Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1947 — Page 9

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2 Holdup Men Rob Grocery Here

Holdup men and footpads prowled Indianapolis last night. Mrs. Anna Nelson was held up in her grocery, 2002 Columbia ave, by two men. One pinned her arms to her sides as the other rifled the

“cash register for $120

Three men attacked and at tempted to rob John Minor, 65, of 1348 Commerce ave., at 18th st. and Roosevelt ave, Mr. Minor was cut on the hand and treated at City hospital. A passénger tried to slug cab driver Robert Mythen, 31, of -302 Villa ave, He picked up his fare at Illinois and New York sts. and was driving north: on Central ave. when the passenger hit him a glaneing blow. The man then fled the cab. A man about 21 years old snatched the purse of Mrs. Carrie Miller, 75, of 420 E. Nerth st, in the 500 block of Massachusetts ave, The purse contained $1.50.

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Jovernor, as an advisory board. Each member would be paid $15 a day on actual working days. The commission secretary would: receive $4000 a year, Property to be acquired under the proposal includes three square blocks north of Washington st, between Senate ave. and Missouri st.

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Al Capone were still a family secret today. His survivors apparently ‘want to conduct simple services for the . former Chicago gangster and {racketeer, The funeral director disclosed that Capone's family had withheld arrangements, Capone's coffin remained in a room open. only -to

and the block north of the state Rep. George Henley (R. Blooming-

Indianapolis). Natugal Resources Bills Offered "Meanwhile four conservation bills backed by the state conservation | department were introduced into the senate. All of the measures | were designed to protect Indiana's natural resources and provide for their care and maintenance, Rep. Tom Leahy (R. South Bend) today introduced a bill which would outlaw wage differentials | based on sex. The bill iin that women In factories doing substantially equal work be paid the same wage as men, New Accountancy Board Asked Another house bill would abolish the, state board of certified accountants in favor of a state board of accounting. And a fourth bill proposed to the house this morn-

bers of the state board of dental eaxminers from $10 to $20 a day.! The latter measure also raises the re-registration fee for dentists | from $3 to $10.

apolis) introduced a bill to establish

in each county of the state. The {board would have authority to levy | fines up to $1000 for violation of their censorship orders. | Another bill introduced in the house today would create a 60-mile-per-hour speed limit in the state. The same bill provides mandatory {jail sentence of five days for the first conviction on drunken driving.

Hindus to Speak

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Maurice Hindus will speak on “Russia—Today and Tomorrow” ati 11 a. m. Friday at the English theater, under the idianapolis Town | Hall series.

| quent visits. The author of

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| more - books “on Russia than any | other American, he also wrote for |

| the New York Herald-Tribune. His latest book is “The Cossacks.”

"aunderall’ Men End Meeting

The two-day session of the “Launderall” national service meeting, sponsored by F. L. Jacobs Co. will close today at Hotel Severin, Ap-

48 states are attending” the session which opened yesterday. The meeting, first of its kind to be held by a washing: machine manufacturer, is for distributors, service managers and service Per sonnel. Speakers at today's sessions were to be Merton Wilcox, chief engineer; |William 8. Lyhne, plant general manager of ‘the Indianapolis divi(sion; H. ./D. Stolcenburg, natonal {service manager for “Launderall”; | Edward A. Ash, director of the ap!pliance division, and J. W. Stigall, {sales manager of appliance division. { Mr. Stolcenburg, Mr, Ash and Mr.

day, talking on sales. Highlights of | {yesterday's meeting were a tour. of | {the Jacobs Co. plant, 1100 W. 21st st. and a dinner at Hotel | Severin.

Two Toxitab Drivers’

‘Licenses Suspended

The city licenses of two taxicab drivers were suspended for 30 days by the safety board today. The. action was ‘taken on testimony that the drivers, Clarence | McNabney, 724 N. Alabama st. and {Charles Albright, 630 Ft. Wayne | ave, refused to pick up as pas|sengers a blind couple and their [two children.

The suspensions were part of a'

crackdown program inaugurated by the safety board to. correct illegal |practices of taxi drivers,

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Capone died Saturday - night. There was a report that private services would be conducted here, the body later to “be shipped to

His brother, Ralph, said that he would announce funeral plans at

‘Senator C. F, Fleming o. Hammond), Tabor concilliator for Lake county, today introduced a fair em. ployment practices bill “with teeth Shines i A fair employment board would be set up under the bill. The board would consist of a labor commissioner and four members appointed by the governor. Sets Up Civil Right * It would be ‘authorized to

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