Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1947 — Page 11

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HOLLY HILL, Fla., March 24 (U. P.).—A coroner's jury today planned

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Endicott, 34-year-old son of a wealthy Atlantic City, N. J., nightclub owner, He died from a bullet wound in the head at lis automobile trailer here early yesterday. Mr. Endicott's wife, in another: section” of the trailer ‘when the shot was fired at about 4 a.m. Sunday. She was unable to shed any light on her husband's death, He died six hours later in a hospital without regaining consciousness. It was not known how long the couple had been living in the trailer park,

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HARRISBURG, Pa, March 24 (U. P.).—Retired U. 8. District Judge Albert W. Johnson.was acquitted today of conspiracy to obstruct “justice and defraud the United States, The Lewisburg, Pa. former judge was the principal defendant in the trial. Two of the judge's sons and

victed. A third son of the judge, Capt. Albert W. Johnson Jr, was acquitted. The jury deliberated about 24 hours. Eight Bankruptcy Cases The six defendants were indicted after a congressional investigation. The indictment listed eight bank-| ruptcy cases and three criminal | cases In which they were accused of negotiating for the sale of fa-

Indiana Bell Telephone Co. has awarded C, W, Brady, Beech Grove, a gold emblem signifying 30 years service with the Bell system. Mr. Brady is a test man. He began his telephone career in 1912 at § Washington, Ind., with the former-gi§ Central Union |} Telephone Co. His first job was carrying mess sages. When Indiana Bell organized in 1820 he became a

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and then as a cable tester, He has heen a tester since 1936. Mr. Brady has been a member of Telephone Pioneers, a 21-year service organization, since 1938.

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vorable decisions and court appoinitments. The house jodicialy sub-commit-tee described Johnson as a “wicked, evil -and mendacious judge who! used his ‘court for black market op- |

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licious and degrading sort.” Two months before the indictment, Johnson resigned the $10,-000-a-year judgeship and waived his retirement pay. Judge James A. Fee immediately imposed the maximum sentence of two years' imprisonment and $10,000 fine on each of the four convicted co-defendants. List Defendants They were: Donald M. Johnson, 46, former Snyder county district attorney, a son of the ex- jurist. Miller A. Johnson, 52, Lewisburg attorney, another son.

John Memolo, 61, retired Scran-

- | ton attorney, now awaiting a new

trial on a tax evasion conviction. Jacob Greenes, 46-year-old Scranton beer salesman,

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SHERIDAN, March 24 —William | Ulrey, who has operated the Gamble |store here for the last 11 years, has | announced that he will sell his business soon and move to Arizona because of poor health.

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Council Considers 57,000 Requests:

Additional appropriations totaling $57,000 were considered by the county council today. Reappearing in the appropriation ordinance was a request for $1600 to purchase a staff car for Prose|cutor Judson L. Stark. More than |a month ago the council voted down

. | Prosecutor Stark's request for a

car. Since then, however, Colinty Republican Chairman Henry E. Osirom intervened in behalf* of the prosecutor and suggested that the appropriation be reconsidered. The biggest request was for $34,000 to finance the newly created criminal court II. It was formally opened in the basement of the court house two weeks ago. The request was made by Judge Saul I Rabb, appointed judge to serve

v until 1950.

Other requests included $15,000 asked by the county highway “department for the purchase of road grading” equipment. Circuit Court Judge Lloyd Claycombe asked $1500 to meet a salary increase for his chief clerk as provided by special bill in’ the Jegizla. ture, . The council will vote on the’ appropriations tomorrow.

Threatening telephone calls and, whispered warnings concerning the | vrs. fate of missing Peter Hubbell con-| tinued over the week-end: Mrs. Deloris Hollingsworth of | 5414 N. Capitol ave. said she was| warned over the telephone by an unidentified man to “keep away!’ from the Hubbells.” She is a friend of Sallie Jo Hubbell, sister of tue missing boy. aig +Mrs. Hollingsworth’s father, C. L.| Mink, said he thought the call was | either the work of a psychopath or! “someone with a poor sense of humor.” A. Z. Shimer of 6275 N. Pennsylvania st. said he received a mysteri~ ous phone call Saturday night in which a child's voice pleaded for help.

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The child told her he was at {downtown address ‘which a found to be vacant, Mrs. Merle Docker of 3253 Holt rd. said she received a call Saturday from a woman who, threatened the life of her 16-year-old daugh(ter, Martha. A woman has made ‘most of the telephone threats, | A neighbor boy was threatened by, {a call from an unidentified man to | Mrs. Alene Couch of 30 E Ninth st. |Saturday. The man said he wanted | $60 or the child would die. He then banged the receiver, Police and sheriff's depities tended to regard the calls as the | work of cranks.

11 Men and 1 Woman To Climb Mt. McKinley

BOSTON, March 24 (U. P).—A mountain climbing party of 11 men

North America’s highest peak today to carry out the most ambitious scientific program ever attempted on 20,300-foot Mt. McKinley.

and one woman was en route to

Headed by Bradford Washburn, |by the expedition is the use of airdirector of the ‘New England Mu-|planes to parachute fresh foods to

[win spend two months on the fey slopes of the Alaskan mountain, making observations and studies of scientific phenomena. | Mr. Washburn's wife; Barbara, 32, who has accompanied the ad-

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