Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1949 — Page 2

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* mander of the all-Hoosier 38th National Guard Division, was pro~moted to major: general by the Army. Judge Mount, a retired

A “general gots promoted . . . Judge Cleon W. Mount of Tipton pins second ster on Indiana's Brig. Gen. Jesse Mcintosh at armory

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Wife Learns Her Hubby “Is 100-Burglary Suspect

By BOB “My Bill is dead.”

“It's walk In that door and tell me that it is all a terrible mistake.” Mrs. Wilbur Wright, who had married her husband after a whirlwind romance here last June,

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15 Face Hearing Today

In Dice Game Raid

Fifteen men were to face trial in Municipal "Court today as the result of a dice game raid last night at the Friendly Billiard Parlor, 1212 N. Senate Ave.. William Hopkins, 45, of 318 11th Bt., was charged with keeping a gambling house and 14 others were slated for vagrancy. Police seized a revolver, ammunition ‘and a book of policy tickets in the raid.

The small, pretty brunet dabbed at her eyes as she talked. She learned that her husband, whom she knew as “kind and | ng” had been arrested by police and FBI agents in connection with nearly 100 robberies and burglaries in northern Indiana. just so hard to believe,

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Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Wright

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ever, Sagres "he was terday by FBI va and state police for questioning in more than 50 burglaries and holdups. His bride said she thought he was a juke box salesman wand. worked at night,

Boy, 4 Others Injured in Traffic

An. 8-year-old boy and four ‘automobile passengers were injured in rush hour traffic aoe 'dents yestedray. John Birge, 8, of 937 8. Tremont Ave. was struck by a car driven by Garland Wayne, 28, of as he ran across ‘the intersection of Kappes ahd Morris Sts, at 4:30 p, m. A few minutes later cars driven by Charles L. Holliday, 28, Westfield, and Joseph C. Bill, 21, of 328 8. Oxford St. crashed at New York and East St. The Bill car was making a left turn Into | East St. Passengers In the Bill car| treated for minor injuries were] Nancy Rigdon, 17, of 1449 8. Reisner Bt.; Delores Gray, 20, of 2838 Central Ave, Apt. 2-A; Catherine Turichia, 20, of 515 8. | Harris St. and Eva Campbell, 29, of 218 N. State Ave.

New Storm Nearing | British Columbia

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