Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1951 — Page 10

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7 Hoosiers ~~ Are Killed in ~~ Korea Action

Nine Others | Reported Wounded |

Seven Hoosiers were killed inj action, nine wounded, and one in-! jured in the Korean area, the] department of defense announced! today. One officer, previously in-! jured In action, was returred to duty. 4 KILLED IN ACTION Cpl. Wilbur E. Abbott, son of Mr and Mrs. "William J. Abbott,|. Fulton. - . Cpl. Franklin A. Nicholson, son .0f Mrs. Jessie. M. Nicholson, s Bedford. :

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er of Joseph Toth, East Chiedgo.| (Previoulsy wounded and returned

to duty.) ‘Thi y Y ee 1st Lt. Charles 1.. Waples, hus- This Is One for the Books

in the school gymnasium.

band of Mrs. Mary Waples, An-

Pfc. Emanuel G. Roehm, Ma-

Ft. Wayne, * NEW YORK, May 3-—The pain gush.”

Pfc Bypherd G. Abbott. Marines, hus-| “This is one for the books,” Gotto pleaded self-defense.

Evansville. - Mr. and Mrs; Ralph E. Finely, Winona Pfc. Thomas E. Lineberry. Marines, son

: Albion INJURED |Bronx steel mill, town.

1. W R. T. JN { “ R ”» ME Mary. Loy Hines, Drv band 9 Mr, Goldberg, 34, shuffled the Case dismissed. RETV Y cards and dealt the first hand. :

1st Lt. Verll 5 a oo dof M 8 5 eriie y noy, usband 0 rs. ,e Ry 3 Kathleen Mary Knoy, Martinsville. (Pre- Everyone was satisfied and there Driver a ‘Bit Late’ viously injured in action.) were no discards. By the time the ]

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players had finished raising, $18 BUFFALO, N. Y., May 2 (UP) [(UP)—A ‘mother of four children | —Ralph- E.. Lang's 1949 license | today asked superior court to! HEIDELBERG, Germany, May | Then came the showdown. plate. should have expired long make her husband pay her $5000)

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Harry Newman Paris OKs 100 MPH i + «. Speed for Car of | Rites Saturday Scared Gromyko

Burial to Take Place PARIS, May 3 (CDN)—After: . : {long resistance, Paris municipal In Crown Hill |authorities have finally given Services for Harry Newman. way to Andrei Gromyko’s demand

ASP Ron) Hae vy employes who for permission to drive in the city Hospital, will be at- 2:30 p. m. Streets at 100 miles an hour. | Saturday in the, Dorsey Funeral * Traffic’in Paris is limited to 50 Home. miles an hour, but the Soviet dele-| gate to the deputies’ council is ob-| Graveside services are in charge > . of Brookside Masonic Lodge 720; |Viously afraid of an attempt oni of which he was a membér, and his life and wants to move fast burial will be in Crown Hill in the capital's crowded streets. : . His car is- always preceded b Mr. Newman, who was 54, lived ix ys 0 Yi

o motorcyclists who open the at 652 N. Oaklapd Ave. An em- :

. way for him. ployee of A&P Food Stores for — eight years, he was a meat cutter

- : . \ at the Broad Ripple stare for the past year. . f

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Pvt. Robert L. Scott, son of Mr, - WHERE'S THE WOLF? — Frank Hopper, woodsman, and | An Indianapolis resident for 43 Move Into : Korea : \ . "wee . f% Wie years, Mr. Newman was also a and Mrs. Joseph Cargal, Bicknell. Jeanette Dixon, "Little Red Riding Hood," in a scene from the | = -

-M/8gt. Sigmond L .Toth, broth-| Howe" High ‘School Music Festival to be given at 8 p. m. tomorrow

{member of St. John's Evangelical| and - Reformed Church, Modern Woodmen, and the A. F. of L.|

| Truman Weighed His

—|Local Meat Cutters’ Union. Decision Well, He Says

Survivors include his wife, By Yolted ¥ Flossie M.; a son, Loroy, and a ARETE arr daughter, Mrs. Eileen Carlson, PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 3 both of Indianapolis; three (UP) — W. Averellr Harriman, brothers, James, Miami; Ora and presidential aid, said last night

Claude, both of Jnglananols ion that President Truman had congisters, Mrs, MNyrde Matthews, ferred with the ‘best brains” pos-

Indianapolis; Mrs. Alice Hortin-

rines, son of Mrs. Esther Roehm, By United Press afraid’ you can’t beat my royal stein, Van Wert, O.; Mrs. Ada sible before making his decision

Myers and Mrs. Anna Hicks, both to send U.S. troops to Koreas

Pe. Horace Fereason Jr. son of Mrs, Of @0 expensive dentist blll re-| Then the roof fell in, Mr. Gold-|of Napoleon; and three grand-' fe said the decision made

Laura Jane Ferguson, Princeton minded Leo Goldberg today that berg complained to the magis- children. : : Muh Vinoenmes Y: son of Mrs. Violet 1g held a high royal flush in a trate. He said Mr. Gotto, 18 fired - ? Russia: feslise ve Hd peadty ht Cpl. Waiter L. Weddle. son of Mr. and/once-in-a-lifetime poker game but a ic $ . ’ stop aggression a 8 outset, and, Mrs. Walter J. Weddle. Shelbyville. quick punch to his mouth, Seeks ‘Voice’ Funds a {lost—Db he pot an is teeth. i that the people of this country] A Be a Soc, Ms l05t—Doth the pol and Ns teeth. breaking. his. -bridgework, Mr.

NEW YORK, May 3 (UP) — responded “magnificently” to the

; ‘ } President's decision. De Een Mehra Mar teokomo. | Magistrate Morris Ploscowe said “There was a fellow out west Gen. Lucius D. Clay, chairman of of Mr and Mrs. Ellsworth M. Campbell 35 a tale that would astound who went every Saturday to

the Crusade for Freedom, has| Addressing 800 persons at a fcriticized . Congress for cutting: World affairs forum here, Mr. ‘down the budget of the Voice of Harriman said that he is not as America. The former command- Worried now over Russia's “fierce! er of American forces in Berlin determination to rule the world” |announced a new drive to raise 2S he was when he returned to {$3 million to expand. operations/this country from the Soviet of radio free Europe. Union in 1947. Mr. Harriman —_—— was ambassador to Russia at Suit Charges Hair-Pulling "™** "™ . | NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 3 Report Red Tank Units | BONN, Germany, May 3 (UP) | —Communist East Germany is] building up a tank-equipped army for yanking several handfuls of of 80,000 men from its “people's “with the ex- police” organization, according to a West German cabinet minister.

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