Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 54, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 July 1934 — Page 14

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‘FiRST LADY' IS AT LAKE TAHOE WITH DAUGHTER Mrs. Roosevelt Goes to Side of Daughter in Role of Mother. </ f mit.H LAKE TAHOE Cal. July 13 Mrs Franklin D Roo, c fVflt was understood today to have come here in the role ol a mother, rather than as the President's wife, to be with her daughter. Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dali, while the latter is obtaining a divorce from her broker husband. Curtis Dali of

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Chicago. Mrs. Roosevelt arrived in Sacramento, Cal., yesterday by plane and left i m m e and i atelv, presumably for her daughter's headquarters, by a u t o m ob i 1 e, avoiding reporters and photographers. It is understood Mrs. R o o s e v e It’s he ad q uarters will be at the

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cottage here of Miss Francis Hickock, personal friend and former' New York newspaperwoman. Mrs. Roosevelt plans to meet her husband in Portland. Ore . Aug. 4. when he disembarks from his Hawiian trip. Mrs. Dali, who probably will have obtained her divorce by then. Is expected to accompany her. JUNE SHOWS NEW LOW FOR LIQUOR IMPORTS Treasury Department Reports Lowest Mark. Hh I ailed Pres* WASHINGTON. July 13 —Wine i and liquor imports during June I dropped to the lowest mark since prohibition repeal, the treasury department revealed today. Liquor imports totaled 512.705 pi nf gallons and wine imports j 412 761. Stocks in bonded warehouses continued to elimb. the treasury said. Imports were onlv about one-third of those of last! February. Rich Merchant Threatened Hot nit* ft Prftit WASHINGTON. July 13.—Police guards protected the home of George N. Everett, wealthy department I store executive, today after extor- ! tion notes threatened to ''blow up the joint'' unless demands for $50.000 were met.

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H ’/ 7 imrt Sperml KOKOMO. July 1 3.—Constitutionality of the Indiana law which makes . leaving the scene of an automobile accident an offense is assailed b\ counsel for George Clevenger. He is charged with leaving the scene of an arrident which caused the death of James E Butler. The law. according to defense counsel, is invalid in that it requires a defendant to give evidence against.himself. The Clevenger automobile and one driven by Floyd Butler, in which James E. Butler was a passenger, collided. The passenger was thrown from the car and fell in front of a third automobile which inflicted fatal injuries. Motion to quash the charge on the ground of invalidity of the law aii: be ruled upon Monday by Special Judge Harry V. Forehand. a a a i——-

Gets 10-Year Term H's I im S fir rial SHELBY VILLE. July 13.—Although only 21 years old. Leo Williams, convicted for the third time of a penal offense, is under sentence of ten years in the Indiana reformatory. Sentence was imposed in Shelby circuit court by Judge James A Emert on Williams’ plea of guilty to a charge of auto theft. On the night of June 3. shortly after he had been paroled from the reformatory for stealing an automobile at Greensburg, Williams stole two cars here and attempted to snatch a woman's purse. * Prior to the conviction in Greensburg. Williams had been found guilty of burglary here. b a tx More Jobs Promised By I. mini Prent MARION, July 13.—Marion’s new- j est industry, the Daly Brothers Shoe Company, announces an employment program which eventually will provide work for 400 to 450 men. Peak operatingg schedule will call for production of 300 pairs of shoes daily and will be in effect as soon as enough skilled workmen can be obtained. company officials state. Operations were started Monday

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