Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1952 — Page 8

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Gas Station Robbed of $30

A 65-year-old night manager of a Hoosier Pete filling station] was locked up for half an hour early today by a gunman who robbed him of $30. The bandit, about 20, and his woman companion fled in a late ®

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up Fred Phillips in the station at E. 42d St. and Fall Creek Pkwy. They first ordered $2 worth of gas from Mr. Phillips, who lives . .at 4338 Kingsley Dr. A Michigan motorists heard| shouts of ‘Let me out, let me| out,” when he stopped at the station 30 minutes later. { The motorist, Chirrel Hilliard, 37. unlocked the store room: in % which Mr. Phillips had been im-| prisoned. Police did not learn the Michigan man’s home town. | A hold-up of a taxi driver at North and Fayette Sts. early yesterday netted two bandits $25.| The driver, Russell Griffin, 43, of 429 E. Ninth St, told police the pair menaced him with a knife

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Butler Honors | Dr. J. L. Woodress

i Butler University presented an: |award of $500 this morning fo iDr. James L. Woodress, English’ | Department, for “making the! most significent contribution to {the welfare of the university.” | | Dr. Woodress, 250 W. 44th St, was given the award during com-| | mencement exercises in which 439 |degrees were awarded. The Rev. Frank E. Davison, pastor of the First Church, Dis-| ‘ciples of Christ, South Bend, re-|

ceived an honorary doctor of - divinity degree. The Rev. Davi-|

ison, native of Brownsburg, was. {pastor of the Englewood Chistian Church here from 1918 to 11923. Principal speaker was Dr. John |S. -Millis, president of Western 'Reserve University, Cleveland. |

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Twins, Twins, Twins | JOHNSON CITY, Tenn., June 9] (UP)--Mrs. Frank Alquette was| not excited today as she looked ‘at Jack and Jill, her newborn {twins. It’s her fifth ‘set of twins. | | Mrs. Alquette, 35, and her hus-| band have been married 15 years..'

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