Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1948 — Page 7

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killed going to fires than at the actual fire itself,” Judge Howard told the youths. “A false alarm | is no joke—it's a grave offense and one which should be punished | severely.” | Chief Lauds Convictions | The convictions were lauded by Chief Roscoe McKinney who he “PUNISHMENT—Ray F. Halloran of Cincinnati, Ohio, who wrote a prize piece pointed out that firemen have| telling why he doesn't like Texas, visited Wichita Falls, one of the cities he blasted. n Plagued with many false That was Ray's mistake. This bevy of Hardin College co-eds caught up with him at fw parm bn e Jhouty, the country club there and dunked him in the swimming pool.

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