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Boys’ State

Max L. Stackhouse, 16, Warsaw, was elected governor of In-

diana yesterday on the Federalist ticket by some 400 high school juniors attending the 15th annual Boys' State session here.

Max, who represented Ft. Wayne, where he lived until recently, plans to follow his father and become a Methodist minister, Two Crawfordsville youths, Dave Gentry and Dave Grubbs, both Nationalists, were elected Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of State, respectively.

Other officers included Jim

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Friess, Ft. Wayne, Treasurer; Gene White, Lebanon, Attorney General, and Cornelius White, Indianapolis, Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Chosen Supreme Court Justices x

were Norman Wilkens, Paul D'Arcy, both Indianapolis; Keith Barnett, Luke Carrabine, both Gary, and Curt Hockett, Anderson. : Bob Weist, Don Griffith, both Princeton; Tom Sheppard, Indianapolis; Floyd Munson, Lafayette, and Jim Ault, Anderson, were chosen as judges for the Appellate Court.

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ette, and Jim Dressler, Brazil, were named clerk and reporter, respectively, for the Supreme and Appellate Courts. Gov. Stackhouse, the Federalist ticket, defeated his Nationalist opponent, Donald J. Boveri, 17, of Lafayette. The vote was 203 to 195.

Feels ‘Better’ After 43-Day Water Diet

ALLIANCE, O., June 12 (UP) —Herman Nelson, a 64-year-old railroad engineer, said today that going without solid food for 43 days has made him ‘feel better.” He ended his “water diet” yesterday by drinking four ounces of unsweetened grape juice. He be-

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BOYS STATE GOVERNOR—Max L. Stackhouse (left), con. | gratulated by Donald J. Boveri, 17, of Lafayette, ‘who lost by only

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NUERNBERG, 12 (UP)~— court-martial sentenced Pvt. Richard A. Hagelberger, 19, of Chula Vista, Cal.,, to death today for the robbery and murder of two

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THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1952 New Castle Youth Wins 4-H Honor

Individual honors in dairy “IA Henry County farm youth and] {Judging went to Willlam Kipfer,!

demonstration contests Child Shotgun Victim Loses Her Left Eye

yesterday re-|. |onstration on handling of gaso- ‘moved the left eye of Gloria Jean Rosemary Mohr and Dale Johnston, 7, of 249 8. State Ave.,| |Riggs, both of Reitz High School accidentally shot Monday with a lin Evansville, won with a demon- shotgun held by her brother,|

Gloria Jean was given blood

A Hamilton County team, com- plasma during the 5-hour opera-| posed of Bob Hines, Jerry Ot-tion. Her condition in St. Fran- { 'tinger, Don Billingsley, and Max cis Hospital remained critical to- ' 4 |Gossard, won first-place in dairy day, and doctors said it would | |cattle judging. Second was a be some weeks before they would | Parke County team, and third, know if her other eye could be} saved.

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