Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1949 — Page 7

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la Train Robbers Begin Serving 20-Year Terms

$1500 train robbery near Martins burg, Mar. 9. Federal Judge Harry E. Watkins late yesterday sentenced each: of them to 20 Years n prison for train robbery, served concurrently with aT tences of 10 years on each of two counts for robbery of individual passengers.

Schoo! News—

ww sBroad Ripple High ==Schedules Music Festival Tomorrow

Feature of Event to Be 450 Students Singing ‘Two Americas’ by Sovino Ripple High School's 11th annual music festival will be

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by Savino, by 450 students. The school Shale, glee clubs, orchestras Miss Alice Curtis, member

semble will serve as accompanist for the festival. Special

Hanscom and Roger Riley. Highlighting the festival will be the.announcements of music awards Po hs folowing | Students; ie

Broad held at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the school auditorium with 600 students participating. A feature of the festival will be the singing of “Two Americas,”

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program will be given by the band and combined choral groups.

Summer school " registrations for veterans under the GI Bill will be accepted at Crispus Attucks High School next week, it was announced today.

New officers of the Shortridge High School Key Club include Richard Lugar, president; Carl Wilson, vice president; Thomas Evans, secretary, and Thomas Lugar, treasurer. Students placing on the Shortridge high honor roll for the sec~ ond grading periods are as fol-

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972. A Prediction that ratiway trains; will powered by atomic energy Mary Jane Dugan, 2044 College within 50 years has been made by

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New Deal ‘Bright Boy' Denies Election Fraud

LEXINGTON, Ky., May 5 (UP) —Edward F. Prichard Jr, once

New Deal” asked for a speedy

ner, A. E. Funk Jr, son of Ken-| tucky’s attorney general, waived! formal arraignment Jesterday and entered innocent ht pleas. Bach was held in $5000 bail | Mr. Prichard vas formerly law clerk for United States Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter and Special Assistant to Justice, Robert . H. Jackson and War Mobilization tor Fred Vin.! son, now Chi Justice. His Summa Cum Laude honors from

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