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Love's Young Dream Ends
By United Press
COVINGTON, Ind., Apr. 3— Juvenile delinquency charges were tiled” today against a 15-year-old Chicago couple whose plans to elope to Florida ended in a bulletpunctured chase through a corn field. Bernadine .Jean Hall and Joe! Pouse, both 15, were riding in al car State Police said was stolen] by Lester Sellers, 17, another) Chicagoan, in his home town. Police said Sellers drove away from a filling station at Attica without! paying for a tank of gasoline. i
State troopers found the car abandoned on U. 8. 41 south of Attica. Joe and Bernadine were| spotted running through a sore} “field. They stopped when warn-# ing shots were firéd over their heads.
They told authorities at the! county jail here, where they were | held on delinquency charges, they were on their way to Florida to, get married. Sellers escaped. But police said| he stolé another car and was ar-| rested a short time later in Hammond. Authorities said auto ban-| ditry charges were being prepared
against him.
New Officials Named 5 ;
SEYMOUR, Apr. 3 (UP)— Texas Eastern Transmission .* . . Corp. today announced the ap-| POWDER PUFF PICKETS—Picket duty doesn't mean you pointment of two new officials at] the company’s division two head- . quarters here. John R. Patterson Stringer as they take a break from their “to and fro" tant | wil cams a | the Western Union office, 18 N. Meridian St. engineer. . -
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Squads Seek | More Victims In Ruins
By United’ Press CHICAGO, Apr. 3-Four persons were killed last night when a fire, punctuated by an explosion, raced through a crowded four-story apartment building. Three firemen who fought thelr
attempt to‘ rescue the victims were in St. Mary's Hospital suffering from smoke prostration. A small boy was in critical condition at the hospital, Firemen brought the bodies of two women, a small boy and a
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man from the gutted building. The man was not identified, but| the others were tentatively named |
year-old son Casey, and Mrs, Virginia Meyers, 45. The boy in the hospital was be-|
old son Kelly. All the dead suffocated. Doctors said burns on their bodies
| were slight.
Lt. Joseph Anderson of the fire department and Fireman Thomas Keegan fought through the smoke to bring out the bodies of the women and little boy from the third floor, only to be overcome themselves. Lt Anderson was hospitalized. along with Fireman Russell Pecka and Ralph Morgan. Mr. Keegan left the hospital after treatment and returned to fight the blaze.
INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC CASUALTIES ° (93 Days) 1951 1952 Accidents ..... 1864 1861 Injured ....... 831 819 Killed .....000. 18 18 -
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Policeman Is Accused | In $105,000 Robbery
By United Press jand slugged his wife y a pistol. | ' PITTSBURGH, Apr, 3- —County| While holding Mrs. Saul in terror, | Detective Chief Fred Mathias/they searched the -house and] sald yesterday that a North {found Mr, Saul’s safe, They broke)
Braddock policeman has been! '* open and took the money. “directly connected” with the Three men who were riding]
$105,000 robbery of Craig Saul, al With Me, Saul" the night of the]
{“shakedown” also were arrested. | Butler, Pa., coal operator. Police believe they steered him
Chief Mathias said pateoliuds ite the spot where he was robbed. Fred Burdell, already charged Burdell has denied that he was with being involved in a $2600| the man who took the money, “shakedown” of Baul two days sno. | before the robbery, was identified - » by the mine operator's wife and Garner Gives Home
has been turned over to Butl . ; ver 1 PE To City of Uvalde
police. UVALDE, Tex., Apr. 3
Chief Mathias made his state {ment in testimony in habeas The home of John Nance Garner.
Kennan Takes corpus proceedings on Burdell's aging former Wice President of behalf. Burdell's attorneys hadithe United States, had a new charged Allegheny “County detec-|owner today—the city of Uvalde. |tives. with refusing to produce! Mr, Garner and his son, Tully, Burdell and permit him advice|deeded the two-story house and| of counsel. {surrounding property to Uvalde)
Slug Victim's Wife lat a special meeting of the City] : {Council called for that purpose
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v United Press Burdell originally was charged|yestérday, WASHINGTON, Apr, 3—| with stealing $2600 from Mr.| Mr, Garner, now George F, Kennan was sworn in| Saul's yesterday as the new U, 8, am-/automobile in which he was rid-{late wife, Mrs. Addie R. Garner, bassador to Russia and said he ing near North Braddock Mar, 12./to be used as a museum, Hbrary | sees a “possibility” of eo ‘On Mar, 14, four men forced jor for any other purpose the city international relations if the!their way into Mr, Baul’s home desired.
"One More Drink’ Now Is Too Many
Police today made it tougher for a tipsy driver to pass a {drunk-o-meter test. Prosecutor Fairchild announced (he was instructing Municipal {Court deputies to prosecute cases against motorists who test as low as .05 on the drunko-meter. In the past, a reading of .15 iwas considered sufficient evidence of drunk driving.
Mr. Fairchild said the reduced ~
readings will be accepted when testimony of witnesses indicate symptoms of drunkenness, It is
{a ‘new step to trim the -county’s
sky-rocketing traffic toll. Confers With Inventor The action was announced fol lowing a meeting yesterday with Dr. R. N. Harger, drunk-o-meter inventor, and other traffic safety officials, The, prosecutor termed readings {between 15 and ,05 as the “middle zone” between drunk and sober conditions. The figures indicate
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signs that Moscow might be willing to relieve some of the world : | {tensions, Diplomatic experts noted the more moderate Soviet attitude in recent Russian campaigns to increase East-West trade and unify Germany. { Cites Stalin Statement | In a statement made public
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Tuesday, Mr. Stalin said war is no closer now than it was two years ago—shortly before the Korean invasion, He also said the time is ripe for German unification and that capitalism and communism can exist together if there is a desire to co-operate. Mr, Kennan, who. probably will confer with Mr. Stalin shartly after his arrival in Moscow later this month, said he will be happy if his post gives him a chance to “make a contribution to the fran reduction of existing tensions and the improvement of the international atmosphere.” “Those are objectives which gee to me urgently desirable and I see no reason why they should not be within the realm of possibility, if the desire Is reciprocated,” he said in a statement.
State Passes | : Out Big Gas Tax Fund
State Auditor Frank Millis’ office today distributed $28 million in gas tax funds to cities, counties and the State Highway Department, It was the largest quarterly distribution "of {he state's motor vehicle fund in| history. | The state collected the money | during the January - February-! March period from the state gas tax and receipts of automobile and truck-license plates. : Biggest share of the motor ve-| ; CE hicle funds—about $15 million— went to the State Highway Department, : Indiana's 92 counties received $9 million and the varfous cities and towns received nl million. Deputy Auditor Donald Clark | said a large part of the increase
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up 5 per cent. Of all counties, Marion rec eived | the largest share, $484,989.41, State officials still are computing the various amounts fo be sent to the cities. Indianapolis’ share of the motor vehicle fund] {will be disclosed tomorrow. ! When the cities and counties] receive the state funds they are| obliged to use it solely for road) repair, maintenance or construc-|
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