Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1952 — Page 2

ee THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES pRipATAPRALIE Blue Resigns Position as Bond Counsel A™ (Extends Deadline 200,000th GI Due Back From Korea

: Es The soldier to be ro-| Doherty, Indiana Military District Sherwood Blue, chairman of|ion of ome of less than 30 recog- (for the rest of the year, he would Ma¥:1 its deadline for appointing|iateq from service in Korea willl commander; Col. James Webster, the Marion County Republican|nized law firms in the country have been paid about $7500 for| Women college graduates as lieu-| step off an airplane at Weir Cook|2d Air Force Reserve - campaign committee, has re. WOuld be accepted by potential opinions on $7.5 million in bond tenants in the WAC reserve. Ac- Municipal Airport here at 7:45|ters commander; Brig. Gen. Robsigned as bond counsel for the|"Chd Puyers. : ; issues planhed by the Board. |ctPted applicants, who must ben m Tuesday amid a fanfare of inson Hitchcock, Indiana adjutant - Mr. Blue sald last wkek he Mr. Carnine sald the firm of|Petween 21 and 27 years old, will “welcome home” ceremonies. general, and a representative for Board of Sanitary Commis- never had examined bond pro- Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller was|De trained-at Ft. Lee, Va. Women| The soldier is Cpl. Fredie Leon Gov. Schricker. monsts, ceedings but hoped to get into|retained to provide the opinion.|Who will finish coliege this spring Clark, 23, of 1430 Kiel Ave. He| Congratulations also have. been The . former prosecutor toldithe business. That company formerly was bond are also eligible, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- extended Cpl. Clark by Gen. Board President James Carnine| Had he continued as counsel'counsel for the Board. " erick P. Clark. |Matthew Ridgway and Gen. Gives $500,000 Contract

yesterday he would be out of i ” town Sunday and Monday will bring James Van Fleet. oon a $050,000 rand we (Bruce Hardy Named To Head lke Group other ceremonials in Washington| Cpl. Clark was graduated from In tine for the board’ wd WASHINGTON, Apr. 11 (UP) [for the serviceman who was em-| Ben Davis High School. In com» n time for the board's Monday) Bruce F. Hardy, Bcottsburg| Mr. Hardy was assistant direc-| ~The Navy announced last night ployed at an & Co. before bat he was awarded the Bronze

meeting. farmer - and . Republican leader .ithat it has awarded a $500,000 Appointment of Mr. Blue had many years, was appointed today ot the national Gop Sumanglt contract to the University of Sonning Ms uniform. t san 22 Medal. ; been under fire by investment|as chairman of the Ninth District/'¢¢® farm division during Minnesota for “long-range con-|som’s 35th Army band will take] News and pictures of Marion

companies here. Top financial ex- Eisenhower-for-President commit. 1936 and 1940 presidential cam-| tinuing

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Kansas Republicans today qrivers, accused of trying to run Pomer handed homestate boy Gen. down four pickets with their yy Eomeroy y taxis at the company lot, | Dwight D. Eisenowes proc N. Illinois St, were arrested Rational ol 22 rill to the GOP Nationa ‘te yesterday. versity” at Convention | Charged with assault and bat Sierra Mad: Jubllant Tke-for-President lead-|tery With intent to murder were ' : : The Defe ers in Kansas even predicted they Lewthaniel H. Pettigrew, 37, of . Pomeroy w would win over the two delegates|1120 Charles St. and Lawrence from the 1 who went to Sen. Robert A. Taft| Brooks, 41, of 2022 N. New Jersey r e C I O 5 S S oO e S three days. : batote presidential nominating Officials of AFL Teamsters ; : nt The addition of 20 Kansans to Loeal EO ou h id bia fashi ’ vith him. the Eisenhower delegate camp throueh CREEL INCL 6 er. old a big fashion opening! American 3 presidential convention votes 5008 sirested a plokets, a the Philippi ledge were relea 8 . Force durin pledged 1» the ‘NATO supreme were accused of picketing Red Cab ihe war, he States, wat

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