Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1947 — Page 2

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: detective traveled to Washin the New York delegation

his comrades booing Presit Roosevelt is a war monger, “You Cossack”

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of an undercover policewoman who marched in the May day parade as a

square. As her contingent swung by, she shook her fist under her husnose s and shouted, “You

covered the police background of

One theory fs that the party got of a police payroll classification

Each police operative was sumto party headquariers. ....c found five or six men, including cameraman who photographed him. He was searched for police

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d relieved of party credentials. Then he was told he was a cop

Durham Faces Parking Charge

Patrolman Jacque Durham, who charged wholesale “payoffs’ of gamblers to some -police officers four months ago, has been. cited to appear in Municipal court 4 tomorrow to answer a parking law violation chaige, bp ~ A parking violation ticket was ordered placed on his private car while

this morning. The ticket was ordered placed on his car by Lt. Daniel Smith of the police traffic department.

demand why the ticket was placed

Patrolman ia: Caught in Coal Bin, ‘Arrested By Police held in city jail following their arrest early today. Arrested on a vagrancy charge were James H. Young, 958 W. 25th

st, and Wesley M. Hines, 354 W. 16th st.

the coal bin of the Weekly clean-

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off the war in Eurppe planted 28 detectives n in the ranks of the Communist party’ heve,t m, & Scripps-Howard newspaper, revealed ™

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agencies. 1 One particularly fruitful source of was a policewoman who been recording secretary of a branch of the Communist

Table elinics also were featured ’ | this morning, under the direction! Br - of Dr. C. T. Mayfield, Kokomo, !

American Youth “Congress. | e White House lawn, he wit- |

There was the humorous episode |

hed party member. Her husband, a on duty in Union’

Near the end of the squad's; existence, the Communist party dis- |

most of the undercover operatives.!

communist party identifications

in-a*‘prohibited-gone” in front of the county jail

“In court tomorrow~I'm going to

on my car, since police officers | have used that narkine =» ny

the jail freely for many years”

Two burglary suspects were being

Police said’ they were caught in|

ers, 450 W. 10th st. by the night an, A. B. Hunn, 347 Ww, ; st.

undetermined amount of Was taken in a burglary of tavern at 2656 Northwestern ave.

13th annual con- . Lincoln hotel m-L moves in behind the cold front Ralph Mexico. Slightly warmer weather | Minimum

e Daily Reports pu Howard Stafr Writer York's police department |.

the party they even weeked

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of a ——— "nee: Amis from the presi- FTW dent, Dr. George E Guse, Rush-|

with Dr. W. M. Krogman, Chicago, | Alibi for Disappearance to speak, tonight Dr. Lloyd B.| pg.» 1, st Louis today, Mr. Dodd, president of the Illinois State Pfeifier told PBI agents he invented

Held Get-Together Registration for the 26th annual Dental Assistants sessiom was held

pearance from St. Louis

When the impulse left him, he

Indianapolis. Ton president; Mrs. Margaret Sharp, A couple of bounces and he came the American Dental Assistants D¢ ought to do next.

association and Dr. G. M. Powell. , chief of the dental section of In- Bandits Get : dianapolis regional office of Veter- .

ans administration. .

supervisor of clinics. |

UN Asks Freedom | ue and rosseries

| (® Santo HH rn Young bandits took $150 from {OF Informa tici'™ "= Foun wiitt tik 0 sms

- Y.. May 19 riouor store, 1755 Howard st. The {(U. P.).—United Nations officials

LAKE SUCCESS, N.

today launched negotiations for clerk, Fletcher MeMahis, a

worldwide freedom of information Richland ave. told police two men

with a challange fo big powers to came into the store just before

i Kk Ww. fl. ane Tt was’a lt ot. Toether, the story to alibi his sudden dimp- , 3 NLS FO, SU: SOIC SE

“ up the *own hunting for the non-

He said he was seized by an uné oi cunman in the non-existent

y. | : controllable impulse to “drive someRelayed to Washington {yesterday and the annual get-t0- Lo on oper’ a dull day in St. Louis 3

BACK WITH POP—Larry Chastain finally was reunited with : father, M. W. Chastain, after getting lost yesterday in the | Suuyponl. hotel Speedway crowd. A guard spotted him crying and tock hime fo the press pagoda, where Speedway President Wilbur Shaw made afl sorts of promises fo fry to stop the tears, Larry didn't dry his eyes | until a full squad of queds came in with fis father.

