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diana University football ‘team in 1916; '1T and '18. Jn 1919, he was made athletic director of Shortridce High School, and when the. Indiana

ized he was made secretary. He held both positions ‘until his death. For many years he was official timer for the State High School Basketball Tournament in the Butler Fieldhouse, He was 2lso

games in the Coliseum. His large frame and jovial, yet serious manner made him one of the most colorful men in Indiana sports officialdom. Survivors are his wife, Ruth; his son, Dayid Julius,

* "JUST ONE MORE' — The GAR will-hold just one more national encampment; with Theo-

dore A. Penland, 99 (above), of -

Portland, Ore.; as the ngtional commander. Mr. Penland is one of six "boys in blue” who attended this year's meeting in Grand Rapids, Mich.

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ot tr the wen: ate contests of of this year.” "They met Republican Senator Revercomb.,’ "But fhey did not worry over the faet he is the hard-pressed candidate whose relationship with GOP leadership is a trifle delicate since he failed to respond to Gov. Thomas Dewey's requests in the ; celal séssion to broaden the placed persons legislation, Gov. Warren usually makes his introduction of the Warren wom‘len the: final flourish of his speech. It gives impetus to applause as! the whistle blows and the, train! pulls out. It's not their problem to take note—as others did—that_ the ref-| erence to Sen. Revercomb earlier in the speech was in impersonal, almost token terms. But: they have chores. Besides the platform appear-

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ances and ceaseless ‘parlor-car pleasantness, the “stand here, please” for pictures, Mrs. Warren|

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Article Confirms . Teamster Move |

WASHINGTON, Oct. “t-The International Teamster, official organ of the Teamsters Union, was published in Washington for the ‘first time. today and ‘confirmed reports that the union will move its Nieadquagters here from Indianapolis.

raigried Court.

Bedford Man So 4 \ 1g. of Swine

SEDFORD: Con TA year] {old man charged with malicious denied killing three ogs| f NRO Bes Noh dr oo Lawrence Cireutt

Robert Morgan, the defendant,

i# accuped ‘of shooting three hogs owned by Ira Sherrill, A ‘About 35 neighbors helped Mr. Sherrill ‘butcher the hogh follow-

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This confirmation, chme article written b; fel J. Tobin of the union at “Union Solidarity Shown

Meet.” designed to discount

It. is charges made by Lester Hunt, |who got out the Teamster when 'it was published in Indianapolis, [that Mr. Tobin now’ takes orders {from Dave Beck, Seattle labor |boss and’ member of the Team-, sters executive bhard,

After being fired

from nis] union job, Mr. Hunt blamed Mr. Beck. He wrote a newspaper) story saying Mr. Beck not Sars} wants to boss the Teamsters b the whole AFL and then have " {showdown fight >, So,

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In observation of mo Shortridge has postponed fornia.

Sos Over State Slight game with Withrow High School! Ver d e Virginia often pinch-hits as a

of Cincinnati, O. at the ety : ridge field, originally scheduled| (Confinued From Page One) [secretary to keep occupied. materialize, state party -officials sr s = =» |

for tomorrow, until Saturday. insist it isn’t good enough. Presi-| «g

ONE feminine. fraility mother §}: Qeit, Truman 2iready bas stopped and daughter have abandoned. tourg scheduléd including a long They are never late. But Virginia, stopover here in Indianapolis/has learned to time her getting Friday, Oct. 15. up in the morning to just .that “We NEED DEWEY” point in her father’s speech which Said one prominent Repub-|wil] give her minutes for scram.

lican: “ ’ bling into clothes for the tag- énd| Too many of our party or- ¥ parc introduction.

ganization * peoplé in Indiana i seem to think this elegtion is in| Is all this useless in campaignthe bag.* Dewey headquarters/ing? By no means. More. than practical hostess

appears to be concerned only with states where there‘ are help is offered by the Warren senatorial contests, women. No speech showed it “I still think the Republicans more than- the appeal for :govcan win in Indiana, but not with ernment keyed always fo people. ‘that attitude. We need Dewey| This. was a speech stronger here, and he should make a(than any before in its emphasis, major speech” right here in In-{on “youngsters -as the greatest | dianapolis which is .the most natural resource of all’; on gov-| centrally located city. in the|ernment’s TYesponsibility toward state. |“livable homes in wholesome oo;

-_ ~ + |vironment.” SETIHY 16" Conduer -afrdoh, snseains se yon od. proach to government. He views

Gov. Warren's fundamental On aring P 9 its function i terms f. th i LL fri, Indianapolis 8.0 a rt LIED, .

‘Shih on the "Fred Waring pw program to be heard locally over So these two yt WIRE from 9 to 9:30 a. m. t cheerful, natural—are more valu~|able symbols of Warren the man

morrow, & - | Dr. Sevitzky's appearance with than uLy yng a party publicist

(the Waring orchestra, in which he will conduct Mr. Waring’s ar- St | N Irani Hike

rangement of Cole Porter's “Begin the Beguine,” will be a return (Continued From Page One) required the “uty” "to pay’

visit acknowledging Mr. Waring’s appearance with the Indianapolis $500,000 more in wages annually, increases in cost of materials

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