Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1945 — Page 12

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Abe Lyman Says He Got Bad Check

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 4 (U. P.). —Orchestra leader - Abe Lyman today charged novelty-jobber Michael Achman with issuing a $2000 bad check in “returning” money Lyman had put into a scheme .to- buy cigaret lighters, Lyman told the district attorney's ogee that Achman proposed they could profit by buying a consignment of cigaret lighters and reselling it for $5000. When Achman didn't buy the lighters, Lyman demanded his money back and got the bogus check, he charged.

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NAZI TO BE TRIED FOR POW KILLINGS

ROME, Qgt. 4 (U. P) ~The first American military trial of an enemy general officer will open in Rome Oct. 8 when Gen. Anton Dostler, 54, commander of the German 75th army corps, will be tried for order ing the execution of 15 American prisoners.

Dostler, who was captured by the British last May, is charged specifically with ordering the execution of two officers and 13 enlisted men

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Strike Ignored At Prison Mine

; MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va, Oct. 4 (U. P.).—At least one coal mine in the northern West Virginia fields maintained full production today, without an absence, and no strike was expected. Deputy Wardea Lec Collison of the Moundsville state penitentiary reported that the prison mine was opegating today with its full crew of 18 men,

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In preparation for the 1946 election year, the county registration board yesterday began clearing its files of ineligible voters. About 60,000 to 70,000 are ineligible because they failed to vote in 1944 or because of clerical errors. “We have found no evidence of

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any direct effort to prevent people from voting,” George K. Johnson

“Both parties usually are anxious to help everyone get to the polls, not to keep people from voting.” He and David Klapper, Demo~ eratic member, will ask the county council for an additional $1000 to correct the voting lists. Registration board workers have found more than 1500 duplications in four wards already examined. A few cases have been found of persons being carried on the list, although they have not voted since registering in 1934,

are ineligible. They will be warned that their names will be removed permanently from the file unless they apply for reinstatement.” In one northwestern precinct of the city—the 7th of the seventh ward-no record was prepared to show who voted in the last elec-

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