Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1951 — Page 2

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~ Local Man, Hit By Car, Dies - At Lafayette

Police Here Report 22 Accidents, 53 Arrests

An Indianapolis man died in a T.afavette Hospital late last night of injuries suffered in a traffic accident yesterday afternoon. He - was. John W, Gregory, 22, of 5068 E. Washington St, State police said Mr, Gregory was struck by a.car. driven by Joanna Swets, 22, of Chicago Heights, J1I., as he hitchhiked on U. 8. 52 near -lLafayvette Mr,

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Casualties (129 Days) 1951 1950 Accidents .......2681 2912 Injured ....c00..1170 985 Killed ...covi0sv. 23 25 Gregory is the son of Mrs, Cass Gregory of the Washington St. address. With him at the time was Roy C. Moore, 23, of Kennard, who was injured.’ Two Indianapolis men escaped with only minor injuries today when their truck hit a culvert near Fortville, overturned and rolled down a 30-foot embankment, The driver, Robert Snodgrass, 34, of 712 N. New Jersey St., was cut on the head. His passenger, Arthur Hoffman, 36, of 2617 N, Delaware St., received a minor leg injury. Both were treated at General Hospital and released. The accident took place four miles northeast of Fortville on Ind. 67. Police, meanwhile, reported 22 traffic accidents in the past 24 hours. Man, Wife Injured { A car driven by Robert O. Huhn, 40, of 1001 Chadwick BSt., hit a parked truck near Kentucky Ave. and Harding St. Flares around the truck had gone out a short time before, police were told. Mr. Huhn's wife, Josephine, 34, was admitted to General Hospital with arm and leg injuries. Mr.

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small blaze which started in Mr. Huhn's car. A 3-year-old boy, Danny Key, of 814 8S. Meridian St. suffered slight injuries when he v.as struck by a car near his home yesterday afternoon. Driver of the car was Paul E. Fuller, 27, of 6602 Rock ville Rd. The boy, hit as he dart

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an ambulance driver and released to his family.

Man Marooned on Ledge After Fall Is Rescued

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Cal, May 10 (UP) An amateur hiker, marooned on a ledge of Yosemite. Falls, was res cued by park rangers yesterday who reported he suffered from shock and a ‘positive compound ankle fracture” in a fall.

Rangers radioed that they had located Harry Wolschon, 20. of Detroit, Mich., perched on a rocky ledge nearly 1500 feet above the floor of Yosemite Val ley. They estimated it would take at least five hours to complete a slow trek down the cliff. The injured youth's condition

Suit Charges Privacy Invaded’

$25,000 Damage Asked by Plaintiff

A $25.000 “invasion of privacv” suit, charging unauthorized advertising use of news photos and stories, today was filed in Marion Circuit Court. The unusual legal action was started by William 1042 St. Peter St.,

Vinzenread, whose home was wrecked by a blast May 18, 1949. Defendant is—¥rnest H.—Pat-

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Foul Play Ruled Out

In Hoosier Gl's Death O'FALLLON, Mo. May 10 (UP) Foul play in the death of Cpl. Robert R. Borden, of Vincennes, Ind., was ruled out by a coroner's jury here last night. The jury decided the 35-year-old Chanute Field. Ill., airman met his death by being run over by a Wabash pasenger train near here Sunday. Lester Plackmeyer, St. Charles

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