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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1947 = THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ :

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“Strikes Road Grader; 5 From Ballet Russe Troupe Among Injured

Special Duty Engineer From Indianapolis Dies in Wreckage of Cab

PT. WAYNE, Oct. 8 (U, P.).—Officials of the Pennsylvania Rail-| road said today that five members of the Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo were among those injured yesterday, when a passenger train crashed into 'a road construction machine and jumped off the tracks. | Three of the train's crew members were killed. Eight other passen-| gers and crewmen were hurt in addition to the Ballet Russe members. | Harding Dorn, 23, New York, a dancer with the troupe, suffered al Mr, Foshee had been employed! broken Pelvis and Bani) Epstein, |nine y&ars by the railroad. { 25, Brooklyn, a member of the| geryices are to be held at 10:30) orchestra, received abdominal in-| a. m. Priday in Moore Mortuaries|

juries. Both were hospitalized. Others in T Hurt |Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Tye {Memorial Park.

Other injured members : of the, ballet troupe were Jerome Lewis, I reman Lyle M. Martin, Ft. 29, Brooklyn, bass fiddle player; Wayne, died at a hospital. Yvonne Chouteau, 18, Muskogee, Fireman Badly Injured Okla, a dancer, and Salvatore! Piazzo, 28, St. Louis, Mo., French! Dennis Gerlock, Ft. Wayne, a horn player. “dead-heading” fireman, was in All were released after treatment critical condition in a Fi. Wayne and continued with some 70 other hospital today.

AERIAL VIEW OF WRECKED TRAIN -— Three persons were killed when this Panteyvanis Railroad passenger train crashed into a heavy road construction machine at a grade crossing two miles north of Ft. Wayne. Here is an aerial view of the wreck.

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members of the troupe to Dayton,| The accident occurred 3': miles O., for their next engagement. northwest of Ft. Wayne, To Boost Rents C. A. Perry, 63, Pt. Wayne, engi- The train, traveling abeut 40 neer, and W, R. Foshee, 32, Indian- miles an hour and carrying 15 Landlords collecting © rent inapolis, died in the wreckage of the passengers in addition to the ballet lcreases up to 15 per cent withou locomotive which swung around and|troupe, crashed into a heavy dirt Bt : y lp t valid written leas crashed into an earthen embank-|conveyor loaded with gravel, entering A a ! W eas | were warne oday agains nis vioment. | The accident occurred at a grade fr Ry Mr. Foshee, a special duty engi-|crossing where the conveyor was lation of the law, neer who was riding in the cab, was moving across the tracks. The con- Phillip L. Bayt, area rent director pinned in the wreckage and work- | veyor driver, Gene Smoleke, FL. {Indianapolis, called attention to the men had to use acetylene torches wayne, jumped to safety. lease increase provisions of the fed

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Mr. Foshee had been transferred to Grand Rapids, Mich.,, about a month ago as an assistant trainmaster, but had not moved from his home at 432 N. Forest Ave, He was married and the father] of two children, James, 5, and William, 8. Also surviving are his wife, cluded: E. W. Barts, 60, Grand Vera. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. |Rapids, Mich.; Leo H. Milford, 40,

{eral rent law because of Three coaches and a mail car of the six-car train were dragged off the tracks with the locomotive. Two of the coaches overturned in a shallow ditch. The accident tore up 600 yards of the track.

