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Clues Revive Probe of

Mystery Death

Hint Possibility Of Foul Play : In 1947 Drowning

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Discovery of a pipe and and billfold which belonged to a Crawfordsville man whose body was found in a shallow stream here! two years ago led to renewed investigation of the unsolved death. Sheriff Roy Hardaker revealed! that the pipe and billfold, identified as the property of William (Bill) Newlin, whose death a coroner had reported due to drowning, were found in the home of a woman arrested in connection with a local theft. "The woman, held at Lebanon

» | B. | Gl Who Beat Up Russ {seven Russian officers if he isican Army hospital where he was }i. Block Co. for the bankers’ change from Central Standard to said, will be a Kiwanis Club banBecause ihe Montgomery Sounty| May Face Court-Martial to jail does not have suitable fatil-| y

ities, and a man who lived in the same residence, held here, are| being questioned in connection! with Newlin’s death. Hunt Robbery Motive i Newlin, 72-year-old trash col-|

lector, had between $50 and $60 in his possession immediately be-| fore his body was found in the! shallow stream here on April 6, 1947, according to his widow, | Sheriff Hardaker, who was a deputy sheriff at the time, has| continued to work on the case, believing the trash man may have!

been murdered for his money. Although it was established! that death was due to drowning, authorities said Newlin may have been robbed and thrown into the! stream. One shoe was found some distance from the bank and the pipe and billfold were missing.

gt. M. L Farmer Rites Tomorrow

| Killed in Action | On Marshall Island

Services for Sgt. Marion L. Farmer, who was killed in action ifn the Marshall Islands Jan. 3, 1944, will be at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Evans, Godby & Trout Funeral Home, Noblesville. Burial will be in Crownland Cemetery. He was, 3.

Bo | Sgt. Farmer died while serving as an aerial engineer on an Army bomber. He enlisted in the Army Air Force Oct. 30, 1941, was transferred to Hawaii in 1942 and shifted to aerial gunnery in 1943 He was the son of Verner H. Farmer, 1037 W. 34th St., and Mrs, Esther L. Farmer of Noblesville, A native of Noblesville, he was employed by Cuneo Press in Chicago before his enlistment, He attended Chicago Technical Institute where he studied electrical drafting. Surviving beside his parents is a sister, Miss Cledith Farmer, Indianapolis,

Irrigated Pastures

Source of Stock Feed

BERKELEY, Cal (UP) — Irrigated pastures are an economical source of livestock feed, farm managers at the University of California report. . A four-year study of irrigated pastures in California found that the nutritional value of hay is! provided at about one-fourth the| cost of hay.

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SPECIALTY SHOP—THIRD FLOOR

Mary Ann Malott

‘Outstanding awards presented during today’s Honor Day observance at Butler University included those received by Miss Mary Ann Malott, Indianapolis, wi Women Students scholarship ‘cup and Scarlet $100 Quill scholarship; Cecil G. Benson, LaFontaine, set of books for achievements

Hoover Group

Brands Commission's Report ‘Dictatorial’ On the eveiof ceremonies commemorating the erection of a

permanent national headquarters here, the American Legion con-

demned the Hoover Commission's |

proposal to streamline the federal government, ’ Branding the commission's personnel report “dictatorial,” the Legion's executive committee declared that it would ‘rob 14 million GI's of government jobs by destroying veterans’ preference.” At the same time, the Legion urged stronger loyalty checks on government jobholders. Johnson to Speak The American Legion leaders also were making elaborate preparations to welcome U. 8. Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson, who will arrive at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the Weir Cook Municipal Airport. f Secretary Johnson will be the principal speaker at the ecornerstone laying ceremony of the Legion's headquarters building. Among the dignitaries expected to-greet the Defense Secretary are Gov. Schricker, Mayor Feeney,! Maj. Gen Paul L. Williams, com-| mander of the 10th Air Force! Cok: Roscoe Turner, famed speed: pilot and Maj. Gen Harry F.

dent Truman. The nationally famous Tenth Air Force band will perform when! Sec. Johnson alights from his plane. * Parade Scheduled

