Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1946 — Page 17

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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1946 _

~ NEW ALBANY GIVEN ~ BACK CRIME PROBE

Gates to Turn State Findings 1 in Mayor s Death ae

Investigation Over to Grand Jury.

The findings of special state police invesitgators in the suicide death of New Albany's crusading mayor "and the knifing of another anti-gambling léader were grand jury evidence today. Governor Gates said the report made to him yesterday would be sealed and presented to the Floyd county grand jury. , The principal reason, the governor said, was because * ‘the material statements contained therein were " Tei based on hearsay, or were the opin- any further investigations in. that ions of persons interviewed.” |community which may be neces- | Governor Gates ordered an inves- sary,” he said, tigation following the shooting| Meanwhile, state police techni: death of Mayor Raymond Jaegers cians continued an examination of last Thursday. He was found in his the bullet which killed Mr, Jaegers locked office, a pistol] in his hand. after relatives questioned thé sui- |

Deplores Official Neglect |cide verdict.

A few hours later Dudley Jewell, BOOKS

a chamber of commerce official who had led an intensive anti-gambling | The business branch of the Indidnapolis public library has An-|

Ww. Laas, Security Trust Co.

USSR FINDS BYRNES TALK ‘INTERESTING’

drive, was knifed during an argument in his office.

i f 1 teii {A na ate. | nounced receipt of the following Moscow radio reviewed Secretary

the failure of “local officials in | new books: of State“James F. Byrnes’ German many communities . , . to carry out| tnfation and the American Econ- ‘speech today, adding a restrained the mandate of their office with re- | omy, by E. 8. Harris. | comment, that it was “not without spect to law enforcement in their interest » ’ respective communities.” Real Estate Law, by Robert . | Kratovil, In its international review pro-

State Police Aid Offered After a conference with Attorney, Establishing and Operating a gram, the Soviet radio said, “more General James A. Emmert, Gover- | Service Station, by Charles 8. Sevin. gbjective and far-seeking observers .nor Gates said he would forward

the sealed information to the! Timing a Century, by Charles regard Mr. Byrnes’ Spevch a8 an

Floyd county officials, | W. Moore. attempt to win over to his side the

“The entire state police toes! Foreign Exchange, by C. Jacques better political elements in Gerstands ready to assist in making Gersbach. many.”

LONDON, Sept. 11 (U, P)—The|

Three bank presidents check the final detalls of the Union Trust Co.-Security Trust Co, merger . left to right are Russell L. White, Indiana National Bank; Volney’M. Brown, Union Trust Co. and Irving

Security Trust Absorbed

Details of a future merger of the Union Trust Co. and Security Trust Co. were announced today by officials of both companies. Under the proposed ‘plan, still to be approved by stockholders of both institutions, the Union Trust Co. will absorb the Security Trust Co. When the merger becomes effective, the latter company will be known as the Security Branch of tthe Union Trust Co.

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THE INDI \APOLIS TIMES : + Bank Merger Details Are Announced by Officials

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Charles. ' McKenzie |AMVETS Cmdr. Otto’ Passman were four other incumbents | |safely re-elected today in the Louis- | {lana congressional races.

lin the McKenzié-Passman contest.

Will Be by Union Trust

Volney M. Brown, Union Trust Co. president, will be president of the merged institutions, Irving W. Lemaux, Security Trust Co. president since 1928, will become first vice president. Plan New Building Officials also said the present Union Trust Co. structure would be | razed and a new structure built in its place. Presidents of both the merging| firms said the entire personnel of’ the

tained.

bank building, Mr. Brown said, all employees will occupy the quarters of the Security branch. The merged institutions will be

bank, with which the Union Trust Co. has been affiliated many years. | Combined resources of

sources of the Indiana bank’ on the same date, he were $286,665,303.

ARMY PLAN URGED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (U. P.).| —The British imperial general staff was reported desirous.today of promoting a common bond of training, organization and equipment between British and U. 8S. armed forces. Reliable war department sources said this was the objective of the current visit ‘in this country by Field Marshal Viscount Bernard Montgomery, chief of the British general staff. Gen. Montgomery arrived here by plane late yesterday after a visit to the military academy at West Point. He was greeted warmly at the airport by his old comrades-in-arms, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, U. 8. chief of staff, and Gen. Omar N. Bradley, now veterans’ administrator, British and American military sources said Gen. Montgomery was impressed in world war II with the need for a closer co-ordination of British and American training programs. His ideas, it was said, envision similar staff, corps and division organizations in the two armies. Items of supply including food, ammunition, guns, tanks and other equipment would be co-ordinated.

‘Dark, Says Tot

Surviving Binder

MIDDLEHAM, Yorkshire, England, Sept. 11 (U. P.).—Linda Feasby, 4, was following her father's binder as it clattered over a wheat field. She put her hands on the canvas intake roller and was whisked into the chopping compartment along with a sheaf of wheat. Linda slid past the razor-sharp knives and tumbled out on the stubble with a bound stack of wheat, Her trembling father exclaimed: “Those knives must have missed the soles of her shoes by inches.” Linda said: “My, it was dark in there.”

LOCAL BRIEFS

Registration for fall dancing classes will be held Sept. 12 from 2:30 to 5 p. m. at Brookside community center. Beginning Sept. 19, lessons will be offered in tap dancing and ballet.

Rev, and Mrs. Newman 8. Jeffrey will be honored at a dinner and reception in the community room of the Broadway Methodist church: tomorrow at 6:15 p, m. Rev, Jeffrey recently was transferred here from Trinity church, New Albany, Ind. A special program will follow the dinner. Frank Parrish and Miss Adrienne Robinson will give vocal selections, Miss lois Ann Goodnough will play the marimba and greetings will be given by Mrs. George Gannon, Willis Peele and Miss Julia Brake, James C. Jay will preside. 2

Employees of Kingan & Co., members of the United Packinghouse Workers local 117, will meet tonjght at 8 p. m. in "the Amalgamated Clothing Workers home There will be a discussion of the status of packinghouse workers in the present meat crisis.

The Teenart club will meet at] 7:30 p. m. today at Herron Art institute. Carolee Wisehart president, has announced that Elmer Tafling-

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LOUISIANA RENANES (Citizens Urged to

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A runsoff election seemed possible |

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the two! E merging institutions as of June 29 ! was $51,540,630, Mr. Brown said. Re- | | National | said, | ¢

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