Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1949 — Page 3
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_.._Detectives probing into past of Daniel - Scott Madden,
bery-slaying of Mr. Sharpe when articles found in his room were positively identified by relatives of Mr. Sharpe, owner of the for-| mer Cotton Club. “We're conyinced that Madden was the man who robbed and killed Sharpe and that we'll be able to close the case as. solved,” Inspector John J. O'Neal said today. . Meanwhile, the ‘coroner’s office was continuing a hearing into the shooting of Madden. He was shot ~ by Kenneth Smiser, 120 N De: Quincy 8t.; last Saturday aboard an E. New York St. bus. Smiser pursued Madden after a holdup of Barnes Grocery, - 4835 E. New York 8t., and shot him after Madden opened fire. sistant, Dr. Robert B. Awalt Coroner's Verdict | reefer was “lemonade.”
The coroner's office .wiil make] . Fr : {Republicans in either the House France. |apolis 41 years. He was a mem. | recommenda secu- BP A Johnson, Peoria, Ill. rrmann Funeral Home and attor’s Hy ane ros Local Reef el eddler S jor the Senate. It will confine it-| She cabled dispatches from ber of Franklin Road Baptist| [Ratha Rood na Mrs, ne Jus: > - m, n Holy Cross Church. She cutor George Dailey said he self to looking out for the bestimost of Europe's major fightingiChurch. Regains, Indianapolis,” and 11|is survived by by tour nephews and y political interests of the party fronts, and once was blown bodily
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After Rejoin Stone Chairman Clar! a ; establish what J: called: | Mlalson” with them, Senate majority members yesterday finally named President Pro Tem John|® a Ness to represent them on a “political strategy” committee.
Wayne, minority floor leader; Jess|
committee to the group. 1}.:8. of Europe’ Only purpose of the strategy will: Be Topic
: {publicity GOP legislators weré Will speak at 11 a..m. Friday, on
agreed that the party -must—be-grani on. “The United States nome. {careful to avoid actions that Europe” : /might be hard to explain in fu-| An analyst of world affairs, b
Dr. R. N. Harger, I Indiana University ‘Aoxicologist, and as- [ture election campaigns. Miss - Kirkpatrick's - experience|Park after services at 2 p. m. in| Louva: Forney . . . instead of “dynamite,” the | “It should be made clear,” Mr. covering Europe included Prague|norsey Funeral Home.
{Springer said, “that this com- during the crisis, Spain, the Bal-
jmittee Will got. ty. to dieiate to|kans, Poland, Italy, Germany and son, who was 69, lived in Indian-|Mrs, Edith White and Mrs. Helen|8:30 a. m. Thursday in the G. H.
Even in that, however, it ap- a bomb explosion.
Addicts Pay $1 Each for ‘Dynamite Sticks’; peared the committee had a mummy fei um—p
. , tough row to hoe ahead. On sev-| “hideaway” included a gun, a Don’t Get Enough ‘Tea’ to Cause a Sneeze eral recent occasions leaders of Act to Name ll. S 5
holster and a ring of keys which have been positively identified as
By GEORGE RYDER {the two major party factions have
made it clear that they have dif-
those belonging to Mr. Sharpe. |, Fo iw +] dr oy A lemonad od sab ferent views on what constitutes § The linking of Madden to th i ’ / y y “the best political interests of the adaen €| (cigaret) all up and down Indiana Ave. if you happen to have a oh po pa
Sharpe murder provided police| connection, a Times investigation showed today. v Trouble is, if you don't know the drug or the peddler, you're identity of the slayer of the juqy to wind up with “lemonade”—a cigaret with less than the necessary load of six to 12 grains was found murdered near High-| of the drug to produce a “kick.” If you really want to go blast-| {ing (on a smoking party), you’ vel
(enough 2 The chain of circumstantial] Ely. and the cats (sharp boys
SVideps which made Madden in the know) scuffling up and 0. 1 suspect in the Sharpe gown the Avenue say the squeeze is hard
with their first lead to the 44-year-old tavern keeper, who!
land Golf and Country Club on{ No. 12.
Madden Used Alias t to have dynamite
slaying grew out of a search of js on. The real * ‘charge” a room in the 3100 block Boule- tq get. 8 bard Place yesterday. Madden lived there under the alias of |
Raids Bring Caution David Johnson. Two recent raids by Indianapo- He prepares the reefer himself, - Acquaintances of the slain bap- |i18 police are the reasons for making it strong or puny. The
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+ The new strategy committee! ih will meet about once a| Joint Resolution
dealers are getting the “gauge” "Sande" weeks of the legislative ses of the legislative session.’ | Introduced in Senate (trom Chicago, Detroit, Gary (Continued From Page One) {Evansville and Ft. Wayne for sie, i ust receive 51 per pound. They roll it into short Schricker Still + |ning no ney ay gi er |sticks here and wholesale it to] cent of the votes o nas {the peddler at three sticks for §2 tion would revert to party con-|
‘He, in turn, retails it at ne Y vention. ; diy stick. gain dies a’ Gov. Schricker expressed his i | avor
The Indianapolis dealer buys it, of suit a bill. Su eo Ricage > (Continued From Page One) Another bill introduced in the should the majority of the legis- Senate this morning would re-|
{lature favor it, he added: quire school busses be painted “It is a direct levy on those red, white and blue. The meas-
{week during the remaining eight
dit told officers that Madden left peddlers’ caution. The raids were Peddler, like the customer, takes least able to bear it, and in actual yre was introduced by Sen. Leslie
Indianapolis a day or two after later ruled illegal in Municipal/it untested. the Sharpe slaying and remained court. Officers had no warrant. in Chicago for nine days. | ‘Nowadays, quoth the cats, the.
