Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1945 — Page 8

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Truck, Streetcar Collide at Minois and 24th; 9 | . Passengers _Hurt. |

Ten persons were injured, none | erfously, when a truck collided vith a streetca¥ at Illinois and 24th | tig, late yesterday. i John Donald Wall, 24, af 555 Lord tt, driver of the truck and the worst injured, was arrested on | rharges. of reckless driving, | After colliding headon, the truck! ounced to the right and crashed into a tree. J . Passengers on the streetcar who vere cut and bruised included: Mrs. Lililan Thomas, 19, of 1541 Morthwestern ave; Mrs, Mabel | \’hite, 37, of 618 Drake st. Mrs, | ‘die Patterson, 48, of 1752'4 Boule- | vard pl; Miss Ruby Cartwright, 20, 1135 N. Pershing ‘ave; Lee Snyder, 88, of 3416 Guilford ave.; Ars, Etha Bellshaw, 4918 Carrollton ave, and her daughter, Fada Jean; | Sata Stewart, 326 N. Senate ave, and Mrs, Minnie Kimsey, 64, of i115 _Goodlet ave, Henry Morris, 349- N-~Reisner st. rperator of the streetcar, was not . injured,

Wall, the truck driver, was the

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SMALL STORES HELP RED CROSS

2 Yank Armies Push Into Reich

® Overath » ve Much weotdbrol ~ ®Morsbach First Progress, Report

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Small business organizations, being solicited through the downtown area in the Indianapolis Red Cross » campaign, are giving a big “lift” to the $1,145,500 effort, it was reported today. Many reports of increased giving are being received at drive headquarters from workers-in the downtown area who are calling on busineess concerns employing nine or less : There have been instances of workers obtaining double last year's subscriptions, while others have, reported contributions 50 per cent greater than a year ago.

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area will be.cqntacted in a thorough | canvass which will ‘make certain that no one. will. miss the opporof subscribing.. Already it is reported that “new money” is being obtained from persons who did not subscribe a year ago. The division is ur the leadership of B. E. Brennan and H. W. Moesch

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only patient’ requiring lospital treatment.

Carl C. Pope, 2723 McClure st was held by police today on a charge { driving while drunk after his car truck and injured two Pennsylvania railroad switchmen in the

The 1st in the Remagen area where it has pushed almost to the super-highway te the Ruhr and the 3d, which is three miles from the Rhine after crossing the Moselle river southwest of Coblenz.

THOMAS FUNERAL |

Jr., co-chairmen. Workers in all of the -divisions will make their first report of proga tomorrow in the Alabama and 16th Ryan, general chairhat al] workers, if reports to the

Positions of two American armies on the Western front are shown:

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Increased Giving Noted as

| vigorous protest

Rites Tomorrow

Rites will he held at 2 p. m,

tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary for Mrs. Mary E, Perine, active church and club woman who. died yesterday at her home, 4802 Guilford ave. Burial will be in Crown Hill,

A MOTHER'S LOVE ||

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, March! 15 (VU. P).—A woman in a cigaret| line last night told the. woman in! front of her, “I don’t want them| for myself. . I've given up smoking |

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get enough cigarets.”

CANT-KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR

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700 block, Kentucky ave, early tocay, ’ The switchmen, Warren “Martini of 1618 N. Meridian st, and Claude Newhouse, 31, -of 1924 N. Fmerson ave. were not seriously inred,

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FT. WAYNE, Ind., March 15 (U F).—Rites wil] be held tomorrow {r Lewis Franklin Burchardt, 73, who. was struck by a truck: last week, He died yesterday of the injuries,

LAGRANGE, Ind, March 15 (U. P)~Funeral services will be. conauacted Saturday for Mrs. Emil Burgi, 47, who was killed instantly vvhen the car in which ‘she was iding crashed into an unlighted talled truck.

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Mr. Thomas was 82 and Was em-| pioyed by before his retirement. member Survivors besides his niece are a daughter, Indianapolis; a sister, Bell, Roscoe C. Thomas, Indianapolis; a granddaughter, Kennedy, and. two grandchil

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March 15 (U.-P.).— radio quoted a-.round-that the Nazi 1ip Deutschland hit a mine the Baltic. The rethe French home said it came from

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