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7 Stents Given Degrees At Butler

Dr. H. N. Sherwood Delivers Address . .

: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Medical Officers onament Is Unveiled Get Pay Boost On Casey Jones’ Grave

JACKSON, Tenn, Aug. 8 (U.P). Casey, remembered by folk-song. ~The legendary railroader “Casey died in the wreck of Engine 382 WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U. P).— Jénes, nicknamed after his home- and “took his farewell trip into The army announced today that an!town Cayce, Ky, got a clear track the promised land.” additional $100 § month will be paid. today into the promised land of | In the distance, a whistlé" blew- : remembrance. a “soft, low blast on a modern ; lar effective Sept. 1 to all TERA A monument Was unveiled yes- streamiiner. But it was different army medical and dental corps offi-| terday on Casey's previously un- It wasn't like the distinctive ery . {cers and other officers serving vol- marked grave. His 14-year-old on Casey's cab, for “all the switéh{untarily in those corps on extended granddaughter, Barbara, pulled a meh knew, by the engine's moans,

Eighty women and 87 men were active duty. (rope and an American flag slid off |that the man’ at the throttle was 14-Piece candidates for degrees at the an- Maj. Gen. Raymond W. Bliss, the bronze and marble monolith Casey Jones. Reynolds army surgeon general, said the ac- which read: Aluminum

nual summer commencement today in Sweeney chapel on the Butler university campus. > President M. OQ. Ross was to con-

{tion was authorized by congress in| “Erected to perpetuate the leg- Cub a bill signed by President Truman ‘end of American railroading and 8 Quakes Recorded this week, ‘the man who became its symbol of NEW YORK, Aug. 8 (U. P).—

“The army regards this not as a' {daring and romance. Two slight earth tremors were repay increase but as an equalization | Oldtime railroadmen who worked corded on the Fordham university | measure designed to bring the in- With Casey before the turn of the ejsmograph today. The tremors \comes of medical and dental corps century attended the ceremonies. ware recorded at 2'44¢ and 2:48 | officers more nearly in line with They swapped stories about the , n, (Indianapolis time) and were those of civilian doctors and’ den- high-balling Casey and that night located about 1309 miles southwest! tists,” Gen, Bliss said. {of April 29, 1900, when he raced %0|,¢ Now York, near Cuba. 1S IT KIDNAPING?—Dally Cox of Greenville, Tenn. 24.year- {His death whiie: Sounding e curve ¢ . old divorcee and mother of a 3- -year- old daughter, is held in Detroit Naval. Officer Choten Oe es nal anf ey Mois for investigation ef the "kidnaping" of Louis Kotronis, 16, Dayton,

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Noble Sherwood, executive secretary of the Board of Higher Education of the Disciples: of Christ, was to give the address. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Bachelor of Arts—Gloria Jeanne Attkisson, Mary Margaret Deets, Mary McClenaBert Lowe Myers, Marjorie Shultz, Robin Besucham Bimler, and Hilkka y ndianapolis; L. Harold Burr, straitord, Conn,; Grover Brecken-

ridge Gord Oxnard, Calif, and Gor- Last Wild Ride | man. Pritchett, Lognspart” Pauline O., lad shown with her. The allegations: She "lured" him from his To Head Atomic Group Sim T.. Webb, Casey's fireman on FUEL Cc 0 Qiark John Wendell Georse, Wiliam Har, home to get a job so they ceuld be married. But said Loui; if WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 (U. P.).— that last wild ride, remembered » ar wer all "of Indianapolis. Mar-| it was a kidnaping, he was a "willful victim." | The Atomic Energy commission has Casey's last words. The train was 2000 NORTHWESTERN AVENUE

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Connersville, and Andrew Bryan William: Di cer to head its new division of se-! “Oh, Sim,’ Casey said, Mr, Webb | 1902 S. EAST ST. son, Jr. Eldorado, Il. ijvorcee Firm on Wedding curity and intelligence. recalled. “The old ) ' : 0 { p . girl's got hex COLLEGE OF EDUCATION The officer is Rear Adm. John. %.. high-heeled slippers on tonight.”

of Science—Thomas Edward |

Bachelor oe Bek Seances ih Botkin. I iiam FP. 'H k § a Man’, 1 é6 | Gingrich, 50, now assistant chief With that they roared on to fame Geyer, Helen Lam Hancock, Phyllis Har-|~ un (o} | of naval operations and director of and glory. Sim jumped just ig

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he rington, Patricia Joyce, Meichoir D. Per- _. Wallace R. Potter, Ann Rabinowitz. DETROIT, Aug. 8 (U. P.).—A gay, red- Y ed divorcee who is charged | NAVAL reserves, ¥ 3 the crash. Satis, Nidan Shel Taaarand Bonda M | with luring a 16-year-old schoolboy from his home because “he is a a — . : ¢

Voss, all of Indianapolis Mary EB Airhart, Marion: Joyce Baird Boshea., Lebanon: Naomi Frances Canine, Crawfordsville; Margaret E. Christie. Aus-| tin; Charles P. Harmon, Pittsboro: Frances Caroline . Herbig, Greenfield; Robert William James, Grosse Point, Mich.:. Olive Gates Kinsley, Ehelbtville: Naomi Ruth McKenzie, Lawren Emil Neeme, Grosse Pointe, yikes Mar ‘Ellen Pumphrey, Carisle, n mke Watts, Nobles-

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- Bachelor of Music Education—Leora May Crumrine, Robert ©, Gwyn, and Marymae Stamper, all of. Indjanapolis; Annie Foust, Anderson; Constance Idella Mc-] Clure, Eaton, and Curtis H. Miller, Zions-

ville. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Bachelor of Sicnte.cFone; £ Flack, Jr, ||

William Henry Hull, and Frank Herbert Wolf, all of Indianapolis. Candidates for the bachelor of science degree in the College of Pharmacy include Earl F Schiesz

|day. She is alleged to have lured

hunk of man I can't live without,”

never prevent her from marrying her lover.

Dolly Cox, 24-year-old mother o

waive extradition to face authorities in the ‘boy's home town, Dayton.

But she also declared that at the first opportunity she and Louis Kotronis plan to run away to Ken- | tucky where “we can get’ married in only four hours.” ' Miss Cox was arrested for investigation by Detroit police Wednes-

young, Kotronis from his. home Louis was placed in the juvenile detention home to await the arrival of his uncle, Arthur Polezzo.

'and about a week ago we suddenly

warned police today that they will

f a young daughter, said she would

victim.” Dolly, whose home is in Greenville, Tenn., said "she had met the “man of my dreams” while working in a Dayton restaurant owned by the uncle, “Louis worked there after school

knew we were in love,” she said. “I knew he was under age and that his folks wouldn't let us get mar-

tan. North,” New Zealand, snd Elizabeth that if she were to be charged with ried there

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