Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1952 — Page 33

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Sunday Times. 9 j ” By NOBLE REED

4 President on the (ticket, Democratic headquarters

§ (turning over its machinery

$712 E. WASHINGTON 2 | L + MENIDIAR 31.

7 'in‘Chicago in July.

4) | The Indiana Democratic organ- however, ization has spread a huge wel- should not be interpreted as a come mat for anybody, big or hint of future “commitments” for small, who would like to run for one candidate or another.

» policy is based homa; U. The “open door” po Tetinesaee. and U. 5.

|B. Russell,

Democratic

State Chairman Ira Haymaker ia}

Chairman Haymaker insisted, stir into action hundreds of party commander, of the Amcrhan Le Saturday to boost thé “Pennessee [eratic Chairman David M. Lewis.

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any welcome gestures Workers who haven't turned agin, ol wheel in politics for four years, ‘booster for S one party leader predicted. en,

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The party high command is promoting each of these candiusing the presidential boom opera- dates will swarm into Indianapolis] any kind of presidential ballyhoo {ions to pep up Democratic work-/this week end with tub-thumping ernor took himself out of the race 4 [to capture the state's 26 delegates ers and spark enthusiasm among ballyoo for the Jackson-Jefferson today. #2 [to the parfy’s national convention voters for the Democratic cause. Day banquet Saturday night. | i Three hooms here this week will]

who | is a top campaign Senator. Russell, made Vanguard Due Tomorrow

These will be staged in behalf tentative reservations Ist night! The vanguard for Sen, Kerr will

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Indiana Kefauver-for-President the virtual “baycott” on ticket

Erle Cocke Jr. former national leaders _Planned receptions here sales by Marion County _Demo-|

| Marion County Democrats despite

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Chairman Lewis said the party ‘couldn't finance the usual primary

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party’ 8 holiow treasury here MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED

Robert’ Phyllis Kenw

Bago, 3, 4073 Adama wihy. 20, 1451 8, inom,

DIVORCE SUITS FILED |

Marjory vs. John Hanrahan: Barbara ve. Richard Kasler; Charlens vs. Ralph Smith; Georgia va, Clinton Johnson: Mary va. James McBride; Ear! vs. Anns ve Wile Delores vs. Cilen Poteet; Helen vs { tam Stinson: Ruby vs. Gene Willie vs, Thelma Riddle; Marquette Manuel, Ilene vs, Robe Ld Barbara vs. Willia Fa bach - enrt vs. Dollie Dillard ary vs. Charlas Wuest. Mary vs. Donald Nicholson: Betty vs, Milo Vanek, Retty vs. James Dickerson.

BIRTHS §

TWINS | At Methadist— Foster, Jeanetts Simmons, Twin ‘hoys, ROYS At St. Vineent's—Conrad, Angelica Noss

trand; James, Mary ~ Maley; Al

Naney Meleact Hartwell, Phyllis Jars vis: Joseph, Erms Alans ni Vincent, Ruth McLaughlin fzaheth DIARY, At St. Franecis—Boyd., Maxine Pence} Donald, Julin Fryar; Hoskell, Rosa mi At Methodist — Frank, Arlene Spencer: Harold, Hilda Harness: James. Nancy

Irene Newcomb: Edwin, Phyllis Reae soner: William, Shirley Shérman: Larry, Virginia Geyer: William, Loretta Hayden, GIRLS Al St Vincent's Billy, William, Dorothy Turner Ab Coleman Joseph, Phyllis Bell: Prancis, Charlotte Hapak; William, Lois Shoes maker At General Paul, Vernell Keith Al Methodist eith, Chester, Marcella Patoff; Charles, AL St. Franeis—Raodney, Alles Marvin, Sylvia Hendricks: Irs, trice Peaveler,

Louise Henryp

| DEATHS

Edward Burns. 75, ab 14080 E, 1ith, eoroe DAary occlusion

Ela Clark. 82. at 737 W. 134, myocardi Lavell Eddy, 51, at Methodist aay € Vera Eifison, 16, at 148 Blackford. ane ging pactoris Ernest Hill, 8&4, at Methodist Hospital,

| yr Two Hoosier Gls

pulmonary embolism Henry Hoffman, 61, at 738 8. East, coros nary occlusion Louise Kasper, 11, at In N. Nsw Jere | %ey. arteriosclerotic Hear Franklin Kerth, #8, at Vorerans Hospital, Lydia Mahoney. 19, at General Hospital, din ahoney, a ners on myocardial infarction, i» Thomas Margason, 50, at 3114 Parker, coronary thrombosis. Charles Mogle, 51, at 304 N, Riley, eorow nary _oeclusion Anna Pitsenberner, 85, at 115 B, Audubon, |, Arteriosclerosis, | Bdwin Smith. 70, af 603 N, Linwood, cardiac decompensation | Geory # Stephens, 0 Ab 6780 EB, Washe ington, myocarditis | Claude Wickiiff, 56, at Veterans Hospital, i. pulmonary infarction 13a tama; 5, at "Methodist Hospital, Life’ Wiliam, 82, al 4002 BE. sh care

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Father Hill Tevafored To Evansville Post

The Rey, Fr. ames F. Hill, who . grew up in Indianapolis, will serve: as pastor of the new Holy Spirit’ Catholic Church in Evansville. Father Hill has been transferred from the post of pastor of, | St. Peter's Catholic Church, Lin. . {ton, and the St. Joan of Are Church, Jasonville. He attended 8t. John's Grade School and Cae thedral High School here hefora studying for the priesthood, v

Wounded in Korea Two Hoosler Gls are listed as’ wounded in Korea in the latest

casualty list from the Department of Defense.

They are: Cpl. Lester Moon, husband of | Mrs, Treva J. Moon, Carmel. Pfc. Kenneth Dale Gray, son of ed | Jesse Gray, Fowlerton.

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