Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1948 — Page 9

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THURSDAY, wre 1048

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Indianapolis Soldier Overseas a Year

Cpl. Donald L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Smith, | 1041 8, State Ave, is now a mem-| ber of the 624 Signal Battalion stationed on the outskirts + Sendal, Japan, ‘ Cpl. Smith entered the servjce- in. 1946 and. has been over-, . seas more than a year: Pvt. William R. Smith, former | Indianapolis resident, has been | assigned to the Albrook Air Force Base, Canal Zone. Earl H. Cole, apprentice sea-

man of Indlanapolis, is serving. aboard the aircraft carrier Philippine Sea operating with the Medi-| terranean Force. He is the son of Mrs. Emma Westbrooks, 550

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Times State Service y NEW CASTLE; May 6 — The board of public works has adopted| {& parking meter “courtesy nickel” | {proposal of the Chamber of Com-| merce for increasing good will of] local shoppers. The Chamber, realizing that| TUCH 1IT “will” results when a shopper either puts coin in a defective meter or inadverténtly is) detained beyond ohe hour, plans) to have its retail committee appropriate. from available! funds, turn it into nickels and deposited with the chief of police. When a patrolman notes a vio lation, he makes out a riolation| ticket but also puts one of the! courtesy nickels in the meter and| issues a courtesy ticket. If he| finds the car still in violation on his next trip around, he removes {the courtesy ticket and a $1 fine]

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—May 6, 1918 Sunrise .... 5:41 | Sunset... . 743 | Precipitation 24 brs. end 7:30 a. m. 03 Total precipitation since Jan. 1... 14.63} Exc cess since Jan, 1 30

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A total of 59 cases was reported, 20 more than for the preceding week. Of these, 25 were reported from Texas which reported 10 the week before. North) Carolina reported an increase from two to seven and Iowa from two to five. No other state re- | ported more than three cases. | While it is early for infantile epidemic, |

in the Texas report. In recent years the annual summer out-| breaks, whether-large or small, have started in Texas and Cali-|

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