Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1947 — Page 23

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«Y, A 3 fe i % ls ? ‘XR ada EE woe dan AE RAC UE peed ed 3 gE SR pe mmav UNE We "HE INDIANA ii cat Han Ma A | newspaper: vendors would not be| Colying Wright Jr. NY anal A: a y : el ’ _ |subject to social security payroll; "7 pL : 1rX-IN eB ra DURA in 1 ian ' | deductions. Has Third Son A ™ RX: ; i. : aphro~ | legal | "At a special session. last night, HOLLYWOOD, June 13.(U. Py. 0 D0 Bb Of do Le RET n people out of the committee heard representa. | Actress Cobina Wright Jr. and her ta al Ii Now. Ds ecause the opers. | J or tives of newspaper publishers urge| husband, Palmer Baudette, were : ; or wi : up on chocolate PY . passage of an exemption bili by trying to agree on a name for their nh ; 1% : Ar A intil them, were a WASHINGTON, June 13 (U. P.),| Rep. Bertrand Gearhart (R. Cal). third son, a six-pound boy bornj 8 : i : | EVANSTON, n.d 13 (U. P).| . ir that Si Ml —Ohairman Harold Knutson (R.|The ‘measure would: exclude news| Wednesday at Hollywood hospital. | . . —James Wesley Mclain, who Sonsier “rin biggest business Minn,) said’ today his ‘house ways| vendors from provisions cf the so-| Miss Wright and Mr. Baudette = armed. $3500.00 4. ‘zadio Eo away, Pan July ‘and circus and ‘means committee would “un-eial security act and also from in-|were married in 1941 when he was : yy . 0 as the ining bik ood, too. As for doubtedly” approve a bill whereby |come tax payroll deductions. an army corporal. : original “Dr. I. Q.” and gave up his| P¢ ive movie equip to big n Air Terminal Sit career ‘to study for the ministry,| > y. And just as well have _ * r Termind ite Beaded for Bis ‘new ‘parks | WOFth $10,000—many of the volumes usiness. they did. » A Near Old Structure - | Texas with his last $35 in his = theology Ane ok | The Rev. Mr. McClain, his : By JACK THOMPSON. pocket. tractive wife, Dols, and three chil+{eq . Work on a $4 million expansion|. + The Rev. Mr. McClain’s ambition | dren, ranging in age from § yea gh, about the ice program for Weir Cook Municipal is to become a country parson, and| to 8 months, left town immediately | spon EVer SAW & man airport is expected to begin in the as such, he never can hope tolafter the exercises, A of r had a girl with : first part of July. y J make more than $2400 a year. He will take over the Eastland, Li the hed oe GY ot een Som He vas among 10 students who| Tex, mission on July 1. Bastand|ds & mets 0 e oi av n y elt and received diplo - : i re to perpetuate sioners in City hall yesterday. Enel Plomas yesiar-115 a town of 4500. _| delinquency. Shan wij vihar Jn : The board agreed that a new : = - : : SE 3 iC $750,000 air terminal should be lo- x : ny many of the ; WHITE WILL G0 TO YOUR cated in the vicinity of ‘the old Li . 4 ig : ¥ J BI, f : structure, It authorized P. H, Roett- ; : - hitcance of tne © | HEAD WHEN YOU SEE sirishoreois asltvsised 5 5. oui Tr Rds lo e action, anyway), range with CAA for construction RA oo . altural tribu- THESE SAUCY of a new control tower directly in QUACKI!!?2*-Cop who ard to the : j front of the experimental station.| found this duck strutting down ii Sundse, Unless Edward James, local architect] busy street in Los Angeles, 2p : n, too—the dis- Hg who has drawn up the tentative| Cal. gets armed escort as he THIS LACE-LOVELY SLIP IN FOUR DELICATE lish may go to master plan for construction at thef tales it bn leash to humane fe ry indeed any place ? » airport, outlined the improvements _. .. . : ! aapolis, Ind,’ ; to the board at yesterday's meet- ye: vin hese claimy by ing. - : t re i At any rate, I New Buildings Are Planned Quiz Lohau h ' Ruesch & Hart- The plan includes the new ad- ~ e block (at the ministration building, two new|_- nia racticed pouring hangars and paralleling of several ) new dish was runways. Airport officials believe | ings ere ' Li ame Yous, they the building program will help lift 4 | AM called it the local field from 10th place to 3 ; i ' fifth ranking airport in the nation. Seek to Clear Up bi because Mr. James said if the plan is i if me through the carried out the airport will be able ayings of 2 Women 3 0 : car to prove it. to handle @ larger volume of busi-| Detective Sgt. Fae Davis today 5

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ness’ than it will see in the mext|questioned Ralph Lobaugh, con10 to 15 years. fessed sex slayer of three women Roscoe Turner opposed the city-|;, pt Wayne, to determine whether

backed plan as “fantastic” and one that would result in loss of much|De is also responsible for two unsolved murders here.

