Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1952 — Page 4

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Taft Proposes Sizzling Battle Plan For GOP

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 Here Are Taft ‘Get Tough’ Points | 7 poncior Bs

Sen. Robert A. Taft has made is ntribution to his first contr WASHINGTON, Aug. 29—S8en.| CHINA POLICY — “China de- that there was no way to exclude Robert A. Taft's suggested battle livered into hands of Com- Negro citizens from relief during

Dwight D. Eisenhower's pres- . \ e ' vlans for a epublican ite. munists r. Truman epression. ih * [ R b White munists (by Mr. Truman).' d ssfon : : : Dr Scholl $s House victory in November: | CIVIL RIGHTS — “Basis for GOVERNMENT FRANCE, |

tdential Rampaign a sizzling battle plan linking Democrats in “un-

" — devotion to "Outrageous. » alliance th crime and CAMPAIGN Bare- knuckled, Democratic claim to poly A hi : incompe- no holds barred. | Six more Hoosiers have been Shoes £harS AeRn am DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE—In $ (wounded in Korea and another is tence, it wasdisglosed today (PENOCRATIC NowiNpe-1 Driver Fined 175 and Jailed

missing’ In action, according to smart new styles...

ne ste ar a8 rafte s The suggested plan was drafted the Defense Department's 638th

bv the Senate Republican Policy

a Democratic victory would mean, A motorist who failed to heed rowly missed hitting a policeman

a new coat of paint over the! a traffic officer's signal to step who tried to wave him to a stop 30 supremely comfortable

Committee, of which Mr. Taft is rotten boards of an old house.” lin a radar speed zone, today, in at the end of a radar zone. Inves- casualty list. chairman. Gen. Eisenhower and PRESSURE GROUPS--Demo- Municipal Court 4 was fined $175 tigation showed Hartrum was| They are: : Sen. Taft will discuss it Bis ratic nominee cannot he elected|and sentenced to 60 days on the driving with an expired, restrict-| WOUNDED Try a pair of Dr. Scholl's Ine y oie 1 ie, Je Ar uture without supoprt of “grasping pres- State Farm, : ed license, the court was told. Army wonderfully comfortable n camp. Sule . sure groups” and a nest of en-| Police charged Ward Hartrum Hartrum appealed the penalty| pirst Lt. Jaék L. Grosvenor, . There 1s no assurance that Gen trenched bureaucrats pockmarked 38, of 12268 College Ave. with imposed by Judge Scott McDon- husband of Mrs. Lois J. Grosve- shoes! You'll love the way Eisenhower will use this hig by “official incompetence, corrup- drunken driving, reckless driving ald. who further ruled Hartrum nor, Ft. Wayne. i they so restfully coddle tion. But if he does, it couk tion, secrecy, arrogance, and ar- ang failure to have a license. was to be denied a driver's license mean the roughest presidential bitrary actions.” jand radu testified Hartrum nar- for one year. Marines | your fact! Ample 08 régm, FEET HURT? campaign in a decade. The mate- CHANGE—Demand for change ————— - Si - ioe | Pfc. Lynn G. Black, son of Mrs. comforting fit thru arch and Hete under one ve rial was compiled with Sen. Taft's Sen. Robert A. Taft has gone far beyond “mere sub-| Jailed Second Time For Drunken Drivin Vera R. Black, 1609. Broadway. heel. Host of foot-fiattering Jove ong of knowledge by his staff experts. Aldat 4 the { stitution of Stevenson for Tru- 9 Cpl. Robert W. Bloyd, son of Scholls § The 118 pages of political gun- dential candidate an party's nan” | A twice convicted drunk driver child, Jent had been fined $10 Mr. and Mrs. Ervin B. Bloyd, La- styles. A size and a last for Snpposs, powder portray Sen. Taft's desire Senate aspirants. TRUMAN — Responsible for is appealing a 60-day jail sentence and costs in September, 1948, for fayette. every foot. From $12.95. Sarl Hue for a bare-knuckled GOP cam. The plan por rays i d4°€D lithe moral tone which has per- received yesterday from Special driving while under the influence pg. Andrew J. Korzenlewski. common foot troubles! paign—the only kind, he has told Sant IN acme tep1 3 ean oir. vaded his administration.’ Judge Thomas, Faulconer. of liquor, son of Mrs. Tillie Magdiarz, Grifassociates, in which he would be Lolds-harred Ex oN Ro O'DWYER — Cites crime com- Jack Jent, 1127 Division St, rs ———————— fith. ; willing to participate. ling A “mittee report, describes former also was fined $100 and costs and . . . . . i 4 The plan outlines a campaign Sult In another GOP defeat. Nes You mayor's appointment barred from driving for 180 days Admiral in Hospital WP Cane Ek Reed gon of { » ° for the White House based on 18 Di Fl . Fi to Mexican ambassadorship “just by the Municipal Court 3 special WASHINGTON —Vice Adm. C.| Mrs ary yers, Gary, r FOOT COMFORT SHOP attacks on every public issue Ie Fleeing rire as a grand jury investigation judge. {Turner Joy, superintendent of the Pvt Marvin L. Screeton, son of from the price of corn to the IZMIR, Turkey—Eighteen per- threatened towmake things too| Jent was charged with driving U. S. Naval Academy, spent a Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Screeton, Korean War, sons were killed last night when ‘hot.’ ‘while under the influence of ‘comfortable’ night in Bethesda, Ft: Wayne. 205 Ww WASHINGTON é Owned By LI 8848 Copies have been sent to Re- fire broke out 'gt the Solari to- KOREA—"Military and politi- lquor, drunkenness, reckless Md. Naval Hospital, where he is MISSING IN ACTION . L C. BENEDICT ' publican National Chairman Ar- bacco plant and 1350 workers ‘at- cal blunders. . , .” |driving and driving without al!under treatment for anemia and | Marine Pfc. Kermit M. Ferrell thur E. Summerfield, Sen. Rich- tempted to flee in panic. Another’ NATIONAL DEFENSE —! license July 186. |virus pneumonia, the Navy said! son of Mr, and Mrs. Cleo A. Ferard M. Nixon, the GOP vice presi- 137 were injured. “Since 1945, new Pearl Harbors! The father of a 14-day- old |today. 'rell, South Bend. 1000000000000 1000000000000 0000000 TTT TT ie

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