Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 303, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1932 — Page 16

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CRIPPLED COP TAKES 1.000-1 LIFE CHANCE Amputation of Leg, If He Lives, Means Freedom From Paralysis. By l nited Prt* NEW YORK, April 28.—' Smiling Jack" Kennedy, crippled former Nassau county policeman, took a 1.000-to-l chance today when he permitted amputation of his paralyzed right leg. It was one of numerous operations he had had since a motorist fired a bullet into his spine; and he was told in advance that it was only the merest gamble. Death, the doctors said, would be the probable outcome, but a freedom from paraylsis affecting his hands, the winning—if he won. The operation today was per-

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formed by Dr. Henry Milch In the hospital for joint diseases. An hour and a half later the doctor said Kennedy had just come out of the ether and was “doing as well as could be expected," and had "a fighting chance." “If I don't come through," he said beforehand, “my wife and boy will be able to get along on my 51.600 pension. But I’ll live. I've got to." WALKER GETS LITTLE BEER PARADE SUPPORT Wet Executive of Large Cities Are Sympathetic, But Doubt Value. By United Press NEW YORK. April 28.—Mayor James J. Walker's proposal for naI t,ion-wide parades in urban centers on May 14 to demonstrate for legal- ! ized taxed beer as a prosperity aid, appeared today to be meeting little official response outside of New | York City and a few small upstate towns. While most of the so-called “wet” executives of the nation’s larger municipalities expressed sympathy with the purpose of the demonstration. all indicated they felt little could be accomplished by parading.

OPEN PROBE OF CO-EDS' DEATHS Oklahoma Doctor Accused of Illegal Operations. By United Press OKLAHOMA CITY, April 28. ; Deaths of four women, after alleged illegal operations, were investigated today by County Attorney | Lewis Morris. Two of the victims were University of Oklahoma coeds. A warrant was issued charging a physician with murder in one death,; and alleged connection with two others, was investigated, and an! osteopath was called for questioning in the fourth case. The prosecutor said the osteopath, whose name was withheld, was accused in the death-bed statement' of Virginia Wyckoff, 21, of Norman, a university student, of having per- [ formed the operation that preceded j her death. Search continued for Dr. Richard i E. Thacker, charged with murder in connection with an alleged illegal operation on Miss Robbie Lou

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Thompson, telegraph company employe, who died Saturday. Morris said F. S. Roach signed a statement today accusing Dr. Thacker of an illegal operation upon Mrs. Roach two day's before her death last week. The prosecutor charged that Thacker also performed an operation on Mrs. Frank Lee, 17, of Wichita Falls. Tex., another student, which preceded her death here Tuesday. Morris planned to question her husband, Frank Lee, University of Oklahoma football star. '

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