Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1949 — Page 14

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21, 1949 Epileptic Village Beating Thief Ditches $2000, 1s Caught |

Trial Set for Jan, 6 | LUBBOGK, Tex, Dec. 21 (UP) blocks crowded with Christmas l—A young Lubbock thief lament. shoppers. The thief tossed bills NEW CASTLE. _— “1 Trial ‘ed In his jail cell today that his and checks in all directions, hopfellow towrismen are not money ing to create confusion. But his of a discharged. 4ftendant at the mad. pursuer continued the chase. Shop|Indiana Village for Epileptics, AC-| wpa pohber snatched $2000 from pers obligingly cleared a path. eused of the beating of a 9-year Alfred Rushimg, manager of a When captured he had only one old patient, has been set’ for grocery store, last night and penny left. He said it was his, Jan. 6. i John Wicker, 51, entered a plea

of not guilty.to a charge of assault and battery on arraignment tn Henry Circuit Court. Police. § 1 itt t broken left leg and head injuries. sald he previously admitted the He was a passenger in a car Dealing: “driven by Arlee Shobe, 35, Of 326) cess N..Benate Ave,

Mr. Shobe suffered shock and body bruises. Both were ‘taken {tor General. Hospital, The driver of the trick was Norman K. Gil] “lum, 38; of 4840 8. State St. D

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CHE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Pup to Give Talks on Pinocchio’

Local Man Badly § Hurt in Collision

{ Car, Truck Crash | At Michigan, West | An Indianapolis man was in serious condition today following a car-trafler-truck collision at Michigan and West Sts. Philip Thurman, 41, of 303 W. Vermont 8t., Apt. 5, received a

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A Secretary” and Jriaon Train day in connection with the hold charges today after their car] g Ad -seareh jue Danest up of a taxi driver were retutned struck a Sonbiete satels zone ~ Tomorrow through Satu. here today by sheriff's Investl- guard at New Jersey Bt. and erybody Does It" and * ‘ th . ter Massachusetts, ] R _thie Champ” and gators after their capture ye {Arrested were Gerald Pettigrew, uke 50 oh Fog fhrouxd day in Carrollton, Ky. N 25,,0f 431 E..New York St. and ondies pu Deal The men, Fred lL. Coghill, 22, i This* wife. Dorothy, 21. PANN UN’ Pioneer Fhinsty. Mepnd of 1047 8. Pershing Ave, and TSS Mrs. Pettigrew was admitted ang Friday “Cheyefine’’ and Frank I. Hanson, also 22, of 1140 to General Hospital with injuries tomorrow: “The Judee Bates 8t., were charged with to her right eye and knees. sso > igi ong union Hibbing Logan Garrison, Grand A 6-year-ald hoy suffered minor RE Thrower iY rar ru Hotel, of $1500 and his cab, Dec. injuries last night when he was 3% Fountain 18. struck by a car at Trimble Corner Tire Co., 442 H. West St. : oy Starting The child, Donald Rhodes, 427 3 TALROY & , ‘ Corénet “000 TONIGHT at 7:00 P.M. — N. West St, was hit as he crossed I NN! INI M AL 3 Te . " a) . the parking lot, He was taken - i Two diffeient pictures delighttully so! Paula Boyer will present chalk-talks on. Pinocchio during 1, General Hospital with a pos- ) : . the intermissions of the Junior Civic Theater's presentation of .inhle fractured leg. The driver @ R: ) Mawart Graueee and, In, the _bradiioh of _Nixht Train" that play at 2:30 p. m. Dec. 27 through 30. Miss Bover, a fresh- was George Willoughby, 3% of B “CARAVAN” # “SLEEPING CAR man at Shortridae High School, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, 116 E. St. Chair St. i hh | LIK Rn a TO TRIESTE” Paul R. Boyer, 4247 Cornelius Ave. Romance high adventure! LUMBER PRODUCERS ENJOY LIFE— o SE Coming Tan. 1st “THE PRINOE- OF PEACE,” the screen's first passion play In Oregon” and Washington pro- Plan Holiday Party EAT OUT MORE OFTEN! Ide] Re] color. Tickets. naw on sale at theater or Claypool box office. Adults Ste. Chil. 25e, duced 29 per cent of U., 8 lum= For Billings Patients TRY — ber in 1945. 8

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