injsed by county chairmen of the 08s smd diet lt IE oaks : Tt diterence inthe picture Says Administration whether ' Russia By DANIEL M. KIDNEY

may head the Midwest isolationist attack -on the Marshall Plan he indicated today. The tipoff came in a barrage of

from Indiana condemning Presi. ident Truman and Secretary of State Marshall for exposing the details of the Stalin-Hitler Pact at this time. . : According to Sen. Jenner this

He charges that the failure to make | such-facts public was part of a pro- | gram of appeasement of Russia. His statement: concludes that if| stronger policies had been followed -{the United States “could have forced Russia to come to terms im- | - mediately and effect a world peace, which would ‘obviate the Recessity| today of spending 17 billions of | American taxpayers, dollars to halt the Siyad of SomBahism in Burope.”.

{Army Bedi fo. Ee | ‘Shanghaied’ Scotsman |

NEW YORK, Jan. 23 (UP/—Ali-| staire Nicholson, 23-year-old Scot-| tish “sailor who claims he was shanghaied into the U. 8. Army in Europe then discharged here with| $2500 GI benefits, sought his free{dom from Ellis Island today, afrer

Mr. Creighton, who has been|Army authorities admitted that at/'’® Inflation problem.”

least part of his story was true. |R. Army authorities in Washington

Nicholson for fraud if they wanted to, but that the Army planned no military -action. The Army said it could neither prove nor disprove the Scotsman’s story that he was) shanghaied into service after V-E Day by a suspicious American officer who thought he was a deserter.

chairmen to control their delegations,

Gov. Gates gave no sign of his attitude when he got-together with] the Hoosier congressional delega tion early this week in Fen : ton. But observers who were straining for a sign as to what! he was thinking thought they might be will

er and former state commander of the Governor”

and jis known to have a substantial should make a stab at it.

that the only way to “stop Jenner”

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degrees. Minnésota, North Dakota | | and northern Wisconsin wili be coldest and record 20 t0°30 degrees below zero. : Look at the affected areas on your Fotocast.

rainy near the Gulf ‘coast while Washington, Idaho and Montana. | can expect rain or snow. (Con. |

Ind) who| MF wants 0 go home and be Governor. | E-

criticism“ from the junior Senavor|

{the President's requests for foreign

one in the presence of | James C. Petrillo by-pass the TaftBrown of Bloomington. |Hartley Law in setting up a beneMr. Brown, Bloomington car deal- fit fund for unemployed musicians. the American Legion, came on the Carroll D. Kearns (R. Pa.) would Washington junket as a “friend of amend copyright laws to let Mr. However, Mr. Petrillo finance the fund out of Brown has been mentioned us a | royalties on musical. recordings inGovernor possibility in the past tended for commercial, use,

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EVENTS TODAY Julle Tile \ 77, at 1K Indianapolis of Com-/ rp merce—-Luncheon, ss - Athletic Ralph Ww. 1% at we Holloway, Baraat, Seehestra Sam | M Coleman Lowell Dolores Hash" Fe Zells M. Havin, 0, at (135 Polk, cardio. Brosram=—1-p. m., Kk; : atte Canes] a toons, Boop Seusest Ala. Tide Jeter 6 xt 4048 W. Win, phn” Sunda; int Linear? Wiliams: ng a Rdith 1 , 05, at General, corona:y el. i ary Ralph phan ciel IE ¥ a Rogers, 35, at Mens Spender He. shel pth Armsirong, - 67, ab h EVENTS TOMORROW | ar Cra Pe ha a alfred G. Clém, 72, at 1638 Hoyt, myocars Methodist Laymens Retreat Both this RA

Katherine Green: | At ®t, Fr H 4fierncon bt Central ‘avenue AL 8, vi poets ary NET Nolen: | Amos C. Qrifin, 6, at 308 W. fun. reduced.” Judge HOffmann_siid.|_ Reverie Park BE RT A Tien y a na y hestra - ne i — Symphony on-| ne Murs Theater, Fin:

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Wash rly. A ‘elds, | At Methodist— Hershal, Nellte Y Souders: was reported in critical condition [soba ai Jah Dewitt, U. ; Marine Corps: ps;| purward Barbara Sale. "I Bredelins |» (Flex Hilinkn: 04a

$2.5 Billion Slash In Budget Weighed

should have been done long ago:f “Republican leaders, it was leatried,

have made preliminary plans for]

| President Truman's domestic spending estimates for the coming fiscal year. But they haven't figured out yet how much can be trimmed from

aid funds. Mr. Truman has asked {for about $30.7 billion in all.

Green Finds Favor |

“in tonger Work Week | ~~~ —}

~Some - senators on both sides -of ‘the ‘aisle looked With favor on the proposal of AFL President William !Green‘ for a longer work week at lovertime pay. However, chances that the plan would prevent an-| other round of wage increases seemed slim. Sen. Ralph E. Flanders (R. Vt)! described it as “a real attack on

Red Secretary Scores | | mpending nquiry

congressional study Py .Communist-control legislation was assailed by Henry Winston, secretary of the Communist Party, as| a “pro-Fascist attempt to smash op-| position parties.” He made his attack in a telegram to Rep. Richard M. Nixon (R. Cal), whose Un-American Activities Svbcommittee begins hearings Feb. Son proposals to curb the Communist! Party. |

Taft-Hartley By-pass | For Petrillo Supported Several Republicans on the House

| Labor Committee were lining up behind a plan to let union leader

The new bill, offered by Rep.

Some GOP committee members

number of friends who feel helfelt the musicians’ head might re-!

lent on his record-making ban Y If the Governor should conclude the amendment were approved.

is with a candidate of his own, 83000 NEW DAHLIAS | The more such delegates he con- { these observers felt, it might be More than 8000 new varieties of that he intends to have Mr, Brown dahlias were tougher ¥s —r It's going to be for county! “warmed up” for the emergency.

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