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W. H. Borcherding| Dies Here at 68

William H. Borcherding, retired linotype machinist at the Indianapolis News, died last night of a heart attack in his home, 24 S. Arsenal Ave. He was 68. A native of Richmond, Ind., Mr. Borcherding had lived in Indianapolis most of his life and was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church. He retired a year ago after working at the News for 11 years. Previously, he had been a machinist for the New York Central Railroad here 10 years, He was a member of the International Typographical Union. Services are being arranged in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Surviving are his wife, Amelia Wampner Borcherding; a daughter, Miss Frances Borcherding, and two brothers, Frank C. and Carl H. Borcherding, all of Indianapolis.

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Holt

Mrs. Isabelle H. Holt, the late William A, Holt, former manager of ‘Denison and SpinkArms Hotels here, whe die Friday in Methodist io Hospital, will be

sion to General Hospital. Other units in the police depart-~ ment haven't gone over 100 per cent like homicide. But the record

for the year is enough for police brass to do a little chest puffing. Here's how the statistics on crime detection looked as of Oct. 15, at mid-monthly compilation: Robberies — 222 cases, 120 cleared, or 54 per cent; rapes, 30 cases, 14 cleared, 47 per cent; burglaries, 1664 reported, 372 cleared, or 22 per cent; larceny, 3795 cases, 1199 cleared or 32 per cent.

pital, Cold Spring Road, while his in her Indianapolis home.

ment here 25 years, sometime this Mrs. Callahan, mother of two grown children, had arranged her vacation in order that shé and her

|suitor of nine years could be marfe of |pjed

Originally, they had planned their wedding for early August. Shortly before the event, Mr, Noland suffered a back injury. Spinal complica-

Dies While Bride-to-Be Keeps Anxious Vigil Here

A Gary, Ind. linotype operator died yesterday In Veterans Hos-

e 1949 Murder Unsolved

"One unsolved case Inspector Chief ae a i oT Fen Dae have oe 10 9

Two of these — burglary and robbery—will look a lot better at THE unsolved slaying is that the end-of-the-month check. Since

./the Oct. 15 compilation police roundups.

cent?”

asked. “Let's get everybody whe breaks the law and prevent 10 per cent more before they get the) chance

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

| Jack O'Neal, Police |

“What do you mean, 110 per the puzzled statistician

was the inspector's

they captur responsible for a long series of robberies. When these cases

completed, the statistical showing

in these two categories should be

cent cleanup in one category, Inspector of Detectives Jack O'Neal replied: “That's good—but let's try for 110 per cent.”

bride-to-be kept an anxious vigil

James Noland, 59, was to have married Mrs. Mabel Callahan, 53-year-old widow and clerk in the Eli Lilly & Co. capsule depart-

week.

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rell, 1246 8. Capitol Ave. who died Thursday in his home, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the Lauck Funeral Home. Burial will be in New Crown. He was 87, Mr. Murrell operated cabs for United Taxi. Co., and Red Cab, Inc., 15 years. He was working for United when he became ill three weeks ago. Born in Ohio, he lived . |in Indianapolis 23 years. A World “ |War I veteran, he was a member Mr. Noland |0f the Moose and former member anapolis resident of her life. | Weekly from his of Veterans of Foreign Wars. She was a member of St. Paul|job at the Lakeshore Printing Co: Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Episcopal Church. Tr husband|in Gary, where he had been em-|Drucilla Murrell; five sons, Edgar, died in 1929. ployed the past seven years. Charles, Raymond, Russell and Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Burial will be in Washington Donald Murrell, and two daughWilbur Shook, Indianapolis, a|Park after services at 1:30 p. m.|ters, Mrs. Margaret DeViese and granddaughter and a great-grand- Tuesday in the G. H. Herrmann Miss Catherine Murrell of Indi-

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