Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1934 — Page 22

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FIVE CONVICTS, HEAVILY ARMED, ESCAPE PRISON Troops, Police Block Roads in Search for Oregon Jail-Breakers. k By Unit'd Press J BALEN. Ore.. July s.—Behind ! hastily erected barricades, state policemen, prison guards, and peace Officers guarded all roads south of Balem today to intercept five armed convicts who escaped from the state p'mitentiary annex late yesterday . Ilte convict*;, outdistancing pursuers by a quick exchange of stolen automobiles, were believed to have failed to penetrate police defenses and te be hiding in a sparsely populated area between here and Lebanon. fifty miles south. With the fleeing convicts was A. C. Rahm a farmer, whom they kidnaped after he had refused to give then $250 demanded of him. The escape was not spectacular. None of the men was classified as dangerous. All were formerly employed as laborers and were serving short terms for larceny and assault convictions. INDIANA MILITIA TO RECEIVE 136 TRUCKS State Gets Quota in National Motorization Program. The Indiana national guard will receive 136 new one-and-one-haif-ton trucks later this summer as part of the national motorization program Jor state militia. The war department will buy 1.511 trucks from funds allotted tinder the PWA $10,000,000 motorization program RAZORS FLASH IN FIGHT Three Negroes Arrested in Brawl Near Douglas Park. Knives and razors flashed last night in a brawl near Douglas park, and today three Negroes were being treated in city hospital and hold by police on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Those arrested are Mrs. Mattie Torian. 24. of 1709 Alvord street; John Robinson. 22. of 1618 East Sixteenth street, and Lloyd Thompson, 34, of 1224 East Thirtieth street.

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BOARD NAMED TO SETTLE STEEL LABOR FEUD

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The responsibility of mediating the threatened strike in the steel industry is entrusted to these thr-'e men appointed by President Roosevelt to form the national steel labor relations board. All men with experience in adjusting labor disputes, they are, from left to right: Walter P. Stacy, chief justice of North Carolina supreme court; James Mullenbach of Chicago and Admiral Henry A. Wiley (retired*.

300 WITNESS PAGEANT OF GIRL SCOUT GROUP Fireworks at Night Climax Outing at Camp Delluood. More than three hundred parents and friends yesterday witnessed a pagv .nt ‘ The Patriot's Dream " preMerrell E. Sheets W.itfhps, Clock* anrl .Jewelry Repairing. Formorlv with GOLDSTEIN BROS. Now At ■■■■■ WANTED V/kwe'i-kv' Watch,, (bains. Ring*. Gold Teeth. Cash raid immediately. Rrinz to Standard Gold Smelting Cos. 423 l.emcke Bldg., 4th Floor lntran>e l"<; last Market >t j-roducLp 16th St. Between Capitol and Illinois

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