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THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1951 ____ . .
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| ; Held in Kidnaping. EARL ENGLISH, 72, of 41333 burial, 3:30 p. m. Saturday in! EDWIN 1. POSTON,
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of Mar. MRS. ROSCOE INGRAHM, 52, , \yoo0ae vouth was in : ’ N. Ewing St. Services 10 a. m.ipebanon. . tinsville. President and owner, °f.221 N. Reisner St. Ingianaped jail today after the FBI arrested S e 0 vi e |Saturday, Moore and Kirk Irv-| ie 8 | Martinsville Brick Co. Services|}s resident 64 years, Services
lington Chapel. Burial, Floral 3 p: m. Saturday at Conkle's W. him on kidnaping and three other
ARTHUR L. NORMAN, 54, of Saturday, 10:30 a. m. at Flan-
: ¥ Ath ot PR oh : 3 : ; “ . Park. 11412 N. Olney St., owner and op- ner & Buchanan Mortuary. Bu- Mie hifah St. Chapel. Burial, Flo | charges. x Ro | Cou le | Mrs GECROR (MARY) KAR. erator of the Norman Motor rial in Greenlawn Cemetery, Mar- ra ark. ie a L Charles B. Compton, 13, was yd RES, 48, of 2652 N. Butler Ave. Service. Services 3 p. m. tomor- tinsville. | HENRY L. YOUMANS, 48, of|393e0 I Chicago -uescay mht HAMILTON muda, July 19 fees tomorrow at row, in Shirley Brothers’ Irving {8 c= @ 4624 Winthrop Ave. Salesman at| tat He is. charged ‘with the ; » Jermuda, July 19 Services 3p. m. Hill Chapel. Burial, Crown Hill. NE 7. CHNAVY. 79. of 50215: : tment Eiore. g|states. He is charg € ; (CDN)—From St.. George's to|Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. v ; |. FRANK J. THNAVY, 79, of 522 Geodman's ‘Depart oh) Satur. Knife-point kidnaping of William ‘Cleaning Up Somerset, Bermudian society is Burial, Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. 8 no» Parkway Ave. Tailor 30 years genre obi a on \M. Marble, who “said he was y holding its breath. as 4 OSCAR ERNEST RANCK, 65, for A. J. Treat & Son. Indian- day, Conkle’s W. Michigan St. Is Worst Part’
4 rachi |forced to drive Compton and a The islands’ House of - As- JAMES F. GREENE, 65, of of Marion County, former owner apolis resident 60 ycars. Services, Chapel. Furial, Washington Park. | gouth Bend youth from Mishasembly has dispatched ,to the Lebanon, retired Indianapolisof a farm at 34th St. and High!3 p. m. Saturday, G. H. Herrmann ; il SHEPARD (Mag- Waka to Chicago. i [governor a request that he ex- Rallways operator. Services and School Rd. Services, 1 p. m./Funeral Home. Burial, Crown MRS. LO "2930 N. Tibbs Ave. Compton also is charged with tend to Princess Elizabeth and! — Saturday, at Royster & Askin's Hill, gle Ld, 9 x 2950 Ee taking 2 stolen car across a state the Duke of Edinburgh an invi-|to their strong and abiding loy-/West Washington Mortuary, Bur-| # 5 a Se ry as, 1.3 P. Ih Saturday, In| ine, Interstate transportation of tation to include Bermuda on alty to the crown and demonstate ial in Jamestown. GEORGE A. LE GALLEY, 69, Stevens pe Loi
Burial, Crown Hill. a slot machine and unlawful their ovseas itinerary for next anew the high regard and deep) ' 8 2 a of 1818 Park Ave. former ma-| . Shi [flight from a burglary charge.
By United Press | WEST ALTON, Mo., July 19 Yellow floodwaters from two! great rivers raged at this bot.tomland community today, but Bobo ae sftaid : and few | fall. affection with which members. JAMES D. CARTER, Newport, chinist for the old Nordyke & TODAY IN BUSINESS ... by The FBI said Compton and his ougts. 51 aLOW leaving. | | 3 2 “Such g visit would provide anjof the royal family are held,” Friends minister and former In- Marmon Co. and the Allison Di- Harold Hartley . . Is’ in The colleague were spotted in Mil. Chief Boatswain's Mate Elmer COMPETITION—One of ri- opportunity for the people of Ber- read the message to the gover-dianapolis mail carrier. Services, vision of General Motors Corp. Times every day .'. . and every waukee in a stolen car with twe Midgett, veteran of ‘many Coast! vals of Miss Beverly McClintick, muda to give tangible expression | nor.
{10 a. m. tomorrow, in the New-! Services, 10 a. m. Saturday, Wald Sunday. jrunaway girls, Guard rescue operations, said he 1431 N. Delaware St., for beau- ar - trie pe Seta ets eerie ;
never saw a stubborn attitude| } ueen to be elected b like that of West Alton natives] Ya Democrats ich who continued to plug their sod-| hor 3 orrow and. Saturday = den levees after Air Force volun-| MN on tr Kiiteor Ea] teers gave up. | s .Path itzer h “These people simply love their Ninth Districts candigote, from land,” he said. “In other floods Nashville. Miss McClintick is we have moved people, furniture 11th district queen. and livestock but we haven't evacuated a handful of people
Tere Folks Stay Put Three Injured
The Missouri River, already
- pouring onto crop .lands behind the main levees, lapped at weak- I Ie
ening secondary barriers to the
south. From the north, the Mis- - - : \ £issippi River seether todawrd a Within | Hours protective railroad embankment. | ee TI Re Sr Three persons were slightly inMississippi, had no takers. West jured in freak accidents within Alton was staying put {the past 24 hours. ; so | While Jersey Joe Walcott was ) Mrs. Ed Huff, who expects atx nocking out heavyweight Cham-| east a foot of water in her living pion Ezzard Charles last night, room by the end of the week, said 91 _vear-old Kenneth Eggers, 1621 her decision to move upstairs andiqiurm Ave. was doing the same wait out the flood was simply a| al
| ars. lla A » 17, of 828 question of good housekeeping. to Mrs. Stella Adams °
| Coffey. “The worst part of a flood fis] a
cleaning up afterward,” she said. | Mr. “If I stay here I can sweep out right along with the water.”
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accident occurred when Eggers’ elbow struck Mrs. | {Adams’ head as they were swim-| \ming in Rhodius Park Pool. | ‘People Are Nice’ Mrs. Joanna Crumrine, 53, of |
In 42 years here, Mrs. Huff has 2161 Park Ave, Apt. .1, was
{bowled off her feet as she left the| Jearred Jleniy Shou: Seecs dy helB. & W. Market, 2101 College} as a palit of Alp toa Ave, by 13-year-old Tyrone Wege-| she can make it to the cookstove| 1D ; when the water reaches her| Scheid, 2306. Carrollton Ave. who kitchen . | was riding his bicycle on the side-
It has never occurred to her to Walk. :
move away, she said, because “the| MIS. Crumrine was knocked un-/ 2 ee moat pias {conscious temporarily. people here are real nice.” 3 Robert Stalsmith, who can look| Richard N. Tyra, 21, of 702 E. out his window and see the river Minnesota St., suffered cuts early | fingering his dirt® levee, said he today when he dodged an oncomwould never move out; either. ing car and crashed his car into “If T lived on high ground a tree at 1907 E. 38th St. something else would hound me,” ——— he said. “Locusts, maybe.”
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