Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1936 — Page 8

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BOY.I6.FREEZES FEET TRYING TO ESCAPE PRISON Fugitive From Boys’ School May Lose Members as Result. In Robert Long Hospital today is a 16-year-old fugitive from the Indiana Boys School, Plainfield, who escaped from his cell, ran until his feet froze, and then proceeded on his hands and knees rather than be caught. He was found near Spencer, Ind., Sunday, and gave his name as Tseas E. Applegate. He had escaped Feb. 23. He was unable to walk and his clothing showed that he had been doing his best to get along by crawling. When Spencer physicians examined his feet they found the cold wounds had become infected and they hurried him to the hospital here. They said they feared amputation of the feet would be necessary. At the hospital today his condition was described as fair, and physicians are to make a decision today on whether an operation is necessary. EVANSVILLE WOMAN IS MADE HOSPITAL CHIEF Miss Daisy Craver to be Supervisor at Frankfort. Tiitu Special FRANKFORT, Ind., March 17. Selection of Miss Daisy J. Craver, Evansville, as superintendent of Clinton County Hospital was announced today by trustees of the institution. Miss Craver, surgery supervisor at the Deaconess Hospital, Evansville, is to succeed Mrs. Ruth Hodgen Johnson, whose resignation is to become effective April 15. A graduate of City Hospital, Indianapolis, Miss Craver also has been a nursing instructor at Evansville. GREENCASTLE TO HAVE RECREATIONAL CENTER University, High School Coaches Aid Committee. Timet Special GREENCASTLE. Ind., March 17. —Plans for a Greencastle recreation center were progressing today under the guidance of a committee that includes Lloyd Messersmith, baseball coach and physicial education instructor at De Pauw University, and Marion Crawley, Greencastle high school basketball coach. The committe hopes to install reading rooms, a small library, ping-pong tables and other forms of recreation for the citizens and young people of the city.

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Enters Prosecutor Race Timet Special LEBANON, Ind., March 17. Richard W. Adney, attorney here, has announced that he will be a

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candidate for the Democratic nomination for Boone County prosecutor. He is a graduate of Lebanon High School, Wabash College and Indiana University Law School.

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CHEAP FEED IS REFLECTED BY CATTLETRADE Trend Expected to Continue During Summer, Says A. S. Thomas. “The influence of cheap feed on the cattle market will continue to be felt during the summer,” according to A. S. Thomas of the Indiana Farm Bureau livestock marketing department. “In many instances quality is being sacrificed due to the excessive use of roughage and the marketing of immature cattle,” he said. Mr. Thomas pointed out that although the number of choice cattle on feed Jan. 1 was 50 per cent lower than at this time a year rgo, the good stock was up 12 per cent, and there is a rise of 7 per cent in medi-

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