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Mayor Nominee The Losers And The Men Who Counted Them Out

— | WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 10%1 Unofficial Primary Vote

REPUBLICAN FOR MAYOR

Unofficial totals from the official returns of yesterday's pri-

. » » . > Holds Distinction Tee at p ry anonym Alex 1. Clark ore SD : PN 4 : riper Ee 3 DEMOCRATS a a a Li Ng: i 2 £ | “ 3 : . teril 8. Ober ..... ros van ke 4 . , N OR : ; \ y Mrs. Stratton Wins’ . Phillip 1 ros TAYOR 29 nog Lawrence W, Weimer ...... 827 . . DI Era An FOR CITY CLERK Nod in Beech Grove DEOrZe B. FIETN saihes ss 8275 patil B. Brower «s,s rensss 5048 Mrs. Alice Stratton, clerk-treas- FOR CITY CLERK ‘James E. Henry .......... 2285 ; Pearl M. Bontrager...... 5,179 Willi R urer of Beech Grove, became one Sates A. Dobbs, ....... 2.917 7 am 2 Huse teeereaees 7096 of the few women ever to win a Richard. G. Stewart...... 15.8168 Lrnest LANRG .:... “estas 3508 5 : Eo for dbp Grace M. Tanner ......... 21,207 mayoralty nomination in Indiana. {FOR CITY COUNCIL (1st Dist.) FOR CITY COUN William E. Carlos....... 2.5 OR CITY COUNCIL »

She won the Democratic nod

|W » 49 (1st District) for Mavor of Beech Grove yes- William H. Keller Jr...... 420

2995 H. Edward Adams ........ 2574

Mary Esther Myers....... 2.2 : : ! ry: terday by a narrow margin of J. P. Seidensticker ....... 14.760 A. George Corey ..... veabe 2718 353 over 314.for H. Chester Smith, Edward O. Snethen ...... 1,559, George W. DeMoss ,,,.,\. 0. S034 an insurance agent, and 106 for FOR CITY COUNCIL (2d Dist.) Charles W. Dowd ......... 1704 Thomas McFeely, restaurant {Ralph E. Hanley ....... . 8,609 John A. Schumacher.......26,825 owner. i ‘Joseph C. Wallace....... 13,090 Jack H. Westfield ......... 942 Mrs. Stratton, wife of Alonzo BY PHONE—Ceril S, (Cy) BY RADIO—George Freyn LONG VIGIL—George K. HIGH-PRICED HELP—Tabulating results at Democratic head- [FOR CITY COUNCIL (8d Dist.) FOR CITY COUNCIL uation, de of Jae Naval Ober quickly indorses GOP sits by radio to hear distress- Vestal awaits voting machine quarters (left to right) are Andrew Jacobs, former Congressman, [James © Brien treeriiaes 9,565, rank R 324 bin) ats rdnance plant anc i nomi . . {Guy O. Ross ,............ 12,589 YT Té . swith ..... es a2 BH Tes Per ominee Alex Clark. ing news. snafu reports. and Frank McKinney, banker and baseball magnate. : FOR CITY COUNCIL (4th Dist.) Oliver Bell ............. Te 11a clerk-treasurer for three years 3 » - . . ‘ + ~ Larry Baker ..... EET 4,188 Verlin E. Bohannon..... oo 1841 during the present administration Teachers Raises Carl F. Kreis - Red Cross Finds Whammy Old Peace Table yoseph a. wicker 0. {1.424 Harmon A. Campbell... §280 of Mayor Ric ar yland, Dem- sb » aa . i ; : an cre A ' FOR CITY COUNOIL (5th Dist) Morris W. Davis ........ . 2168 erat, who dldn't seek Fe-eléerion. ; ; at Services - Friday - Watermelons for ra Sn inh ig a ‘Nearly “Obscured 3 Harry -C:-Andrews CI 2.453 Uarter-W: Eltzrotherees seer l9,308 "8 “TI was never sure a e = i bedi A oe Christian J. Emhardt..... 11.619A1 W. Ford ......... veers TO01 nomination in the bag but I guess Ma Come Jul (Carl F. Kreis, vice president @+ . (‘ombat Pilot Capt. Harry w Robert 1. McCammon.... 5861 W. Chester Hibbitt......... 124 the people had confidence in me,” and founder of the Krebay Con- Sick Hoosier Boy Galpin opened his mouth - By ar Clouds FOR CITY COUNCIL (6th Dist.) Wilson & Parks... 914 she said struction Co. and insurance agent, ee Seyi ————————t and his car crashed 7000 " RHEIMS, France. May 9 (UP) Anthony Champa eves vie 2,285" FOR CITY COUNCIL Hunter Wins GOP Nod Peterson Proposes qed yesiertay al us bawe Tra? NOTHING is unusual any more Miles away in California. __The little red schoolhouse of George S. Lupear ..... vse 12,133 (3d District) FE. Allen Hunter, former Repub Earli D si on. rol S as or? In Red Cross annals The B-26 bomber pilot ppaimg was all but forgotten to. Herschel J. McKee........ 6,048 Harry D. Hatfield ........ 2340 Hican Mayor of Beech Grove, won arlier Due any 1 Ce hy & Eran The Indianapolis chapter re ay day in the march of world events ——————— Cary D. Jacobs. ....... vers 82Y Ors ation Teac \r : a) rom his wife ’ ' si d i ) . : serie the GOP Mayoralty Ronination Teacher pay increases approved yortyary. Burial will be in Crown ceived a rush request this morn Cal, today. ince World Warn : ; Truman Given Prayer Pawaa RB eealings. 3949 by a vote of 784 over 89 for by the ScHool Board may become Hill i f Panh. - ; T Only a handful of French offi- . . 4 ames M. Kleifgen..... sees 1203 Charles H. Goddard and 38 for effective in less than 60 dave wm. LL ng from Paoli, -Ind. The Red She said she was driving cials and one minor British diplo- Published in Huntington Robert W. Matthews...s,.. 6254 John 8. Gibson der a revised plan ado ted BY Mr. Kreis. a lifelong resident of Cross chapter there needed -and along with her radio turned mat visited the schoolhouse last Times Washington Bureau Frank J. Noll Jr........ eee 4250 Democratic nominees for the oo... P ¥ Indianapolis. founded the con- 4,4 ynaple to find—two water on when the announcer night for a brief ceremony. WASHINGTON, May 8 A Glenn W. Radel ...........17,123 Beech Grove City Council are: Al- di : (struction firm 30 years ago. He' = + said: “And now from an Just six years before, the hum- special prayer published by the Clea L. Scott ......... sree 652 bert O. Underwood, Arthur B. J. DWight Peterson, board presi. operated the insurance agency, | melons wers naeded for the Advanced air base in Japan, = bled Nazi leaders surrendered in Sunday Visitor, Huntington, Ind. Harrison White ........... 793 Wright, Edgar D. McIntosh and dent. last night recommended bearing his name 50 years. : ; oo. We bring you Capt. Harry the same building—the advanced will be sald next Sunday for FOR CITY COUNCIL Ethmer E. Harvey. July 1 be made the effective date! He was a member of the Zion YOUNg son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Galpin of . . .)” headquarters of Gen. Dwight D. President Truman and the Con- (4th District) Mrs. Pauline M. Hunley is the instead of Aug. 27 after a series Evangelical Church, Ancient Boyd. Mrs. Galpin was so ex- Eisenhower. gress. Charles P. Ehlers......... 31,581 Democratic nominee for city of meetings by board members Landmark Masonic Lodge, Murat. Philip Max Bovd is suffering cited she rammed into the "x a Miss Mary Holm, Syracuse, N. FOR CITY COUNCIL