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Now that they think of it. the Oe pe It of the SUMAN detailed description : ; Was ng m ; imagined Mr. Pfeifler hore a The business session got wnder- s.on W. Washington st., ae to Edward G. Robinson im one of his tough reles. Mr. Peiffer is in the electrical

_ [Power & Light Co. pumping station | - Police said today bandits netted on White river north of Gardner | © ,more. than $230 in week-end hold- lane overcame six persons Llib ‘night before the leak could

plugged.

a} The gas leak was discovered by | ‘Alvie Phillips, 64, of 614 S. Meridian st. ‘an enginder for Wab[nits & Deters, an industrial “concern nearby. He was overéame {while working in the ares and taken

surmount ideological differences closing time Saturday and while to City hospital

and “safeguard freedom of informa- One ordered some whisky the other Also overcome while mvestigating tion and of the press throughout dulled a_gun. He said the robbers

the world.” (fled an foot.

France declared in opening the first two men forced him at gunpoint to meeting of a 12-nation United Na- turn over ‘$45 to them Saturday

The subcommission, named after left, he said.

cia] council and its subsidiary ave. at Commerce and Ludlow aves.

of the globe. ‘chin.

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the leak were Firemen: Francs {Commons and ‘Donnell “Wallace. | “The United Nations must and John Devine, 1243 Roosevelt ave., at] a loves a Dan * a. ‘can not fail in this task” Assistant attendant of a fliling station at Li * yt Fo Slavens on - i ‘Roosevelt ave. reported to ice | WeT® . were Secretary-General Henri Laugier of Roo po po City hospital. The leak was stopped under the : : {direction of J. C. Cunningham, tions- subcommission on freedom of Night. The men then ordered him | nformation. to the backrSom of the station and Safety director for the light com- { pany. lohg weeks of negotiations in the An unidentified assailant knocked REDS NEAR CHANGCHUN

United Nations economic and so- out Russell Mink, 1833 Brookside, NANKING. May 19 (U. P.).—Chi-

nese Communist troops seeking to agencies, began what probably will yesterday moming and robbed him recapture Changchun, the Mane be years of discussions aimed at of $35. Mr. Mink was sent to insuring the unfettered flow of in- Methodist hospital where eight eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek a vear| | formation to and from every corner | stitches were taken in a gash on his ago, were reported today fig

‘within 10 miles of the city.

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NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- | rivers will continue to recede in

CAST SUMMARY: Warm, humid | flooded areas of Oklahoma, Texas |

alr from the gulf of Mexico will | and Kansas, determine weather in the eastern Partly cloudy skies are sched-

early tomorrow. (See air flow | and air mass arrows on the Foto- | to North Carolina, also over

cast) The weatherman says, Oregon, northern California and _Thundershowers will develop | western Nevada.

from the Gulf states throygh the (Consult inset chart to deOhio Valley to the. Lakes region | termine cloudiness for your ares this afternoon and tonight,” | during the next 24 hours.)

. It will be cooler in the upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys i tonight as cool Canadian air

valleys and the coastal sections of

moves inland from the north Pacific. (See alr mass arrow.) temperatures will range from 40 degrees at Bis- . Marck to 74 at Miami tomorrow

‘extending from Michigan to New

slopes | clude Duluth 43; Milwaukee 50; y 88; New York and Phila-

third of the U, 8. tonight and | uled for most of the U. 8. tonight. | It will be clear from Massachusetts |

‘Fog will form in the inland {

southern California as -cool air |C

‘ morning. = Lowest temperatures |w. nde rms rre pictured for expected in the nation's cities jn- |

Chicago 52; Detroit and Kansas |

~ | deiphia 58; Washington, St. Louis Say | and Cleveland 60; Atlanta 66; Pt;

Worth 70 and Memphis 72 de-

grees,

Official Weather

UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU

eri MAN 1D, IMT Sunrise. 5:77 a. wm, | Sunset... 7:

Precipitation 24 hrs, end. 7:30 a.

Total precipitation since Jan. 1 ..... Deficiency since Jan; 1... 1.78 The following table shows the tempera-'¥

ture in other cities:

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