Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 July 1951 — Page 2

Castle. ET William Tait, 17 months, Indiana, Pa. i Diana Everhart, 6, Madison, Mrs. Katliryn Stewart, 87, Richmond. 8 /

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plane in which he was a passenger Paul Trittipo, 35, Wolcottville, is! in serious condition at Lagrange Trittipo . attempted to land the| sion. Sgt. Cecil London, chairman of the PAL Circus committee, looks on. 5 - when - it He- ” ! . » ‘Green Light Given Prenared to Work a boat, but the plane sank in 50 feet of water before they could | killed when run fof a Pogue's Run interceptor : os es in car on Ind. ‘9, . {sewer yesterday was voted by the, . seven miles north of Columbia Autoists Warned : [Brand of Sanitary Commissioners. dy p nese whether Mrs. Bales’ car started] - Continued From Page One |approved to the State Tax Board rolling after she-had fallen under but will be open until noon Satur- before contractors’ bids may be been included, however, and some were no witnesses to the tragedy. begin today with the whoosh Of. huiit from Meikel and McCarty In the main, it was understood The Tait child was run over by sky rockets and the boom of gq. 4, anoroximately the inter- [hat he had been instructed to] | y { up after delivering a birthday The program opens at 5.p. m. . ONE: Both sides should order| at to the ion sister. with the blare of bands and pre-| Pogue's Run sewer, plus eX- an4 enforce a cease-fire with will be Introduéed by Rep. 2 multimillion dollar Sanitary TWO: E Police said the child apparently er e y "istrict - improvement Projet tina o. Lstablishment of a de-| walked in front of the car driven Charles Brownson. : : * Uimilitarized zone approximately | ents, Maj. and Mrs. Alex Tait, Musical performance of ‘Annie, from the State Stream Pollution are from Indiana, Pa. |Get Your Gun” at the State Fair-| Control Board and increased In- THREE: No more shipment of ‘Diana Everhart drowned in the Tenner. ‘ : | Ohio River near her home in Bayt and Sen. . |" Hearing on the bond resolution ment of an international comThe Indians will be at home to- "3 hos walter Myers Jr, Mission to police and surervise lieved she had stepped Into a, ay - | hole, Pre Colonels beginning at 6:30 p. m. and armies to stay within their {own zones. ol

crash-landed and sank in Oliver Lake near Lagrange. The pilot, um i County Hospital. PALS—Charles H. McCall, secretary of Indianapolis Lodge 17 of the Loyal Order of Moose, According to state police, Mr.| buys 100 fickets for the Times-Police PAL Club Circus from Lt. Forrest Higgs of the Juvenile Aid Divi- ~~ plane on the lake veloped engine trouble. Two life- . guards rescued Mr. Trittipo with ot im 0 fa ns Sewer ‘Bonds 7 - + reach Mr. Workman.. * | A $1,350,000 preliminary bond For Lastin Peace Killed by Own Car fomi y resolution to finance construction y City. The bond measure and an Authorities haven't yet learned {appropriation resolution must be, or whether her car was|day. |sought for the project. diplomats said they had some it, 3 "the struck by another vehicle. There! Independence Day celebrations! mw, new interceptor sewer will "e\¥ ideas on the subject. the car of a rural mail carrier at|aerial bombs at the Sahara Grotto|,, .. on of Dorman and Michigan Propose these terms for an arm-| Hope, when the mail man started fireworks display in Butler Bowl. go, : istice: ‘ -uni- fon of the sewage disposal] 's father is a major cision marching by brilliantly-uni- Pans guarantees of security from both - oS, oy at Camp 3 mal formed drill teams. Gov. Schrick-/Plant now under way, is part of 4. ; , [launched in 1947. The new con-|, g by Harvey Cook, Hope. The par-| Tomorrow evening's Starlight o. .... is a result of pressure 2 miles Jeep aud Toughly across| . ‘grounds will be headlined by : "war materiel io th ' Drowns in River short patriotic speeches by Mayor dlanapalis demands for sewer fa into e combat Madison ‘while wading with her Jung ss be- MOrrow with a holiday double- s the armistice; exchange of prisonyounger brother, Authorities be header against the Louisville Sanitary Distriet attorney, sald, ers of war on a one-for-one basis, | Mrs, Stewart died 1 Me. 8t Victory Field. And there'll be, (™ 0 y : | moral Beapital at Ribhmond of Midget auto races at the W. 1am Court Prevents aor

Famiiy’s Eviction Willie Clemmons, Boxer,

injuries = suffered when' she was St. §peedway. ahs ? struck by a car last Nov. 16. On the White River, the speed- ~ : . fo “Thrown by a horse Sunday dur- boat regatta will begin with a wa-| A - Federal Court. restraining Sued for Divorce ing a horse show relay race at ter parade at 2 p. m. from the order preventing ‘illegal eviction Willie Clemmons, local heavy-| Princeton, Mr. Spencer dled ves- Yacht Club. of a Weat Side widow and her weight boxer, was sued for diterday in Gibson General Hospital! The Indianapolis Servicemen's four children from their home has vorce today by his wife, Fannie, at Princeton without regaining! Center will sponsor a dance in the been issued on a petition filed by who said he used prize fighting consciousness. Mr. Spencer's horse east plaza of the State House, ‘the Area Rent Office. tactics in domestic quarrels. ! stumbled when it collided with Judge Willlam E. Steckler re- . Ine suit filed in Marion County

another horse during the last 1 nt yesterday Superior Court 3 said Clemmons event of the show. fumed the ju 3 y had hurt her severely by strik-

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Paul Shambaugh, 24, of 15 8.| Tomorrow the Gray Ladies Mrs, Ralph Hardy, 1051 W. Mich- now working in the city sewage] Tremont St, was arrested on a will give two closed-ward parties {gan St., the landlords, was filed disposal plant.

child neglect charge after admit-|in the Atterbury hospital using by rent officials on grounds they ting he had failed for three years party boxes prepared by the had not followed proper eviction to make support payments for his junior Red Cross. Thursday procedure. daughter, court officials said. night Red Cross voluriteers willl Judge Steckler returned his rulShambaugh had volunteered to take patients from the Indianap- ing after the landlords and rent festily Sgaina. Ph Ta olis Veterans’ Hospital to the attorneys stipulated to facts in a tor ehitd Starlight Musical the case and the defendants neglect when another of her Churches have .been asked to waived their right to file an andaughters was found unattended ring their bells at noon tomor- swer to the government petition. at her previous home. 218 E. 9th Fw. Clie, thanks to Ged, tor Court officials said Mrs. Sham. Mittee to Proclaim Liberty, head-| baugh had been receiving ald ed nationally by Chief Justice] from the Marion County Wel- Vinson and in Indiana by Eugena fare Department. C. Pulliam. |

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