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WEUNESDAY, APR, . 1952
MRS. CARL (DAIRY) TANG
Local Deaths SIN INDIANAPOLIS
MAN, 73, of 1845 Dexter St. Serv. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED NE a hun 19. 1436 Roosevelt: oy is, ¥ Roache. At 8
fces at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in Edward Shirley Brothers Central Chapel. ip Burial, Washington Park. SEs? J a Elizabeth | "MISS ANNA GELDMEIER, 49, ore Elrter: at, G0 B Nalnuti, Viesinin,
21th, Adam “% N Capitol: ‘Donna |
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Services Set 1 Tr ta? ee Friday for Businessman
ks t Vineent's—-Alrred, Kathryn Wagso-, er.
{DEATHS | Suzan Abbett, Fil in 50 8. LaSalle, cardiac
ompensatlo Clarence Barnes, 41, in Long Hospital. ander, president of the distri-|
THE INDIAN APOL AS MES Rail Washroom
Dispute Heard
Seventeen railroad - companies were locked in a struggle today with - Indigna representatives of | the Rallroad Brotherhood Union! lon the question of compulsory! {washrooms for all railroad perServices for James Earl Alex- sonnel. Ni a hearing before the state
I3tirley Cook: Zillah vs. Clarence Pierce;
Burfal. Washington Park. uerite vs. Delmar Wyatt: N i vs. trick: Mary vs, Edward" Tate,
CHARLES B. WARTHEN, 63, alg of 1950 Caroline Ave. Piano re- Bikh ve, George Foster; Georsiaga ve pairman 25 years, Services to-|Ihompson: Marie 1s. Woodrow uunnell; morrow at 10:30 a. m. in Moore Hazelip: Byglene vs. George Henderson: & Kirk's Northeast Chapel and Ne ra Adbarrell Aystrew; Alberta vs. at 1:30 p. m.
in the Baptist Church at Paragon,
Burial in BIRTHS 100F Cemetery, Paragon.
«8 » n FREDERICK AYERS, 51, of 56 8, Warman Ave, Employee of 5 Diamond Chain Co. Inc. Services at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Roy-| ster & Askin Mortuary. West Newton.
» » » } MRS. EBERT (IRENE) TUCK-! ER, 701 8. Bosart Ave.
at 2 p. m. tomorrow in’ Glezon, | a Coleman car shitter Tritine Ind. Burial here. {At Methodist — Donald, Doris Cieceltur: |
| Roses Wilton: vemie Betty Mask | a son er MRS. BESSIE F. KELSEY, 65, Donald. Pagiine Red; Br. Howard. aster of 1525 E. Southern Ave. Services at 1:30 p. m. Friday in J C. Wil-|
Mildred Dickey: ‘ jal, New . son Funeral Home. Burial, Ne Official Weather
BOYS Lat Coleman—David, Jessica Bernstein: Charles, Peggy Johnson; John, Geraldine Jula: Alonzo, Wyoma Smiley: George, Cenc Strong; Roland, Patricia Tindor,! Methodist —Russell, Besse som; greeter? rr man; and, rothy Engledow; Rebert, Margaret Moore: James, Melba
Adam Burial,’ As St. Framels'—Omer; Joan Voelkel. At St, Vincent" p—-Theodors, Rita Moranec: | Prancis, Ruth Scott: Howard. Joanne Scott; Robert, Agatha Stevenson. GIRLS Services At Gemeral—Bennie, Lena Brown; Luther, |
Hershella Parker; Walter, Neva Childs.
Craven: J Kathryn Poynter; George, Janice Guna- |
Crown. a: UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU ih — — Sunrise ..5:28 | Sunset... .. 6: 1»
Total precipitation since Jan. divssni 10.76 Excess since Jan. 81
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three others injured in a Car-| Minneapolis.
truck crash yesterday on Ind. 64 New Orleans . 2 63 about 11 miles west of here. |Gipds City. A o i
from a downstate hospital.
« left at the scene. The driver fled.
Pittsburgh ... GARY—Mrs. Fens L. Parker, (Ban Antonio ..
25; and Mrs. Elliott Dupree, 44, St Lous ofl fh 4 both of East Chicago, were killed | Washington. D.7€. ("1107700 94 51 low
Joe, Siived. nected with the World Council of |
Bruce,
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. » versity, He served as a captain n 0 Presbyterian Quartei : [toe Ary ta World War 1. Later, he spent four years inTo Sing at Meeting specting harbors in foreign counThe Second - Presbyterian tries for the U, 8, Shipping Board, | Church quartet will sing ac- and the State Department. Jobs, |companied by Edwin Biltcliff at With washing machine firms fol7:30 p. m. today when Dr, Adolphe lowed. In 1940 he formed his {Keller of Geneva, Switzerland, 0Wn company. Mr. Alexander bespeaks at the church: longed to Meridian Street Meth- | Dr, Keller, widely known au- ©dist Church and Sigma Chi sothor and lecturer. who is con. cial fraternity, Surviving are his wife, Bernice, | Churches, is the guest of the & daughter, Marilyn, and son, Indianapolis Church Federation. 'James Jr, students at Indiana Dr. Ozie D. Pruett, minister of University, Bloomington; four stsithe First Baptist Church, will ters, Mrs. Joseph Bart and Inez! |preside at tonight's meeting. land Dolores Alexander of LebThe University Heights Evan- anon and Mrs. A, A. Garner of gelical United Brethren Church Los Angeles, Cal; two brothers, | will be host to Dr. Keller for an William, Mansfield, O., and C. K. address tomorrow at 7p. m Alexander, Wauwatosa, Wis.
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'52 Traffic Deaths | Here Reach 18 |
Indianapolis today counted its 18th trafic dedth of 1952, following receipt of delayed information
CHarles Frank Staser, 45, formerly of 2717 College Ave., died Thursday in Washington, Ind, according to police here. Mr. Staser suffered a frac-, tured skull and back injuries Feb. 3 when the automobile he was driving on 19th St. was sideswiped by another at Martindale Ave. The Staser vehicle hita tele- | phone pole, The other ear was|
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—Commission; the: will be held at 1 p. m, Friday in | Railroad Brotherhood urged the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary.| | state to require all railroad comBurial will be: in Oak Hill Ccme- Panies to provide and maintain ‘| washrooms and showers ‘in _ all] a native of Indiana terminals. The railroad . companies, ‘ings VA Hospital, He was 81 and! ¢luding the Pennsylvania, had been ill 20 months. He lived York Central, Monon and Baiti-| have challenged | the authority of the state to y {make such a rule. The union, how- | Society Central from Wabash College and Tucker! said the state has a “perfect {right to protect Indiana's rail road workers, . The hearing is being conducted | ‘by Republican Crawford Parker Hugh Abbett,
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