Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1938 — Page 7
FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1938 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 1 (U P.) —Kii G a ve an movie NN cameras shooting NN NA LL ER sce S myvstel ille a the 1 4 3 3 " i Universal Studie Thursday, today ; A was the center of a real-life mys- ; ; Ch f M) 4 hy : tery slaving His body was found WN 1 : at the wheel of his car vesterday. a d ET =. Oo en Ever Mr. Gray 2. had been shot N TET ~S SY - SO Wr) 4 P y through the chest. Police said it was 2 ikeid Thur and Sat murder. The: 1s no trace of the Dr. David Jacobson, assistant . ’ gun, but the jacket of a fired 32-| rabbi of the Indianapolis Hebrew d Night Until caliber cartridge was on the car | Congregation, has accepted a new = ' floor here were no pOwdet burns. | charge at the Temple Beth-El in » 9 ° Clock Tig © Net ith it 28 j > i . d Hi 111 ItNl 1S 0 1ad not San Antonio Tex it was an- | al Za - seen touched A 1 expensive di a- ik ish 2 a 9
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