Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1947 — Page 7
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Space for 3000 Graves At Lafayette
The Btate of Indiana today
the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Lafayette as a final resting place for Hoosier World War II dead. | | Qovernor Gates said the action of | providing free burial ground in a state institution's cemetery was “a small tribute which the state could pay.” . The Governor said the cemetery section, with adequate space for '3000 grave plots, would be maintained by the state without cost to, relatives of World War II victims, | Mr, Gates said the burial ground at the Lafayette home “far exceeds” the needs of the institution. Only war veterans and their wives are interred at the cemetery. i The first of the estimated 11,000 Hoosiers who died in the second! world war are now on their way! home. The state's offep of the land at| Lafayette followed requests by the American Legion for the use of a
130-grave section of Crown Hill| Cemetery in Indianapolis which was, FORGETS TROUBLES—Fiim star Rita Hayworth, whe is di.
reported turned down by the Army Vvorcing Orson Welles, "wonder boy" of stage, screen and radio, as inadequate. | forgets her marital troubles as she enjoys a dance at a New York tr | night club with movie actor Stephen Crane.
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Judge Robert Thompson recessed | (UP)—Torsen Akrell agreed today i the trial of Robert Brown and/to return voluntarity to Stock M EYER Prank Badgley after 60 prospective holm, Sweden, to answer charges of | jurors had been questioned and!roughing up a nurse while he was * most of them rejected for jury duty. kidnaping his sweetheart, Mrs. Thompson ordered 100 more venire- Louise Forsell, from a sanitarium. men to be summoned Monday. A police official said he did not 0 sy % The trial opened Monday. Brown know whether Mrs. Forsell wouid | land Badgley were accused of fatally go back to Sweden with Mr. Akrell, shooting John Gerka and Donald|a writer of detective stories. But] Cook when they questioned occu- the official said she would, in any pe ‘pants of a parked car in Hammond case, accompany him and Mr. Ak-| |last Jan, 11. ‘rell as far as Oslo, from where Mr. | |Akrell will be taken to the border | i and turned over to the Swedes. | 7 Presidency Too Difficult Mr. Akrell took Mrs, Forsell from | : For Woman, Says Farley the hospital Monday and fiéw her| NEW YORK, Oct. 16 -(UP)—No here. She entered the hospital to be’ woman is “physically and emotion- /trearted for a narcotics’ habit and! ally strong enough” to serve out Was cured when he took her out. i a full term as President of the! ' A United States, according to former Baby | Death ‘Accident’ has switched to Postmaster General James A. Far- | ROCHESTER, Ind., Oct, 16 we)| ley. |— Dr. Dean K. Stinson, Fulton | “Neither you nor I will live long | {County coroner, returned a verdict |
Calvert because ; | enough to see a woman President,” lof accidental death due, to suffoca- Calvert is smoother, | Mr. Farley said, addressing ation today in the death of | J
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Boys May Face Court for Wreck
Chief C. A. O'Neil said today that night, four small boys held for placing a spike in a railroad switch and de- | railing a Pennsylvania streamliner
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'a daughter yesterday of shock uf] of two men charged with the shoot- | Agrees to Return (fered when she fell from a moving |.
road spike in the switch, which! authorities said was not locked. O'Neil said an investigation would |oontinue to determine why a switch was not padlocked. He said a railroad employee re SOND ith ‘ported that he had lost a key to the Kokomo Quartet Now lock recently in the vicinity of the bt (wreck scene, ‘ In. Juvenile Home O'Neil said the four youngsters
KOKOMO, Oct. 16 (UP)—Police were held in a juvenile home last
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