Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1946 — Page 4

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Maj. Gen. Hawley Will Speak Here

MAJ. GEN. PAUL R. HAWLEY, acting surgeon general of the veterans administration, will address the 2lst ; 5

tion secretaries’ CULIAGE BAIOw ori day at the Columbia club. - The confer ence will deal with } medical eco nomics, said i on a 3 ‘Gen. Hawley dent of the association. Among discussion topics will be the prepayment medical care program and relations between the private

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KIDNAPING SUSPECT ALSO WANTED HERE

Grover E. Casey, 23, held in Bt. Louis in connection with the kidnaping and murder of Susanne Degnan, Chicago, is also wanted by Indianapolis police. He escaped from the Isolation hospital here last August following his arrest in connection with the holdup of Mrs. Lou Treon, 30, of 2320 Selby st. “Locat-police were advised that St. Louis would release Casey to them if the FBI did not file kidnaping charges as indicated yesterday. Casey was accused of sending telegrams to the kidnaped girl's parents before her body was found.

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CONTRACTS LET!

Lee Waynick to Operate Spring Mill Hostelry.

The Indiana Conservation Commission yesterday awarded the contract for operation of the Spring Mill state park hotel to Lee M. Waynick of Marengo.

authority in contracting beyond its term of office. New Contracts Uniform Tha hotal was run in the interim

by Mrs. Nina Losey, a hotel employee, under the direction of the commission itself. Mr. Waynick is a former maintenance superintendent at the state fairgrounds and has had experience in operating theaters and restaurants! He served as a warehouse superintendent for the army air forces at the fairgrounds during the war, Under the new program of uniform park contracts, agreements also were signed recently with Mrs. Grace Smartt at McCormick's Creek and with Ben Swenson at Pokagon state park. Commission members estimated that under -these ocontracts, the state's share of earnings at Spring Mill, Pakagon and McCormick's - Creek would be creased $75,000 annually.

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NINE RE-ELECTED TO STATE FAIR BOARD

All nine members of the State Fair board whose terms have expired were re-elected to the board today by representatives of county and district fair ‘associations and breeders associations meeting at the Lincoln hotel. Members renamed to the board were Albert C. Derr of Boonville, Paul G. Moffett of Indianapolis, P. L. White of Oxford, A. G. Norrick of Muncie, Charles Morris of Salem, O. L. Reddish of Crawfordsville, U, C. Brouse of Kendallville, Levi P. Moore of Rochester and Robert Graham Jr. of Washington. Mr. Graham, who is in service, was elected in absentia. Other fair board members are holdover members elected at last year’s conven~ tion for two-year terms. The board was scheduled to elect its officers later today.

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Sluis. unis} besten. dinner to be held Feb. 28. Discharged recently from the navy as a captain, Mr. Stassen

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SHIP OUT 3100 POW'S LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9 (U, P.).—~ Thirty-one hundred German prisoners of war boarded the transport General Howze today en route to their homeland.

SOU), Wak denied 4 retrial by the

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