Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1949 — Page 26

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Three pedestrians, two children od a man were recovering today rom injuries suffered yesterday afternoon when struck down by J automobiles. | Two-year-old Michael Haley, sou of Mrs, Mary Haley of 522 Fletcher Ave, was in St, Vincent's Hospital with deep chest lacerations and a possible fractured jaw after being struck by ‘a car operated by Harry Jenkins, 42, of 234 W, Morris St. Police said the child was running across the street at Lexington Ave. and Noble St. when struck. Jenkins was arrested on a charge of operating a car without a drivers’ license. Carolyn Morefield, 8, of 1810 Cottage St., was treated and released at General Hospital after being struck by a car operated by Jewell Prewitt, 45, of 1446 Prospect 8t., Yesterday at Pleasant Run Pkwy, and State St. Held Unavoldable Police reported the accident was unavoidable. Charles Brown, 64, of 925) Lockefleld Gardens, Apt. 646, was treated and released at General Hospital after being struck at 8. Meridian and Ray Sts, by a car| operated by Yale Ross, 37, of 3545 Roena 88... ..... St.

28 on Burned Bus, State Police Say

Rule Out Bedford Man As Victim in Tragedy State police today said it had been established “definitely” that there were only 27 passengers and the driver aboard a Greyhound bus which burned near Bloomington Aug. 10, killing 16 persons, Capt. William A. Thompson, in charge of the state police investigation of the wreck, said he be-| lieved that the identifications | of 14 persons found in the wreck-/ | age were correct, and that the {only unidentified body was that | of a man about 70 years old. | | Capt. Thompson's statement |discounted the possibility that, Maurice Adamson, 24, Bedford, | might have been among the victims. A key which unlocked Mr, | Adamson’s apartment was found

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