Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1948 — Page 2

Polio Epidemic

polio epidemic iprobable,” despite the fact that! 228 cases have been reported so far this year. Board officials said that this

1047 to 150 this year. hit this Jear. officials said.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

has reported 30 cases.

two of them Fatal. Other counties with

Cases or more | year Wer Delaware, 21; 16; Lake, 13, and Allen and Daviess, 10 in State Unley’ ma Trooper Slaying | Indlash Board of Health S¢hool Romsarked GREENSBURG, Sept. 16 (UP)

Vandals last night broke glass wiiam Johnson, a 19-year-in all elassroom doors as J y James E. Roberts School Yor Crippled Children and tore other the ministry, walked into a doors from their hinges,’ Harry courtroom today to listen to atClark, the custodian, reported 10 torneys attempt for the third

Poliee, The entire building was day to seat a jury to try him for

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of ’ of paralytic MAN-CAUSED FIRES About 90 per cent of America’s ber venire, called for the trial Monroe Céunty is the hardest'forest fires are man-caused and were excused from jury duty yesIt therefore preventable,

2 Jurors

old boy, who wants to study for

murder. Twenty of ‘a special 250-mem-

Shelbyville sat quietly|capture. iE pe listening in-| Two teen-age tently to the attorneys.

Johnson and William Price, serving two-fo-25-year fer both of Evansville, were convict-l,}. Indiana Women’s ed after their first trail of shooting Mr. Smith and sentenced to pLAN CARD PARTY life imprisonment. a Johnson sought a new trial Holy Rosary School and appealed its denial to state Supreme Court. The court ins at 8 p. m.

iterday. More will be questioned

granted a new trial because it schaol basement. 324 Stevens Bi.

FLESH 1 TINTS—The Jopaies woman at left and or panion have an advantage over most folk in that wherever hey io their favorite pictures with them. In fact, ! “ from them. The couple was among memos attooing Club at their first, post-war convensome of which takes 25 years to complete, genfrom classic Japanese folklore, |

er on Adks R Paroles;

38 Brought Republican State that he “abused” ry clemency powers

‘to Mr. Springer's charge in an address Democratic women's rally here last night.

Mr. Creighton sald the New Deal way would be to ‘spend and spend until the money was all gone and then pass a lot of‘ 80+ |called emergency tax legislation, that would remain on’ the books’ i nti the Republicans took it off,

! Church Plans Farecrell

Party for Pastor Northminster Prospyterian have party |

Bley MAY! Members of the committee in 8t the end of Share include Edward Lacey, adminis A.

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Creighton GOP Editor

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