Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1952 — Page 4

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Killed

Father of 7, Gl Victims On U. S. 52

Two met died ea iy today

1fter a car-hit-a—stabed truck n 0} le Rd near Ai gton Ave { \ 1 1d it he f a ea 3d 1 ¢ I expecting + LY ’ fed 1 14 & h e that “ e ) Vax . w ode A AO 2 WN ¢ Ti#

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John W. Schmidt Sr, Indianap-

pholsterer, father of

ind three daughters, I

He lives east of the ¢fty on Rawls Ave, east of Franklin ‘Rd Cpl. Earl E. Stapp, son of Mr Mrs®Huber Stapp, R. R. 1 Palestine. He was reported while awaiting transfer or ders from Presque Isle Air Force R Me * I'he corporal knew Mr Schmidt’s son, Cpl. David Schmidt, who is completing a

course at Ft. Harrison, ‘Die in 15 Minutes

According to. Mr, Schmidt's wife, Nelma, he was taking Cpl Stapp home from the ‘Ritter Inn 4668 S. Ritter Ave. Mrs. Schmidt =aid her husband had played shuf fleboard.at the tavern, Both were crushed, and died in the .car within 15 minutes after the crash, The truck driver, Richard Ma tin, 27, Lakewood, Colo., was not hurt, t He told Deputy Sheriff C| T Cox that he had pulled to/ the edge of U. 8. 52 (Brookville Rd.) when the motor gave trouble. Deputy Cox said the truck was still on the pavement but at the very edge of the 51-foot highway hear the eastern limits of the city This allowed room for Mr. Schmidt to pass the stalled truck, 1ights on both tractor and trailer were burning brightly when Deputy Cox arrived, about five minutes after the fatal crash. Driver Martin told the deputy he did not have time to put out warning flares before the acci dent, : oa Mr. Schmidt's body was taken to Shirley Bros Irving Hill Chapel, where his funeral will be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday. Burial will be in Anderson Cemetery here, Besides his wife and soldier son, he is survived by Three other sons, Wilbur and John W. Jr, both of Indianapolis, and William, Union City, 0. Four daughters, Marian, Elsie, and Vera Schmidt, who lived with him, and Mrs, Katherine Hampton, Salina, Kas. Four brothers, Carl and Henry,

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Times Special CHICAGO, Jan. 24 Franklin Richards, federal housing admini-| {stration commissioner in a spe-| \cial interview with The Indianap-| sloliz Times, said today the new In-| diana regional FHA director] probably would come from within! the local organization. However, Mr. Richards denied any definite selection had been made and was uncertain as to when the choice would be made, He said it would follow the pending investigation of the entire FHA operation in Indiana. | The post has been vacant nearly two weeks since R. Earl Peters| was fired for violating FHA reg-| ulations. As FHA director, he ap{proved mortgage insurance on a| group of apartments owned by| himself, So far as. is possible, Mr, Rich-

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together near the Judd's abandoned jeep. Mr. Judd and his nephew had picked up the girls at school Monday and have been missing since: Meantime, the freeze prowled Into the East and extended fingers

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Albert, Mascoutah, lll, and nine grandchildren, Mr, Schmidt had always lived here and had been an upholsterer since he was 19 years old. For a

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