Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1937 — Page 15
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THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1937 THE
TWOBOYS HELD AS MEMBERS OF | BIKE THEFT GANG
thes Others to F to Face Grilling in Connection With Auto Stealing.
Two young members of an alleged gang of bicycle thieves were to be questioned by detectives today. The youths, 17 and 14, were arrested in the 1500 block of Kennington Ave. by officers who said they had a stolen bicycle in their possession. The older boy was charged with vagrancy, the younger taken to the Juvenile Detention _ Home. ‘Three youths were arrested last night in connection with the theft of an automobile. Police .,said they learned the boys had planned to drive it to Kentucky. They were charged with vagrancy. - Two young men were charged with vagrancy by police, who said they saw them prowling near cars in the 100 block on N. Alabama St.
They told officers their homes are in Detroit.
- 3 AIRLINES RECEIVE SAFE FLYING MEDALS
By United Press NEW YORK, April 15.—The National Safety Council awarded medals today to. three American |
airlines which have flown more than |B
225,000,000. passenger miles without a fatality.
The awards were made in two divisions, one for airlines flying more than 50,000,000 miles annually, which was given to Eastern Airlines for its record of nearly 150,000,000 miles since 1930 without a death, operating less than 50,000,000 miles yearly, which was awarded to Northwest Airlines for its record of nearly 50,000,000 passenger miles without a death: between 1927 and 1936. special award was presented to Pennsylvania Central Airlines which has had no fatality from 1930 to 1936.
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Jay soviies MOTHER KILLED
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 15.— | A [calf that at birth stood several | taller than its mother, a| freak, short-legged dachshund-look- |
heads
ing cow, was butchered at the stockyards today because it was un-
able to nurse without lying down. |
Harry Elrod, stockyards employee who bought the cow last summer as an investment for some amusement enterprise, said, “Up to now all we've gotten is a feed bill and a longlegged calf.” ’
HELEN KELLER HONORED
By United Press TOKYO, April 15.—Helen Keller will be the guest of the Emperor of Japan today at an Imperial garden party. She was welcomed enthusiastically by large crowds when she arrived in Japan at Yokohama yesterday.
KILLS WIFE AND SELF ‘By United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind. April 15.— Spurned in an attempted reconciliation, Jack W. Bunzley, 36, killed his estranged wife, Leona, 34, at her home last night and then committed suicide.
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47 PRISONERS WIN PAROLES
Majority of 315 Petitions
Are Filed by Inmates Of Reformatory.
Forty-seven .prisoners were pa1oled from State institutions during the first quarter session of the State Clemency Commission, a report compiled by the secretary showed today. Reformatory cases formed the majority of the 315 petitions, and 129 State Prison inmates sought clemency. Five Women's Prison cases were filed and three women were paroled. The report showed a decrease of cent in paroles granted by the commission, compared with the same session in 1936. Last year, 306 cases were filed and 65 paroles granted. The parole percentage was still lower in the first 1935 quarter, when 331 cases resulted in 40 paroles.
Other Actions Reported
Other action on petitions filed during the first quarter included 20, commcted, 23 continued, 217 denied, four paroled with fines remitted and three fines remitted. Reorganization of the State parole system is being completed, according to Public Welfare Division officials. County welfare departments
veteran speed flier,
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state parole agents have. become supervisors. The new system is expected to bring more than 100 agents into the! field to supervise approximately 2000 parolees. signed to the 300 Marion County parolees under the new system. With more than 300 parolees living outside the state, an ‘average of about 13 for each county is left for local supervision. Indiana has had parole laws since 1897, according to John H. Klinger, State Director of Corrections. The present system promises to work more efficiently than any yet tried, he said. Frank D. Hope, State Supervisor, is in charge of parolees from the Michigan City State Prison, the reformatory at Pendleton, the State Farm at Putnamville and the Indiana Woman's Prison.
U.S. RANKS SIXTHIN WORLD AIR FORCES
By United Press NEW YORK, April United States ranks sixth in the military air forces of the world,
according to the Aircraft Yearbook for 1937, published today. American planes number 2200. Great Britain leads with 4000 planes, 10 per cent built in the past 12 months. France, with 3600 combat - planes, ‘was rated second. Third air power and “most mysterious of all,” the Yearbook says, is Russia with 3400 planes reported. Italy, fourth world air force, has 3200 combat planes available for immediate service as compared to
are being utilized and the eight
2800 in January, 1936.
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EMIL RAHKE TO FACE CITY GAMING CHARGE
Arraignment Before Karabell ~ Set for Today.
Emil K. Rahke, 54, of 4146 N. Meridian St., was to face Municipal Judge Charles Karakell today on a charge of violation of the 1935 Slot Machine Law. He was arrested yesterday following a raid on a remodeled -house at 1121 N. Pennsylvania St. Sergt. Frank Reilley and Sergt. Carl Ashley, head of the vice squad, headed the raiders. Police, carrying a search warrant and a warrant for Rahke’s arrest, confiscated type and forms allegedly ‘used in printing baseball pool tickets.
ate, has been appointed to the Harvard University School of Business Administration. Mr. Chambers is to begin his duties in June when he is graduated by Harvard. He received his bachelors degree from Butler in 1935 and immediately began graduate work at Harvard. As research assistant, Mr. Chambers is to tour the country visiting business houses and preparing case studies for use in Harvard class rooms. Officers for the 1937-38 school vear have been announced by the Butler Y. M. C. A. cabinet. They are Edwin Allender, president; Robert Hoover, vice president; James Moore, secretary, Speicher, treasurer. Installation ceremonies are to be held at a dinner meeting in the Butler Campus Club April 222 Dr. J. R. Hart, Philadelphia, is to speak. Miss Carolyn Ann Varin, 4110 N. Illinois St., has been declared the outstanding sophomore coed in the Butler journalism department by Theta Sigma Phi, national professional journalism sorority.
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