Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1944 — Page 24

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LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 17 (U. P).—A report presented at the seventh annual rural youth leadership conference today showed that six of every 10 rural young men and women heffe changed their residence in the pgst four years. The study, made by Purdue university staff members and the Indiana Farm Bureau, reported that

45 per cent of the youth population had left farm areas. Of these, 56

2 per cent were men and 2 per cent Es | women, Sr IEEE Try

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fire which caused damage estimated | at over $25,000 at the Alvord Oil Co.'s refining plant at 1501 S. Senate ave. yesterday afternoon, while deputy sheriffs and county prisoners fought threatening grass fires around the city. The Alvord fire resulted in the serious burning of Edward Simmons, 45, of 334 W. 12th st, who was working in the contact housc of the refinery when the explosion occurred. He suffered third-degrée burns on his back, facé and legs and is in a serious condition at City hospital. Cause of the explosion is unknown, Valuable machinery, lubricating oil and two buildings were completely destroyed before firemen answering the two-alarm call were able to bring the exploding oil under control.

trustees successfully stopped six fires started by burning trash and grass in various sections of the city. One-qarter of a 20-acre hay field burned before being chécked at Southpert rd. and State Road 135; {a trash fire at 1058 W. 58th st.

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Firemen Battle Bl. zing Oil in South Side Blast

Firemen battled for an hour yesterday afternoon te bring under control a two-alarm . Hane and exploding oil at the Alvord Oil Co.’s FRB | plant at 1501 S. Senate ave.

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| Kaye's “Let's Face It" and other An explosion started a ragingspread to an adjoining hay field and | musical comedies, earned $16,966 in}

burned Mrs, John Mitchelland of | that address slightly about the legs before it was controlled; a small fire in the woods at Franklin rd. and U. S. 52 wasychecked; a large grass fire covered three-quarters cf a mile near 59th st. ‘and Allisonville rd, but did not reach nearby buildings; another grass fire at 5900 W. 10th st. threatened a house and garage, but was extinguished and another trash fire was fought at 3950 W. Vermont st. No property damage other than to the hay fields resulted.

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BLOND ACTRESS” ‘MONEY ALL GONE’

* NEW YORK, Aug. 17 (U. P). — Carol Goodner, blond star of Danny

1942 and “large sums” in 1941 and 1943, but- now is hroke, she told Bankruptcy Referee Irwin Kuntz today. .

it’, she sald. REPORT SCHOLZ DEAD

A Swedish telegraph agency dispatch from Talinn said today that Gen. Fritz von Schelz, commander of a German SS division in the north,

BAN SOFT DRINKS

The A. A. C. explained that while were not

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lin an “arinking establishments in Bile oi0 sot filsnd Weralt to crtve today, reading: soldiers, to drink, it was a TO YANKS IN ROME| ve. sate or wort drinks to afj|het the spirits in slooholic bev-

ROME, Aug.-17 (U. P).~The al- |ailied troops is forbidden.” a of soft

lied control commission posted signs

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SENTENCED IN THEFT OF JUDGE'S CHECK

{ley of the Indiana supreme court,

| Lawrence Goodloe, 18, was sentenced to 1 to 10 years in the state reformatory in criminal court to-

day.

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