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{practice a heavy burden!T Thompson (R. Evansville) and jon the total earnings of those ingen. Jack O'Grady (D. Terre the lower income brackets. It Haute). sion. Two reefers, bought by The Times in an i tavern [Would even impose a tax a. ny Today for the fourth straight and analyzed by IU Medical Cen-| ollar now expended for relle 'day the Democrats sat with their
Although more voters favored t kets and proter toxicologists tested only one it than any other one tax in the hands in their poe] 8 andy n) grain each. That isn't enough 10... on: referendum, he pointed out! ir desk..drawers.. They have cause a sneeze, the toxicologists that the percent of the total Yb L A say. {vote “was so small that it can, in If it's dynamite, which. ap-;g sense, be bonsidered a mandate te | desires on in an Shop» learn his
Meanwhile, Republican Sen-| |
And the dealer's honesty Is ‘evidently as shady as his profés-|
dianapolis, Sne stick ought to Pro" . On the other hand, he said. a |vide a trance for two, three, pos- gsurtax on the gross income tax {sibly four hours—maybe, pharma- could raise the estimated $150 Sats to She draw an two major [cologists say. They say there's million necessary to pay a bonus |, Sincere c campaign p oa at to] {no telling how mildly or violently, in as short a time as three years.|'™ uc ie Jusisures a nt lor tragically ‘the smoker. jill re-| In his stand on the compulsory Fevainp egis he Appar Li act to it. ~ arbitration law, the governor|2" Ae et. up sate primary . Dr, Re NN. Hiirger, J ndiana Uni- said it “offers almost as many ® OUR Into M [versity toxicologist 5 tested” thie grounds for dispute and dissatis-| *0 Into Hopper { | sticks bought by The Times, re- faction as the original, labor dis-! The two measures went od |called that a few years ago 2, [putes themselves.” ° the legislative hopper only a few {young Indianapolis woman seri-| Recognizing the public's stake er lously injured herself by jumping in utilities, he recommended Yoi- imines eer Sos srner Serieker through a second-story window untary arbitration to be set up/ 4 taken the oath of offic {while in a marijuana “trance.” by law. Instead of prohibiting! |the second time in eight years. | Generally, authorities say. a strikes altogether, he proposed! Mrs. Dorothy Gardner, Repub-
‘marijuana smoker has -&—series-that-they-be delayed until a fact-'jjcan Senator from Ft. Wayne .
of delusions. The vividness of finding board, appointed by .the them depends upon his physical governor and paid for by the { and emotional stability and .the state. ‘could make all facts of an Ing for a referendum to change
introduced a joint resolution call-|
|strength of the dose. . impending utility strike available the State Constitution's appor-| In his analysis for The Times. to the public. tionment provisions. Her resolu-| Dr. Harger commented. He said he was opposed to an tion would shift apportionment |
“The best available ' Informa- increase in gasoline tax to pro- every 10 years on the basis of | tion would indicate that. while vide badly needed highway rev-|/the regular United States fui {marijuana smoking Is a definitely enues. Instead, Mr. Schricker #nd representation would {undesirable vice, .it is probably ripped into heavy trucks that are P2%ed on-the entire adult popula-| confined to a very few minor hauling “fantastic loads” over tion Instead of only the male groups of the ‘jitterbug’ type. the highways and smashing them Population as “at presen | “Thus, for évery slave to mari-'into “jigsaw puzzles.” Democratic. state platform, |juana, there are probably about, These commercial vehicles, zt he proposed essentially * the] 10 drug addicts to opiates and said, should be taxed in propor- same constitutional change. |cocaine, 20 chronic alcoholics and tion to the damage they do, and| Sen. Lucius Somers (R. Hoag100 people who use alcoholic|jaws should be enacted to cut/land) introduced the direct pri-
{beverages excessively. down on that damage as much mary bill a8 part of the same | “Although the evils of mari- a5 possible. GOP plan to beat Democrats at {juana smoking have probably ee ———————————— their own game. [been exaggerated in some reports, Butler Night School | Requires 35 Per Cent | |e 1 5 BUGMY ar SOTIES Thee dd The measure would nominate] prosiems wityou. a ng, A $ Six Courses all state candidates in primary
|elgn one like marijuana.” Si ix new courses have been : ate added to the second semester cur- but unless the Winning candid
Charged With. Running riculum of Butler University's for nomination received 35 per,
evening division: inom r@L-0F. ore. of the vote, nomina-| Gift Enterprise Here Dr. George F. oonard; director, tinns would revert to the old conPolice today charged Robert sald ‘voice; diction and the: psy-iyention form: } Sanders, 44, of 1221 N. Senate chology of public speaking will be. Members of the rules commitAve., with advertising a lottery included in the speech division. tees of the two houses placed land operating a gift enterprise. ‘World geography, a three-hour further restrictions on lobbyists [A was arrested in a raid st 1219 undergraduate course, will be of-'and visitors to the 86th session. N, Senate Ave. fered during- the spring term for At a joint meeting last night the Police ‘said they found baseball/the first time. {committees voted to clear “out-| tickets on the floor and two, The other courses are in sci-|riders” from the floors of the! boxes containing baseball “hits,” entific German reading afd mod- {two houses 10 minutes before the numerous policy slips and $35.58. ern social w welfare _organization. | (Senate and House convene,
Pay Final Tribute to Thomas D. Taggart Here
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| PLAINFIELD, Jan, 11-—Serv-céption to the Governor's side- ? fces for Lt. Robert L. Steck, step of Democrat campaign plat. Plainfield, who was killed in an
airplane crash Wedensday, were |\5ud in their praise of his speech.
