Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1944 — Page 7

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Wiliam Dodds Is Trapped”

‘By Manager of Store At Logansport.

A bogus check suspect who aljegedly had cashed an estimated

last 18 months has been captured by state police with the assistance of

police said many Indiana communi-| national officers who will be presties had been searching for William| eng for ritualistic degrees, dele-

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Lake Michigan.

Yesterday the suspect walked into

ecks from the Ohio river Terre Haute, Richmond and New

Besides the Mr Lafuze

gates from Kokomo, Lafayette, Albany will attend.

i publican club last night. | “In the future we must keep the United States as strong as it is possible to do so,” he said. “Never

{ their community property. He

the Keller Cut Price store at Lo-

gansport and Norval Brumbaugh ST ATE IS GIVEN must become fuvdived in , anotiior becam : : : ~ imilitary conflict. e erican manager, e suspicious of him : v JS and navy BE ean

and refused to cash a check he

offered. Manager Follows Suspect

Mr. Brumbaugh then followed the suspect to another store and ealled

state police. Officers found Dodds Schricker Accepts 2d Place

in the store and arrested him.

Records show that Dodds was paroled from state prison two years

ago after serving a term for forgery.

He had served numerous other prison terms on grand larceny and

vehicle taking charges.

SAFETY ANARD

Prize in Midwestern 1% Traffic Contest.

Governor Schricker accepted In-

enough to defend America from any aggression from any place. ‘Necessary’ “1f it is necessary to defend our

mandated islands in the Pacific or bases in the Atlantic, I am in favor

country to .take possession of the .

), «May 12. (U.P).

of 1927 and fifth wife of playboy

They have been married four months. She said he knocked her down several times and capped it by threatening to kill her and com mit suicide. She asked $1000 a month alimony, attorneys’ fees, and all

owns a bottling firm here.

WAR MEMORIAL GROUP FORMED

C. of C. Committee to Aid

In Developing Plans For Completion.

necessary. “From (he experience that we have had with the Japanese it seems to me that it is important

| diana’'s second place award in the

State police said they had linked midwestern division of the 1943 Dodds with a bad check for $67.50 traffic safety contest, sponsored by at Columbus and another one for the National Safety council, during

$97.63 recently at Lebanon.

HOLD- UP DRUGGIST,

{the regular meeting of his co-ordi-nating safety committee yesterday. | Lew Wallace, Chicago, director of field services for the safety council,

WALK OFF WITH $400 presented the. award. Twelve states

competed in the midwestern divi-

Three bandits walked into the Lo- gion with Minnesota first and Iowa braico drug store, 3342 Clifton st! pied. about 11 o'clock last night, forced! ne governor sald that Indiana's Frank Lobraico, the. manager, and ;.., 4 was made by the traffic safeMiss Dora Oggen, an employee, 10 . nroorams conducted in Hoosier

lie on the floor and escaped with

$400 from the store's safe.

Mr. Lobraico said one of the men

communities. He urged all safety organizations to “hold the line” this vear and suggested formulation of

stood in the doorway, the second ',...¢ to meet post-war traffic prob-

stood in the middle of the store and the third pointed a gun at them

and took the cash.

LATE DR. JUDAY GETS

lems. Leadership Praised Mr. Wallace praised the “cut-

standing leadership directed toward the prevention of accidents in Indi-

LEIDY MEDAL AWARD ana” and warned that the state

will have to face serious traffic con-

The Leidy medal, awarded this ditions in the future.

year to the late Dr. Chancey Ju

The committee discussed prelimi-

day, formerly of Millersburg, has nary plans for making a study with been sent with the citation to his the purpose of broadening state , ond lasting peace through the

widow. Dr. Juday was a professor

safety. According to Don F. Stiver,

that the islands in the Pacific should be ours for our, defense. |Everything must be done to pro-

{tect the Panama canal which is'the | life line between the Eastern and

| Western seaboards of our nation. | “It is necessary to keep possession of our various bases and rights 'in .the Caribbean to protect the | Panama canal, and I am in favor iof doing so. In other words, I believe in doing anything that is necessary ‘to maintain our armed forces at a strength that will protect America at all times. Urges All Aid | “In this present conflict, I am heartily in favor of giving every ‘possible aid to our allies. “However, I do believe that America must be very careful and cau-

tious after the war is won to see that she is also an equal partici{pant in‘winning the peace. It would ‘defeat the very thing for which our men are fighting if we take a

willy nilly attitude at the peace table. “I am in favor of America taking a strong position in establishing a

world in co-operation with our

of zoology at the University of Wis- director of the state division of allies.”

consin before his death in April.

public safety, the National Safety

The medal is awarded every three council will give an analysis of the

years by a committee of th

Academy of Natural Sc.ences of

Philadelphia.

e state's traffic accident experience

a future meeting.

PLAN O. E. §. INITIATION

of doing so and I believe this is

. The Indianapolis Chamber of {Commerce today appointed a com‘mittee to aid in the development [of plans for the completion of the {Indiana World War Memorial.

i | Bowman Elder, former national | treasurer of the American Legion, {will head the group. | Edwin S. Pearce, president of the C. of C. stated that it was the {Chamber which took a leading part in the creation of the memorial and in bringing Legion na-| tional headquarters to Indianap-| olis. | The committee will co-operate with the special legislative commission which will submit recommendations to the regular session in January.

City Is Warned

At a recent Legion national executive committee meeting in; Washington, resolutions were in-| troduced which implied that un-| less expansion is provided for, In-| dianapolis might lose national Legion headquarters. i “The Legion will be the great] over-all organization of service ‘men for world war II. It is taking the lead in assuring sound, humane legislation for the welfare of the veterans of this war in the] {promotion of the bill known as the G. L Bill of Rights,” Mr. Elder said. | Other members are George A. Kuhn, Harold C. Feightner, Wil-

Prospect chapter, O. E. S., will liam C. Griffith, Burrell S. Wright,

in comparison with other states at have initiation at 7:45 p. m. Monday Wayne M. Armstrong and Theodore at State ave. and Prospect st.

B. Griffith.

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