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day sentence suspended on condition he “get out of town." June 16, 1039, arrested for trespassing in a Columbus, O, railroad yard. Fined and Jatled, but details. not shown. Aug. 4, 1939, arrested in Buffalo, N. Y. on charge shown only as C. C. P. Bentenced to a year in the
$500, July 31, 1940, sentenced to one | to five years In reformatory in Terre Haute on charge of petit larceny to which he pleaded guilty. Dec. 4, 1940, sentenced one to five years on petit larceny charge from Greencastle. This entry fails te jibe with above, however, since he could not legally have been
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Erie county penitentiary and fined |
paroled so quickly and there 1s
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no record “ either of parole or escape.
Oct. 21, 1943, charged in Conners-|
ville. with breaking and entering but nodisposition showri, - Feb. 22, 1944, sentenced in De|catur circuit court to 10 years for first-degree burglary. Discharged by parole board May 24, 1046. Dec, 26, 1946, arrested for vagrancy in Indianapolis, dismissed. Jan, 1, 1947, re-slated for grand larceny, later dismissed in Criminal court, division 2. July 22, 1947, arrested for vagrancy, re-slated for first-degree burglary in Criminal court division 1 and placed under $7500 bond by Judge Willlam D. Bain. Present status.
Arrange Burial Rites
Times State Service LEBANON, Ind. July: 20.—Funeral services for Frederick Thomas Carey, 57, former livestock and real estate dealer of nearby Whitestown, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Whitestown Baptist church. The Rev. Frank Buckner, New Bethel, will officiate.
Burial will be at Mts. Run cemetery, Boone county.
veteran, a member of Brown-Dolson | | Post, American Legion, {the Whitestown Baptist
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Toca Wan to Get| Britannica Post
Harry C. May, manufacturing vice president of Electronic Labdratories, Inc., Indianapolis, has been named executive administrative officer of the Encyclopedia Britannica; effective Aug. 1. This was announced today by E. H. Powell, president of the publishing firm. + Mr. May will assume his new duties Sept. 1. In making the announcement, Mr. Powell said that Britannica had of. fered the position to Mr. May several months ago, but that he was unable until this time formally to accept it. Mr. May will supervise such administrative activities of the company as the controller's office, the credits, collections and personnel departments, and the production,
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Burvivors include his wife, three
They said Orlando Ranoni was steering while standing up and Har-
Lebanon, | children, three brothers and six old F. Watson was on the floor opchurch | sisters.
‘erating the pedals with his hands.
warehousing and distribution of]: Britannica publications. No changes| in the executive personnel of those| = departments are contemplated, Mr.|
two men who were driving the same 4 {car at the same time. Mr. Carey was a world war I and ‘Whitestown Lions club, |
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