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WEDNESDAY, MAR. 28, 1951 : .
Reveal Fane Aid Owes Support
Revealed in Face Of “Crackdown.
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Brown failed to locate Mr. Ohrn’ 5 payment record. He said bindery officials told. him it was the first instance of a missing record. Mr. Brown sald] Mr. Ohrn’s 1950 payments could hecked only by leafing through thousands of checks on! file for tne year. | Mr. Ohrn was divorced by his wife Mar. 24, 1948. The court or-| dered that. after June 1, 1948, Mr. Ohrn was to pay $100 a month support for the son. The order was modified Dec. 14, 1948, to require support payments of $10 a week, retroactive to Sept. 1, 1948. Wife Has Son His wife has since remarried. Bhe now has custody of the son, Mr, Ohrn. an attorney, is a former trial judge for the Indiana Alcoholic {leverage Commission. Several years ago, wide interest was attracted when 1t was reported he had received kidnap threats against his family. Prosecutor Fairchild’s new drive Is expected - to include criminal action against relief chiselers. Mr." Brown has turned over to him 2000 such cases. .Mr. Fairchild was to meet with Marion County Welfare Director. John C. Mueller today to open his
of 1109 N. New Jersey St. campaign to remove from relief
engine build-up shop is shown working on his specialty, a B-29 engine. achievement for having the highest scholastic standing in the power plant mechanic's class at Chanute Field, lll. During World War Il. M/Sgt. Truitt served as department head of the final as. |
sembly shop in Burtonwood, England for two years.
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HOOSIER VETERAN RECEIVES SCHOLASTIC HONORS—M/Sgt. Robert M. Truitt of the
He received a certificate of
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry N, Truitt,
rolls all persons not entitled to A Vote Merit System The prosecutor said he would
ask Mr. Mueller for a list of cases showing. relief payments to
children of fathers financially For Police Force
able to 0 Support them. Political Control To End Here
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Philosopher to Speak
John E. 8. Thomas, who, has studied in the Sorbonne, Paris and under Sri Aurobindo, a leading philosopher in Pondechery. hy ‘appointment of emergency French India, will address the In- patrolmen, which would enable dianapolis Alumni Club of Sigma regular officers to take the trainNu Fraternity tomorrow noon at ing which is required to make a the Canary Cottage. merit system effective.
X Mayor Bayt said the department has the best merit system possible “under the circumstances.” He pointed to politics of top ranking officers to show that not all party faithful have been rewarded by the administration. He said nearly as many top police officers are Republican as Democrat.
‘Best: Man for.Job’
This split in the department was given top billing in behind-the-scenes feuds between the late Mayor Al Feeney?’and the Democratic Party. Mayor Bayt has denied, however, that his recent blast at Chief Rouls was based on politics. Mayor Bayt declared he intended to continue a system of “the best man for the job” despite expected party pressure. Consistent rumor around City Hall declares the Mayor will ignore party bosses in selecting a successor to Chief Rouls when the latter submits his resignation.
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Rape Sentence Upheld
The Indiana Supreme Court yesterday upheld the life sentencing of Ernest L. Butler, Danville, convicted of raping a 7-year-old girl.
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Girl, 13, Admits Beating
Boy, Slugging
Two Others
By United Press
ST. PAUL.
Mar. 28-—A cop-hating 13-year-old girl has admitted
that she beat a small boy almost to death with a rock, slugged two
others with a lead pipe. and police said today. Police Chief Charles Tierney gave herself away recently when
police telling how she waylaid 6-
year-old James Bruce last +Nov. 18, She beat and kicked the boy
so severely that police believed he had been struck by a car. Officers had searched in the intervening months for a hit-and-run driver. In her letter to police, the girl boasted that she had a ‘crooked “killed” tattooed on her hand, that” she carried “I hate cops.” She was held for a mental examination. The Bruce boy sufféred a double skull fracture and painful bruises and lacerations. He spent a month in a hospital. ‘Ain't Sorry’ The girl also told of beating two other children with a lead pipe and of selling blackjacks to youngsters, Her note, receive by police on Mar. 17, said: “Dear sirs: I am writing this letter to give myself up. Do you remember the time last fall when a little boy named James Bruce you say was hit by a car? “Hg was not hit by a car. 1 beat” him up. The reason nis head (was) so battered is that I kicked him. He was wearing
|a brown hat buckled under his
sold blackjacks for 50 cents each,
said the girl, arrested yesterday, she wrote an anonymous note to
chin, wasn't he? He also wore, I think. a brown coat. “I am 13 years old. tell you my name. police record. 1 ain't sorry for what I did so keep your ---- nose where it belongs.
“I hate cops. 1 have a scar
on my left thumb. I am 5 feet 9.!
I have a crooked nose, I am a
girl. I have ‘killed’ right hand. “I weigh 135 pounds and vel in St. Paul. I go to school and! church. Here is my true description. See if vou can find me. Ask James Bruce, 6 years old. He knows me, Ha ha.”