existing revenue-returning space. : ; Toes His rns eine pace i Chicago detectives, after grilling mainly at the location of the new the 30-year-old , Kokomo factory terminal, which he said should be| Worker, said they: were satisfied he : is not the man they want for the

placed on the east side of the old terminel where it could not inter- brutal murders of two women there. fere with the use of present in-| 1Lobaugh yesterday signed detailed confessions admitting the

stallations. Turn Down Terminal Plan slayings in the northern Indiana

Mr. Roettger wanted to have the city of Anna Kuzeff and Billie terminal constructed at the north|H288a in 1944 and Mrs. Dorothy end of the field near the CAA sta-| Howard in 1945. tion. He said the new building Goes to Aid Husband would take care of passenger traffic, Detective Chief Jesse McMurtry while freight and airmail operations |Said Sgt. Davis would question Lowere being conducted in the old|Paugh about the bizarre Claypool area. The board voted down his hotel slaying of WAC Cpl. Maoma {suggestion ~~ oon Ls. Ridings of Warm Springs, Ga. 2 A meeting’ was called for next in 1943 and the assault and death

|Thursday when it is hoped a de-|of Mrs. Dorothy Steck in the rear

site for the new terminal. Mrs, Oma Lobaugh, 43-year-old The board instructed Mr. Roett- ‘bride of a month, went to Ft. Wayne ger, Mr. James and Mr. Turner to yesterday to aid her husband. She “get together” in the meantime and | said she did not believe he was work out a suitable location. guilty of the slayings he confessed. Mr. Roettger said he expects CAA| The tall, bespectacled Lobaugh to oppose the spot decided on for|Monday walked into the Kokomo the new control tower. The ques-{Police station and confessed two tion probably will have to be settled [of the Ft: Wayne slayings because

in Wi n because CAA wants |of a guilty conscience and asked to the tower on the east side of the|be locked up “for fear I will kill my field, he said. wife.”

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yesterday by a freight train, re- ‘police recommendation for passage mained in critical condition at|of a new ordinancé providing jail Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lewellen,| oom ’ plained that his staff has in2939 Moore ave. The boy suffered vestigated recently many tases of : B Oe or Simos . Ee io Sajirusd made by a West side married wom- : » Inter-| an who complained to police that were riding their bikes alongside the railroad track. Apparently Michigan =, : “Investigation of this case and front: of his companions “told | the woman merely had an argupolice. . PARI pasion 8 ment with her ‘boy friend’ and reThe woman finally admitted that her original complaint of rape was Samuel 8. Tyndall, son of Mayor In Night Plowing Tyndall and former member of the ANDERSON, Ind, June 13° (U Hill & Knowlton, 'Inc., public rela- : work delayed b tions counsel, John H. Hill, presi- 10a Up on Wor y y the weather, was in a serious condiTyndall joined Hill & Knowlton |the wheels of a. cultipacker. in New York in 1944, He served| The victim was Frederick Robsociation and returned to New York| Hospital attaches said the boy in 1946. was driving a tractor which was lations manager of Curtiss-Wright| He was taken to St. John's hospital. Corp., propeller division, Caldwell, land. WASHINGTON, June 13 (U. P.). ~The army and navy announced Miss Evelyn Simmons, 2f New |g: white Sands, N. Ms, to try out Augusta today suffered head in-|¢p, deadly rockets at greater disblock. She was taken to Methodist 30-mile square area are being exhospital, : panded to include the full 90-mile Simmons crossed in front of his car 75-additional instrument stations and he was unable to avoid striking are under construction, each . guided missiles in flight. Of WIRE Broadcasts rT} Jordan conservatory will observe Start 2d Leg of Trip : over WIRE at 5:15 p. m. tomorrow. |p) __ a caravan of C. I. O. and A. Earle Howe Jones, member of |p 4 1, union members today becommentator. Hartley labor bill, | Between 70 and 80 cars departed The number of Roman Catholics in|town early last night, the United States, Alaska and Ha-| The caravan's next ‘scheduled ‘official 1947 Catholic directory. The ed .to join another delegation of J GM ai h

. gw Remains Critical false reports of criminal assaults on A 10-year-old school boy, struck women here resulted today in a Methodist hospital. penalties for such statements. He is Donald Lewellen, son off petectife Chief Jesse McMurtry 3 Didien arm ma faeus pnjusles rape that were not true. on 18 . Yee ron The most recent false report was section, Don she had been criminally assaulted alq and three companions in the rear of a tavern on W. confused by the roar of the ap- x proaching train, the boy turned in several similar ones disclosed that ported rape as a device to get reS : S I venge,” Chief McMurtry said. amuel S. Tyndal W . p . false, he said. . ns Promotion |goy, 7, Injured editorial r p op 9 ing his father with night plowing dent, anucuiiced. today, | tion today in a hospital with in4 native of Indianapolis, MT.| juries sustained when he fell under a year in Washington o- assign-| bins, son of Mr. and Mrs. William ment to the Aircraft Industries as-| Robbins. Prior to - joining the Hill &| pulling the other machine. He Knowlton firm, he was public re-| fell off and rolled under a wheel N. J. He lives with his wife and two children at Lawrence, Long Is- Expand Test Grounds e For Rocket Range New Augusta Woman today they are expanding facilities Struck by Car Here | °F “lied missile testing range juries and bruises when she was|i ina struck by a car in W, 71st st, 5000) meting stations that now cover a Frederick L. Clarke, 5467 Carroll- f th ovi ounds, loton ave, told deputy sheriffs Miss Jength of ES provine = M. Some her. \, equipped with radar and other elecAn ———————————— ld tronic instruments to follow the Jordan to Mark 5 Years the completion -of six consecutive! To Protest -Labor Bill years of Jordan music broadcasts| wyrrrAMS, Ariz, June 13 (U. Jordan's piano faculty, will be solo- | oop the second leg. of a trek to ist, with Walter D. Hickman 88 | washington to protest the Taft‘|Population Increases = [trom Los Angeles yesterday. The NEW YORK, June 13 (U. P.).—|vanguard reached this small desert © | waif has increased 86,049 in the last overnight stop was Tucumcari, N. | year, it was disclosed today in. the |M, or Amarillo, Tex, They expectnew directory said the 1947 Cath-'cars from San lolis population total was 25,268,173. bus, 0. aH

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