Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1952 — Page 2

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES -

MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1052

U. S. Attorney Drafting Data Here For Clean-Up Drive

‘Bobo’ Rockefeller Million

Listing Names Of Lawyers in

‘Federal Cases

C&E| Wreck

Scoffs at $1

} Ry United Press | LOWELL, June 16 — Chunky {three- year-old Winthrop Rocke.

Injures 13

Axle Snaps

UN Beats Off | Red Thrusts

- Yank Becomes

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On - ‘Georgian’ {feller Jr. romped in the back 17th Jet Ace Jubil : PI to. Co (yard, of his grandparents home ans io mplete By United Press {here today, unaware that he is SEOUL, Karea, June 16 (UP) On | Re po rt by June 27 | FARMERSBURG, June 16 — one of the nation’s youngest mil- — Communist troops suffered 'Thirteen passengers aboard Jthe|lionaires. heavy losses today in an unsue- By V By DAVE WATSON {Chicago and Eastern Illinois: a riunie is the son of beaunti- k th MIAMI The U. 8. District Att | Barbara “Bobo” Rockefel- cessful attempt to Knot . Ve str orney'’ s {flyer the “Georgian” were injured ha whose storybook. marri t American 45th Division off three ~—Someth ~Offics hare today started drafting when an axle snapped and caused yout 8® “UC BOD TT AL knobs of & hill west of Chorwon, «,. Shriners he POR Le the train to jump the tfack. |.,ptiuated the country with its |" The Reds preceded their bat- from othe ~ Granery's . Justice Department | Two Hoosiers were injured in/Cinderella similarity. talion-siged attack with an artil- session, ey re {the wreck. They were Mrs. Ellen “Bobo™ and her husband have Jery and mortar “barrage which I've see The report will include names |{Floyd, 1848 Central Ave, who|, estranged two and a half the American defenders avoided ers opers of all former Juitice Department | was treated and released, andy oars, and his attorneys an- by ducking down into tehir fox- ~~ sunbaked employess and puttlie om-ials who; Mrs. Catherine Dixon, Evansville, |r la" ae vor a $1 mile 'holes, ; Ro except. have acted as attorneys in canes) |who suffered severe leg cuts. Mrs. |, ;, {ruet fund had been set up | But they emerged in time to And so ~ mvalving. the government stncel {Dixon was the only victim kept ; provide the child with proper Iplast the attacking Chinese with 8huiners 1947. at the hospital. “maintenance and education.” | machine guns, rifles and gre- ing ever It will also touch on organized Crewmen said the fiyer was But “Bobo” scoffed at the |nades in a battle that lasted from day to do crime in the fields of gambling, | Toating along at about 80 milesamount and ealled it “inade- shortly after “miduight untl ust Lo mein racing. boxing and “other sports.” an hour when the diesel engine|quate |before dawn, 5% hours later. grand ope District Attorney Marshall broke from the rest of the 19 Jt doesn’t mean a thing." ‘the ‘Bobo’ Rockefeller [The Reds left many dead. i Nag Har eid oe M00 nia cars, continued on down the track tormer model said. “It's a lot of 0 che | In air fighting Sunday, Ameri- Miam. DY y ses in and was derailed in a spray of honey if you have nothing, like things we can't afford and why, can Sabrejets shot down three S80 it wi : files here will probably be cinders and broken railroad ties. po pave now she said, af should T change that?” She asked. | Communist MIGs and.damaged the beacn subject to review before the re-| None of the 19 cars overturned inadequate if he's fo be ad to! She said her husband last saw|3 fourth. Among credited with ms shou port is filed. | and the injured persons were not'the station of life that a Rocke-| their son more than a year ago kills” was 2nd Lt. James TF. the event Among other things, the At- seriously hurt. They were treated feller should be.” ®. in Chicago, but “sends him gifts/ LOW. 26. Sausalito, Cal.. "Who be- Bowl sac torney has been asked to list at Terre Haute and Sullivan, Ind., i fat Chri 2 dedi came the 17th jet ace of the war Shrine ju the nature and expenses of his! hospitals and later released, i A Regular Boy 2 Ask otmas the chances -of a in getting his fifth MIG. in Miami private practice as well as that of Railroad officials said it was The tri - Ate. A Jou han . vention y SH extremely “lucky” the cars Te- he trim Mrs. Rockefeller|reconciliation with her multimil- Allies Warn Reds ver ca Names of Tawvess mained upright. Ripe the perspiration from her lonaire estranged husband she I wW Dilled as i The Attorney General's order rr ucter W, Le Hallan said unger 38 She Sk he grass cs Wy So for one,” They Pro ong o 18 But the calle for the names of all law- used for an quarters ov “Winnie,” perched on the power she said, “I've always believed a PAN Ce en » invitation. yers who are public officials in crew members — apparently MOWer. was having a fine time. | child should be raised in a nor- nist truce negotia- Win, Jim any branch of the federal, state caused the wreck. The dormitory! 