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Vorstel Ruling Held Confusing
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income tax frauds and the nar{cotics problem. But it still plans to question again three key witnesses in a closed ‘session Friday. B33 United Pras : ‘Cleveland Syndicate’ U. 8. STH ARMY HEADQU AR-| They are Lou Rothkopf and TERS,” Korea, Mar. 28—Top offi- Morris Kleinman — members of cers met in hastily called confer- the so-called “Cleveland syndiences today to discuss Defense. cate’—and Jake (Greasy Thumb) ‘Secretary George C. Marshall's Guzik, one of the alleged heirs
to the underworld empire of jdeciaration that a. general ag Scarface Al Capone. All three
vance into North Korea was a ,... refused to answer commit'miatter for political, not military, tee questions. The committee yesdecision. : terday voted contempt citations Gen. Marshall's statement was against Rothkopf and Kleinman. made after Gen. Douglas Mac- “Giher developments |Arthur authorized his troops to ONE. James Brink admitted to {invade North Korea if and when go... conor, acting as a oneit becomes necessary and invited man. subcommittee. that he still
the enemy leaders to hold nego- ina 37 in Butler
With U. S. Envoy
tiations with him in the field. There was confusion among officers and Gls alike over what : appeared to be conflicting state- ROTC Promoted ‘ments. : " “It unclears everything.” one Promotion of 37 Butler Universtaff officer said. sity” Air- Force ROTC cadets to Military reverberations to the DNIgher grades and ranks effec‘Marshall statement were evident. live immediately was announced Staff meetings were called hast- today by Lt. Col. Ben K. Armily. strong. USAF, professor of, air John J. Muccio, U. S§. Ambassa. Science and tactics
eorge U Hullett and Rovce M Stir dor to ¥orea, flew to 5 Anh with worn of Indianapolis. have bean named , cadet majors. New cadet captains include Lt. Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway, 8th William F. Caster Indianapolis Jack Car
Ar roll. Dixon. Ill. and Tom Fritch, Jasper my commander. The two were Keith Bundy Refley A Burrell and Wil alone fer half an hour. Mr. Muc-'1iam E Ewing. all of Indianapolis. have been promoted to cadet second lieutenant cio left as silently as he arrived. George K. Toombs nd ilanapolis has beer The Marshall statement was Promoted to cadet technical sergeant: Ed-
ard Bennett and Gerald Shoemaker, both
{interpreted by some as a slap, in of. Indianapolis, and Richard ‘D Burns of
a roundabout but official way, at, Jay sa wion have been hamed cadet Gen. MacArthur for intimating| New Sadet sergeant NE ward Sed he would drive deeper into North! Robert Erbrich ROE Wann a Korea and for inviting the enemy Chicas; Ronnie Rr oe: to » conférence, Qtivery’ ¢_ Jherien. atime.” 11" santord A number of officers. also re- Washington il garded it as a rebuke to Southig, iit. "ui “Fanuc cart Milton Korean President Syngman Rhee Schulman. Rochester. N ¥ : Donald Kelly for his statement that an all-out A by on Fr arti! Shut y offensive ‘to the Manchurian bor- Nitherspoon Greenwood: Leenard Cam der is advisable. Daniel Gillespie. Logansnort. David Mo To the infantrymen in the field, A" Davie Ronsid D Hodlang 2% : Pied it was just another “what is it?” Cardie a7 Willlam Fleming. a vf Ind
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Tobey Fights to Extend Crime Quiz by Senate
‘holds an interest in three plush Coving-|
gambling houses fh the ton, Ky., area. He identified them as the Lookout House, the Ken'tucky Club and the Beverley Hills Club.
TWO William G.
: (Butsy) O'Brien, reputed head of racing wire news services in Florida, refused to answer any question other than a request for his name, He wag held in $10,000 bond and Sen. O'Conor said he would recommend that the full
committee cite him for contempt, THREE: The committee met in
private with officials of the Na-|
tional Production Administration
and the Interstate Commerce Commission on the problem of big-time gamblers like Joe Adonis. who have interests in trucking firms, " The committee also discussed the question of priorities for paper for punchboards and other gambling paraphernalia | FOUR: Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder disclosed that he fs setting up a crack enforcement quad to track down criminals who cheat the government on income tax
Circus Employes Awarded $25,000
A former Cole Bros. Circus employee : was, Awarded $25,000 damages ‘for an. éve injury yesterday by Circuit Court Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe, Robert Hasson, ex-sideshow de partment manager, won a defAult judgement when circus officials failed to appear for trial. Mr. Hasson charged he was blinded in the left eve by a steel
v.splinter while helping to errect a
stage at the Kentucky State Fair Grounds, Mar. 12, 1949. Mr. Hasson lived in Marion County when the accident occurred.
Cures Numerous;
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9 More Remedies Proposed for City
Continued From Page One) hibit the construction of any building within 50 feet of the center line of the street. This, the report says, would permit future widening of the street to. provide a 6-foot mall between two 32-foot roadways with an additional 15 feet left on each { for parking and sidewalk dev ment. " Mr. Lochner met with city 1 advisers this morning to work’ details for ordinances needed % put the new traffic plans effect, bij A The Mayor's trafic committes was to meet this afternoon to dis» cuss the newest proposals. “20 The four improvement pro jects previously recommended are: ONE: Make Meridian St. an ex» press thoroughfare with synocho= nized traffic lights and left turns prohibited TWO: Permit northbound traf fic only on Delaware St. and southbound traffic only oh Pennsylvania 8t, from Madison
Ave. to 38th St THREE: Permit northbound traffic only on Illinois St. and southbound traffic on Capitol
Ave. from Merrill to 38th St. FOUR: Permit westbound traf fic only on Michigan St. and easfe bound traffic only on New York St.
Attends Meetings Dr. Vergil E. Hiatt, head of Butler University's Department of (Classical Languages and Archaeology, will attend meetings of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South tomorrow, through Saturday, in Memphis, Tenn.
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