Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1944 — Page 5

Memory of Nurse

CHICAGO, May 4 (U. P).—Police PT. CROOK, Neb, May 4. (U. P.). and insurance company investiga- —George W. Olsen put down a tray tors today were searching for $20,- . {of food, wiped his hands on his : Feb. % ) : 10 000 in missing gems lost here last Feb. 24 in Sicily, Will Ls held as white apron, and received official week by Mrs. Robert L. Scott, New| in the Meth- L 1 [notification that the state canvassYork society woman. : odist hospital king board had declared him the The valuables reportedly were, CD8PEL ~~ | winner of the Demiocratic nominalost en route from a loop hotel to A graduate of La tion for governor by 374 votes. the La Salle street railroad station the Methodist z It was Oilsen’s first major victory where Mrs. Scott was scheduled to hospital nurse : in 32 years of campaigning for goventrain for San Prancisco. The| .°%, school. she | enor, congressman, senator, and jewels were in a handbag. is the only one 3 | other offices. At 62, he found the : of 172 service voters had taken one of his per-! staff ‘members ennial candidacies seriously. |

HEAR: DIVORCE CASES, io te in ive SUV Ml |" ne ‘cunru recused yesterday THEN THEY ARE WED Shewas evacu. M Howrem |S00 Fi0%6 for his opponent

: ating wounded from the battle- | Patrick J. Heaton, Sidney-attorney,! PITTSBURGH, May 4 (U. P).—| fields when killed. She was the |in the April 11 primary. iF

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= DROWNS IN CREEK 1é-Col fais 3. Caseqon and Ruth Saugiies oF Mra Mrs, Fred | Olsen is employed at the Ne-| : AL Howren, Newcastle. : { The body of Louis Broadus, 50, of irginia Lupold had an unusual braska-Martin bomber plant to!

ude to marired life. Dr. John G. Benson, superin- [haul dishes and food to the work-' 407 W. North st., was found in Lit-| "0 = . tendent, will preside and will be |ers, tie White Lick creek near the Rock-| While wating for Judge Willlam| aqsisted by Miss Bertha L. Pullen,

ie big yesterday afternoon by H. McNaugher to marry them yes-| superintendent of nurses. INJURED IN TIRE BLAST | Sat Zo dle, IRE 3 Bax, terday. they sat in the judge's Charles Belcher, 43, of 318 In-| , na; paving AOE court and heard the testimony of | that their intention of marrying diana ave. is in critical condition! Stream. nth > niy several divorce applicants. was not dimmed by the recital of | at City hospital today after a truck | {of water in the creck. The couple assured the judge|marital woes. tire he was changing blew out and;

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FRIDAY and where there is a complete diverg- |

: ence of aim and a conflict of loya- | SATURDAY ties,” continued Sir Basil. 1

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SUPER om Br PERMANENT | creasing withdrawal into herself.

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and Eire does not create differences. 95 | It only recognizes them. And to- | dav, more than ever before, Brit- ® |ain's position in L esters Ireland is { vital. As far ck as James I it Includes Push-Up L was quite apparent that a deterSet! | mined enemy might use it as a back Long or short styles. Na- | door to England and Scotland. tionally known supplies § Prime Minister Churchill has said ee Mined ur grey hair. J that but for the loyally of northern Ireland we should have been confronted with slavery and death.

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY! | Defense Value Cited

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