An hour-long parade downtown) will precede the Legion ceremo-| nies at 1 p. m,

Legion posts, high school bands, ROTC detachments and National Guard units will march from, Pennsylvania and South Sts. | swing south to Market St., east to Monument Circle and proceed | north on Meridian St. Formations of jet fighter planes and bombers will form an air cover umbrella over the parade! route. * The- ceremonies will climax the annual spring meeting of the Le-| gion’s executive committee,

Freak Twister

EDMONTON, Alberta, May 5 (UP)—Damage was estimated at $0000 today from a freak twister which picked up two light planes at the Edmonton airport and smashed them together 40 feet

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{Army authorities said today that tall and weighing 220 pounds,

| Pvt. Edward Touhey, 19, of Haw- beat up the Russian officers in before for trying to force his way change Bank, Culver: Gilbert T. based on Central Standard Time radio transcription in Columbus ‘ard Beach, N. Y. will fa

: _ (HE INDIANAPOLIS Tildiws Day Observance

[research department of the Amer-/ ge can Banker. Association; Charles FIFTY

| 800 Bankers Due {Buesching, president of the Lin-

. icoln National Bank & Trust co. Sales Manager © | : {Ft. Wayne, and Dr. M. O. Ross,! intment Albert K. Kort At Convention president of Butler University. | A of Al ; Kx Fi 8 ! | The bankers also will hear Dr. as sales manager for L. G. 8 , Earl L. Butz, head of the depart- Spring Clutch Corp. division of | 52d Annual Meeting |

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ment of agriculture, Purdue Uni oyrtiss # Wright To Be Wednesday

iversity, and H. E. Cook, director Corp., was an[of the Federal Deposit Insurance nounced today by More than 800 Hoosier bankers Corp, ‘J. C. Esterline. are expected to attend the 52d Other officers of the association company vicejannual convention of the Indiana Are Elmer W. Baumgartner. nregsident ‘Bankers Association next president of the First Bank of and genera’ ft ‘Wednesday and Thursday in the Berne, first vice president, and manager, Claypool Hotel. B. F. McLaughlin, president of mr Korf fore Gov. Henry F. Schricker and \0¢ American National Bank, merly was assoEvans Woollen Jr. president of OC roviie, treasurer. |clated with Allis the American Bankers Associa- Chalmers Manu‘tion, and chairman of the Fletch- 724 Traffic Tags facturing Co. for p . er Trust Co, will be principal . years, ‘speakers at the dinner thursday. VOided by Bord |assistant to the ME: Bort He | Howard C. Sheperd, Hoosier manager of Norwood Wor

{| Safety Board President Leroy .. Univers | president of the National City Js, Keach today said 724 police! it Sajusted from the iBank of New York will address traffic tickets issued since Jan.1

{the opening luncheon on “Present were voided because of “con-| {Outlook of Business and Bank- fusion over the time change.” Mayor Feeney Goes ing” The tickets were referred to ; = Herbert C. Morrison, president the board for judgment by motor. ON Banquet Trail of the association, and the Elston ists who declined to pay them or Mayor Feeney hit the banquet ‘Bank and Trust Co. Crawfords- take them to court. itraill today for Columbus, New A great many of the tags were ,j;,ny and Louisville, Ky.

- - {party for 50-year bankers and a issued for overtime parking vio-{court-martial for his attack onjafter escaping from an Ameri- Juncheon-style show at the Wm. lations. Mr. Keach said the recent Highlight of the trip, the Mayor

Cecil G. Benson

Virginia Eileen Rodman

in the College of Pharmacy; Miss Virginia Eileen Rodman, In- ; dianapolis, Council of Administrative Women award for scholar- | ship, professional potentialities and personal qualities, and William Pace, Bicknell, Sigma Delta Chi certificate as outstanding senior | d journalism major.and fourth place in public speaking competition. | Ville. said there will be a special

William Pace

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a psychiatric exami- wives, Daylight Saving Time resulted in quet honoring New Albany's high Pvt. Touhey, six-feet-four inches nation. ‘

Other’ speakers will be Will Os- confusion for many motorists. school athletes, Pvt. Touhey was arrested once horne, cashier of the State Ex- = All parking limit areas are Mayor Feeney will make a

VIENNA, May 5 (UP)--U. 8.

ajthe downtown Imperial Hotel into a Russian hotel.

Stephenson, director of the trust —not Daylight Time. and visit friends in Louisville.

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