Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1948 — Page 19

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Delores Nerding Fills

Tor tne Marshall Flan ot handling

Marshall Plan he termed “an international WPA" hae

. Capehan (RB: Jud) airs Committee today

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Delores Nerding, Southport High “School senior, has appointed editor-in-chief of the Perry News, student newspaper, Delores is a published writer

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Other staff appointments include Nancy Hendricks, managing editor; Ann Montgomery, associate editor; Peggy Nabring and Della May Hartley, assistant

* [Norma McCallie.

editors; Beverly Baird, feature editor; Donna Kornbroke, news editor, and Anne Wade, - girls’ sports editor. Bob Carpenter and Bob Bidlack head the boys’ sports department; Elsa Carter, cartoons and features; Pat Miller, Jackie Englehart and Rosemary Brown, features; Mary Ann Miner and Ed Frazier, photographers; Virginia Mattox, music editor; La Donna Dailey, business manager; Maybelle Dugdale, circulation, and Carl Bruce, exchanges. Reporters are Carl Kauffman, Betty Howard, Peggy Black, Frank Ernhart, Mary Beem, Shirley Ferguson, Lovenia Deal|o

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was not a fair American system.” Mr. Jarman join him in getting the U. 8. government to 0 put | Sowa such racketeering, which was caused by unions, plus Dontical protection. | Would

the school. Bill's dad, Preston Barrett of

the President drove up Fostervay. Bill's mom was looking on, too

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ble rolled up a circular driveway

and the children began singing “America.” Bill stood quietly on

the side and saw the No. 1 man! of the United States ease himself out of the back seat so the

Sen. Capehart agreed that y would. But contended that thisif pample of “the He asked that fj

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“3 certainly ting it down” Mr. serted.

be doing that right now instead | of trying to jam anti-lynching |{} bills on us Southerners for po- i litical id if Chairman Charles A. Eaton ll (R. N. Y.) asked Mr. Jarman if |} he intended to connect Sen. Cape-

hart with the Capone gang. The [Ji Alabamian said that his inten- ji

tions were quite the contrary, ‘since the Chicago story showed that the Capone mob chased the |

Senator out of the juke box busi- |

ness there.

and Lois Wilson. Typists are Peggy Black, Norma Rhyne and

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Anderson to Build Fair Grandstand

. Times State Service ANDERSON, Feb. 26 — Tentative plans for a combination grandstand and exhibition building at Athletic Park, site of the annual Anderson Free Fair, have been approved by members of the Anderson Park Board. The group voted to proceed with the new structure in an effort to have it completed in time for this year's fair. According to tentative plans, the grandstand will have a seating capacity of 3500.

Charges Schools Teach AntisLabor--Doctrines

(UP)=—CI10 Education Director} Kermit Eby said today that high schools are producing too many anti-union graduates. He told the annual convention of junior colleges that “something is seriously wrong when 85 per cent of our high school grad-uates—-labor’s children—are hostile to the aims of organized labor.” -- Eby said the time has come “to examine curricula and text books, and to find out why so little emphasis is given to labor's contribution to democracy, co-oper-atives and social legislation.” He said there are too many business and professional men on school

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