1Vve tried to raise him as a mal home atmosphere. I don't WATD® hat they are prolong- their float or local governments, “legislative, car plummeted down an embank- Normal boy.” she -said. “Right like divorce where children are Jors today i a Ba a, war car) touri or executive.” who “have been ment and came to rest just a few NOW he’s a typical three-year-old, involved.” ing a bloo y an Re t Aled and over counsel In cases involving the fest from the front porch of a A Teal buster who grabs at every-| She added she doesn't have Py refusing v Hawaiian United States, whether criminal. house. thing in sight at the toy store. [any control over the situation at Ariston tens 8 K. Harrison, their instr civil, or admiralty.” tn “He's been tol re same sent.” 1 It also asks or nae of attor- Tamed Fis Telewhota, C i C b Get | rT genlr Allied _tuce egotiator, Br, neys in government cases if those POET'S CORNER—Mr, and Mrs. Maxwell Bodenheim listen to Patrolman John Warga tell them alls qa ab, ets R T k Fi Kill H G \spoke for seven minutes of s 2. wo iho gai lawyers are partners or associ. to vacate their New York apartment. The poet and author of the novel "Replenishing Jessica,” and The Fire Department ace irac ire iis norse room tne Jrgce esting In Whie again for ates of public officlals and for- his wife were evicted for "non-payment" of three months rent." PASSAIC. N.J.° June 16 (Up). BELMONT, N. Y,, June 16 (UP) [Syracuse Lad, as he tried to get nel ORT “ine hen= mer Justice Dephrtment em- ~~ Ne 2 { +» Jun ( A flan ’ f the fl He said it was “incomprehen : ployee. ec mt——— = Mrs. : Leola Brantley, 20, asked TL a Twa ept through a Ine $0,000 horse out of the flam- stole the Rede world not sesept Ais. wo m ow she could get a taxi {the final United Nations proposa , la or ney said he had given, T lls Ab t Ki Ii Girl | in Pipe Contest | to New York. 9 race track early today, killing : Te jh Roa to a rescreening of proudly ca ard Fiore forty In Tis tice eo S ol i ing . WEYMOUTH, Mass, June 16 “Just break the glass in that ome. O&A and burning 21 horses Snow v South of Border |prisoners. of the Mu Rion by Sire of (UP)—Miss Carol D. Piercy, 18, Hitle bos and put the lever,” one ? ea h Vier tinda COMODORO RIVADA VIA Tho paises Intnl Wits Ten The report as or 8 of Ballston Lake, N., Y. was man was identified] Argentina, June 16 (UP) — . Tges x ani atte ke he Me ry Widow i in : N. Y. listed today as the frst entrant) Magistrate Hyman Siegendorf as Alfred M#tehell of Laurel, Md., severe snow storm that swept a feli by The Times’ entire staff of *7 Miami. +.» Mr. Hanley. : fined Mrs. Brantley $25 yesterday|a groom for trainer-owner Judy 125 -. mile .area of Patagonia, reporters, and interpreted for you It is a | “Details are also asked on alll By URited Breen ment in New York's MGreenwich |, | in; the internajinund. pipes 3 Ein or turning jn a false fire alarm. Johnson. Another groom, Marvin biocked rail traffic today. Atl o Fai ps A Sunday 1 ; to sing a ove Bon Lodi lafiug BOSTON June 16—-A con‘!Vidage. last Tuesday. . J Contest a the ‘Weymouth afr, 1 cant put a preffium. on ignor-| Weinstein, ~19, Baltimore, said Mr. sore points. the “snow was more, n Our Fair City—each Sunday in at each co - eriminal conspiracy and any- science-stricken. ex-eonviet was Mahoney, who was ‘expenrted to ug. 10-1 Lance, he said. |Mitehell was kicked by a Jumper} than six feet deep. {The Times. possible. thing, “suggesting activity of. ov- to be arraigned on a fugitive waive extradition, was questioned - . resent Indi warra¥t in municipal court today by Detectives Matthew B of | . ganized crime , . y iclives MA urne of} cert of all after he. is alleged to have ad-/the New York Homicide Squad! later in tk Public Officials mitted he strangled a Greenwich and Elmer E, McKinney of the| a ; Though Mr. Hanley said he Village merry widow “because 8th Ave. Detective squad who | This wil could not disclose details because she wouldn't let me love her.” ' ‘came