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; Lawrence Hit-Run Driver

: Kills 19-Year-Old Soldier: Safety Arrests ‘Down

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: T ruck Knocks Private to Pavement Near High School.

Marion County's 1937 traffi toll

a 19-year-old soldier struck by a | hit-and-run driver in Lawrence last | ~ night. Eight other pedestrians were | injured in accidents. |

Meanwhile, the number of arrests | in the police safety campaign | dropped to 20, the majority being | . for improper parking and fallute , to have driver’s licenses.

Private Marion Henry Monks a) * Company B, 11th Infantry, Ft « jamin Harrison, was injured Ce wile g truck knocked him to the pavement in front of the Lawrence

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He was taken to the Fort Hospital | > With a fractured skull and died mn the admitting room. Miss Nondess Whitacre, 186, of | Lawrence, with whom he was walk- | . ing, was uninjured. She told deputy

speed. State and City police joined | * deputies in the search for the | < driver. Dr. Norman Booher, deputy | ' cororner, investigated. Miss Iola Mason, 18, of 1919 Hovey | St., and Miss Olive Frazier, 20, of | 2522 Eastern Awe. were bruised | when a car struck: them at Indiana | and North St. They were]

-Bee Longwood, 71, of 2138 Massa- | chusetts Ave., received head lacerations when knocked down by a’ car | in front of his home last night. He | was taken to City Hospital where | his condition today was described |

as fair. Five persons were injured when |

: an automobile and truck collided

early today one-half mile west of

, the County line on Road 67.

The injured were Frank Parrott,

4 40, of 521 W. Morris St, truck driver; » Leo Lebo, 37, of 422 W. 40th St.;

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M. Keller, 38, of 646 E. 52d St.;

; Miss Muriel Hughes, 24, of 646 E. |

= 52d St. Keller,

and Miss Mary Lou | 21. Parrot, who was driving east, told |

<« deputy sheriffs, they said, that the

: car was on the wrong side of the * road. He swerved to avoid hitting |

» it and the car crashed into the |

truck's gasoline tank. The truck |

= burst into flames.

Parrott was burned on the face! and hands. car received lacerations and bruises. |

. They were taken to the Ft. Benja- |

min Harrison Hospital.

: STEAMER DAMAGED

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= The « Court, i Strait, “ mainland and Tasmania, after col- | _« liding with a giant whale during a! : gale, © were damaged in the collision.

* BUDGET BALANCE URGED

~ The most effective step that can be = taken to avoid an inflationary boom # would be to balance the Federal % budget, the economic policy com- |

. Association said in a report to the |

IN WHALE COLLISION.

SYDNEY, N. S. W.. April 22. — | British freighter, Jevington | almost foundered in Bass | between the Australian |

The ship’s propeller and hull |

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MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL, TO DATE

TRAFFIC ARRESTS Speeding Rinning red light Running preferential street... Reckless driving Improper parking Others

VALLEE DENOUNCES. PUBLICITY “IDIOGY’

is Artist Stand Stands or Falls On Own Work.

By United Press BOSTON, April 22. — Crooner Vallee returned to New York

| today after topping his conviction

on an assault charge with a radio speech attacking the “idiocy” of publicity. “I believe that an artist stands or falis by his work,” Vallee said in a talk broadcast over a New England | network at his own expense. “Publicity is of little help to him in the long run . . . in the specific sense, publicity is the inane nonsense that a publicity agent is hired to think up and get into print. On the {| other hand, when I come to a city for an appearance, I have always felt that dignified announcements of one’s appearances were all right.”

Referring to his conviction on a charge of assaulting a photographer who snapped a picture of Rudy and Miss Evelyn Gresham of New York in a theater lobby, the crooner defended his actions as “solely” for Miss Gresham's sake. Municipal Judge Daniel J. Gillen filed - Rudy's case, but fined his | friend, Harry Paul of Boston, $50 | {on an assault charge.

"STORE PARTY SET About 200 employees and their |

Star Store's annual anniversary party tonight at the Broadmoor { Country Club, M. Efroymson, store manager, announced.

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ULEN CLUB LISTS 3 GUESTS OF HONOR

By United Press LEBANON, Ind, April 22.—~Governors Townsend of Indiana and Chandler, Kentucky, and Maj. Lenox Lohr, National Broadcasting Co. president, were announced today as guests of honor at the annual

Governor's Day outing and beefsteak dinner at the Ulen Country Club here May 6. Eugene C. Pulliam, Governor's Day committee chairman, said Al Wynkoop, Lebanon Reporter city editor, again will serve as toastmaster. Approximately 100 newspapermen, state officials and business leaders will be special Eues’s I for the outing.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘TIRED OF THE WORLD,’ TAKES S POISON, DIES

Edward Hanlon, 4.8 4 N. New Jersey St., died in City Hospital today from effects of poison he swallowed in his room Monday. He was 65. ‘Relatives told police he had been despondent over the death of his wife and daughter during the last

note which read: world.” He is survived by a sister, Mrs. James Morrissey of Kunkert, N, Y,, and niece, Mrs. Harold White of Indianapolis.

“I am tired of the

LEGION POST BENEFIT Service *Post No. 128, American Legion, euchre and bridge party tomorrow

is to sponsor a benefit

three years. Officers said he left a lat Legion Hail, Oaklandon.

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MINE NEGOTIATIONS TO RESUME TODAY

By United Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April 22.— Negotiations for a new contract of Indiana coal miners—interrupted Monday by the death of Edward Tate, Sullivan, union committee

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member—were to be resumed here today. . Funeral services for Mr. Tate were held-yesterday at Sullivan,

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