Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1950 — Page 9

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‘Was Siro. Of Pressmen Group Joe A. Wilson, general representative of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union, died last night in the a sO GI0RB Fu Mitehelt: fo dent: of the International’ . 8raphical Union, at 1503 N. Penn- * sylvania St. He was 45. Mr. Wilson, who was widely known in labor circles, apparently died of a heart attack. A consultant of the National Labor Relations Board, he had been active in the union for more than 18 years. : . Miss Jane | Born in Muncie, Mr. Wilson shes book oy de was the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Diederich, Tos B. Wilson, An uncle, the late Iral : Wilson, was a former mayor of Spring.

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Mr. Wilson was a pressman In Mune. dng Ti. rayne in the ar s. He later - ' ro ada irked Driver Swipes Bus was appointed general represenSuite And Just Keeps On G oi lon Drestieat, in 1932 L n us or S f oing

For the last year, his union dis- "NEW YORK, us. driver. who. grew,

He gained national fame when going. a speech he made before a state '. He threw police. of 13 states into a sedrch unequalle AFL meeting in Oklahoma was the celebrated case of the wayward busman, circa qua d since! read in Congrest. hy Sen. Claude Driver . George Geddes finished his run for the Third Ave.

Pepper. .(D | Transit Corp. this mMOrning, = =m s wert Served In War |parked his bus in the company | During World War II, he garage and stood waiting on a 2 irl Lose served as an army sergeant in| {nearby corner for a bus to take| S rave the Pacific and Alaska theaters. him home,

A 32d degree Mason, Mr. ‘Wilson Waiting irked him. ois was a member of the Ft. Wayne yo. po garage, “oid ou o Het or I g red

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Masonic Lodge. He was also ai, yellow and Loyal Order of the Moose and vw work. Elks Lodge. # |crosstown bus -at 180th Street| Following Measles parents, are a twin. brother, Mor-| “ soer| Little Beverly Jean Staff gan Kendrick, North Webster; an-|SPotted “Old 974” and did a dou-| y ord 1s : calling Garage Foreman William childhood disease and subs t sisters, Mrs. Emma Hayden and equen “Mrs. Mary Bartell, both of Mun-' 1 insohn, asking, “what's a Third complications. lon Broadway?” Funeral services were being ar- land Mr ¥ ranged in Muncle. fn Muncie. | . Mr, Heinsohn looked in the ga-| s. Ralph Stafford, 339 La Sunday. Encephalitis or “bral es was missi rain De eradoes Elude’ police. ig: He called fever” developed .Wednesday, followed by doubl Sp Thirty minutes later, Driver died Foday e pneumonia. She t 48- hour fight for GEOrOia PONCE [her ine: dacs tapimrons ig under an oxvien ten 2 orn " {Just saw it going south on Route, jer n owagac Mich, Bev. 14 New Jersey police reported the Joa 4 ’ . t Moonshine oy The next important call came he fan EE asc] DALTON, Ga., June 3. (UP)— from Kingston, N. Y., 100 miles eos “ fer rites at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Kingston police callin WwW through a police cordon today| os = pag 2 &- W€ Moore & Kirk Ben Davis Chapel. shine” country teward Tennes- said Mr. Geddes told him he de- I a ericat . Lutheran gee, the starting place of their/cided to drive the bus home, ch, will officiate. : two days land for some reason become an. PArents are two sisters, Katherine Ld W. H. Tipton of the Geor-, grier and angrier and decided ANN and Marilyn Eiaine; a broth-| There, confirmed that the two men | os [mh oh and ae Fras Wiéand their red-haired woman com-| u reenbrier, Ark. and Mrs, panion had eluded the “trap” be: Miss McDowell : 25 miles to the southeast One of the men and the wom-; iss Josephine McDowell, Malina 0aL a | record clerk at Methodist Hos a stole a truck near Fairmount, P! the officer said. Before picKingiin her home at 1902 N. Tablot up the vehicle they brazenly in-|gt., Apt. 6. p I S dy 0 ea ~rorized the watchman while they Migs McDowell was a member of, KONA, HAWAII, June 3 wp)| dried their rain-soaked clothes second Presbyterian Church and —Two great rivers of molten lava = Then they got in a truck whose Alpha Chapter, Sigma Delta Pi/their way to the sea today in a i owner had left the keys in the sorority. {performance more frightening -U. 8. Highway 411 toward Chats- ber of the faculty of Miss Blaker's| But residents, nervous becalise worth and: the Tennessee bor- Kindergarten Training School. She of the suiphurous odors and the piained they got through a road Club. {within the molten rock, feared biock and apparently picked up| Survivors include a sister-in- new fissures may open in the It was at first “ thought the apolis, and six “cousins, Miss Flor-| Two tiny coastal villages, Alae second man had been aban-ence McDowell, Martinsburg, W. and Pahoehoe, have been énfugitives’ route took them along town, Md.; Mrs. Montagué Tal-/them two miles wide. But the a ridge notorious for its moon- lant, Breadenton, Fla.; Mrs. Mary small town of Heokena, at foot 3 uncertain hospitality of the .il- Mary M. McDowell, Ocala, Fla, caped. 4 licit whiskey makers. and Mark Emmert, Altanta, Ga. Mauna Loa erupted Thursday .|that sent flames shooting hundreds of feet into the air, Twin 4 bh rers of Disea : | ness pushed to the sea within % ar 0 y ’ se . | hours. By BOB BOURNE 1 post $1000 performance bonds as| Planes Over Crater streams are becoming harborers Loa was filled with thrillseekers of disease. They are becoming pol: | stallation of the plumbing system. {who chartered planes to fly over bealth menaces. {posed to cover the work until our| Speed of the lava flow caused This is. the report of County inspectors have had a. chance tolold-time residents to believe that threatens prosecution of residents “We are short of help, however, lava out with great violence and who are in violation of sewage and it is impossible for my three led to the fear that internal “Nearly 60 percent of the homes homes in the _county.” » {in the crater. outside Indianapolis are in viola-| esesnori “In many places private sewage systems empty . directly * into = He also mentioned examples of a places where septic tanks are used E onto roads and highways and into yards.’ been coming from: new hofises,” he said. “The residents think that with the health laws. is to install a septic tank. That's wrong.” "law, and then the fluid must drain into a filter bed,” he said. i as a concrete vault which drains { the fluid through pipes and de“Trouble spots are not Timited to low cost homes,” he said. “In been found in exclusive neighborhoods.” noted, the tenant will be given 30 days to make corrections and

