Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1952 — Page 2
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“Ex-Treasurer
Of State Takes Peters’ Post
A former collector of internal revenue and state treasurer has been named Federal Housing
Authority director for Indiana, |
effective Monday.
Appointment of F. Shirley Wil-
cox to the $10,800-a-year job was
announced by FHA Commissioner ¢
Franklin D, Richards in Washington late yesterday. The vacancy was created when the late R. Earl Peters was dismissed Jan. 11 from the post he had held 17 years for insuring his own investment in a Ft Wayne apartment project in 1947. This violated FHA rules. George Bailey Jr, FHA assistant zone commidsioner, has been in charge of the Indiana office here since Mr. Peters’ dismissal. Died in Florida
Mr. Peters died of a heart
attack Feb. 18 in a Coral Gables, |.
Fla., hospital. He had been taken there arter an earlier seizure in his Miami home, Mr. Wilcox, 57, is a former resident of New Albany and now lives at 3707 N. Meridian St. He was appointed Indiana collector of internal revenue in November, 1945, by President Truman. Mr. Wilcox resigned that post in 1948 to conduct a successful campaign for state treasurer. He was defeated for re-election in 1850. Active in state Democratic politics for many years, Mr. Wilcox is a friend of Associate Justice Sherman Minton, also of New Al- _ bany.’ * A veteran of World War I, Mr. Wilcox helped form an American Legion post in his native city, and served on the Floyd County Selective Service Board during World War IL A member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, he is married and had two sons. ‘While living in New Albany, he was a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Old Calumet Club and Rotary Club. He belongs to the Businessmen's ‘Association and American Business Club.
ABC Revokes Licenses
Of Seven in State
The Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Commission announced today it has revoked the licenses of four retailers, two bartenders and a waitress for violating state liquor laws. Mike Pelinovich, Gary tavern owner, lost his retail license, as did bartender Joseph Brasich, and B. Hampton, waitress, for to keep a “high and fine
2 Shropshire, Lafayette, ost his license for a Sunday sale. ~~ The license of the State Drug Store, Inc, East Chicago, was revoked on grounds it was ineligible to hold a permit. Sylyester L. Wroblewski, Michigan ity bartender, lost his license «for selling strong drink on a diferent type permit.
iMan Dies After Fall Down Basement Stairs
] A 64-year-old man died in General Hospital two hours after he fell down the stairs to his base-
ment apartment at 523 E. New|
York St. last night.
Hospital authorities said Mahlan D. McGuire died as a result of a fractured skull He is survived by a son, Frank McGuire, 421 N. Walcott St.
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Priest Honore On Jubilee
Dinner Observes
25th Year as Pastor |
By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editor The Rev. Fr, John Holloran today looks back on 25 busy and! successful years as a priest of] the Roman Catholic Church.
