Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1937 — Page 9

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DRIVER SLATED ON 6 CHARGES AFTER CRACKUP

Pulled From Overturned Car After Chase by Two Police Squads.

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

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Ralph Tumey, 24, of 2834 Park Ave., was to face six traffic charges in Municipal Court today. He was arrested after two police

radio squads reported following his car over a zig-zag course that started at 21st- St. and Martindale Ave. and ended in the 900 block of E. 30th St. The chase ended with Mr. Tumey being pulled from his overturned car which police said had struck a car parked in front of 905 E. 30th St.

Six Charges Filed

He was uninjured but the officers thumbed through their ordinance books and slated him on charges of drunkenness, drunken driving, reckless driving, speeding, failure to stop at a preferential street and failure to have a driver's license. Four persons were injured in three traffic accidents early today. Forty motorists, charged with traffic law violations, were to face Judge Dewey Myers in Municipal Court. Clarence Weddell, 32, of 3415 E. 19th St., received a double fracture of the left arm when the car he was driving collided with a taxi at 10th St. and West Drive, Woodruff Place. Robert Malugine, 22, of 1536 N. Sherman Dr., a passenger in Mr. Weddell's car, received head lacerations.

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Mrs. C. Bainbridge Fitzpatrick, Clearwater, Fla. concert pianist,

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She came federation convention and to renew

old acquaintances, she said. She appeared on the same program with James Whitcomb Riley in her initial performance at the Grand Opera House. The program, which she has preserved all these years, is to be

given to the Riley Museum.

dyke Ave., fractured his left arm when his car crashed into a railroad abutment in the 200 block on Kentucky Ave. Manard Spacht, 31, of 2150 N. New Jersey St., was treated in City Hospital for cuts and Rruises re-

ceived in. a collision between the car he was driving and a taxi at New York and Alabama Sts. Miss Florence Telles, 23, of 193 E. St. Joe St., a passenger in the taxi | was taken to Methodist Hospital to 'be treated for shock.

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PAROLE AGENTS RESIGN

Clyde Snoddy, Bloomington, and Fred Patterson, Anderson, state parole agents, today had resigned. Mr. Patterson, is to become adjutant at the West Lafayette State Soldiers’ Home.

BIRTHS ONE UP ON DEATHS FOR MONTH

Complete reports to the State Health Board today showed 3804 births and 3803 deaths in the state during February. The report was

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