Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 June 1947 — Page 4

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|For Assault Here PL re me ena 10. INStall Officers day for a middle-aged, bald-headed a 4 ers ! $1 ies man who raped an East side house- - 8 Tired of Being wife early yesterday after dragging WOLF TERKE i 30, Pl ." . Blackmailed' bee behind a house tn the 900 block | Harvey T. a Jake yy ae oi ui / ; R Ey . ‘Gladstone a t iy Temblor ai TO ues |” The viotim sud the man “grabbed (the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythe - on fhe 0 50,000-Acre Area Periled | together the lite story of Vera West, her she tlighted from an E|!88 of Indiana tonight. William P, A lst june 30 (U. P.).~The first of three critical levees one of the movie colony's foremost Sn = kin ote roley 04 Sisal Sarncs Ie Tale of Eatetcie on : The ' [ sharpest earthquakes . Louis esigners, el to the 8 “ A - PR . - managed to ’ po ns before the highest Eo Ma blackmail os har So said. AT 100 M. P. H.—Newest "giant of the rails" from Baldwin Locomotive Works, [escape from wm when he began(Oficers Wo charge. Mr. Ow will the figur 1 108 yee fy : "| The body of the attractive, 47-| Philadelphia, Pa.,is this revolutionary 150-foot, 6000 horsepower locomotive which [Paci for Bi6 Ue clasp, she said), gun. of Waters Reoceiph ! Hoye engios ad ihe Shouies Jsiand levee 3 near Jean oan on ng *d| combines principals of conventional steam boiler, steam turbine, and electric drive. |scene and were checking the Belghet” ther officers to be Matalled ares Surplus L RR to with: Eee een Moore to Deanna Durbin,| ‘Heat Srerdy of coal is transformed into steam, which generators convert into 4000 [berhood today. Chester A. Davis, Bedford, grand Last ye the eresting river. | 4€T the Bros. eh was found early yesterday In the kilowatts of electric power—~good for. 100-mile-an-hour travel, It made its debut as [ine sears with & reine otc wank artegie. Indianapolis. rand. pel $20,676,000 WAIAF DOUHDE OVEE | ren. J GR roo of the sprawling] & C- & O. unit at the Railroad Show in Atlantic City. . "| amin the same néighuorhood on|ate; Reuben L. Robertson, pa he te Foci Ross R. Bejurtch, Meistant ransh-type ume 3 ware | ve ng T vu Signs New oy enlistments and - re-énlist-| Under the new law, which be- ug or a, Toby Jeti. Mss, ran ng. Sectu wb Benty. Sam or The u ismologist Louis university,| “This y. tired ITUMAN Army on . comes effective tomortow, an orig- lar said the embank- (08d the quake wes the WANEStHof being blackmailed” read one. |Recruiting Measure . | The. measure lowered the mini-inal enlistees can choose roots: (pial te GAY AREF INO AAC OR, VAR Buren, grand iar 38 IL, and the long gprs dba ag sib dmesg WASHINGTON, June 30 (U. P)./mum age for volunteers from 18 to|2, 3, 4, 6 or 6 years. Under the old ter ave. approximately two blocks|fleld, grand inner guard, and Elto . ike 30u of Chester 1 in 1910 ; os Ee ed —Presiden Truman Wday signed . Witt parental consent must |law, only one or three-year enlist-|from the scene of yesterday's at-|L. Marquart, Warne, ton at at. % they would con-| ,., Shock made tall bulls ous Ee pod tyg ne mala kite ii at tin SE He uid a aug; Ln id Hi ; back of a torn : I RRR | 00,000 tc bald buck the Pres: ‘ha. |svaY I downtown St. Louis. Many| Both notes were sddressed tol3 | Hm { irr earthquake last night|DUrBIAr alarms were set off as win- “Jack Chandler." Police believed pr ——— en Neb. inc the area severely. The dows crashed under the vibration. |that may have been her way of ad- y v . EE — at sald, however, the Chou- The quake struck as engineers dressing her husband, Jack C. West, : : Ya i Sie i at island break was ue entirely|called on every able-bodied man to|salesman for a cosmetics concern. ) ! o X to water pressure and that none of |help save levees along a 150-mile| Mr. West was away Saturday A / ‘ shatply "the dikes was damaged by the | stretch of river front. night on-a business trip, police were , 1 : time high tremor. About 30,000 persons were home- |informed, but was on his way home : x : rains p quake struck at 11:25 p. m. [less In five states as result of floods when he read In the newspapers of ~—_2__ py - ny The rec ( . . - About 5000 additional had re-| He said he knew nothing of the The BUY WAY’ f | di | — was antici turned to their hemes since Friday [blackmail to which her notes re- : A 0 n anapo Is ) = Jodges v as tributaries of the Mississippi be- ferred. He added, however, that ean to fall from record highs which [his wife was subject to periods of we / ; ye wrecked an estimated $250 million [depression and had been “emo- , i : . ing of sh damage in the past month. tionally upset.” ¢ 7 : and olber The Mississippi stood at 39.3 at| Mrs. West was born in New York 3 ’ would’ aff 7:30 a. m. and was expected to rise (City and studied at the Phila- ¢ in td or al come. Bul to 305 later in the day. The crest delphia School af Design. - 000 aa of the raging Missouri was already e worked four years as & : rialized. pouring into the Mississippi at Al-|signer in New York. Then she : , : ton, TIL, 20 miles north of here. |came to Hollywood, where a friend So the call of the Outdoors has you wiier jis Shell « 5. 3hd you're looking for togs. to tke to sk ipo The Missouri crested at St.[gave her the job of designing for camp. - 10u ju e rough and ready ou you want in our Sportswear Department. i Charles, Mo., last night at 35.3 and [Colleen Moore. She soon joined - ) profits ta began 10 fatten out from there to Universal studios and vas hesd of and befor its mouth. eir designing department from . Rock Bed Shifts 1926 until she resigned recentty to A. “Fruit of the Loom” Campers’ Shirt Made Jn. released

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