member of the Methodist Church, | checked, serviced a ready. Tor Complications Fatal Surviving, in addition to nis| At 5:30 a. m., the driver of a other brother, Clint, Muncie; two Pie take. He rushed to a phone, dead today, the victim of a simple, de. |Ave. bus doing zigzagging south The. 5-year-old daughter of Mr. | rage and discovered one of his ccd St. broke out with measles | Anthony Schrak arrived from after a or, MB Riley . Hospital} LL . : : ly Jean would have been six “Trio Heads for ha esey wo enrolled her in School 14 for Whree wily. desperados slipped, away. | Burial will be in Centerton aftand doubled back through “moon-|~ Police Chief Wiliam Roedell \'* eV: George Probst, pastor tour with a sub-machine gun made periodic stops for beers, Surviving in addition to her gia highway. patrol radio. station to’ keep going. __.._.. ier, Kenneth Lee, and grandpar-| Martha Stafford, Indianapoiis, “ tweén Dalton and root Dies of Home an apparently got out first and the past 20 years, died last night| -vaded a lumber yard and ter-| 4 jifelong Indianapolis resident. before a sawdust fire, police said.|jts King’s Daughters Class and from erupting Manua Loa burned) ignition and streaked north on| For many years she was a mem- than deadly, der. In a manner as yet unex-|was also a ‘member of the Blaker continuing boom of explosions] the other man at a rendezvous. haw, Mrs. C, K. McDowell, Indian- world's largest active volcano. doned by his companions. The Va.; Miss Anna Bachtel, Hagers- gulfed by the lava streams, one of shine activities and toward the Mitchell, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. of Mauna Loa, thus far has es{night in a spectacular display St Are Branded reams re ran e {lava flows with startling swift. Marion County rivers and a token of good faith in the in-|, 1002Y the sky over Mauna luted to the point that they are! “The contractors are not sup-/the 13,654-foat volcano. Health Inspector Grover Parr. He look them over,” Mr. Fisher said. internal geysers were forcing the disposal ordinances. - inspectors to look at all the new pressure would open new-.cracks tion of the ordinances,” he said, streams and open ditches.” but they drain into open fields, “A great deal of trouble has all they have to do to comply | “A finger system: is required by The finger system was described __ posits it deep in the ground. many instances difficulties have) “In cases where defects are then the case will be turned over

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