Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1948 — Page 7
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SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1948
Miss Lida Orth Rites Tomorrow
One-Time Teacher Came Here in 1896
Enrolls With Red Cross as Nurse
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Bennett Services At Scottsburg
Railway Mail Clerk Lived Here 24 Years
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|The Truman Re-Deal—No. 8
A Clean Slate for All— Democrats Forgive, Forget
President Lets Sinnners Repent, Come Home; | But Future Offenders Won't Stay Around Long |
By EARL RICHERT, Scripps-Howard Staft Writer !
Services for Miss Lida Orth, former school teacher and native of Chalmers, Ind., will be at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Cremation will follow. Miss Orth lived at 2330 N. New Jersey St. °' She came to Indianapolis in 1896 and lived many years in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Barnes, A graduate of the Brookston: Academy, Brookston, Ind., Miss Orth taught school 20! Years in White County. She was a member of the Universalist Church, a Fifty-Year-Member of Brookston Chapter, OES, and the Friday Afternoon © Reading Club of Indianapolis. She is survived by nieces and nephews in Lafayette, Nevada and Utah in addition to a great-| : niece, Mrs, Harriett Craft and a great-nephew, Richard H, Orth, both of Indianapolis.
One of many local nurses enrolling as a Red Cross nurse for service in disaster and other Red Cross activities, Mrs. Maurice
H. Jacobs (right) is assisted with her application by Miss Marie
Services for William Henry
Bennett, re Tallway : mast stick has been brought out of the clerk, 'who died Friday in Method-| war Democrats. ist Hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Stewartand come home, Mr. Truman and burg. Burial will follow in one of President Truman's rightie cemetery. Mr./hand Snes “And we intend to Bennet , at 45 have it.” Bendil, whe xis 7. va This “loyalty in the future,” it A resident of Indianapolis since{ was said, pertains to administra1924, he had been a railway mailition officials pariicularly, as well {clerk for 40 years. During thejas Democrats in Congress and past year he was employed as a|state party leaders. mail clerk by the Union Trust| In the official family itself, there Co. . will be no more instances of high Mr. Bennett was a member of government officials going before the Christian Church, IOOF, Rail-| Congress and testifying for someway Mail Association and in his|thing against official policy. earlier years, had been an active Must Confirm Policy hunting enthusiast. Statements made by governIn addition to his wife, Bertha, ment officials also are to conform he is survived by two sons, Ray-ito White House policy or the inmond M. Bennett, Seattle, and dividual involved can ‘expect to Carson W. Bennett, Auburn, Ala.,|become a private citizen pronto. and two daughters, Mrs. R. 8.|This is said to be the chief com-
KEY WEST, Nov. 20—The long unused White House hickory
Although official policy now is to let most of the sinners repent
Memorial Funeral Home in|of the same “It's going to be loyalty in the future that counts,” sald |
back closet for future use on way-
his helpers intend to have no more |
slightest tone of rancor in his! voice, But he made it clear that he knew who was for and against him—including people of com-| parative unimportance. And, as a veteran politican, he can be ex-| pected to remember his friends. | What rancor there is in the Tru-| man camp is found among the President's aids, most of whom have their own ideas about whom should be purged from the gov-| ernment. But, for the most part, they don’t agree and it remains to be seen what the President does on this score. i
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aoe pony stect a new slate of Henry Richardson Rites Tomorrow
North Methodist Church. Services for Henry Richardson, of the Garfield Baptist Church for President Wilson Mothershead|employee of the Fairmount Glass 27 years, fin Los Angeles and Salt Lake|With White House policy is ex-_ president Truman got in one appointed the following scouters/Works for 25 years, who died Fri-| He is survived by his wife, Mrs. City are urgently needed for Pected to be easier now, however, day of vacation relaxation to assist with the dinner-meeting|/day in his home, 1323 Golay St. Fannie K. Richardson; seven sons, several months’ duty, Mrs. C. G. as there will be no Republican; ia before returning to Wash. | preparations: Roy Badollet, Frank|will be at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Roosevelt Richardson, in the Culbertson, American Red Cross Congress to offer the lure of|today ng lo . Langsenkamp Jr., C. Ed More,/ Garfield Baptist Church. The Rev. Army, and Clarence, Wesley, El- nursing representative, said yes- fence-straddling. : ington to tackle problems of Lloyd Byrne, A. F. Hook, Paul|{Charles Poole, pastor, will offi- see, Ralph, Moses and Wilson terday. The main use of the W hiteimaintaining world peace. Ross, Wallace O. Lee and C. Otto ciate. Burial will be in New Crown Richardson, ail of Indianapolis;! Nurses will be flown to the House stick is expected to be oN He will fly back to Washington Janus. : Cemetemry, He was 65. two daughters, Mrs. Margaret cities. Transportation and $250 Congress. . tomorrow. He has scheduled an More than 400 scouters from| Born in Cedartown, Ga., Mr. Jimison and Mrs. Alice Stockton,la month will be paid. Information| Truman aids speak softly on important talk with Secretary Marion county and neighboring| Richardson had lived in Indianap- both of Indianapolis, and 10 may be obtained at the Red this point since they hope to start|,¢ geste" George C. Marshall for areas are expected to attend. |olis since 1918. He was a member grandchildren. [Cross office, Lincoln 1441. out with the new Democratic|;;.a) a. m., Indianapolis time, her: gained by threats now. © "|g MF: Marshall is fying home Friendship’ Basis aris Unite ations peace
talks. Mr. Truman has anBut they make no secret of the|nounced they will review the enfact that federal patronage will|tire European crisis. China, too, be dispensed in the new admin-|is expected 'to figure in the con. | istration on a basis of friendship ference. —*“friendship” meaning support of A 25-Minute Walk the Truman program. They in-| 71¢ the subject of Mr. Marshall's tend to use this means much more retirement from the cabinet than they have in the past to get|comes up, Mr. Truman is expected their program through Congress.|to urge him to stay. The need for as much harmony| The President's last vacation as possible in Congress bars ret-|day was spent in complete relaxa- | ributions against congressmen tion, He arose early, and had {and senators from the Dixiecrat|g 25-minute walk around the Key states who, while they ostensibly| West Naval station. After breakremained loyal, didn’t lift a fin-fast he walked to the Marine ger for the President. This group barracks recreation room to watch starts off with a clean slate. Gov. Mon Wallgren of Wash. |
The purgings resulting from the|ington, a close friend and House |
Dixiecrat movement will be on a guest, give a bill : state level and chiefly in state|tion. g ards demonstra. |
party organizations. Some “dis-| The evening was devoted large-| to putting away the slacks and
|loyal” district attorneys and U. S.ily {marshals will be let out, too. sport shirts until the next visit. i No Resentment The still-jubilant Truman camp seems to harbor no resentment whatever against the big-city bosses such as Jacob Arvey of |Chicago, Mayor William O'Dwyer of New York and Frank Hague of Jersey City for their conven-' 1 tion-time opposition to the Presig dent. These men all got back in j the fold during the campaign, de{livered well on election day and 4 are in good standing now. f In exceptionally high standing ij are Mayor David Lawrence of, | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Demojcratic national committeeman,! § and Frank McHale, veteran In-| {diana “member of the national committee. Both stayed with Mr. | Truman in the darkest days, and |the White House is appreciative! {—although Gov. Dewey carried & their states.
Crump is Outcast | Worst off of all nationally known Democrats is Ed Crump 1 of Memphis. Mr. Crump not only g thus a licking in his own state,
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