Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1951 — Page 20
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Ee Couple Avoids. ‘Extra Cost'— Bank Teller Times Clip" | Leaves $70 Million To Churches, Charities I NEW YORK, Nov. 16 (UP)-llate “financier Hetty Green wasj n : Carry Dead Baby for 200 Dupes Would-B e Help S Clear | Mrs. Hetty Green Wilks, who died admitted Ll in by 2 ~~ Surrogate Willi: ". Collins. | J Holdup Woman | Feb. 5, has left an estimated $70 Et a 1. a =. Miles on Bus ourney lo qup § Me. Nov. Rea arte ion to ha Sauiches charities, ecutor, emphasized that the gross GALLUP. N. M. Nov. 16 (UB) couple! Kee Chee and his wits, (UP) Here is how a would-be Bre eT 10 oh all 5 + ==A young Navajo Indian cou iple Mary, said the theident started hotdup woman was bagged as Two men were arrested early; the estate, be known until taxes and other
,p. the Westbrook Trust Co v{oday and faced charges of armed ; aid’ yesterdgy they were foreed last week when they and other - \ N id The will of the daug . } (ahiz hav a ai Said: yesterday -Lhey we +h Indians started home by chartered Che woman, according to police, burglary and auto banditry on = ‘daughter of the debts have been paid.
walked up to teller Earle Skillins, the strength of a clipping from! put her hang in ser coat pocket The Indianapolis Times.
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For Trial Todo til the parents reached the Utah waited patiently Mr Skillins vestigating theft of $35 and 20
pital for lunch. There an N= Slipped into a back room and cartons of cigarets taken from
vi Fey x fy tah. to bu om Ral Lake Oi ti oy n to They said thei haby girl, Linda 1s though ih had 2 gun and ue Also charged with second-ge-Gallup NM. Dea Shey ale Ue Dog River City manded Hand ovel you mane} gree burglary were Carl Ewing, | Storm Doors dit { : had been at a Bear gh Hye. and don't say anything to 22 attendant at Central Hospital,! money’ 10 ser d the baby any Hospital -but was pronounced fit anybody ind Joseph MeGan, 30, of 5149 ; . saat other way. 3 to. travel and turned over fo then Mr. SKillins calmly replied leGrande Ave, butcher at Whi te pine, inter- $ Ihrough ierpreley, Re a. 1a} : “You couldn't carry all that Brown's Market, 1819 S Lynd- changeable glass and GAS lly 4d . ter Chee signed a release money your hands. Wait and hurst Dr. ” screen inserts. Up : The baby. apparently died Op get a bag for you.” The two were arrested in front mx — Rape Case Set the trip to Salt Lake City, bul. yhije the woman, identified as of McGan's home on suspicion of . = "| ts death was not discovered un Mrs, Lawrence €, Mairtietts iS, burglary by deputy sheriffs in-| STORM SASH $435 : Up — ~
The’ long-delayed case of a West o- t+ was held and a doctor found oy = ' Vet 5 107 oon Sarge tric oe was el at dtr fod ote on i rhe THERMO ANTI FREEZE rape of a .6-vear-old girl was i ) adi 7. rs. Manette ang her hushand Clipping in Pocket 8 * trial this afternoon The indian said he told author aa ens Standing Ay Were I Ewing's pocket, deputies $1.25 Gallon 35¢ Qt. i i] Court tie tn a Lake City that hel 0 hs um and disorderly ound The Times clipping of a » Wallace a Ww a worl i 1) ke to Send the babv to persons $50 robbery Oct. 23 at the Harry PING PONG YES, YOU SAVE $50.00 IF » h Grand Jury indict-| ©'9 a rk th Ford filling station in” Bridgeport. $% 00 oe wht king the child Gallup Ly other means than the Soybean Crop Sets Record "7, Sls pe! YOU ACT NOW DURING . ni a, Ph : i ys. bu that as told “as 4 EAT aa . Bh et » ye D i ¥ et. 21, 1950, after enticing her bus, put t he wa ne LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 16 ted he and McGan robbed Mr.| TABLE TOPS OUR OLD RANGE ROUND-UP.
L r re hig . + 1719 WW Mar long as you're going to Gallup p dara F etirte iy ia ; maid doen ! i 0 hus garage at 1719 W. Morris Cv you might just as tell ne ale ES Tes '*W Ford, and volunteered the in- Call Us for “Your Lumber and Hardware Requirements ’ ‘take the: body with you Chee +3 . a na > har - oul Dos formation they had returned to said they told him it would “cost 21d today Hoosier farmers pro-the station a week later and too much money” to send the duced a record 57.6 million bush- robbed him of $75 els of sovbeans this year. During the second robbery, Ew-
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' memkarlin OGY any other way, Th ra ; i a ~ | O. Chamberlin, "» 0 0 trom Salt | Fhe soybean yield was esti- ing said, 72-year-old Mr. Ford told EVENING sared Fred n the trip from Salt Lake CitY mated at 215 bushele Dar apres for (Ga el VENT? ] ol ated Fred there. was “trouble” reported onl oo ~J.0 Dusheis pel sore or hin . i of LB ARE REEL EVENING FURNITURE and APPLIANCES ol oU0 X, Market; . rer iF oe pa 2 SHE ricreasé overgpre-harvest I'm sick and tired of seeing : 2403 E. 10TH ST . St. of a sodomy charge. the bus among other Navajos Who ¢,.a.ast< they said. you around here.’ ? Free Delivery . had an aversion to being around ee ——— - ———————————a— —— —————— ———————————————— —
The judge ruled there was insufficient evidence. Bentley had been charged with attacking a 15-year-old boy Dec. 27, Convicted but placed on proba: Grocer Held Up tion was Richard Miller, 18, RR 2 Greenwood, for attempted rape Three holdup men, one with a of a 13-year-old girl. Special pistol. got about 3100 from Judge Howard Hooper, Criminal grocery at 436 E. New York St. Court 2, gave him one year pro- last night, the proprietor, William bation and a $100 fine, Keen, 35, reported to police.
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