Word: inded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...polls definitely showed Tom Dewey a stronger candidate against Franklin Roosevelt than Wendell Willkie, who last week was planning forthcoming strategy with his closest advisers at his Rushville (Ind.) home. But for Republicans the lesson of the polls might likewise mean that the man to run against Mr. Roosevelt is not necessarily the Republican poll-leader...
...this a picture of Governmental bungling? It shows a carload and a half of potatoes dumped by the War Food Administration at the Vincennes, Ind. municipal dump. Republican Congressman Gerald Landis of Indiana charged that 37 carloads of potatoes, worth $60.000, had rotted in Vincennes' storage plants. He demanded an investigation. WFA, anxious to make a molehill out of the potato mountain, said that most of the 37 carloads in Vincennes would yet be saved, that only the carload and a half are a complete loss. Elsewhere in the nation, only 50 of 6,422 carloads of Government potatoes...
...peace for the world can be achieved only by mutual understanding between the peoples of the various parts of the world. The purpose of the Oriental Club, he continued, is to increase this understanding by presenting at regular open meetings throughout the academic year various leaders from China, Russia, Ind'a, and the other Asiatic nations. These men and women will speak on the history, customs, culture, and problems of their country and special emphasis will be placed upon the Asiatic's role in the post war world...
Died. Cora Smith Wilk, 81, mother of Mrs. Wendell Willkie; of heart disease; in Rushville, Ind. She was the daughter of a Civil War captain, a student at Indiana's De Pauw University...
...Family. In South Bend, Ind., widower Dick Hoslinger paved his way toward the armed forces by having his mother adopt his daughter, who became her dependent and his sister...