Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1951 — Page 19

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V.SDNESDAY, OCT, 24, 1951

City Included ~~ Baby's Skeleton,

Found in Chimney, Among Lalor ~~ Sent to 1U Labs

Times State Sefvice VINCENNES, Oct, 24 The skeleton*of a baby discovered in

a chimney here was sent to IndiTimes Washington Bureau ana University WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-—Indi- :

Bloomington today anapolis 4s a labor shortage area and Terre Haute one of labor surpius. South Bend and Ft. Wayne are areas of balanced labor supMuncie: and Evansville are

laboratories in for analysis. Police also checked over land records dating back to 1897 for a possible lead on the identity of the baby. The skeleton was found by Bud arcas of moderate labor surplus. Kutter while remodelling the old That is the way a Labor De- house. Coroner Paul Strate said partment survey sums up Indi- the bones were partly covered ana's industrial ‘based on with mummified flesh and were the adequacy of labor supply. wrapped in muslin. Indianapolis, having been de- a Cheinieal elared a critical defense area by gnmney S00 ili the war mobilization and defense/0elped preserve the body and agencies, is summed up on the icloth, Strate said. However, the labor front in the survey as fol/Child's age, sex and the cause of y . death ‘had not yet been deter-

ply.

cities

content of the

had apparently

Jows “Unlike most other tight areas mined. s 5 9 nn single key industry or ae-; KER ts = tivity is primarily responsible for HE ous i> how _Deeupied the tight labor supply situation Y TE, alter Daugherty, a i0prevailing in the industrially di- year-old widow Whe _has lived versified Indianapolis area. Prac- there since. 1944. It was built in tically all industries expanded 1897 and authorities believed the : maderately as area employers body may have been in the chimarited ~moreERan SK Workers PeY-for-mose. than. ul. Sr to their payrolls during "the last Mr. Kutter said the mney year : was filled with soot up to a stove

“But more than 75 per cent of PIP® opening. He knocked a hole

the employment increase occurred '" the brick to scoop the soot out in manufacturing industries, 30d had removed only three buck-

which account for 40 per cent of ®'8 Of it when he found the body. the area's total employment. Leading gainers during the past Burns From Gas Stove

year have been aircraft (up 6600), Are Fatal to Girl, 5

electrical machinery (up 5000), hODeleot Al machinery oantP A five-year-old girl. burned +2500), and construction ‘up 2300). gaveriy Aug. 24 while trying to “A sharn drop in the locally warm her hands over a gas stove, available labor supply accom- died today in General Hospital. panied these job gains. By May She was Brenda Thorpe, 2433

1851 unemployment had declined Northwestern Awe. whose clothes to less than half of the May 1950 caught fire after she had turned level. more than 60 per cent of on the gas stove to warm her the jobless workers were females. hands. She rushed from the house “Employer hiring standards and the wind whipped the flames still remain high despite a lack burning her severly-befnre neigh-

--0f job applicants to meet current bors could rip the flaming gar-

specifications. However, a num- MeNtE Tom her body.” ber of companies are modifying =

their demands to accept trainees and there has been some increase Two Get 1. 10 Yours - For a $27 Theft

in the utilization of older workers The employment of women or nonwhites for aircraft production

Two men today were gentenced

jobs continues to be limited, to 1-10 years in the Indiana Btate however, Accelerated relaxation Reformatory for a $27 theft. of the hiring specifications gen- John E. Titara, 22, of 1606

erally prevalent in. the area will Spann Ave, and Donald Spellman. be needed if currently scheduled 20, of 1711 Ingram St. were senexpansion programs are to be tenced by Criminal Court Judge fulfilled.” Harry O. Chamberlin after they ———_——— pleaded guilty to grand larceny.

Paymaster of British Victim of the July 13 theft was Ralph George Rink. 327 Bicking

Army to Visit Here st. The chief paymaster of the I i MG British Army will tour the Army Finance School and the Army Finance Center at Ft. Harrison Nov. 9. Maj. Gen. Cecil N. Bednall will be the guest of Maj. Gen. Bickford E. Bawyer, Army. chief of ninance. In World War II, Gen. Bednall

was the Army

first member of the Royal to land with the

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British in France Woman, 74, Indicted OBERT E RI EY . - . In Death of Daughter K ° Mr. Roza Greeson, T4, of R34 Blaine Ave. todav was indicted irby for first -degree murder in con-

nection with the death of her 50-

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Louisville ‘Motorist Legal Fraternity Sets Crushed by His Own Car Fall Pledge Meeting

A car which shot wildly back Phi Alpna Delta, the legal and forth across the. road -near fraternity, holds its fall pledge New Albany killed a Louisville Party at 8:30 p. m. today. in the

Indianapolis division of Indiana University School of Law.

man last night.

Arthur Owens, 62, was-threwn

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