Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1952 — Page 15
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|forgery ring, cracked here two Lofter Case | days ago by city police and the Y oo Immigration officers said inFirst charges brought in con- vestigation shows John Sidriey section ‘Pith a new lottery, be-'Doyle and Robert Macdonnell had’ fieved fronted by a church group, entered the country from Windwere dismissed today. They had sor, Canada, on a visitor's peroeen filed against a 33-year-old mit but overstayed their time. | partender, accused of selling the Doyle and Macdonnell were artickets. ' ‘rested as Doyle attempted to cash Judge Scott McDonald, Munic- two forged §100 money orders at pal Court 4, released Winton ‘H. P. Wasson & Co. They now
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Sheps h of oper- are being held under $5000 bond Shepard Irom” charges p on federal charges. : to lessen danger from tripping.
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Retter Resigns . » 9% At Eli Lilly's Earl S. Retter, marketing vice president of Eli Lilly & Co. since 1944, retired today. Mr. Retter; 39 years with the SR selling arm of the company, is a Purdue graduate and a native of Redkey, Ind. He covered six ‘ states for Lilly's and was based in Kansas City many years before heading the sales organization in Indianapolis. He is vice president of the Health Information Foundation and member of the board of the Bureau of Education on Fair Trade, the Industry Ad-
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Prizes and winners in the third annual Senate Ave. YMCA art
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