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2 Plastic ‘Cube’ Designed to Hold Contents py a | Single Egg With Shell Removed

CHICAGO, Oct. 8 (U. P.).~—American families soon will have a new | morsel to round out a square meal--a square egg. |! Cubed hen fruit, as a matter of fact, already is a reality. The idea | was hatched by one David Adams, a Concord, Mass, inventor who tells {all about it in the “Digest of New Inventions.” Actually, the square es is a plastic “cube” which is designed to sang hold the contents of a single” egg with its shell removed. The hen's job ends when she lays the egg in the nest. ' Science takes

I. S. to Increase Farm Electricity |x Sam: ous wae ue

the bottom holds the entire contents Hope All May Have of an egg and the top clamps over It by 1952 . he Sieh Stig, sing . reaking ol e eggs, packag Delegates to the National Farm and sealing of the shells can be Electrification Conference learned done by automatic hinery, Mr [today that the Rural Electrification] | Adu mac bd . ms says. He is working closely | Administration hopes to make elec-| |with ‘a New ‘York outfit wi as [tricity available to nearly every developed & new i, Vick lia {farm in the nation by 19562. {"shocks™ food by electronie | That alm was brought out In| ogses, Keeping food fresh without tepanel discussions yesterday during grigeration, the opening session of the confer. According to the inventor, there ence, Other panel discussions were] : ntages to scheduled today, Claude R. Wick- RE lot of advantage square

t nistrator of the REA, will "ry, Admins First, the egg won't break or rofl

speak on “The New Era in Agri. wan ey off the table, | Present goal of the REA is wk] You save a lot of space in packe ing electricity available to 800,000) ing it. ® or more farms within the next two| It's easily cleaned. s years This is an achievement | Boiling won't crack it.

which may be accomplished by ex-| Impurities are removed in the tending pcwen lines into areas packaging Process. which up ww mw have not been

enough va the feeder lines to Police Win, at Pinball, Take Man Into Custody

; SB Police who played pinball maIrom REA Satis Jes WH le ion chines at the Tansy Shell Service y Mer stale was among 11 Where more|q,.,.,, go N. Delaware St. last hn than 90 per cent of the farm areas night confiscated machines and .|weve within reach of electricity. 4c one arrest after the machines yt| The figures showed that 141,200 .11.06dly paid off in free games , yw Indiana farms are electrified. Some, william A. McLemore, 53, of 818 17.500 others are within one-fourth N. Delaware St., was arrested on &

Close make cheap power available. The Indiana conferees learned

electricity, machine act.

William Foshee, Indianapolis, and Ft. Wayne, a traveling brakeman; |

a brother, J. A. Foshee, Logansport. {Frank Spalding, Richmond, Ind, a mail -clerk;--Doyle Dawson, 27%:

Ft. Wayne, railroad flagman; Elmer | Wood, 58, Portland, Ind.,

a brake- mp roo oT roc man; Homer Stuckey, address un-. ST RAL SS STRAUSS known; Charles McDaniel, address SAYS: SAYS: {unknown, and Lynn Clark, address PASSENGER CARS OVERTURN—This i Is a a ground view w of part of the wreck. | unknown. mii ———————— on a— tinimn b——— 4 %

it | American steel trust Head, Myron . Taylor” and “the agent of American monopolies, (Francis). Cardinal AR Be Hp Of New 083, vv {who is closely connected with the ”

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MEET GENE KELLY Dog That Bit Two ‘Warmonger’ List called the fight of American mo-

(himself)—her . Senfor te TA 0 {Is . Declared Aol ror iri fr - auliopolists for world Jomination. — - EE ne

...Thursday afternoons from | - State health authorities reported Ni In d Pe 4 to 5—(for a pre-game (today that a dog that bit his owner ow C U es ope " get together) and a 6-year-old neighbor boy was its attacks on the United States Morgan bank. rabid at the time. MOSCOW, Oct. 8 (U. P.).—The and President ‘Truman in particu-| The three-column article, simiThe owner, Earl Williams, 1750 ‘Soviet propaganda organ, ‘Literary Ar with a long criticism of ther to those the magazine recently E. Tabor St. and neighbor boy, Gazette, added His Holiness Pope Pope and what it described as his pyplished on the United States, was

| Thomas Castor, 1765 E. Tabor St : . : . alliance with the “American mo- written by Boris Kandidov. He prewill receive Pasteur treatments. Pius XII to its growing list of “War n,nolists.” dicted that if the Pope continued

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