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. wx FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1947 bi a? THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Th | PAGE oii = 1 Napolea Sl A arid iwse be Co oa a a | = 4 Napoleon Bank Cashier Awaiting Sentence =.= == sim sea=s ol ree ree : } ; , a ve: ; ; : 3 McClanahan Admits $64,000 Theft; E. F. New Jr. Joins Fdueator Assails (Girl: 5, Forgives Half of Operations ox. ce this No Berl 1. Noth of Grahasts

Case Is Referred to Probation Office Law Firm Here ‘Cruel’ Daddy

Robert M. McClanahan, 38 years old former cashier of the Napoleon| Edward F. New Jr. lms been «Prof Eisenhower | BALTIMORE, Sept. 26 (U. P.).— Held ‘Unnecessa FN a VAL 4 a Blond, blue-eyed Barbara Green, 5, I® : \ TER RECOMM HB

ton Street State bank in Ripley county, pleaded guilty yesterday to charges of mitted as a full partner in the law| embezzling more than $64,000 from the bank in which he worked. oo firm of New & gazed Wonderingly around the at of ' courtroom, then looked up at her| One-half of the nine million i : Al 4 \ 2

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» rred roba ficers St 3 3 writ DT Yup rele Ho lo al pe I A of] 4 New, following his College Head Lashes daddy on the witness stand. surgical operations performed in} “McClanahan until the probation board makes its report. | Joven graduation U. S. Policy Makers - | Raymond Green, 27, admitted America annually are unnecessary ; ¥ i tos Jana une ot vu. /having held Barbara's hands against/declared Dr. R. Reyes Garcia ofjf Lo bY) versity law schooll GREELEY, Colo, Sept. 26 ( i RE a oD Tat fr Sts Springfield, Mass, at the = & HA

Other federal court cases: Hubert Payne, 26, a truck hoi) Lassie Hoosier, 36, of Evansville, go . i | pleaded guilty to receiving an alwas the 16th of 18 det is so 2 | lowance from a soldier who had|: convicted in connection with the| 4 (5 pe her husband. Her theft of liquor from an overturned| was referred to the probation |; truck near Lawrenceburg. | office. Q TEE { . When the truck overturned, | { : rion A. Rhoades, 43, of Evanstownspeople ran riot with the ville, pleaded not guilty to inter-| broken whisky cases, FBI agents state transportation of - a stolen Mr. New : said. When government agents ar-|, ior He will be tried Oct. 13. i rived at the scene they found bot-| Fill ristre 38-| tles hidden throughout the entire ~1De more postmistress, d8- a54 State Bar association, Ameritown and even floating from buoys

and. admission top) Dr, George Willard Frasier annual convention of the I or sit ‘ling & bun from a neighbor's apart- on of ihe Intemas Served. two yeary|retiring president of the Colorado | ment. tional Plasmatic-Therapy _ which with the amphib-/ State College of Education, said} “Your honor,” he said, “I only opened day in the Sjokel Sovein. lous fleet in the|Teerday that Gen EisenhoweFlyanted to break her of the habit|,, An pals the southwest Pacific KNOWS NO more’ about running ioe taking other people's property.” i. pe av He is » member university than I know about run-| wri» said Magistrate Reuben tions on Americans every year are | of the Roberts TinE an army in sme of battle. , (Coplan, sternly, “is the most bestial actually Walied a= yx in| Park Methodist| a ater ns He alCmeN (act ever to come before this court.” SURPREY: Linde a ore t church, Sigma Nu fraternity, Indi-| .o ¢© body as he DY out| “You are a cruel father,” he told| waver Denny gave an address of f tod a Green, “and thevsentence I am go- : year-old Madelyn Kelley, pleaded)... Bar association, and the VFW |against our national policy-makers, | : ‘e > ' ‘land ber of military men /\n8 to give you is justified by your THERE ARE NO BETTER guilty to claiming $231 more sal-| [snd the number @ ary cruel act. Nine months in the state NE, FETTER FURS

in the Ohio river. Payne was fined | | " Inow in % oti Ts , i $100 and costs on his guilty plea/SrY, UID WAS due to Ber, Ee Ct HEADS POLICE CHIEFS [Row in key Dende Hille Jobs. caded|BOUSS of correction.” i to tie theft of the interstate ship-'q DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 26 (U. P.). for war, and our only salvation lies| A court ofcer started to lead| RA ORD n |—The International Association of/in education,” he said. “But, for|™ go wo. ‘wiggled out of her chair -

Arthur Cox, 69-year-old patent A Terre Halle grocery OPErator| are of Police today elected the first time in history, this na=|anq ran after him, but a police ma-

medicine manufacturer, pleaded ni 0 Lage =. lee ator | Charles W. Dulles, San Francisco/tion has more soldiers than teach-|iron restrained her, MA, 530) 17 N. PENN, ST. ; . : guilty to a charge of violating 100d |r .\ terfeit sugar ration coupons. PONCE chief, president for the com- ers. Such a ratio points toward| “Let me go,” sobbed tha little girl. A SAFE PLACE TO BUY FOR THOSE tyne and drug regulations. - Operator of yr. will be tried Oct. 6 at Terre| NE year, : open conflict.” “I.want to go with my daddy.” \ WHO DON'T KNOW FURS PY < best in a highway stand near Sullivan, the py... : -

picturesque vendor pulled out a bot-| ,, 3 tle at his trial and presented a sales| Sxines aoe 2 Sheluyvile.| talk to Judge Baltzell. His case transnortati oe | transportation of a stolen vehicle. was referred to the federal proba- gis case was referred to the protion office for pre-sentence inves- pation pice. + possible tigation. | Four times married Anna Pearl Cyril E. Kimbrough, 34, of Evans- Head, 30, of Terre Haute, pleaded ville, pleaded guilty to a theft of not guilty on a charge that she mail while working as a postal | fraudulently received a $240 govclerk. His case was also referred to/ ernment allowance on a former the federal probation office. | husband. James R. Groover, 17, of Elwood, Jesse H. Nunn, 55, a former Richwas sentenced until he becomes 21,|land city pastmaster, pleaded guilty] on a guilty plea of transporting a|to being short $58 in his accounts. stolen vehicle across state lines. |His case was referred to the proJames H. Hall, 26, of Owensboro, [bation office. Ky. was fined $100 and sentenced| The case of Homer W. Willis, 42, | to two years in prison. He pleaded of Evansville, will be heard there —QUIlly TO & charge of Steahmp ane Ses He plated hot guilyattempting to cash several postal the possession and transfer of savings certificates. |counterfeit sugar ration coupons.

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