Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1948 — Page 12
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‘ a 19-cent reduction in the town’s Reported to Jury and girls are oh to. develop tax rate for 1949. Ra as they move into the early teena. The rate was reduce rom alleged to have sip ope u “Boy friends” and “girl friends” $4.03 to $3.84 by the Marion ing of her ex-husband was Intro- fhould be expected by parents, (County Tax Adjustment Board duced as evidence in her murder and even welcomed. {during hearings last month. trial today. All of us want our youngsters i State board members took the The 46-year-old Indl apolis to have a happy family life when 'p§
} =. JErseaway City cate under advise: Few things cost so little as laundry work divorcee who is charged with kill-| they grow up. One way to assure | \ -
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volver as evidence, State's Attor- [by the youngsters and which/growing up and we should be| |—Vandals wrecked ‘three pe ney Harry Riddell placed Law-| self-conscious. (h y to see that they are grow-| rooms of the Longfellow School rence Smith, police officer, on thejorier. ales he ee par- ling normally. And to have spe- today and apparently started a Telephone MA. 7561 and Routeman Will Call stand. Officer Smith was on thei lo "00 4" thor relatives may well|clal friends of the opposite sex is fire which destroyed one section em : Re original police run to the scene of push the youngster into a more very normal. ‘of the building. ~~ | 588 the slaying. a ———————— — qo——g “This Is the Gun” He identified the: revolver as the one Mrs. Oder gave him after] the shooting. Officer Smith told the murder trial jury of seven women and five men Mrs. Oder said, “I shot him. I'm glad I shot him. This|
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| Mrs. Felix Vonnegut will return to Indianapolis today -aftef| attending the opening sessions of the UN General Assembly in! Paris. Mrs. Vonnegut spent several weeks in Europe as a member of | a tour sponsored by the magazine, United Nations World in co-| operation with the United Na-| tions. She visited the European) headquarters of the United Nations at Geneva, Switzerland, and| also Venice, Florence, Naples and Rome,
Thieves Get Hankering For $50 in Smokes
Burglars who last night forced entrance into a grocery store at 3320 Madison Ave. stole cigarets valued at $50, deputy sheriffs said. ; Joseph Teipen, owner of the | store, told deputies that a steel {file box containing personal papers was_also taken. It was recovered on a highway several miles from the store, deputies reported.
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$400 in Auto Parts Stolen in Burglary
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