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EVENTS TODAY"

A ortars Board "of Heaith, Test Beatin day. a Depart oo Aiviealiare Last Indiana, Indeps 4 Petroleum yJasosian

orrow, Severin, ans Farm Bureau, Insurance Berviee—|

Retired Car Barn Superintendent : william R. Fuller, a retired car| barn superintendent for Indianapolis Railways, Inec., died yester-

day in his home at 4003 Carson EVENTS TOMORROW

IN INDIANAPOLIS

hi 7 Ivey Rolland Johnson, 74. at Long, Hannah Kelly, 77. at vanis,

Denton 8. Rowley, §32, of Denny & EB. New York, ceronary thro Homer Bartle Bartle on—{7003 Taylor, 67, at 2370 "Heide, arterio-

on mae. wu. Bouth ‘hport Robert’ Fa

arter George vid pneumonitis,

te Stevens: oo t 32 coronary occlusio: at 3201 Grace- nominated.

Walker, 75, at 2228 Nowland, Uyrick, 4 years, at Riley, Mr

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . Ex-Sen. Jackson’s Rites Tomorrow

FT. WAYNE, Ind, Mar. 9 (UP) Senator for an 11-month term in Louisville Swimmers Al Services will be ‘at the First|1044 and served as permanent sYPreshylenian Churds heey Lofsior Salfian_or 2 ustioual Gon” |will meet the University of Loulscerebral hemor: ™ n Pennssl-| tormer U. 8. Senator who wielded ernor in 1944 and since had Nora Ronan, 64, a 624 E. 13th, cerebral the gavel at the 1944 Democratic practiced law here. Spats. National Convention when the| Roosevelt-Truman ticket was Dies in Crash

row for Samuel

Mr. Jackson died yesterday 3 HAMMOND, Mar. hours after he suffered a cerebral Ralph Schrum Jr., 26, was killed hemorrhage. He was 55, Jackson was

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{IAC Boys to Meet FO a

Indianapolis Athtetie Club boys

ville in a swimming meet at 8 p. m, in the IAC pool today. | The ICA girls will paddle! against the Riviera mermaids at § 10 a. m. tomorrow in the Riviera 9 (UP)~—|pool. Then the IAC girls travel on to South Bend to meet Twin Cities To relieve distress auto-truck ecolli-|at 1:30 p. m, Sunday in the Nata-| fb W torium.

yesterday in an a sion near Chicago Heights,

Ave. He was 72, A lifelong resident of Indianap-

fy Rate oe Association,

Kiss Als Alsha "ciao i, go-awe Day Indian 1nd a y “Potrolen um Avssoeia-

ty erin Hol, MARRIAGE LICENSES PC Nowactk: Hs WhNingion Dive

gt. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church, He retired in 1047. A requiem High Mass will be| sung at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the church following services at 8:30

a. m, in G. H, Herrmann Funeral A Home, Burial will be in Holy in Spanier. 42, os R. Qari “Dr William F. Bain, 47, 1616 N. Leland Ave.:

Cross Cemetery. Hildred- Cummins, 49, 1111 8. West, Surviving are ‘his wife, Chris- IS. jatt Prank Bales, 78, Muncie; Susie B, Brown, tina; Bons, Raymond, Jos- William Volk, 22, 4740 Joh: Phyllis J.

eph and William; a daughter, Mrs. Smith, 20, 1417 Herschel A

Lucille Bramell; a sister, Mrs. Robert § Qennett. 30. _U. Army; MilHenry Lipps; a brother, Frank, er vices p t jenn W all of Indianapolis, 11-grandchil-|- ; : ;

oung, 47. Rockville dren and a great-grandchild.

Mrs, Marjorie Wals Hiatt

. R Oe May I. itor soe Beat Br. Aarne

DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Willis Todd Retired. Stenographer ifr Services were held Tuesday in| Of School Board x nga Tr od

vs, Jaca Omaha, Neb, for Willis Todd,-- Mrs. Marjorie Walls Hiatt, re- vs. | T. a i rnill nokson; Mabel

former Indianapolis resident, who tired stenographer for Board A wn :| died Saturday in Omgha. He of School Ee a will be fo isamet, XN hE 5 was 88, [buried in Crown Hill following y8 Guy Sad | By 4 John hi i Mr. Todd was formerly genera{ services at 1:36 p.m. tomorrow. Soe manager of the Union.Light & in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel.’ Power =. in Omaha and man-| Mrs. Hiatt, who retired in Jan-' BIRTHS ov ager of the Hammond Packing uary, died Wednesday in St. VinCo. in. Chicago. He left Indian cent’s Hospital, Her Wome was Al St Fiaasis-Edward. Besirice Oliveri apolis at the age of 18 to live in at 671 East Dr, Woodruff “lace. jan

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1-~Chester, Alice Walker: James, Omahe, She was 60. 1 1 At, General Buskirk; Bill Wing Sibert. t Vi ‘olema Bertha Syryns Blea Yaughter, Mrs. marly Sus snp oyed as Al Method nario, Edna Hyde; James. |

Robert H. Storz, of Omaha, and ® clerk and secrerary at Wash- "getty Bremer: Earl, Malinda Tumey: a sister, Miss Marie C. Todd, In-|Ington High School. An Indian- john. Julie Redenbeck; Charige, Beus) dianapolis. apolis resident 50 years, she was Lester, Rosem ary hancock, Edna Mizei} : a member of Central Christian A St, Von e Grow: Morris, Ann Coffee Executive Dies | survi | Eel, ae ma olny’ Say: Surviving are her huspand, At St. Vianeis Dip Virginia Jordon, SAN FRANCISO, Mar. 9 (UP) |Cleodus, and two stepsons, Wil- 3 Celeman—Jack, Ruth Klippner, —John J. Roddy, internationally bur and Kenneth Hiatt, all of cig Se Be nga; known coffee executive, died at|/Indianapolis. CE imeent's—Charleton, Ruth MeLain: his home last night of a heart me ——————— | ALRL Vineente Cha McNelin; = Albert attack. He was 48. Mr. Roddy, Official Weather | Catherine Jeanson. a member of the coffee importing| UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU DEATHS

h 9, ; ii uw A Sonam and Com- nie ee “Wills Baviess, 70, at $327 Host, pneupany, nOwn in coffee, Sunrise ... .. 447 Summ ... _ 1k ™ Rendall Berlyn, 51, at Methodist,

circles in the United States and Central and South America.

tation hrs. end. 7:3 coronary occlusion, we Na bam, 1. Robe Josephine Busald, 71, at St, Vincent's

otal precipitation snce Jan. 4% hemorrhage.

ficiency, since Jan, 1 . . rv cerebral Mary BALLER Carraway, 46, at Methodist, The 5 ronchiectasis jollowing Table shows the tempera Ernest Coker. 80. at 208 W. 27th. cerebral

ture in tion High Low R.. lorThiage. z

a | cerebral hemorrhage, 8 | Azalia Ocle Inman. 51, at 218 8, Walcott, cerebral] thrombosis, 0 23 |Bert Jenkins, 75, at 822 Beecher, arterioww |. selerosis.

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