Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1951 — Page 13

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a little Collie. Boyd Covington?

was found asleep under a bush ress Barbara yesterday, three miles from “his Briton, and husaplant in Irvington, N. J. Hired home near Hugo, Okla. His band, were Yaroslav Konvalinka, engi-| grandfather, Ber Dowden, was at- gene Czukor. «Neer, and Karel Truska, to go to/tracted to him when the Collie The couple said {they had named the five-pound-{12-ounce Two grandparents went back Christopher Eu{to college today after a 28-year genia. and fant was Mrs. W. E. Wulfhorst, Cleves, O., yesterday, enrolled in the University of Cin- second child for cinnati. They withdrew from the the actress and “# night schol in 1923 when Mr. Dr.

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they've reared two. daughters and| Teddy.

a son. z ~ » » Two-year-old Gregory Wentzel, who celebrated Christmas October, died of cancer last night in Pottstown, Pa. § u » =

King George Prince Charles

Prince Charles and his grand-| father, King George VI, posed together for pictures celebrating the prince's third birthday. Though looking wan following his illness, the king posed smilingly for photographers. Ocean Mail A youth at Great Yarmouth. England, today was to toss bottles into the North Sea, each holdIng an appeal to the finder to write letters to a paralyzed 17-year-old Dupo. Ill, boy. Mrs. Maude Green hit on the scheme to brighten the hours for her grandson, Rostelle Euge. She contacted Peter Calvert, who has been carrying on ocean correspondence. Peter said the letters probably would be carried to Holland by ocean currents.

That Does It City Judge W. W. Sheahan of Lemore, Cal, meant it when he set a 3200 fine for drunk driving. He had trouble making a turn in his car after a party, He had himself arrested. He signed the complaint against himself. He pleaded guilty before him-| self. He then fined himself $200 and warned himself not to appear |

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In ters died at dread Dachau prison, |

knew today his family line had been given new life.

word to the soldier fighting in Korea that his wife had given birth to a daughter in Chicago. Last February Mr.

fight for the freedom he had found in the U. S. where he came

{to “begin a new life.”

Joyner Corp. Sells

Rochester Plant

ROCHESTER, Nov. 15 (UP)— Officials of the Joyner Corp. announced sale today of its plant here to the Safeway Steel Products Co., Milwaukee, manufacturers of steel scaffolding, towers and bleachers, The plant, which made radio and television parts, and one at Bourbon were closed last summer in a 37-day strike of CIO United Auto Workers. Charles Joyner, placed ‘for sale” signs on the two plants and a third one at Warsaw.

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|Worland, Wyo. Nevertheless, he Tuesday shortly before he was to bought property leases for 25 make an address, was in “good” | years, sold $1 million in shares condition today, doctors reported.

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