here yésterday. choir and of the confidential nature cf the/ New York police sought a mur«} “I'm sofry I killed her” they rection of report, he stated that some names den warrant for John M. Ma-'quoted the Boéton ex-convict. “I tor Robert of publie officials who were attor- honey, 48, in the strangling of didn't mean ts. But I did and 1) ’ ’ numbers. E neys in government cases will be Mrs. Marian Garside Rohbins, 52, can't sleep because I'm thinking ' : win bs 4 sent to Washington from his of- (hrice wed socialite, at her apart: about it. I didn't want any other| lg S - president a fice. m—————— LH to burn for what I did.” | ih ; S pi is i He will include in his report all ; : olice said they had onsider-| 3 anapolis. complaints awaiting action in his Latvians, Estonians able evidence’ jo support Ma-| Lo Among tl office as well as recommendations Hold Services Here honey's story of an intimate) vention ar for “increased efficiency,” as drinking party. gram activ asked by the Attorney General. ob i gute to countrymen killed Stolen Check Peters, Wt Mr. Hanley said th prisoned by the . Russians y e report wag paid by 300 Latvi They said they had a check! ning start started today is the result of a .. Atvians and : a bad star meeting of all federal attorneys Estonians who gathered yester- Stolen from Mrs. Robbins’ check-| last week in Washington. day afternoon at the YWCA for book which Mahoney had filled | Ne n+ : memorial services, out in his name and tried to pass They heard speakers remind At a small New York bar. i pe * . them of the fateful day that 56,- The shirt he was wearing when! ; : A Cooling Swim, 000 Baltic men, women and chil- he gave himself up yesterday was i Socidem | . dren were torn from their homes identified as belonging to a son ; v A Stolen Wallet, and put in Russian slave labor of the slain woman and a hlood- i 1a be sera + camps. They vowed not to rest'stained shirt found in her apart- i A Trip fo Cooler until the crimes are paid for. ment was traced to Mery jared, It cost George Clayton, 6301 N.| A concert by displaced Latvian|through laundry marks. tn Delaware St. $200 for a swim and Estonian musicians ended Police quoted Mahoney as ad-i a yesterday. the services. The audience joined mitting that a bloodstain on his catch of iy The 45-year-old North Side man in the music, singing the folk'trousers came from the dead half at se: fled from the heat into Broad SONES of their homeland. woman after he hit her "with a! and Miami Ripple pool. He emerged to find right” for resisting his advances. ; The 52% his locker rifled and his wallet Plans Made for Locel He sald he then strangled her.| tha sever containing $200 missing. Fed I f Officer McKinney and Byrne hour-1 At 4 a. m. today police found ederal Sa ety Council said they also had witnesses who h oe Albert Woodrow Rash, 31, city,| Plans for a Federal Safety had seen Mahoney and Mrs. Rob-| » oe discarding personal papers from a Council for the Indianapolis area bins drinking together late Mon-| Tomorrov wallet in the 500 block Chadwick Were made at a meeting of rep- day and early Tuesday morning. | led and 1 St. Papers indicated the wallet T*Sentatives of all Federal agen- Mahoney was paroled in 1947 the marche was Mr. Clayton's and Rash was ¢l®S In this area at the Naval after Serving dy A a as legs o the arreste : ' Ordnance Plant sachusetts prison sentence for a airedted on preliminary larceny Carver H, Reinertsen, safety di- holdup-kidnapping, minutes aft —— i — {rector of NOPI, presided over the Advertisement ~ i And the u S Permits Banks eng. Mr Reinertsen impressed Ar » . : the group with the importance of ’ To Buy New Bonds plant safety, noting the high cost Overworked Eyes? 3 fang in ’ of training skilled workmen, He When eyes burn and smart due lo over. MIAMI, ] WASHINGTON, June 18 (UP) said the local Naval Ordnance werk, driving, exposure to dust or wind, This fun ci ~The Treasury made a major de- Plant where he is safety director bathe them with Laveptik. Soreness. tired | : parture in its post-war financing has a record of 4 million man- feeling, itehing from leaeal irritations all for a visit program today by offering to let hours without a lost-time acel- relieved or money refunded, 35 vears sue- tion’s gaye commercial banks buy some $3.3|dent. cess. Thousands raise I, Get Laveptik! § Shriners 0 billion worth of new government | dedar i HL cine, convention bonds, 1928. 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