Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1950 — Page 2

Jars Or more i Carter Jul

. less the achool reached 66 already had begun,

Based on

Teachers this year based their proposed suits on their tenure

rights, which,

them to a new contract as soon as the current one expired on

June 9.

“Thus they would be under new SER contract before the July 1, 1960,

deadline,

The 15 teachers were among 62; who , were notified before May 1. a

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af

gl Po Jasiatble

year in which they Tenure Rights

they said, entitled

they would not receive contracts =

for the 1950-51

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down this April, cost the School

City thousands ruled the nie

titled to the difference

what their sal

been during the 1949-50 school year and what they may have earned during that time, A tenth sult has since been

filed on behalf

Downey, 5510 Central Ave,

still pending.

Miss. Downey and the others

were among 28 older, who were their contracts newed.

Seventeen later resigned, All Offered Contracts

All 17 have

contracts to teach during the 1850-51 school year, apparently to| : _ compensate them after their nine|

WOR”

Last year's suits were based on two points. The teachers claimed tenure rights to new contracts. They also claimed notification of . the School Board decision was not made In writing until after the ‘usual May 1 deadline. Superior Court Judge John Ll - Niblack, before whom the suits’ were argued, ruled for the teach-! the May 1 count and against them on the tenure {saue, Both sides appeaied the rulings Indiana Supreme Court

ers on

to the decided

teachers on both counts.

mma is

200 to. Take: Part... eee

In Music Recital HD Mills H. » Hall of of

3 wp Pp " a for one of the largest recitals to be held

this spring.

' More than 200 music and dance students of the Vuturo Music Center will participate in dance, piano |[0f state; ensemble and accordion band se-

lections,

et Bains nmin Nominees to Be Guests

Rls i Sue

of those dismissed, all of whom,

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school year, Many

of dollars. It was teachers were en = 3 hetween | aries would have

of Miss Elizabeth It Is

teachers, all 69 or told May 25, 1949, would not be re-

been: offered Hew the gubernatorial race.

right), look on.

Winner—and loser , . . There's ne hard feelings between. defeated and winning candidates at American Legion "Boy's State, now being held at the campus of Indiana Deaf School here. Jankovich, Gary, defeated governor candidate, (standing left) | autographs the hat of Dick Fowler, Bloomington (seated), who won Steven Butler, Auburn, secretary-of-state (left) and Bill Gilmore, Evansville, lisutenant governor [standing |

Bill |

i rome:

France

shortly that it

landing.

| surface

{searching the {for 12 bodies |day’'s crash. An Alr France inquiry com-|

mission

{investigate Tuesday's crash!

tordered

{two planes for signs {a member of

i said,

THe Tegal Battle

Named ‘Governor’

Boys to ‘Rule’ State Until Saturday

J. Richard (Dick) Fowler, 17-| year-old = Bloomington

in favor of the

day's “election,” his siate gaining 1120 Perry St. sitive cof the six top offices “MET

tionalist candidate, Other Federalists elected were Steve Butler, Auburn, secretary ' Wendell Gooch, mouth, auditor; Stan Weber, Madison, treasurer; John Herbert, Th Ft. Wayne, attorney general; Don! Meyer, West Lafayette, superin- | , ndent of Pate

old.

P. i. Batury di : day at the Kernel Farm on Ind. ol " 7 He sala, “there, ap 3" near Clermont, John D. Reed opers in #. general chairman of | Dana) The Nationalists ‘won the teu arrest any two dopers " Ls t-governorship with Bill Gil- hanging out together.” FISH FRY more, Evansville,

PLANNED Sahara Grotto Revelers Auxiliary will hold a fish fry at 5 p. m, June 28-30 at the Grotto Home, 4107 E. Washington St,

Fowler's

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: a 4 Held in Bond Bloomington Boy | On Drug Charges

(Continued g arg One) {sald she was in need of medical attention, requesting a low bond. ‘Judge Pro Tem Benjamin Hat field Jr. set a $2000 bond over the attorney’ 8 protests.

Meanwhile, police were hunting High !for a woman who tried to obtain School junior, ruled as governor morphine in a drug store shortly of the Hoosier Boys’ State today. after the police seized the two Mr. Fowler led candidates of women and two men in the raid the Federalist Party in yester- on a garage behind a ‘house at

Do Girls Become Models?

