Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1948 — Page 5

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Strikes Tree In Corn Field

Bad Weather Warning Ignored by Pilot Times State Service KOKOMO, Apr. 14—Three residents of Decatur, Ill, were killed shortly after 6 a. m. today when their private plane crashed five miles southwest of Kokomo. The victims were identified as R. E. Bryan, the pilot; his mother, Mrs. Viola Bryan, and his grandmother, ‘Mrs. Loda Fry. The pilot had been warned not to take off, because of weather conditions, said Mrs. John Rugicka, wife of the manager of

the Ruzicka airport here, where the plane had been temporarily

Craft Hits Tree “I have a private pilot's license| and I can fly any time I want) to,” &rs. Ruzicka said Mr, Bryan! replied. - ! The plane hit a tree and crashed in flames in a' corn field on the J. H. Padgett farm. All three bodies were pinned in the wreckage and were badly burned. Mr. Bryan and the two women flew here Monday from Illinois, to attend a funeral at Forest. They had intended to return yes-| terday but were persuaded not to! make the attempt, because of unfavorable weather.

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Hint McDuff As Party Chief Of Democrats

Urge Committeeman ‘Free From Bossism’ A demand that Democratic committeemen be “free from bossism™ in voting for a new county chairman next Saturday was made today as reports were circulated that party leaders h agreed on a candidate, It was reliably reported around)

put Paul McDuff, city patronage secretary, on top of the list of | candidates for the chairmanshi At the same time campaign as-| sociates of William C. Erbecker,| candidate for the Democratic| prosecutor nomination, issued a

tion. Doesn't Indicate Choice i “Every precinct committeeman| in Marion County should be free, from any bossism whatever in| making their choice for the chairmanship,” becker. The candidate, who is opposing

cutor nomination, did not indi-|

cate his choice for the chairman-

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al choice of all committeeeamen

Erbecker said.

Linder, former county attorney;

ming Air Crash At Kokomo Floor Covering Clo: Elecrs

New officers recently elected by the Indianapolis Floor Covering ad Club to serve until June 30, 1949, jare Albert Masten, {Howard JohniCity Hall that party leaders had “9%, vice presibert Knowles, p./secre tary and ‘treasurer.

lected were Fred Kohimeyer, W.

statement, demanding that party ©- paterson. B

i Loui leaders refrain from putting pres- Rainier, Gon sure on committeemen in the elec- nt Connell. and

{George Albright.

tion holds its meetings the first Wednesday night of each month {in the Lincoln Hotel. | i — ——

rted Mr. Er- pe . wit; Sheriff Foils George S. Dalley for the prose- Escape Plot

UP)-—Sheriff Harold Zeiss today - ty- disclosed that he had foiled Any chairman who is the ac |escape plot of 24-year-old George

would be all right for me,” Mr. [Hess of Ft. Wayne. '

Other possible candidates for Ft. Wayne, was arrested as an the ehatmanship include John accomplice, the sheriff said. |

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an 18-year-old youth wearing a! red leather cap grabbed her after| school yesterday as she was walking through the Merrill St. underpass. He mumbled something she could mot understand and fled when she broke away from his grasp, she said.

Routs Prowler Here ~~ FEY William E. Burgett fired at 20K Pact With Spain prowler in the gird of his home| MANILA, Apr. 14 (UP)—The ‘ ’ at 270 8. Temple Ave. last night Senate today ratified the Philip- Gets New Look after the man swung at Mr, Burg- pines treaty of friendship with « ett with an unidentified weapon. Spain. Seventeen Senators, one! The James Whitcomb Riley, Mr. Burgett discovered a lock on more than required, voted ap- 2° of the New York Central

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RESCUED IN VAIN — Nine-months-old Freida Cox died today at Genéral Hospital after she was rescued by firemen from her burning apartment at 423 S,

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rented homes, it is priced at| through the flames and smoke to United States Air Force veterans The other new models) pick up the baby from the floor while the British flier, who led are the gyromatic with automatic|and Battalion Chief Arnold Phil- the group, was said to be a vetsoap injector and the de luxe with| lips