slerk-treasurer without opposi-'and instructors. Shrine, Raper Commandery, THE SAME battle .maps are Y., called on the President at the wen (5th District)

from a kidney ailment, and doec- car in front.

Jon. Coincides With Calendar {Knights Templar and Columbia to seribad - re yellowing on the school walls. The White House today and presented J. Wesley Brown...... ve0.23,883 Mrs. Frances C. Hein Is the! Mr. Peterson said this. move Club: TY TTS MDA] Wate melon. Two Killed in Crash table and chairs at which U. S.(him. with an illuminated scrolliGeorge A. Cox....... serene 4635 GOP clerk-treasurer nominee would make the new scales coin., Surviving are two brothers, LOC 5 us Russian, British, French and Ger- containing the special prayer. It/Charles A. Gaylor..... ++. 3136 Wu! Shposition. tea i lcide with the board's fiscal calen- Harry and Ewald. and a Sol JOCAL es CROs ga Of Navy Transport man Bensra's sat have not been was the President's 67th birthday. Willlam M. Renn........ Lo 8277 Berek ry Ce Tr © dar. The resolution, amending the Mrs. Minnie Kappeler, all of In 7 8 i WASHINGTON, May 9 (UP) — move w eRe hi Whi accepted the scroll as a “fine| For City Council (6th District) Walter T. Kendall, Morto oe salay Plan approved Apr. 24, set anapolis. Sealers. Tey Jouny fhe mens Two men were killed and two g il me Sosar/gii: Bnd Sskey Mis Ho/m 30 exJour Anderson .ierevsreiss Tu : ’ n_S.'an alternative date of Jan. 1 for : I in 10 minutes at Zier's Fruit! did not attend the brief anniver- press his thanks to Bishop John Claude M. Arnett...... wees 1726 Haynes, Charles W. Collins, Ur- start of the new schedule should R- C. Criswe |Stand others were injured today In the sary ceremony. He was too busy|F. Noll, Ft. Wayne, who sent it Joseph E. Bright..........22,017

ban L. Merk Jr, and Dodge N.|the board find it financially im-| Services will be at 2 p. m. to- crash of a Douglas twin-engine reviewing the army he is building|to him and originated the idea of [Ray C. Dauss ............. 3374

Davis. | possible to put it into operation | MOTTOW in the Kirby Mortuary, A bus was scheduled to take the transport plane near the Patuxent up to defend Europe in case of a such a speciat prayer for Mother's John P. Mitchell. .......... 2135 in July. [for Roscoe C. Criswell, former melons to Paoli this afternoon. River, Md., Naval Air Station. third World War. * 1Day. ” James H. White.......... . 3561 . ; | re— — | Actual starti owner of Red Gables Night Club. — —— — Two Hoosier Gls arting date depends pi, io) will be in Brownsburg. - *

upon receipt of Indianapolis’ al-| . ; | Mr. Criswell died Monday at locat P | ) Wounded in Korea lon of state school funds, |." "in Prtshoro. He was

: Library Increase Two Hoosier Marines wounde 84. in Korea are named on Sounded The board last night also ap-. Born in Fredericksburg, he was

ecen _|proved a proposal to boost the an Indianapolis resident 37 years hd Department cay {library salary budget to $39,970 before moving to Pittsboro. He WOUNDED above the 1950-51 figure for pay operated the local night club ‘ increases to staff members and! from 1935 to 1941. During World Pfc. Albert 8, Dickson Jr., son hiring of new personnel effective War I, Mr. Criswell served in the of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 8. Dickson Jan. 1. 3 Army. Br., Oakland City. Library representatives agreed’ Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Pfc. Joseph L. Kabzinski, son not to request further increases Lowesa; a son, John, Scottsburg, of John J. Kabzinski, South Bend. hefore January, 1953. and two grandchildren.

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