Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1939 — Page 6
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DRIVER FAGING CHARGES AFTER 3-GAR ACCIDENT
Cabinet Maker, 61, Accused | Of Leaving After Three Are Injured.
Charges were to be filed today against a 61-year-old Shelbyville cabinet maker who allegedly drove away from the scene of a three-car crash on the North Side last night.
Two of the cars were burned, one completely, and three persons were injured in the wreck. ‘The Shelbyville man was caught by a citizen whose hobby is listening | to police broadcasts and who raced to the scene of the accident after hearing the report The driver was arraigned in Municipal Court on a vagrancy charge and the case continued until June 7. Police said that he would be rearrested on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident. He is at liberty on the vagrancy charge under $500 bond. The arrested man, witnesses told police, was driving north on Boule- | vard Place and failed to stop at 38th | St., a preferential street
Car Crashes Into Another
His car crashed into another driven east on 38th St. by Philip Pollack, 44, operator of Phil's Market at 3334 Clifton St. Mr. Pollack’s car overturned and rolled against another being driven west on 38th St. by Woodrow C. Moyer, of 3904 N. Delaware St. Gasoline in Mr. Pollack’s car was ignited by friction as the car skided along the street. He was dazed by the impact, but was able to crawl from his burning car. The machine was destroyed Saschine which sprayed over Mr. | Moyer’s car also was ignited, but fire damage was limited to the tires and paint. Mr. Moyer had bought the car the night before. | While two Fire Department truc ks | and two police cruisers rushed to | the scene of the accident, H. Ed-| ward Raffensperger of 4246 Graceland Ave., who had heard the report of the accident on the radio, left in his car for the scene
Saw Car With One Light
He was accompanied by his wife. | He said later that as they drove out of the alley at 43d St, he saw a car with one light and a damaged fender going east of 43d St.| Mr. Raffensperger followed the - until it skidded to a stop against | curb while it was turning off | into Illinois St tained the man while his wife telephoned police Mr. Pollack said that his ribs were | injured He said he was not burned. Mr. Moyer escaped with a bump and his wife, Betty Jean, suffered an injury to her knee. Two Others Hurt Overnight Mr. Raffensperger, who is a supervisor at the planning department at Eli Lilly & Co. said that for vears his hobby has been listen=ing to police broadcasts. He said that at one time he rode with officers in cruiser cars just because he got a thrill out of listening to the reports. Two in nine cidents motorists Howard A. Burdge, 43, of the Lorraine Hotel, 12 S. Capitol Ave., received a fractured left leg when he was struck by an automobile as he crossed the street in front of 3708 W. 16th St., police reported. He was taken to City Hospital. Ray Spry, 39, of 1822 Medford Ave. was the driver of the car, police said. Mrs. Betty Smith, 42, of 1411 E 16th St., was treated at City Hospital for lacerations after she was struck by an automobile at 16th and Martine dale St S
POSES AS FRIEND OF SON, GETS 85.25
A youth who obtained money from an East Side mother on the pre-| text that he was a friend of her son| who is a student at the University | of Illinois, was hunted today by police | Mrs. O.. 1.
persons were injured overnight traffic acpolice arrested 60
other other while
Dick, 1143 E. Market] St., reported the youth identified himself at her home as a friend of her son, Donald | He said he had lost a check for $50, $4 in cash and a bus ticket to Champaign, Ill. She permitted him | to use the telephone apparently to|
Pappy Whupps ‘Bad Boy Son, 25, Then Calls ‘Law’
NTLERS, Okla., May 12 (U. P.).— Aubrey Booker, 25, barefooted mountaineer who “had fun” with authorities for a week, was in jail today because his father thought he had gone too far. A week ago Booker came into town looking for fun. He stole an automobile. Nothing happened, so he drove it back into town, abandoned it and stole another.. He met Alice Rainwater, 15, whom he had known casually. She told deputies he forced her to accompany him for the next three days. Saturday night he held
up a filling station.
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ONDAY he held up another filling station. The next day he tried another filling station. Officers were waiting for him and they got his car and the girl, but Booker got away. He stole a horse and set out for home.
Yesterday afternoon he rode up to his father’s cabin. Bud Booker was standing on the porch. He took Aubrey into the cabin, turned him over his knee and spanked him. Then he turned him over to officers.
“All he needed was a good whuppin , ” Bud Booker said.
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The Public Service Commission today indicated temporary jurisdiction in the Indiana Railroad case in which abandonment of the IndianapolisTerre Haute traction line is sought. A hearing on the case two weeks ago was interrupted by the question of the Commission’s jurisdiction because of the receivership pending in Superior Court. The Commission set May 25 for resumption of the hearing at Greencastle where a group of patrons is protesting abandonment, In fixing the hearing date the Commission automatically waived the question of jurisdiction. The railroad proposes
stitute busses and trucks.
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STATE FIGHTS GROSS TAX INJUNCTION PLEA
FT. WAYNE, May 12 (U. P).—A petition on file in Allen County Superior Court today asked Judge Edward W, Meyer to name the State
of Indiana codefendant with Sheriff Walter A. Felger in an injunction suit seeking to restrain the Sheriff
trom collecting delinquent gross in|come tax payments. The petition, filed on behalf of [the Gross Income Tax Division by Attorney General Omer Stokes Jackson and Deputy James P, MeNamara, declares that a judgment for the plaintiff would “actually operate to control the acts of the State of Indiana.” The injunction suit was filed by the Ft. Wayne Food Council April 18.
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