Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1951 — Page 11

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2-Month Spree by |

‘Potential Killers’ Ends!

A bandit gang which police de- | scribed as the “deadly dozen” was’ broken today after a two-month! rampage of crime. ; i Ten of them are in custody, and police expect to take the remaining two soon. Police Inspector John J. O'Neal described them all as ‘potential killers.” During a spree, which netted only about $4000, the group shot one person and tied up several others. \ Four have begun serving terms at the Indiana State Reformatory for other crimes, and three now face federal prison terms of 25 years because there was a postal sub-station in a store they robbed. Credit to Sergeants Detective Sgts. Charles W. Haine, Harold B. Goodman and James W. Burford were credited for breaking the case by Inspector O'Neal. The detectives said their first preak came when they arrested the Manuel brothers, Shirley, 23, and Robert, 20. They were sentenced to the Reformatory Nov. 24. This was followed by the arrest of Andrew Griffin, 39, and Raymond A. Parks, 27, implicated in the robberies of the Wagmar Department Store, 1843 Shelby St., and the Universal Finance Co., 11081 Shelby St. James McIntyre, manager of the department store, was shot in the leg during that robbery. The two bandits were sentenced Apr. 5. Able to Get a Line | With information from these] four pieced together, detectives were able to get a line on the other eight in the crime crowd. Six others were rounded up. They included, Wilbur Dough-| erty, 39, Willlam Banks, 45, Ray | Hale, 32, all being held in Marion] County Jail for federal authorities. They are charged with the

Nov. 11 robbery of the South| George Bosard, 25, Indiana Cen- he said. “Qualified men and wom. 8 p.m Saturday. Cia en must be selected to serve on Robert A. Spangler, 26, Middle- these boards, not merely for po{litical reasons, but for their in-

West Department store, 961 8. West St. The store was also a postal sub-station. The remaining three now in jail| are Andrew Willoughby, 32, James E. Lovell, 33, and Cordell] Hughes, 37. Cordell is serving] time at the State Penal Farm on another charge. A number of crimes have been | solved with the arrest of group, and officers say they believe they will uncover still others.

Joint Rites Set Today For 3 Fire Victims

Joint services for the three children who were burned to death in a fire that destroyed their homes at the rear of 129 W. 14th St. Saturday, were scheduled for 1t a.m. today in Stratten - & Shaw Mortuary. Burial for all three was to follow in New Crown. The three children are Morton | Dennis Williams, 89-year-old son |

TUESDAY, APR. 24, 1951

Deadly Dozen Gang Could Your Name Be Here?

The following persons were ar-| Richard E. Stone, 23, 910 N. Delaware 8t.,, no operator's li-

restedy today and yesterday for moving traffic violations: SPEEDING

cense,

James A. Catlin, 34, of 916 E. ove reckless driving.

Morris St., 44 mph. of |

Horace K. Adams, 30, Mooresville, Ind., 56 mph. Loren L. Banks, 42, of 1106 8. Sheffield Ave., 42 mph. Robert Pettit, 21, of 17 E. 24th St., 44 mph, Paul Jackson, 23, of 3031 8.| Keystone Ave., 46 mph. Albert Reed, 49, of 7320 Highland Rd., 46 mph. Harry G. Bracken, 49, of 4030 Byram Ave. 46 mph. - Burr S. Eaton, 67, R.R. 3, Pendleton, Ind., 46 mph.

Herbert A. Meyer, 42, R.R. 1,

Carmel, 54 mph, |

[21st St., reckless driving.

Harvey Nickens, 32, 1840%

operator's license. Jack E. Barnes, 44, 2039 N. Capitol Ave., no hand signals. Cora Bell, 33, 3728 8. Walcott St., improper lights, William E. Stoval, N. Pennsylvania St. lights. William D. Ward, 18, 631 Russell Ave., reckless driving. Robert L. Brault, 28 5211

39, 2218 improper

Eugene R. Foxworthy, 29, of Massachusetts Ave, improper

R.R. 16, 46 mph. . Milton C. Stone, 24, of R.R. 1, Carmel, 48 mph, | Roy Vendette, 64, of RR. 1, Noblesville, 48 mph. James OC. Britt Jr, 22, of 524 E. 25th St., 44 mph. Theodore H. Lutz, 25, of 4915 Rockville Rd., 42 mph. Cecil A. Smith, 39, of 1017 E. Raymond S8t.,, 38 mph. Sam Solotkin, 47, of Greenfield, 80 mph. Russell Finley, 22, of 214 N. 3th Ave., Beech Grove, 40 mph. Leon T. Smothernman, 20, of 2730 Manker St., 42 mph. John W. Davis, 63, of 6021 Central Ave., 44 mph, Berlin Vidite, 43, of 2013 Alton Ave., 40 mph.

| lights. Richard Dougherty, 17, 1222 N, Tacoma Ave. reckless driving. James T. Saul Jr, 37, 1605 N. Riley, improper lights. Fred E. Boucher, 22, 1130 N. Jefferson Ave. reckless driving. .

