Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1950 — Page 14

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Alex Campbell invites President Truman to join his Senate

At Utah Lead Mine

take electricians at least 2% hours| President promised to come, if at| i {to clean and dry the motor which/8ll possible. Such a speech would § |operates the shaft's two cages. be on the Koreau crisis and non-| g i Then oxygen masks and try to pene{trate the smoky shaft.

which have combed 7200 feet of & conference with Senate Sec-|

tunnel took a rest. They have retary Leslie Biffle, close political | : been searching the U. 8. Smelting, advisor of Mr. Truman since the

Mining & Refining Co. mine since/days when the President was a the fire broke out Sunday.

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Early Peek at Document; Ends Campaign Visit | By DAN KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, July 19—“Korea, with its implications of Communist world domination from the Kremlin, represents a real crisis

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That was the comment on the President's message to Congress logay made by the only Hooter who had a preview of it—Alex | ampbell, Ft. Wayne.' As mo- | 7 | cratic candidate to try to defeat CRMPbell Who served here af Republican Sen, Homer E. Cape-| ; hart’s bid for a second term, Mr.| » = Campbell posed at the White, 2 House yesterday with the Presi-[® cocktail party, which he called | | dent and the message. 1a: IP

§ t ngressmen from He will return to Indiana =| ndiana. All but Rep. John «R.

night, after several days spent] here rounding up support for his Walsh. Anderson, attended.

fall campaign. He reported that! { the President will try to come out Kokomo Girl, 18, Held | to Indiana and urge his election. ; Boyle Mulls Bid "In Traffic Death Democratic National Chair- KOKOMO, July 18 (UP)—Poman William D. Boyle Jr., is to let lice today held Clara May Gold{him know later today if he can ing, 18, on a charge of operating laccept an invitation to address an automobile with only a begin-| {the Democratic Fditorial Asso- ner's driving permit following the; lciation meeting at French Lick death of Allen Paul Jones, 6, of {Aug. 25, Mr. Campbell said. near Kokomo. “Everyone I talked to here has! The boy had come to the city promised the utmost support to to spend the night with his the state ticket in this campaign,” grandparents, police said, and Mr. Campbell said. was hit by Miss Golding’s car . en ie Should the President be able to when he ran into the street. The come to Indiana at all, it is con- accident o ! Rescue Attempis Slowed |Sitiree Likeir ar the White House| ident occurred last night. /that he will accept the invitation] 2 of the American Legion to attend! § LARK, Utah, July 19 (UP)—A dedication Hoan Lest of the new! § wet hoist motor toda held up headquarters building in Indianthe attempts of rescue crews to apolis Aug. 20. descend a 1000-foot. shaft In

search of three men trapped in a Non-Political Speech lead mine fire, Gov. Schricker pressed that in-

Mine officials believed it would Vitation here last week and the

don political. , ‘ | E After talking with the President yesterday afternoon, ‘Mr. the . rescue crews, Campbell went to the Capitol for

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L. Shirl Hatfield, 29, of 45 N.| Ritter Ave. was in fair condition| today in Methodist Hospital with] a knife wound inflicted in an at-|

Mr. Hatfield said he was parked at North and Illinois Sts, | when a man approached his car| and demanded money. When he

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