the body bere from Willams references to a state-wide priALY aha, - - Chandler. Ariz, mary and reapportionment which crash occurred. A flying
tiers she from Sussex Field, De-| Rep. David Deets (D. Indian-|chancello omen troit, was scheduled to present anjapolis) called the speech ‘very Moose, oO ue en of Ane aerial tribute at the funeral. comprehensive.” He left no doubt ihe chapter night program of
~ House GOP minority members) TE) Lt. Steck entered service in Of what he wanted,” Ba Corps were o name their past of hel" Helen Kitpe et August, 1943. After training at|sald. TH, Pa a ap: . Thursday in committee in a caucus late today. Randolph Field, Tex. he served. On the Republican side of the spe Moose Lodge, . Dela
The house Republicans probably] ‘line Hawaii as a pilot. He re-/House Rep. Alpha Hossel, Ke-| ooo or will be W. O. Hughes of Ft. enlisted after the war and was,wanna farmer and stockman, = A panquet will be held in the {graduated from an Air Force called the address “very 8000." pyesta Room at 6 p. m.
Andrew of West Point and er |school at San Antonio, Tex., as an However, he sald he was “pari bert M. Copeland of Madison. {honor student. |ticutarly impressed by the tenor the Hee Hy. henge . ph. } ~ . Must Be Careful , 10 Ta ere He would have graduated from of the speech, ac opposed to theip. 4 win lay and Mrs. Bea Mr. Springer ‘said- he would| a jet training school Feb, 25 with contents sof the. Democratic grown: will sing. Formal initia name three members of the state the rank of captain. platform. ° we 8-
children, and his parents, Mr. and (D. Indianapolis) . praised the Ankeénbro ch Services
8% group, spokesmen from all three Heiter-Ri aa trioi: Sorel cor Mrs. Frank Steck, Plainfield. |Governor's message and ‘called it| ¢ sides said, would be to Keep a elen Kirkpa ore! car- ia “non~-political talk to all weather eve on what kind of respondent of the New York Post, ‘Edward Addison po the Scheduled for Thursday
ting on what they do. All the Indianapolis Town. Hall Pro-| ue. who died yesterday in his Cenes) echoed the praise and
ators yesterday beat the Demo-|
Legislative reaction to Gov. Schrickers’ General Assembly imessage held mostly to party
lines today. i Honor Lt. ‘Steck Republican membérs of both Times ‘Stale Service houses were quick to take ex-
form promises. Democratic members. on the other hand, were
be held here at 2:30p. m, to. Rep. Leo A. Meagher (D.
as ire wo - {Evansyille) sald _he was ‘very carry out.
much enthused” with the Gov-
A militaiy escort was to wring ernor's speech “particularly his
¥ also favor.” Mrs. Catherine grand
Survivors include his wife, three, In the Senate, Sen. Judson West tion will be held.
{ people.” Edward Addison, retired mail! Sen. Gilbert Shake (D. Vi yh Wilieluiios, {alle ) A
lifelong Indianapolis resident, died Ankenbroch, who
pal home, 70 N. Franklin Ral. will Be 3' slr deat for Indiana uried tomorrow . in Memorial Biggest pat on pe lived in 205 Parkview
; two | Cross Catholic Church.
two sons, Wallace Addi- st. J son, Los Angeles, and Robert] Burial will be in St. Joseph's Born in Rush County, Mr. Addi-| Addison, Chicago; four daughters, [Cemetery following services at
Survivors include his wife, | grandchildren. _|five nieces.
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