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Last night his perishioners, members of the 8t. Thomas Aquinas Church, surprised the
silver jubilarian with a festive dinner in the Riviera Club. Seated at tables decked with greenery, candles, silver ornaments and gardenias, the guests made clear their esteem for the pastor. ! The parish presented him with] a television set in honor of the| 26th=.anniversary of his ordina-| tion to the priesthood. : Thirteen relatives of Father Holloran, all from Indiana, attended the dinner. The Rev. Fr.| James Moore, a classmate of the! {jubllarian at St. Meinrad's Semi-
inary and pastor of Our Lady ofy
[Lourdes Church, gave the main |8peech. The Rev. Fr. Joseph G. Grothaus of Holy Angels Church and the Rev. Fr. Francis Early of Holy Spirit Church, both classmates of Father Holloran; the] Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas Kilfoil, | Bloomington; the Rev. Fr, Ronald Dinn, O.F.M. Alverna Retreat House; and the Rev. Fr. Richard A. Mode, Father Holloran's assistant, each spoke briefly. Edmund C. Walsh, president of the Men's Club, dinner sponsors, presided : as toastmaster. Over the 25 years, Father Holloran has served in Indiana as assistant pastor of the Sacred Heart Church, Terre Haute; the Holy Rosary Church, Seelyville; and St. Anthony's Indianapolis; and as superintendent of Reitz Memorial High School, Evans-! ville,
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: i ‘ul little! The School Board last night| 1t was pointed out, however by millions as five playful little of their villa Notre Dame home Ernes ; o : ’ : § Sa » nest Dionne, the quints’ eld- ) arte Cire ~~ lapproved pay increases of $20 a that administrators work 12 The party was somewhat of a est brother, made the shortest Rose Marie Giraud, their mar-| P
: : bos 3 : month for clerks and secretaries, months while teachers are emtoday on thei: 18th birthday. family reunion for the Dionnes trip. He and his wife live across ried sister, arrived from Water- ang gave $10 to $25 boosts tolployed 10 months of each year, Marie, Cecile, Annette, Emilie” moog en ter teeta —— ~————=—1100, Ont., Therese came from Es- matrons, janitors and firemen. The School Board also promotpanole, Ont. where she teaches, A raise of $35 a month was ed Paul I. Miller to assistant su-
ment of womanhood with a fam- Warehouse Fire Blazes Two Hours (ana Pauline took leave from her 3PProved for. the administrative perintendent. He as been admin ily birthday party, starting with! : Montreal College. Brother Daniel istrative assistant in carge of ed
Mass at a private chapel in their] Fireman battled for two hours pressure, the gaping hole then got time off from his road con- Delphi Coach's Car ucational résearch. : : i
home. early today to halt a roaring fire served as a flue to fan the flames. struction job at Sudbury to at-| . The board authorized 4 change Before the big day is over. the In # warehouse used for rebuild- in report cards for elementary,
Only casualty in fighting the tend the celebration. Injures Boy, 12 aiats -and lor hign world’d’ five most famous sisters ing and storing refrigerators two-alarm blaze was Fire Chief; Other members of the family | DELPHI, May 28 .(UP) — alliierme EE Ro J ue will receive matched rhinestone here. |Joseph Hancock, whose hand was already were at ome. 'schiool boy was hurt badly today go Rr to the old system of necklaces, bracelets and earrings, Damage to 500 second-hand re- cut on a broken piece of glass.| Sister Marie Reine Des Coeurs, when he ran into the path of as upil progress by letters from their father, Oliva Dionne, frigerators and other appliances He was treated at the scene by a Sister Superior of the private car driven by Norman Ebrite, § B 2 pups Prog! F y and be graduated from a private in the building at 205-07 W. South General Ambulance doctor, and school which will close following assistant basketball and football " Sa
school. -— {8t. was estimated at $25,000 by continued to direct his forces. {the commencement exercise, said céach at Delphi High School. . {the tenant, D. Ralph Smith, own- espe i ? 8 | INDIANAPOLIS TRAFFIC
Messages of congratula- Sr S— the quintuplets had made fine! The victim was Gary Weaver, tions ed st wishes en of D. R. Smith Appliance Co. Chea Operation scholastic progress. [12, Delphi. Mr. ri was ariv CASUALTIES were pouring into their Ontario| The fire was discovered short- P p The five sisters will enter col- ing to school when the boy darted, (148 Days) northland villa from many lands] before 1 a. m. on the first floor, CHICAGO, May 28 (UP)—|lege next fall. Although they/from a service station driveway : 1951 1052 and many peoples of the huge warehouse. A sky-'Burglars stole 20,000 nickels from haven't decided which one they|into the path~of“thejfauto. The Accidents 3072 3087 Howe . {light in the one-story portion -of the Colespa Dispensers, Inc., yes-|will attend, it will not be a con-'lad was taken to a h spital with Injured 1339 1358 Jowever, even their neighborsithe building was blown out by terday. {vent. | |possibly a skull fracture.
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