Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1950 — Page 12

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By CHARLES LUCKEY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va., June 19—The country's

governors’ conference relate to; state government administrative

in 1952, and his friend, Pennsylaffairs. But as the participants gathered here the discussion VAnia's Gov, James Duff, offered

ing Sharp rebukes to Sen. McCarthy won, TUDNINE or the methods—but only for the, Presidential politics, the Amer. Methods—he has used in attackfcan overseas aid program, the ing subversives in government. danger of communism in America, They raw-hided the Truman ad-

‘ministration just as thoroughly Republican criticism Wis.) abtivi: [Tor trying fo cover up on the

Pruman for Communist-issue. Mr. Warren sug gtrying to end the two-party aye. ested that an independent body, tem-—all of these made news, lor commission undertake a study GOP Makes Excitement {of the whole subject of security, There were about as many l0Yalty and Reds-in-government due.

publican presidential ‘nomination

ers were blowing up all the meet. Dewey OK's Ike ing's early excitement, | Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New

Gov. Earl Warren of California, York, seeming relaxed and happy

; | seek the governorship a third {time, gave out with what looked! {Uke # strong indorsement of Gen.

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and I'm sure he'd make a fine president,” Mr, Dewey said, | His comment was in answer to “=a question as to whether he was {Supporting Ike for 1952, He added that he was not exercising any! 'H political role in choice of a pheui-| {Barba

pon question-——that he ney isay the same thing about some. iz.

L q Meoring-Ald “in Either Far! HINK of being able to this year the President's idea ap-| The

“|He sald that in moving into states.

in either | publican Party,” To oppose Re- at 8p,

. talk from the bapks of the Potomac. . vey (RJ), "Most of the titles on the formal prgram of the annual TU. 8. school. Tonight they will give a sesqui-| centennial concert before an invited audience at the Interdepartimental Auditorium and tomorroy | : fly to Europe. There they have) iseven concerts scheduled in Ger-| many and one in Paris, before| they go to England to represent] ‘the United States at the musical [festival at Llangollen in Wales, | Arrangements for oncert were made by Mry. 8

_|other Republican leaders. But no gressed us

{other names came up. Others include Mary Sobek, : | A108 Same Gp at Pihiers fh ude Mary obek, Alene of directors of 12th District NaGov. Duff's back-of-the-hander Myra Gillingwater: ii at Mr. Truman for trying to un-! Distinguished guests will include

Requires No |dermine the two-party system) Secretary of Agriculture Charl {was blunt as words could make it.'¥, Brannan. 8 Bre

[publican candidates was quite all joan Legion Ho ANY kind... |Tight, said Mr, Duff, but the atti-/jghan, association president, will

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/Indiana State Society of Wash-| Lake Success, N.Y. is pretty ington, and Marvin Myers of Pur-|

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Internatic nal Affairs Schedule Concert

~ Before Hop to Europe

WASHINGTON, June 19- -Pur-| ‘|due University's Varsity Glee Club arrived here at noon today and governors wnacked around a wide range of power-packed subjects Was greeted at Union. Station by

Joke today to show there's as much political vigor in the “state an Indiana congressional delega~ pitols as in Washington-—and that state leaders want no back tion headed by. Rep. Ralph Har-

the

Two plaques will be pre-|

Barron, | iexecutive secretary of the sesquicentennial here. One will be the) Purdue ‘a strong possibility for the Re- After announcing he would noti..., ", the ne the otner. Shel:¥ Yuan recent laughs, = centennial where Purdue partielpation has been outstanding.

{Dwight _Risenhower. for. the. GOP; ..... Hershey-to-Present- Scroll -

| presidential nomination in. 1852; — Maj. Gen; Lewis 'B, “Hershey, |

president of the Indiana Society, also will present a scroll

pre-

“directors o The plaques will be carried by Ine arriet. Griffiths, Terre Haute, and

ra Jean Vaughan, Evans-

be camong the formally the past 17 years, herettes for the event.!

Twhere there are close contests av 1c GROU PT TO MEET

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kind! Thanks to tude he attributed to the Presi-omiciate.

