Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1950 — Page 30

2 Rep. 's constituents booted him f Congress today. fiery leader of the Ameri-

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ph i ly with the Co ‘munist Party lne, lost to James 6G. Donovan, a 51-year-old law- N.

‘meet at 8 p. Beville

Pemocrat-Liberal Party anti-Mar- ———— ‘cantonio coalition. He is a Dem- HEADQU ocrat, Mr. Marcantonio had served 14 Department. Years in Congress. . Was a stunning blow to the Amer- you.

Defeated in New York Nov. 8 (UP)— close to Commuhist ‘views. Vito Marean- Marcantonio was its only major

‘Labor Party, who voted and woman's s Benefit Association, will’

. Yer, a candidate of a Repubjican- president, will be in charge,

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Group Hears Talk By Lt. Bailey

Twenty-two Indiana inter-city bus * drivers 1 Na! e driver awards today “at company s offices at 250 W.

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Harry Bxiley. of the InA 31-year-old housewife suf- dianapolis police Se partmen fered a dislocated shoulder today was the guest speak! He diswhen she fell from a table on cussed “The Rr Responsiont which she stood while hanging ity to the Public.” wallpaper. ; Awards Presented Mrs. Lillie Ford. 1935 8. State - . : t > : Three drivers, Chester Gargner Ave. was taken to General Hos-

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Death of Artist's Mate

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Railroad received counting building at 18th and Methe

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Union Schedules | Bell Picketing |

Picket lines will go up around 90--buildings of the Indiana Bell |Telephone Co., at 6 a. m. tomorrow, officials of the striking Communications Workers of AmericaCIO said today: Four entrances of the “main building on N, Meridian, the ac-

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Ohio covered by orderly pickets, the union spokesman-said. Efforts to ‘jam’ the dial system may be made, K. A. Silvers;

state representative of the union, said. But dial ‘users

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Local Ministers Hear Dr. Crane

Give Stand ‘As Patifist da¥x when makes a stench in the pubHenry Hitt

“This is a (to talk of peace liec's nostrils,” Dr Crane told IndianapolifXxministers po We today . \ the \("enX Dedrsyt’ Meth\

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