Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1952 — Page 18

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PAGE 18 _ | Indiana in Limelight— Indianapolis Student 'IWill Present Recital

\ : ’ os. i 3 ® Cameras Catch Some Hoosier ‘Ham’ Acting = wo. to \ | BLOOMINGTON, July 24—Miss Times Special Mr. Barkley’'s speech rushing up; Of course, there was some Sad the White Hat b the Veep: \Marianna Fullen, 126 Berry aver! CHICAGO, July 24 — There’sand down the platform, waving| “natural” acting, too. v.. “Thiz is one of the greates bi ia. wi "| more “ham” in the Indiana dele-to chums and huddling with im-|Schricker made a special appear- moments in your life and mine. in anapolis, will present her sen | gation than in the stockyards portant Democrats like big Jim ance on the platform, lugging his/] rejoice in this well deserved;ior piano recital in the Indiana | here. Farley. 4 |white hat to greet Mr.. Barkley.|tribute to you.” |University School of Music Recit- | The Hoosiers are “grandstand- said the al Hall at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. i

“Thanks, Henry)” Sidg" Haying up te le gallery |Veep, “I'm glad to see you here.” She will include in her program and the gnseen television audi-

* 5 . ; | National Chairman Frank Mc- Schumann's C Major ‘Fantasia, ence. Fire Swee S Bus Halted the limelight! Opus 17; three selections by Dehere's h : . | Kinney moved into the elight | BO De Boe : las one of the first to greet the bussy, and Book 1 of the Brahms Of em Dbeliaved During Re {Veep after his fiery speech. His variations on a theme of Paga-

President Alben Barkers “finest, For Prayer; ] 8 Buy rod charming wife, Margaret, was nini. Miss Fullen’is a student of |

5 sitting next to Mrs, Perle Mesta, Adolph Weiser of the IU music | Frank McHale, recently ousted 8 1 national committeeman, Do up By United Press ers returning from a Baptist as- the nation’s minister to Luxem- faculty. | to the platform behind Mr. Bark- BRYSON CITY, N. C. July 24 ny at Ridgecrest, N. C, “If, burg. and champion “party giver. ley and stood there for an hour —A chartered bus returning from y.+ pus had started down the| Mrs. McKinney in Tears

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clapping. The portly politican ap- 13 me during a halt for prayer " | killed. plauded loudest when the. port- atop Newfound Gap last night,

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‘n front of the TV cameras. {feet above sea level, Twelve were cv. said. Joseph Howard, ex-Municipal hospitalized. lon fire. Court judge and now big shot in| “The prayer was what saved some.

Democratic national ‘ers spent the major portion of |35 Memphis, Tenn. church work-

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| Mr. Carl said fuel was spewed the TV cameras caught her she| lover the group that had already was drying her eyes. - left the bus and as the driver! Witnesses said a billow of fire walked past the tank “it just blew! ne unidentified member of the Former Congressman Andrew enveloped members of the party yp right in his face” and sent a yoosier delegation hoisted a huge, Tacobs dressed in his black frock who had dismounted for the road- flash of fire over the ground. “From then on I heard nothing It read: ‘ndiana standard and waved it scenic Smoky Mountain pass 8000 + praying and screaming,” Mr. State.” “The driver was set] I think he swallowed nouncer: “You can take the poli-| Stanley, apparently sideswiped a [tician out of Hoosierland but you semi-trailer truck driven by Cecil |

My wife rolled down the When I found “her can't take the Hoosier out of the Wahlers, 25, Myrtle, Minn. Mr.

the Barkley demonstration«when

| Mrs. Mabel Wray,

. 11 1 On the floor of the convention, was. killed insany

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