Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1952 — Page 2
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Pair Escape | In Crowded | Miami Streets
By United Press MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 13 --A
“freckle- faced thief grabbed a box! Lontalpiig $100,000 worth of cut! ~digrfonds from a Jewelry store “here yesterday while an accomslice held the storeowner's attendon as a prospective customer * Both heavy-set mefi fled ‘on foot through crowded downtown streets almost before the aur-, prised owner of the Miami dia-| mond: center and a switchboard | operator in the store knew what had happened, Police sald one of the men] entered the store and _#tarted! looking at carving knives. As, owner David Rabinowitz left his office to see what he wanted, the! second thief entered and sat! down near the switchboard oper-| ator and door to the office. |
Removes Gem Box
A few seconds later he entered) the office, opened a desk drawer and removed a small wooden box containing the diamonds. He walked out hurridely, followed by his accomplice and both broke into a run as they reached the street. Mr. Rabinowitz gave chase
briefly. but lost sight of the t hy Witnesses - ot oy WSB Sets Lid On Pay Hikes in Building weighed more than 200 pounds, Mr, Rabinowitz’ father and co-
owner of the store, Jacob, had left the store earlier for a cup of
CATCH, BUSTER—Model Joanne Mings [notice the new poodle haircut, please) prepares to fling her dinner, a can of dog food, at our "Mr. Inside," who had an idea for a "great gag." Turn to page 21 for final results.
By United Press
| As of now, the cost of living mission before they are pul into WASHINGTON, Mar, 13-The
ceiling for workers under board effect, Wage Stabilization Board set aljurisdiction amounts to 4.7 per The commission said it would coffee 15 cents an hour ceiling today re| cat over the earlier 10 per cent consider on a case-by-case basis . ay Increases this year for more|“catchup” raised permitted. Con- 1 He sald the box contairfed dia- |, requests for employer welfare monds worth $100,000, only partly than 3 million construction work-|struction workers also have been contributions higher than the 71;
ers. {allowed a 10 per cent raise. cent policy. It chose that figure ry Alaurunce, They Were The hoard also approved health | The board said 4.7 per cent hecause it appears in many exing to brokers. and welfare plans for building more for construction workers jsting contracts in the construc-
trades workers with a 7% cent would average 12 cents an hour. t oe deoeiped ne man as an hour limit on employer con- | But hes and vacation pay on indus oy : 3 » SIX feel tall, weighing tributions. jand other fringe benefits, not
225 pounds and wearing a sports. Both policies, adopted on the shirt, The second man, weighing recommendation of Sounted against the general wage Excise Chief on Mend
the WSB's| > more than 200 pounds, was five construction commission, differ |bourd Suling, TOUS, be eharge After Heart Attack feet, eight inches tall, freckled-/from the rules in effect for other! 15-¢ g limit this ve £ Noi ‘ faced and wore a light blue suit. industries. roan. Om 5 Year. State Excise Police Chief C. B. France today was released from
Management mémbers of the Must Get OK C cti board dissented from the health The construction wage ceiling Methodist Hospital where he was orrecrion and welfare policy. will run throughout the year be- | acovering {from a heart attack. Get 10% Hike cause contracts in the industry, ee Six gambling convictions have o the nation's largest except for, Chief France, reported in been tossed out of court because The 15-cent general Increases agriculture, normally are negoti- “good” condition, will rest at his police raided a clubhouse at 2405 permitted—if workers can negoti- ated in the spring for the follow- home in Petersburg, Ind. He had E. Minnesota St. Jan. 26 without ate such increases—correspond to ing 12 months. retired from the State Police a search warrant. The site of the the board's cost-of-living raises| All new wage agreements and force, but still holds his job with raid was erroneously listed ves- allowed employees in other indus- welfare plans must have the ap-/the Alcoholic Beverage Commisterday as 1147 Madeira St. tries. _'proval of the construction com-'sion.
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“THURSDAY, MAR. 13, 1952
Cab Strike Violence
Indicted in Slaying
Commonwealth's Attorney A. LOUISVILLE, Ky. Mar. 13— Scott Hamilton said that earlier Five more dcts of violence The grand jury yesterday: in- he had made an agreement with have been reported in the stale- dicted a revenge-mad soldier who the soldier to recommend a life went AWOL to kill an attorney sentence for him if he would help who defended the soldier's pretty police recover the body. Mr. All action was 10 wife in a seduction case against Hamilton said, however, that the window-breaking- during the past him. agreement fell through. The Tarrance family had agreed to
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2 q ag The 4 ; 24 hours, police said. Che Jefferson County Grand the life sentence. Non-striking driver Joseph Jury also returned a murder in- : : Miller, 27. of 1439 Park Ave, dictment against the soldier's ‘Father Confesses {reported windows broken in his father who confessed his part) mpe father broke down and con-
red Cab twice within 24 hours, In the crime Tuesday night after praying and thinking for more than 24 hours in his ‘tell. meeting with his son. He told dow and spotlight of his cab The indictments were against How tie wo saw {he SlioMey while it was parked in the 200 Roy Tarrence, 45, and his -son, leave a store near his home and block of S. Illinois St. Farly to- leonard. 22, and accused them ther they: waited for him in an slaying Attorney Francis J. alley. Co The younger Tar-
fessed Tuesday night after a Early yesterday, someone broke out the windshield, left door wifi-
A few minutes later McCormack. “we nailed him
“Then,” he said, he saw someone club out the left rence also has been charged with ps0 in the alley. We put him in door window kidnaping the attorney. the car and drove to Harrods
(‘reek where we beat him again. said a rock We then wired him to a heavy wag thrown through his wind- Immediately after the-iindict- jjece of concrete and pushed him shield while he waited for a fare Ments. Sandy Paniello, who was into the creek.” in the 1100 block of Olive St. appointed «by the court as the a. MceCormack had represented John Neal, 22, of 1609 Nowland defense counsel, sald be: Wouldip.onarg's wife in court proceed-| Ave., was cut on the hand when 23K for a change of venue be- ngs sigainst him since 1950 for someone threw a rock through ‘use the wide publicity given sequction, maintenance and child the left door window of his Red the case would make a fair trial desertion and shortly before the here impossible. kidnaping had started divorce Hotel. The confession backed up a proceedings against the soldier. And William Aley. 58, 515 E. Signed statement made Saturday The son told police after the 12th St. told polite a brick was Just before the husky Ft. Knox. confession that he and his father thrown through fhe windshield KY., soldier led police to a creek peat the attorney because “he told of his cab while it was parked in where officers found the weighted- me he would see that I got a difront of his home last night. down body. vorce, but he lied to me."
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