Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1951 — Page 4
or Cox on contempt it could establish the long-term violation. “ Although federal investigations
t brought a conviction of the herb
quillivendor four years ago, it appar-
ently f
ailed’’o quash his flourishing trade in treating every ail-
{ment from cancer to sinus.
Charged in Terre Haute In September, 1047, Cox “was charged in the Terre Haute federal court with violation of #the
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and may fire on anyone trying fo
Tait replaces
(Meridian St. entrance to the bool. :
federal food and drug act. He guilty to misbranding [and misrepresenting his products.
Par!
ks, in. the state reformatory. Answering charges that police held the money unlawfully, Det, Sgts. Harold Goodman and Charles Haine said the victims should have filed a petition for return of the money through a
(|Health
Medical
T. E. Sullivan, director of the division of food and drugs of the Board, said an investigastarted immediately.
Meanwhile, necords of the State
Because of his age—he was then 69—he was fined $100 and sentencing was indefinitely postponed by the late Judge Robert Baltzell, At that time food and drug investigators received complaints from Illinois that Cox was treating serious diseases with his home-brewed “Arthur Cox Log Saw Herb Preparation.” The sign at his farm dispensary at that time heralded the preparation for the treatment of “stomach ulcers, dropsy, cancer, arthritis, diabetes, piles, hives and throat, infantile paralysis, sinus, female and prostate troubles.”
Registration Board showed that agency in 1941 obtained an injunction permanently enjoining Cox from practicing
;| medicine,
The State Medical Registration Board said -it would start an immediate investigation both of the Pearson case and of the possibility that Cox was guilty of 10
tion. Dr. Paul Tinaall, Shelbyville,
court, as police instructed them to do.
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secretary of the hoard, said the
Iboard might ask a Jall sentence 1947 Fords.
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Cost of treatments apparently vary. Mr, Pearson said he paid {$25 each time he journeyed to the 'herbery. But Lawrence County officials sald other “patients” re|ported paying as high as $100. i ————————————————
New Cars for Sheriff
r County Commissioners. yester-
hunted” list one Anthony Brancato, a Kansas City, Mo., hoodlum who surrendered to the FBI in San Francisco on June 20, Brancato stayed on the list only two days. Lt. Thomas Naumsek, head of Indianapolis safe detail, knows Taif’s work well, He claims the fugitive has a special blend of “soup” which he mixes himself to blow safes. Orders from Lt. Naumsek to police are: “Bring him in one way or another. It doesn’t make any difference.” The 40-year-old criminal, be-
at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the
Concert Director Robert J. Shultz said about 125 musicians will take part. Besides the concert, drum ma‘ jorets for the school year will be introduced. y are Donna Essig, Judy Jackson, Margaret McCallum and Phyllis Ann Mag ner. . Rei Mary Beth Shultz, daughter of the director, will be featured as piano soloist. : Should weather interfere, the concert will be in Caleb Millis
Two drownings and a highway! accident claimed the lives of three Hoosiers in the last 24, hours: . . ‘Dead are: ; Oscar J. Brogdin, 70, Huntington. : Ye : James Wright, 12, Elkhart.y J Clark, 23, Henryville. on Ind. 5 two miles south of Huntington in a rainstorm last night. He had backed his car accidentally into a ditch along a
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lin the leg and he went'to Michigan| {City on a 3-10-10 years sentence]
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ing as a mechanic. {was automobiles.
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suspended sentence for robbery and vehicle taking. He has a long record, Early in his 20's he was sentenced to
Farm for malicious trespassing. Two years later, 1935, he at-
way State Bank, Shot in Leg Police dropped him with a bullet
but ‘escaped seven months later. Tait was arrested in 1938 in Chicago and sentenced to 5-to-25 years in’ the Joliet State Penitentiary for unlawfully procuring explosives. When paroled by Illinois in July, 1945, he was returned to Indiana to complete his sentence He finally was released in'
| September, 1950. !
The last look local police have
‘had of Talt was Nov. 3, 1950,/ months, |when he registered as a parolee. /to be with Betty Jo. Mrs. Reese | However, early this year he ap-iis a former resident of Colorado.
peared in the office of District Attorney ‘Matthew Welsh. He,
‘talked to Assistant District At-/for Camp Atterbury Hospital was|
torney Marshall Hanley regarding! his parole, ! Tait was born here Jan. 1, 1911,
but was reared by foster parents in readiness for the mercy flight | ® oni Coffey St. in West Indianapolis, When it was found the oxygen|
» 1 A Problem Child J From the beginning he was 2 problem child. . Sgt. Harold Goodman, who grew up with Tait, knows him well. It was he who said Tait could have been the best mechanic in town. In fact Tait has boasted
jous Brady gang which terrorized the Middle West in the mid
FORGE Ty aT : A ama 2 hh AIS
Tait eighth
too smart for his own good. only went through the
grade, but he made mighty-good |grades.
“That's when he started workHis great love That's why we
had a ‘plant’ at the J500-Mile ‘track on Memorial Day. He's a tough egg” Sgt. Goodman said. —— Police Chief O'Neal echoed the A 5 PTA reports: Ce te A 3 : “Tait would just as soon kill go
you as look at you.”
Muncie Man Held In Child Beatings
MUNCIE, July 11 (UP)Gideon Consley, 36, was accusad today of lashing his stepsons with a clothesline and leather belt because they ran into the street, Police said Consley admitted beating the boys, 6-year-old Samuel Shoptaw and his 4-year-old brother, David, while their mother watched. Consley said the boys didn't pay any attention when he told ‘hem to say out of the street, police said. Consley was scheduled to appear in court today on an asgault and battery charge. Mrs. Consley faced charges of ~hild neglect
Dewey Visits Industrial Plants at Jap Base
TOKYO, July 11 (UP)--Gov Thomas E. Dewey, of New York visited heavy industry plants to day. in Kobe, former naval base
Mr, Dewey, touring Japan, last night stayed in Osaka. He arrived . visiting
there yesterday after Hiroshima, which was leveled by
an atom bomb Aug. 6, 1945. Much
of the city has been rebuilt, In a speech last night | Dewey praised U. 8. Ambassador-at-Large John Foster Dulles and his efforts toward a peace treaty.
Soaring - in. Spain BRUSSFKLS, (UP)~~The International nautical Federation
picked Spain for next year's ‘World soaring competition. The ;blennial meet was held last at Stockholm in 1950,
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ating pressure on her lungs, mak- day-while swimming with a coming it difficult for her to breathe. /Panion in the ‘St. Joseph River. Present estimates are that the near Elkhart. {tempted to burglarize the Speed-|y.y. will have to be kept in an] Mr. Clark drowned while swim{oxygen tent until she is 3 or 4 ming in Franke Lake in Clark {years old. Then the operation to/County State Forest. His body correct the valve difficulty can be Was recovered a short time after {the accident late yesterday.
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