Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1940 — Page 10
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1800 ENROLLED Fereet the war. IN BOOK CLUBS Worriers Told
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Local Auto Distributor Was 58: He Had Been Ili Since 1935.
Robert H an Indianapolis auto aistributor for many years, died last night at his home, R. R. 5, Box 197, Noblesville, He had been ill since October, 1935 Mr. Losey, who was 58, was born in Madison. He had been in business here since 1907. He was distributor first for Buick, then fo Nash. Graham-Paige and finally {or Hudson-Terraplane He was a member of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. the Highland Golf and Country Club and the Shrine. He was # former president of the Hoosier Motor Club He is survived by his wife, Mrs Mallane Losey, and a daughter, Miss Mary Louise Losey.
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Two Others Hurt When Car Hits Bicycle They Were Riding.
rhree vouths escaped serious injury when crashed a utility pole at Sherbrook St Flovd Ave. last night, Robert COC. Riehe, 19, of 1431 Shannon Ave the driver. He passengers, Lloyd HenLebanon, and William 1310 N. Bosart Ave. City Hospital for
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Forest Strother Ji. 30 E. St. Clair St. and Glenn McDonald, 233 Parkview Place, both 14, were injured slightly when their bievele and an auto collided at Pine and Michigan Sts Ne
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GRANT AIDS RED CROSS HOLLYWOOD, July 4 (U. P) Actor Cary Grant is turning over his entire earnings from his next picture to the American and British | in Red Cross organizations, M-G-M
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ROBERT LOSEY Three Youths Cut, Bruised as HARRY CONNOR, IS DEAD HERE Auto Strikes Utility Pole Here
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Policeman Who Was 61, on | Force for 31 Years; | Rites Saturday.
Harry Nicholas Connor, a member of the Indianapolis Police Depart ment for 31 years, died yesterday in | 8t. Vincent's Hospital. He Was 61, Mr. Connor was bom in La- | fayette, but had lived here since a lehild. He lived at 1512 N, Meridian St. He was a member of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Survivors are his wife, Mary A, Connor; four sons, John, Gordon, | Thomas and James. four daughters, Mrs. Daniel Drew and Vincentia, Rita and Joan Connor, a brother, Arthur T. Connor, and a | sister, Florence Connor, all of Indianapolis, Funeral services will he held at 8 a. m. Saturday in the cathedral Burial will be in Holy Cross Ceme~ | tery.
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dav refused to hear an appeal by Nancy Pierson Brooks Macy Brill, New York and Birmingham society girl, from the annulment of he: marriage to William Hunsaker Brill
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