Supreme Court hears treasurer tenure amendment dispute
The Indiana Supreme Court heard arguments over a Vanderburgh County election contest challenging a 1952 constitutional amendment that lengthened county treasurer terms from two to four years. Clyde Oviatt seeks to keep his 1956 elected tenure, while John Behme argues he should be treasurer.
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Indianapolis
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Vanderburgh
John C. Behme
Clyde Oviatt
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William C. Welborn
Millford M. Miller
Wilbur F. Cassel
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