Baby Dies, J Save As Fire Rips Home

Burns Are Fatal To Frieda Cox

Johnson. city traffic engineer. Alli, eputies: Arthur Fayior : | a . , et in the ey y and Don Rudolph inspected the . - : : eset rameter. parcel and found six 10-inch All’ Leather or Satin from Heel to Toe, : i . 5 hacksaw blades. i i 5 £ Demote Fireman | The sheritt said the woman aa- with the wonderful Bulltn Wedge! i . mitted. putting the blades with the » $ | On Drink Charge cookies. She told him that sive, ® White Leather © Black Leather © Black Suede 3 _ and Hess planned to be married ° . ® Black Suede With Gold Tri 3 1 The Safety Board today ap- a5 soon as he had sawed his way Black Satin ac e id nm ob proved the demotion of a leu- out of jail. ; 2 ‘A : tenant in the Fire - Department ° rrr rp ————— Send 15¢ to cover melling. \ 3 ‘who had been found guilty of . 3 charges of drinking on duty and Calls Coal Settlement at a . 2 | being absent without leave. ‘A ‘Temporary Opiate’ gant an ® 3 was reduced to private and sus.| WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 (UP)| snnt® aun ® 2 ” = 2 pended for 15 days. | Rep. Fred A. Hartley Jr. (R. N, “ od feat 7 rebesenant » : E In other action the board ap- 7) today termed the coal strike onenen LI Yee aE proved the following: 7 |settlement a “temporary opiate” @ Poss wed ® aod die —nabe emanated » IV Khe SolloWing eolice Sar. and said he will press for action cansmenement 0 aan EE reniepetett 8: geant Frank Gallagher, effective 0 his new anti-strike law. Color samannnememnab?® 4 ®

One of two children rescued and the demotion of Cpl. James author of the Taft-Hartley Act, from their flaming home at 423 Mangus to patrolman. {has drafted a bill to unleash the Ia the Fire Department Marion anti-trust laws on unions striking today from burns at General Hos: Harakas was promoted from pri- Against two or more competing vate first grade to lieutenant and employers, 9 months-old Oliver E. Neiman was promoted |. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arvin from chauffer to mechanic senior bring it before his committee only|’ Cox, was found unconscious on grade. The resignation of James|if a aqal settlement became imthe floor of their upstairs gpart- A. Moore, mechanic senior grade possible.

8. Alabama St. yesterday died

pital.

Frieda Cox,

ment by firemen who fought in the Fire Department, was also through flames to reach her. Her 2-year-old brother, Randall Cox, was found crouched un-

. der a bed unharmed and carried Greeks Detain

out of the building by firemen. 10 U S Airmen

A third child, David Cox, 4, escaped down a stairway, scream- ATHENS, Apr. 14 (UP)—A ing to neighbors: “Sissie’s dead.” high government source said toFire, apparently started by an day the 10 American aviators overheated stove close to the who landed without permission i wallpaper, broke out while the of the Aegean island of Rhodes mother, Mrs. Dorothy Cox, were being held for questioning stepped out for a few minutes to hy police. the corner grocery store. One British flier also was held. The alarm was turned in by| It was understood that the Mrs. Nora Pinkham, first ' floor up was en route to Lydda apartment, who heard the child Airport, Palestine, in four twinscream. The mother returned engined British planes. about the same time and rushed Papers produced by the men, upstairs to rescue her children the source said, indicated that

Brindisi, Italy. The Americans

Capt. Michael Gardner ran were understood to be former

rescued brother. -, P-L > L)L. The baby was revived by an . inhalator but was burned over a Loyola Unit to Meet

third of her body. | Alumni of Loyola University,

the 2-year-old'eran of the Royal Air Force,

- The baby was still wearing a Chicago, living in Indianapolis bandage on her right hand where and surrounding area will meet she was burned when her crib|at 5:30 p. m. tomorrow in the The Rev. Ger{ard G. Grant, alumni secretary, is employed at and William Davidson of the university, will speak.

caught fire from a stove last! Claypool Hotel. Mar. 26. The father Kingan & Co.

WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO MEET

The East Park Women's Society of Christian Service will meet at 10:30 a. m, tomorrow in|} the Good Will Chapel, 215 N. Senate Ave. Miss Emma Bateman will be devotional leader.! Mrs. W. F. Fields will sing and | Mrs. H. J. Lytle will speak. |

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