William Tushane, 24, 548 N. Lyons Ave., reckless driving.

Ruth Gibson, 44, 3465 N. LaSalle St., preferential street and no operator's license.

St., no operator's license.

Ober Vows to Aid City Expansion

Use of city government facili-

Rexford Knight, 25, of 737 8. Biltmore 8t., 42 mph. / Fredrich Soary, 39, Centennial St., 38 mph. { Cortez W. Woody, 24, RR 1 New Augusta, 48 mph. Elizabeth J. Akin, fordsville, 50 mph. Dale Kuhn, 20, of 815 8. Warman Ave., 42 mph.

41, Craw-

John Nettalic, 26, of 506 N. Em- responsibility of the city admin-|

erson Ave. 42 mph, { Emmett Fish, 26, of 5602 Alli-| sonville Road, 46 mph. Joseph Y. Dahlstrand, 57, of 811 E. 58th St., 48 mph.

tral College, 44 mph.

town, 44 mph.

ties to stimulate residential de-

Ceril 8. (Cy) Ober, candidate for

+ Speaking before the Brightwood Businessmen’s Association, Mr. Ober declared that it is the

istration to aid in home detelopment. “All city boards must be coordinated to help in proper expansion of the metropolitan area,”

Naomi R. Gienin, Carmel, 54 terest in civic welfare.”

mph. John Kilman, Drive, 44 mph.

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Central Ave., 44 mph.

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| Kenneth N. Bigham, 19, 2346 F Broadway, 48 mph. |

Theodore Barnett, 35, 925 Roache St., 48 mph. | OTHER CHARGES

Robin Powell, 17, of 5565 Wash-| ington Blvd., wreckless driving. | George A. Mildner, 27, of 2828 Clifton St., wreckless driving, |

“Ralph FE. Garner, 18, of 955 In-| diana Ave., wreckless driving. | Garnett Stewart, 64, 228 W, 18th St., no operators license.

Jay Dean Harper, 24, Martins-|

of Mrs, Myrtle Williams; Eugenia Ville, having improper plates.

Henry, 2-year-old daughter of

Lemma Coy, 38, 89 Edgewood, |

Mrs. Norma Williams, and Mar-|no operator's license.

cia Williams, 2-month-old daughter of Myra Williams.

Police League Division

Slates First Meeting The inaugural meeting of the) mid-state division of the Police! League of Indiana, Inc, will be May 1 in the American Legion auditorium, Hartford City. | Election of officers: will com-| plete organization of the division! with a membership of 60 police] departments in 12 counties. Other, units are planned in five sections of the state. | Hartford City’s Chief John] Landis will preside May 1. |

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Reports to Atterbury Air Base May 1

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Apr. 24—The Defense Department's newly announced program for releasing reservists from the armed forces does not apply to the Hoosier 434th Troop Carrier Wing, an Afr Force spokesman said today. The Indiana Wing, composed mainly of Indianapolis men, is now ordered to active duty. It will [report May 1 at Atterbury Alr | Base.

Last week the Defense Department announced the armed forces would start releasing inactive re|servists and reservists activated involuntarily as part of a new program to build up reserve forces at home which could be mobilized aquickly in event of general war. There was confusion as to whether the directive would apply to the Hoosier outfit. However, the Air Force spokesman said that the 434th is part of

fand that the release program does {not apply to it. As far as is {known now, the group will serve {the scheduled 21 months. | The wing, made up of 4 groups (and including veterans of both | European and Pacific action, will {train temporarily at the reserve training center at Atterbury Air ase, near Columbus. { The Troop Carrier unit is made

‘of 1032 N.|velopment here was pledged by|UP mostly of Air Force officers

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CLUB MEETINGS

‘ithe Republican mayoralty nom- in Indianapolis. ination, in a campaign speech today.

Indiana Pastors onference — Through| Martha Wilhelm ad ursday, Third Christian Church. At Bt. Vincent's — William, Gr Nef; Indiana Council of Christian Education— ' BoE No a Throueh ahursday, Central Avenue Lloyd, Orsnna Terry. A " roh. rand Chapter Order of Eastern DEATHS

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