Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1938 — Page 15
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THE TNDIANAPOLIS TIMES
GRILL 3 YOUTHS AS PARTNERS IN
Chairman
BURGLARY RING
Gasoline Station Robberies Of Past 6 Weeks Believed Solved by Arrests.
Charging three youths with rob- |
bery,
had broken up & gasoline station |
theft ring that has operated here for six weeks.
detectives today claimed they |
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Police sought the perpetrators of |
two other robberies $42 and also were vouths wanted for connection with vandalism and an unsuccessful holdup attempt. Held on robbery charges were Albert Karamanos, 18, of 538 Chadwick St.; Russell Thornhill, 17, of 1253 W. New York St., and Walter Roberts, 19, of 538 Chadwick St Officers said Karamanos admitted the robberies of stations at Meridian and South Sts., Meridian St. and Madison Ave. and 435 Kentucky Ave. More than $100 was taken from the attendants, The Kentucky Ave. robbed twice.
Claim Two Identified
Thornhill accompanied Karamanos in three of the robberies, detectives said. They added that Roberts accompanied him once, obtaining $17 as his share. Attendants of tions already have identified Karamanos and Thornhill, detectives claimed. They said other victims of recent robberies were to confront the youths, who were held under $5000 bond.
A 43-year-old Negro was arrested late yesterday by police who said they found him sitting in a car parked at Pennsylvania and 9th Sts. When they accused him of attempting to steal the auto radio, he told them he had only intended “to take a little ride in the car.”
Officers sought the companion of two men held for alleged participation in a restaurant holdup last night. Mont Taylor, 3745 Salem St., proprietor of the cafe at 879 Massachusetts Ave., told officers that a lone gunman held him up, took $16, ran out to a ‘waiting auto manned by two confederates and fled About 3 a. m. today, detectives kicked in the door of a room at a near-town hotel and accused two men of complicity in the crime They denied it, but the officers found a revolver hidden in a golf bag and it later was identified by Mr. Taylor as the one used in the holdup, the detectives said. He also identified one of the men as the gunman, officers declared.
John F. Hoff, 26. of 130 S. Harris St.. reported he was robbed of $26 while he slept in his machine in front of his home.
confiscated two slot machines, found in a home in the 2400 block N. Pennsylvania St. The owner of the home was arrested on vagrancy charges.
Police
Police sought five boys. alleged to have smashed windows in School 52, at 2600 W. Walnut St., late vesterday.
CHURCH PROGRAM ARRANGED
Central Christian Church 11th annual May Night party held tomorrow church. A program of entertainment is to follow dinner at 6:30 p. m.
INDIANA SUSPECT HELD B. E. Walden, 45, Crawfordsville wanted, according to State Police, in about half the counties in Indiana on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. was under arrest today at Champaign Ill, and held for Indiana.
officers said. station was
two gasoline sta-
is to be] evening at the |
which netted | hunting several questioning in |
Paul Partlow is chairman of the Washington High School Alumni Roundup which is to be held June 4 at the school gym. The program includes dancing and ner entertainment.
FEBRUARY PEAK
RELIEF MONTH
Nearly 600,000 Hoosiers
Shared in More Than 5 Million Spent.
Nearly 600,000 Hoosiers,
184 per |
cent of the State's population, were |
suported by Federal, funds during February.
State or local | the largest |
relief load in Indiana's history, it |
was reported today. A survey released by the State Welfare Department and the Governor's Commission on Unempiloyment Relief showed that $5,400.000
| was spent for general relief, WPA
and Federal-State aid to the aged, blind and dependent children. “The current business recession coupled with the normal increase in
seasonal needs raised the depend- |
ency load during February
to the |
highest level in the history of the |
State,” the report said.
The peak load was 104 per cent |
above the January figure.
Compared to February figures for | the past eight years, last February's | amount was largest by the following |
percentages. 1935. 14; 268.8; and 1930, 1158.6.
LITERARY DIGEST
1937, 3i;
1931, 2917.7,
MERGED WITH TIME
NEW YORK, May 12 The Literary Digest, established in 1890,
news has been pur-
U. Py | weekly |
1936, 6.9; | 1934, 138.6; 1933, 77.9; 1932, |
chased by the owners of Time and |
will be merged with that magazine, it was announced today. Ralph McAllister Ingersoll, publisher, said that future of the combined magazine, with the Literary Digest name incorporated
Time | issues | §
in Time's masthead, would be sent |
to the 250,000 Digest subscribers beginning with the May 23 issue. The Digest early this | year.
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