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ng to wipe out alll — i ——— 8° something else: Teandeny charges without supports Sor he said, the two-party system Ing them”--the ground on which foi be an issue this fall. {he had criticized the McCarthy On the question of whethe thé! tactics.

me. Freeman Cal-

NTEED new ioveation st ‘Tydings Senate Committee had| Gov. Watren took much the

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sion that the feeling is the ad-| Gov. Duff stepped into interministration hasn't come clean,” {national affairs to question ‘he said. “whether the whole issus of over- | Blasts “Random” Charges 'seas aid should not be restudied The governor said t“e ‘“na- in view of the British Labor

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(BE. Hatten, native Hoosier now. in Was announced by the board of the State Department here.

“Mr, Enoch, a native of Ohio, has’ of Dooley if an [renter candidate—in. answer 1o.yye. $ndiana’s Cherry ~Blossoth worked with TAXIS §tation 8 KWK. Festival queen, The two girls will | St.

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Thayer Grand Jury Action Delayed

Report Expected After Panel Tour

law’ ispection.

f Radio Indianapolis, County prosecutor,

Times State Service OBLESVILLE, June 19--

nd jury action in considering

tindictments of the three con{fessed slayers of Indianapolis at‘torney Albert Thayer was de{layed today by the panel's an‘nual inspection tour, The Hamilton County Grand. “Jury originally was expected to imake fts return on the case to-

after hearing evidence Sat.

urday against Carrol Dooley, 25; {Earl Michael Kelly, 16, and James |

ifin, 17, all of Indianapolis,

institutions this morning.

{The return on the Thayer case (will not be made until later to- freed. Charles Lansing ‘Myrant, 24,

at the end of the tour,

inspection: Beguired: ¢ The grand jury is required bs to make the annual inThe special call to in{vestigate the Thayer slaying was the first time the body has been ‘eatied this year: - + The Indianapolis man and his youthful companions con- then paroled by former Gov, |pecte fessed beating the attorney to _ death in a robbery attempt.June granted his final discharge on

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Confesses Stealing Stolen Car, Nabbed Horo by FBI

Suspect Details Cross-Country Trip

A confessed car thief today Admitted to- Indianapolis FBI

‘agents he had stolen a stolen car.

| | * In Auto Taken by Buddy in California |

: Robert Bruce Krayuse, alias William Scandion. 26, who gave his address as Salem, Mass. relatéd an amazing story of a crosscountry motor trip in a stolen car witich he did not steal originally. ~ Krayuse Is scheduled for a preliminary hearing before U. 8.

Admits 17 Crimes

A confession to 17 holdups ang or {break-ins today implicated a 25:1 ‘The FBI however, learned Tater| Instead the jury started on its year-old - loéal Tan once sen! {annual tour of county buildings tenced to 10 to 25 years to the Cal. Apr. 15.

Commissioner Alvin C. Johnson today. He was arrested in the ~_ “700 block of Woodruff Place this imorning after having been ar‘rested and released etarlier by {Beech Grove police when they could ad no record of the large was Jriving as §: Being;

{the car had been stolen by Donald William Roberts in Pasadena,

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sion charged Glenn Carroll How-| ell, 25, of 838 N. Park Ave, was Proceeded to Washington.

one of three others who aided |

Roberts and another individual

rayuse, {the FBI reported. The three then

|FBI, Roberts instructed Krayuse |

| Howell, charged with robbery, and the third man to drive the was sentenced on Mar. 26, 1943, Car to New Jersey, where he ex-

Gates on Oct. 17, 1944. He was however, was arrested by FBI

Nov. 6. 1945.

They were returned here after Held Under Bond they were involved in a fatal accident tn Springfield, Mo. in Mr. “Thayer's stolen car the following All three are held on firstdegree murder warrants,

ternoon in Municipal Court.

indictment was O'Neal Myrant's confession.

Howell. and Roy. Simpson.21.0f. 1254 8. Talbot St. also implicatéd, are being held undér $7500 bond each for arraignment on the robbery charges tomorrow aft-

agents in Washington and re|tuurned to California to face trial! for theft of the car. In Philadelphia, while en route} to New Jersey, "Krayuse is said to" have ditched his companion and!. took the car to Texas. He came to|

sana and Tennessee, arriving here [June 5

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