Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1951 — Page 12
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La : 3 Ta 0 ® : Ha : 3 SE Sie ‘ \ a ' : : : SUNDAY, FEB. 25, lool i i PAGE 12. : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — SU : SUNDAY “ug ge b : ‘ ' Bp" : : . ; . eit 4 aE New Buildings Today's Weather Fotocast [Raxco Sto tC Amnesia Victim's Thefts May Be Forgiven ~ ~§ironin sme |All Over U.S. [Young Amnesia Victim's The y Be en © i RON : f | CHICAGO, Feb. 24 (UP)— : ears as chief of the Miami police, A few minutes : 3 . Mean Much to 12 [AST - ® | Railroad fo, reported today Youth Who Robbed Over 29 Homes ov Years he said he has brought at two of the young party-goers un~ ° 17 so : § 4 ’ : . ia victims back to 1. rua : 2% that there as a nationwide bokeral In Miami ‘Brought Back’ by Hypnosis east 3 amnesa fret hispuodis ell i et bs : evice 1 29Y shortage. MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 24 (UP)—Police considered releasing a youth, He had never had any training se dozens. of people over ? They attributed it to a combin-| who admitted robbing at least 20 Miami homes after it was learned|in hypnosis when he first tried helpe igraine headaches and has ; he! through hypnosis today that he committed the crimes while suffer-/it at the age of 17. {come mig . % be Pp ) ation of factors, including t 8 NE Amnesia : 4 “One night at a party 1 just|discussed with dentists ethos re \ ER i J : recent switchmen's strike, stepped The suspect ‘recalled that his true. identity was James F. suddenly felt like I had the power of using hypnosis as a panMuscatatuck State 1 5 up shipments under the defense McEwen, 16, after H. Leslie Quigg, former Miami police chief and|to do it,” Quigg said. ier it, Mrs. Jar sitet ieity commissioner, placed him — RER}EWR ETT TTT 1 é School's Facilities | Progam, 24 Fhiment oA iT scious. After talking with him a|Eqrlham to Sponsor (County Drgglats to Aid | Is First; i | Following his arrest Thursday, féW minutes, the amnesia victim =", . (Civi rogram Being Expanded | “anki saaut bal In some areas the shortage has the young a guided detectives exclaimed: Pianist's Recital [Civil Defense Prog County Ideas to By TED KNAP |, evoupy axsas become acute. At Buffalo, N. Y, to 29 homes which he admitted] “My name's James Frank Mc-| Times State Service will assist the civil defense pro- Mrs. James ¥ BUTLE yy Hiee Feb 24. the nation's biggest flour milling burglarizing. Soon afterward, of- Ewen and my friend's Bob Mil-| RICHMOND, Feb. 24—Imogene 7 out 250 boxes of st. is the firs : ¢ SB, Hed 4% center, several major mills faced|ficers found a “truckload” of loot|ler.” | ssersor Bond, pianist formerly of disaster relief drugs. The Times Hor ~Rising with six new buildings, the prospect of shutting down. hidden in vacant lots and said the, A check with Massachusetts|y dianapolis, will be sponsored in| So far, 232 of Marion County's She will receive here are the hopes of 200 men-| “There is a boxcar shortage all} suspect probably had brditen into authorities today showed that the| B Po i8, Ih Colle # 304 druggists have agreed to do- ning entry, a g tally deféctive persoms in Indi- : hI over the country,” said John Hay- as many as 100 homes. 'youth’s aunt and uncle had re-|Tecital by the Earlham g Io ate $100 each in order to have ° an electric iron ana, | 5 MO CAIEORS. COM WSHEIW.L 5. WASMER. Ak SLATS AESEAVEN. 