Phe woman offered a forge] Fowler, who took the oath of prescription forthe drug at Clayoffice from Chief Justice James Pool Drug Store. 8he left before Shortridge! , wmmert of the Indiana Su- [arrival of police, summoned by the scene oreme Court last night, defeated Donald Demree, Claypool drugWilliam Jankovich, Gary, the Na- | | gist, when he went to fill the pre-! : |seription. Mr: Demree said he inoted the writing was not that’ {of the physician whose name was! signed. The doctor confirmed that | Y* he had not issued the order. Called ‘Peroxide Blond’ e woman was described as a peroxide blonde” between 25 and,

Inst Jadrs 0 ns rustion; Chief of Detectives Jack O'Neal pa fried into Srniehil room|’ an Dermay, 7a vicious nest for dopesters.” | the § a. lot of

at. 1 will} 1. find)

Police said they belleved most | adminigtration williof the city's drug addicts get! e Boys' State activities until their supplies by means of pre- | turday when this year's session scriptions, ‘many ot which are |

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2d French Plone. Falls ESMInS Jentinsnts Near Same Spot

BAHREIN ISLAND, Persian| FEET UPY ESA AFT

yer at Karachi, crashed wen two miles off Bah

45 minutes past midnight. Tues- 2164 N. Pennsylvania St. day's crash was 15 minutes past midnight, Thirteen survivors were picked!

“18x34,

others t. “Letters from: the United. States could Ip¥ove a death warrant.” When the Reds apps

Skymaster’ carrying S2!mans in late 1944, the youthful

the sanctuary. of America...

Ave 15 years in his-pative city of Riga:iin. tal of Estonia, When the Russians approached; in 19040, we fled to the woods”

after sending a message “We

Was coming In for al

for-

merly of Latvia, sald: months

craft and helicopters still gineria. My husband, Vietors, Streets.”

waters in the area was deported the same year for

{mobile. " Repeats Memories A young man who was a

Amo

which arrived here to| The Rev.

its experts to examine the,

of sabotage, his countrymen

repeated his/tunate. the commission memories: :

|formerly of Latvia. “His twoiLubeck,

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i ser wite' .} parents were ‘mur- she was safe at home again.” missing from Tues- th § { .idered’ by the Russians. About e crime of owning an auto-| my own folks, I know nothing.”

stripling of 14 when the Russian | Estonian parish consisted of 18, heel first ground out the life of 000 persons, was among the for-

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I i oy family several [fo 4 250 other women onl! Join at 11 a.m. Saturday. The call was r “My father was arrested as an Where as a former Estonian ‘enemy of the state by the Rus-| Army ‘officer and accountant, my — up from today's wreckage bY sians in 1041, He disappeared to Skills were used in scrubbing sister was deported to Siberia,

in the air show,

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but a letter last week showed

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persons plunged into the Persian pastor and his congregation were Td Gulf today at almost the same “willingly” forced into German Years ago. We were separated Mr, Sask. ah he courte: 7. Hat.| Thayer rca "ers spot a sister plane crashed two labor camps. Having experienced|then when my children and my- gto Jr. Indianapolis attorney, aAceusitions on, re days ago with a loss of 47 lives, {the lash of the Soviets in the|fell were sent to a German labor| o." pro : oo .Coroner C. M. Airline officials raised the pos-iunprovoked aggression of 1040,jcamp near Leipzig. eT. BB sibility of sabotage by Indo-|they were anxious to flee as far Hid In Forest JUDGE CLARK who bas al aku In an awe, Chinese Communists, _..|westward as possible. : Fn formes physical Claudia, dianapolis youths o-enaoted thelr Twenty - four were killed, 15, Many are afraid even in In-|*ducation Fi ian: (rushed his wife to the hospital confessed fatal beating and inciied dianapolis, to mention names orjteacher told of the dark n Gu ; Aare missing and 13 were rescued polis, when her husband was seized, this morning. i dents preceding it. 3 in today’s crash, raising the dual! dates. how her family hid in as forest! A boy or a girl? Dr. Donahue confirmed the [disaster toll to a possible 86, ww Russian ears are every-|, rt lo avold & similar fate Question overruled. s that they and Air France originally reported ™ = - One® explan She was chairman of last night's| r on blankets that 51 were aboard the plane. Eager to Talk __orogram. lane road The, company ater changed the, Others were eager to talk, Retreating Russians burned the started. The figure to 52, adding dn Indo-Chi- eager to warn, eager to preserve. ‘of Henry and Meta Agur, n murder, the state

"The Rus

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