Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1947 — Page 2
To or. 100, or; Wonk ak; 1068 she] ‘Istadium dr. and © Milburn ave. from & “Slum” to a “beautiful real- |! dential district and park.” Rt x The. commission will study the — Tan. Tr Then it will aninounce its intended action,
[$5000 Left i in will |To Keep 18 Dogs
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[Edsett Appointed Hunt Nine Wh ee are ld N.Y. Jal
It was hinted that the commis- WARSAW, Jan. 3 (U. R).—Eite- rd, has been appointed manager|. you yORK, Jan, 3 (U. P)~
Residents Protest sion will decide to continue the pro- (tion violence ‘was increas- | of the Indianapolis office Of the|new York's 17,000 policemen were ~ Clearing Plans |sram in spite of the numerous pro- 108 thicHEhOUS lday. ‘potlan| MCB a RL |on & mass manhunt today for nine tests, Ag ] ho esca in ‘the slush | ees representing residents| In that event the decision, ‘c- [Peasant party lade, haryed that Sonvies a oaped antiquated “blighted” area on the nearcording to the attorneys, will be [the security police . Sysisatioally Brooklyn jail yesterday. de of the cit iy 5 De cdo nar ekg snd, mds The escapees included a vons —- fide a uld [five superior court judges. Tollowers, | fessed . killer, who was awaiting a declared unanimously they ‘woul With the elections scheduled for " ‘Igo to the limit ofthe Jaw: to “save hearing.
n. 19. Poland in a state of the community from being razed. Hand Grenade Found un § Pane as President Bole- The men reported for sick call,
through the bars of a in Abandoned Car slaw Beirut announced that he onde fg > “A “live” hand grenade found in|WOuld hold a press conference to ently, they’ fled while rea parked car today launched police [Present to foreign correspondents turning to their cells from the - - lp on ‘an investigation to determine ihe a defense against prison dispensary. Their absence Condition of National -|ownership of the car, found aban- charges.
: ill Was not detected yniil Yo oll popes} Asked doned last night at Vermont and| Mr. Mikolajeayk charged that the| memper of the Indianapolis Cham-|two hours after the escape. anks
: government security police had ar- ndian-| The break was blamed by prison| WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (U. Npolice said the car, which had |Tested 104 of his party's candidates bee ot Stiiéres uy the | on” officials on a shortage of guards|The comptroller of currency a flat tire and was improperly and the outmoded jail. Warden|a call today for a parked, bore license plates issued merce. He is married and bas one | Thomas McDonnell said, “this jail | condition of national for another vehicle. a. : | son. : 5 must be 100 years old.” _ 'close of hysiness, Dec.
| Lawyers Battle ‘Slum’ Project
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Ex-Adjutant General | Enters Business { Elmer (Doc) Sherwood, former adjutant general of Indiana and rate to_ “gbout hel cn-time close personal adviser to |Governar Gates, has given up his 'last connection with “public” life to sorbed “smoothly” into civilian jobs.|go into private business. : The total employed in the civilian! His resignation 4s Americanism
economy reached 57 million during|director of the American Legion was ||- the second half of 1946. announced yesterday. His Legionl}
activities will be limited, it was anlino Joi Hu J nounced, to serving on the Legion's For-& Escapees |-5 Ss mi tirement, he said, was to enable him
‘| national security committee to which TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Jan 8 (Uy geyote full time to his duties as
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rn a a veteran of both world wars, was appointéd Ameri-
National Senile; Paul Griffith inted hi + P.)—Police of Indiana and Illinois
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watch for four men who- overpowered a guard and escaped from the federal penitentiary here. . The escape was announced yesterday by Warden J. E. Overlade, who served as consulting expert last year in efforts to make the Wash-| ington, D. C., jail escape-proof. The warden identified the fugitives as Ray Anderson, 23, Assumption, Ill.; William C. Owens, Sioux -- City, Ia.; Ronald Riser, 22, Stockton, Cal; and Walter H. Szeleski, 24, Detroit. All were serving terns] for violation of the Dyer vehicle} theft act. Overlade said the men took ad- | <vantage of a skeleton holiday staff | to ‘escape and slugged Guard Roy J. Guendel after surprising him in the kitchen of the prison.
. after the escape, was reported in| fair condition at Vigo oounty hispital.
Heads Recruit Drive
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (U. P.).—| ‘Maj, Gen. St. Clair Street, wartime! commander of the 13th air force, has been appointéd to head the army's drive for recruits; He ts chief of military personnel procurement service in the adjutant gen= eral’s office
{of the National Leglonnaire, official
e ’ ti f the central Indiana guard, found unconscious shortly | ing. 9
president of the American Travelers || Life Insurance Co. He was named to the company post several weeks
ago. C He was discharged from service in February, 1945, to take Governor Gates’ appointment as adjutant |getteral. Prior to World War II he had served in the Legion as editor
publication of the veterans’ organization. While in the army he served as a public relations officer, part of the time-at Ft. Harrison here.
Edgar A. Guest, Poet,
To oe ics Scouts
Edgar A. Guest, poet and philosopher, will address the annual)
{council, Boy Scouts of America, Jan. 16, in Cadle tabernacle. Meanwhile an election of council officers will be held Thursday night in the Indiana World War Memorial. Reports of operating com-! mittees for 1946 and plans.for 10474 will be discussed. Members of the council meting committee are L. J. Badollet, chair- | man, Kenneth R. Miller, Heber D.| Williams, John W. Bailey, D. C.| Rowlinson,” Ed Bruck and Lloyd | Byrne, 5 bis
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