4 3 |den, head of the Association ofl Under hypnosis, the youth told | ported him missing from their music department at 3 p.m. AO | eTgency boxes on hand, Albert Mrs. Fisher The buildings are a $1,568,000 TODAY AND TOMORROW: A warming trend northeastward | American Railroads’ Car Service Mr, Quigg he had left his home Dorchester home Jan. 11, Detec- morrow in Goddard auditorium. | Sree retry of the Indias an oblong pan I project to expand facilities at the, i Wid WalThing ‘ren ne ) division, “Ad this time of the year by train last month. {tive Chief H. G. Howard ‘sald. | Mrs. Bond, who now resides in| c 1 , = a of Retail be fastened to Muscatatuck State School for! from Texas will blanket Hoosierland, but a band of extensive |it's unusual.” | Cusware of Tholts’ "Mr. Quigg said the amnesia Greensfork, received her master | PO se Hon roning board. Mentally Defectives. When com- cp, er activity through the center of the nation from Canada to | Rail spokesmen said demand «“Apq he's been completely un- probably was caused by a blow on|@f music degree from Jordan Con- Tugs boxes are to be prepared children pulling pleted this summer, the new bulld- Mexico threatens | ke' it ¥ blanket for boxcars had risen sharply in aware of what he was doing since the boy's head early last month. Servatory, now College, of Music, hin the next 60 days, Drug- board. ings will permit the state institu-| Mexico threatens fo make IT a wet blanket. the industrial East with the iIn-/that time,” Mr. Quigg said. “It's| The former officer said he/where she later served on the | within Re ne te the perishable Second prize tion to absorb some 200 persons - TT LT I (crease In defense produttion. lobvious that the boy should be would testify in court that “this| faculty. gists wht. ro ae to whi 80 by Mrs. Everet who are on the waiting list for C it R bh St Some industrial sources ques- freed.” boy was an amnesia victim and| Her program tomorrow will in- drugs from ¥n B Jee x Collier St., wit! admission. { ommi ée ki er- amps tioned whether the current car-| = The veteran officer said jt took didn’t know what he was doing.” clude Haydn, Chopin, Brahms, that they will a oe Tw in . tect the housew Heading the construction proj-| purchasing program of the rail-lonly 15 minutes of hypnosis .to, Hypnosis is old stuff to stocky, Liszt, Prpkofiev, Gershwin ang a Te ahinnd cuts foods. / 4 os sod Mrs. Laura
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ana. The nursery building, which] No Serious Opposition Expected, ranel to preve will cost $560,000, will accommo- ‘ y rom turnin date 204 children. Two new dor- Half a Loaf Is Better Than None B ang & mitories, costing $302,000 each,| By JOHN V. WILSON Audrey Lore: will house 100 patients each. | The Republican state labor legislation program was rubber- ’ Salem, will rece Relieve Overcrowding stamped by the Senate Labor Committee yesterday. prize for a sug With the addition of space for| Senate minority Democrats are not expected to throw up any corks to clean sbout 404 more patients, the in-| serious opposition to the program because “half a loaf is better The winners stitution will be able to take care| than none.” a awards at 11:4 of its waiting list and also relieve] ~~ But some Democratic amendments are expected to be offered at the Sixth An
Institute. The will be in the William H. Blo a. m. to 2:30 p. Contest judg Geisler, consult; ment of Phy Health and Saf; apolis Public Si othy Hampson Wagon Service, Thornton, India brary. All are Safety Council. RP
resent overcrowding. Its rated When the program reaches the Deny Is now 1100 patients. but | Senate floor this week to restate quired to go to company-approved |
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proved.” ONE: An increase in maximum servation jobs was defeated in Also being constructed are a | benefits under the workmen's, the Senate. dairy barn, sewage disposal plant |compensation and occupational| The 24-22 vote was along party and addition to the power plant. disease laws from $23.10 a week lines. Absence of two Republican This is the first expansion proj- for 350 weeks to $27 for 500 weeks Senators prevented the measure ect at the school in 10 years. It|With a ceiling of $10,000. {from gaining the 26-vote constituwas converted into a state insti- TWO: A boost in unemploy-| tional majority. i
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