Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 187, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1933 — Page 20

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DICK GLENDON'S DEATH PLACED UNDER PROBE Medical Examiner Finds End Came Almost Instantly. Bli I nitrrt Print SOUTH CHATHAM, Mass., Dec. 15.—Barnstable county authorities will investigate the shooting of Richard J. Glendon, Columbia university crew coach found dead beside his .12 gauge shotgun on snow covered marshland about a mile and a half from his home here yesterday. Though medical examiner C. W. Keene of Chatham has announced that he will record the case as one of accidental shooting, district attorney William C. Crossley assigned state detective Ernest Bradford of Hvannis to investigate all phases of the tragedy. Bradford was expected here today. About twenty-eight hours after vanishing on a duck-hunting trip, Glendon's body was found in the snow’ near Cockle Cove road by a Chatham policeman, one of more than a hundred police, boy scouts and civilians who had searched all night and through the day. Glendon’s body lay on one side of V fence, and his shotgun lay on the other. Dr. Keene, after viewing the body, said there was nothing inconsistent in a finding that the coach had shot himself accidentally while climbing the fence. One charge from the double-barrelled shotgun entered the lower abdomen, causing almost instant death. LEGGE’S POST FILLED Addis E. McKinstry New Head of International Harvester. By I nit erf Press CHICAGO. Dec. 15.—Addis E. MeKinstry, Chicago, today assumed his duties as president of the International Harvester Company to succeed the late Alexander Legge. Mr. McKinstry was elected yesterday j afternoon.

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BRIDGE TOURNEY TO BE PLAYED JAN. 5 AND 6 Winners Will Be Awarded One Week Stay at Florida Hotel. Qualifying round for the famous Miami-Biltmore hotel winter contract bridge tournament will be played here at the Columbia Club Jan. 5 and 6. The winning pair will be awarded a week at the MiamiBiltmore hotel. Coral Gables, Fla. Mrs. Herbert Pinnell and Mrs. Harlan Hadley won the district championship last year. Shepard Barclay is national chairman of the event. Kay Coffin and Grace Buschmann are Indianapolis co-chairmen. In each northern district there will be preliminary play at various points. The district finals will follow to decide the

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| Gone, but Not Forgotten Automobile reported to police an stolen belong to: Gustve A. Fischer. 666 East Maple road. Apartment 3. Essex coach, 35-644. from Indiana avenue and Illinois street. Apert Giimore, 2306 Brookslde avenue. Chevrolet coach. 47-661 from parking lot at Gray and Washington streets. BACK HOME AGAIN Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: Dr. George Kohlsteadt. 5333 North Pennsylvania street Marmon sedan, found, at 800 East Twentieth street. T. Scott. 530 East Michigan street. Ford coach, found at Twenty-Brst and Meridian street. F. W. Dorgan, 5432 Kenwood avenue, Ford sedan, found on road east of city limits. V. W Bisesi. 3339 West Sixteenth street. Ford sedan, found at Walnut and Delaware streets. T. A. Waltz. Greenfield. Ind.. Buick sedan, found at 600 White river boulevard. section champions. The free trips to the national finalists will begin the latter part of the next week. The total entry last year was 3.200 players. Those who wish to enter the tournament should communicate with Mrs. Coffin. 971 North Delaware street, or Mrs. Buschmann, 4650 North Meridian street.

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