Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1952 — Page 5

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8 t, ’ respon” or reopening Sore schools, the PTA's and the press son, Services and burial for Mrs, she died yésterday morning in Alberta Green slaying met at the Merchant's Bank 38th Hoping the men jilst might be Harriet Pitman Radcliffe, widow her St. Petersburg home. Police Chief John Er 1 ‘sata Street branch. _'the ‘fofir convicts who escaped of Harry C. Pitman, co-founder| go, ji 0q here from 1900 until

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1952 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — —i oni

COLONIE, N. Y., June 4 (UP), Stahlberg, who .was charged Twenty pupils will be gradu-; The body of a woman found in) The body was

t F w | dianapolis Water Co. canal Columbus Mabry, 30, re uU iti ves ind Up —Henry Stahlberg, 74-year-old ated at 7:30 p. m. today from St. ‘an Indiana ater Lo, » Se Up He gi ' n 4 Bp with murder, said Mr. Walsh. had| Peter's Lutheran School kinder- Yesterday was identified as Mrs. Greenbriar Lane, a Water

resident of a home for the aged, | An organization called Student With Salesmen {beat another resident, ~ Martin been “abusing” him for the pastio, io, 2525 E. 11th St. The Elsie Leora Washburn, 68, of 961 ployee. S Tomo f |Audiences last night was set up Walsh. 71, to death with a heavy WO years, calling him vile names school band will play, and .a play W: 28th St. = ~ [to bring ensemble-music concerts’ grATE POLICE and officials at walking stick early today and and often waking him in the tid- entitled “The Old Woman Who Her death was listed as drown- eed new ideas t

to school students and their par-| "LCT matory re. then walked into the superinten- dle of the night to continue his Lived in the Shoe” will be given ing by Dr. Roby B. Storm, Marion| family - appetite? Read food

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dent’ s office and said: name-calling. The two meni/by the kindergarten and Mrs. County coroner. An inquest will features in the Thursday, Breaking a 8-year did mystery| Under the chairmanship of ceived a tip from sharp-eyed “1 have just killed a man—or roomed together at the Ann Lee Jean Dirr, a parent. be held. + apole Times. g §1 praise from chief of Leonard A. Strauss of the En- rarhers yesterday that. four 5¢ east I hope I have,” Home for the Aged. 4 4

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police and a promotion from the usic Society, a grou Board of Safety today. semble ya the dbo Pl ol ‘strangers” had been seen sevisa) James Pearsey, a fingerprint one" oe the Indianapolis public|times between Lapel and Ander-| Florida Services Set’ For Mrs. Rade iffe

Mr. Strauss told the of the pharmaceutical firm. of of the most outstanding pieces that visiting artists brought here {rom the reformatory. Monday [byt man. Moore Co. here, will be 1924. She was born in Vermont. of individual police work ever by the Ensemble Music Society night, the police threw up a block: tomorrow in St. Petersburg, Fla. Survivors are two nieces, Mrs. called to my attention.” would be available for extra.con- a4. Cautiously the officers went| Mrs, Radcliffe, also the widow W. K. Cooper, Indianapolis, and The officer was promoted certs designed especially for the, =~... .... 1, investigate. ‘of W. W. Radcliffe, was 76. A Mrs. Beryl Hutchinson, Norwalk, from patrolman to acting detec- schools. Problems of financing) tod 1 lightly scared! former resident of Indianapolis, Conn. | tive sergeant on recommendation and publicity would be handled | They net our slightly . sia of the chief and Mayor Clark. by Student Audiences, he sug- magazine salesmen on a farm-to-|

Sgt. Pearsiey linked finger. | gested. | elected spciuded 20 {farm subscription drive. Disap-| rints obtained scene of | TS ! the Sept. 11, 1048, crime at Riley Strauss, president; Mrs. Howard pointed, the police sought other| Hospital with those of Willie | 1. Kahn, secretary; Morris Good- leads. Breedlove, 33. {man, treasurer, and Victor Jose, The four convicts escaped Mon-| In other action, the Safety, egal adviser. vi |day night after they overpowered Board promoted two patrolmen, | la guard and climbed the 30-foot demoted a sergeant and ordered Special Dance Course |wall to freedom. a third patrolman tried for vio-| Being hunted were Harry L. lation of Police Department rules. Planned at Jordan Cooper, 24, Indianapolis, wie was Patrolman Clyde Henninger and | rman serving a 2-to-5-year burglary Harry -Hammond were promoted Miss Etleen a Poston, hal i sentence; William Calhoun, 28, to. acting sergeant and Acting|°f the dance departm Vanderburgh County, and NorSgt. Denzel Poindexter was de-|ler University's Jordan College of man A. Poole, 22, Portland, Ore., moted ‘to patrolman because of |Music, has announced an eight-\who were serving 10 to 25 years reassignment. |week course in dance, starting for robbery, and John Key Scott, Patrolman Charles Jewell was|/June 13, to be taught by Mrs. 23, Shelbyville, who was serving ordered to face trial June 18 on |Peggy Dorsey. 1 ‘to 10 years for grand larceny. charges of being asleep on duty| Mrs Dorsey, former student of’ and failure to make reports to rgmara Karsavina, has been| headquarters. |dancing professionally since the|" Chief Ambuhl said Officer Jew-lage of 14 and has appeared in|

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