Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1952 — Page 2

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Swarm Into “N. Hampshire

For Gunmen

By United Press BOSTON, July 19—FBI agents swarmed into New Hampshire today in a search for two of the nation’s “10 most wanted criminals.” The two gunmen are wanted for a $62,000 Kansas holdup. One of the pair, George A. Heroux, 22, formerly of Providence, R. I, and Worcester, also for questioning in the slaying of

Massachusetts State Trooper Alje *

M. Savelain Barre on Aug. 231, 1951, Donald $8. Hostetter, special, agent in charge of the Bogton FBI office, said a 1941 black] coupe owned by the second gunman, Gerhard A. Puff, 38 Milwaukee, was found burned and abandoned on the outskirts of Hopkinton, N. H. Both men are wanted in connection with the $62,000 holdup of the Johnson County Bank &|

last Nov.

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=" Trust Co., Prairie Village, Kas.| 23. Heroux also has|

been charged with the $4641 hold-|

up of the South Side Bank of]

Kansas City last Oct. 10. Dangerous Pair

The FBI warned New Hampshire state and local police that

By United Press

| WASHINGTON, Jul® 19—Mil{lions of aged Americans, caught| Mr. Miller's telegram to Mr. lin the inflationary squeeze, can

‘Deal’ Charge

By United Press . NEEDLES, Cal., July 19—Caliornia’'s delegation to the Demo-! ratic National Cenvention de-| nanded today that Democratic National Chairman Frank E, MecKinney, Indianapolis, answer charges that he “alerted” two! party leaders to “stop” Sen. Estes! Kefauver. George Miller Jr., chairman of the Kefauver-piedged California delegation, sent a wire to Mr, McKinney yesterday asking if oilman Edwin Pauley and former State Chairman E. George Luckey were working for a Gov. "Adlai Stevenson-Sen. Richard Russell ticket. ] Mr, Pauley and Mr. Luckey were members of a “free” Democratic delegation which was ‘defeated by the Tennessee Senator in the June 3 California primary. The slate originally “Was pledged ito President Truman, but switched! to State Attorney General Ed-| ;mund G. Brown as a stalking {horse candidate when the Presi-| ‘dent withdrew from the race. |

{McKinney sald news dispatches! reported the national chairman’

both men might be armed and look forward to a $5-a-month in-lpad “alerted” Mr. Pauley and Mr,

dangerous. Heroux,

dealings in occupied Germany was described as “sullen,”

for guns.” while both were at

geribed as “ver physique, personal

ex-

Milwaukee]

public assistance checks,

and physical strength.” He went yy» for blocking “insurance pro-ithe telegram said.

in for classy clothes, big auto-(ection for millions of disabled mobiles, dancing, sports and|jnericans.”

gambling.

dence the day before Savela was

0 as he sat in his cruiser 2nd Survivor's insurance flict down la month or 12; per cent which-

on a dark and lonely road.

Bandits Get $242 In Four Holdups

watch valued at $70 in four hold-|

ups were reported to police this morning and last night. James Kever, 30, of 550 Grove Ave, told police he offered to at Michigan and West Sts, this morning. He said the man asked

ceiving Social

‘ever is higher.

I The minimum payable to a rejtired person will be $25 a month The

{instead of the present $20. {maximum monthly payment to

{from $150 to $168.75. | The measure also will boost state public assistance payments {by about $3 a month for depends ent children and $5 for the blind

| Open to, GI's

| President Truman yesterday

citable and possessed of a “mania|signed legislation boosting benefits under both programs by $540

Puff, who got to know Heroux, million a4 year beginning Sept. 1. Mr. Truman requested such an County Jail ‘last year, was de-i/increase in his state of the union, proud of hisimessage, but in signing the meas-

After Decline

| BUENOS AIRES, July 19 (UP)

discharged crease in their Social Security and Luckey to “work outside the of-| from the Army for black market

!ficial California Democratic del-! iegation and join forces with the! bosses of an attempt to stop the! nomination of U.S. Sen. Estes Kefauver.” | ‘Betrayal’ “Entire delegation strongly els this is a betrayal of the; {1.2 million votes cast for Sen, Ke-

appearance yre, he blasted the “medical 10b-\rgyver in the California election,”

It asked Mr. McKinney to reply to the deltgation “whether|

Massachusetts state police said! The law will hike monthly pay- this report accurately represents

Heroux left his home in Provi-| ments to 4.5 million persons re- your position.”

Security Old-Age! by $5 bosses mean “those Democratic

Mr. Miller said his reference to

{Party bosses in the big cities who {have heen reported to have been part of a movement to frustrate) {the will of the people in 14 out] lof 15 states where they voted for] |Estes Kefauver for President in

“We want to know if it's true] land we protest if it is true,” Mr. Miller said.

Eva Peron Rallies

him to drive him to 448 Minerva Under the new law, servicemen __The condition of Eva Peron,

St. where ‘he pulled a knife, cut him on the neck and took a billfold containing $38. Sammy Vetter, 23, of 1511 College Ave., night manager of a Gaseteria Station, 1101 Central Ave, told police three armed men forced him to hand over $70 early today. He said they snatched the cash and ran, David Findley, 45, of 903 E. Palmer St., told police he was attacked by three men in the 500 block of W. North St., slugged, and robbed of $80 and a wrist watch valued at $70. John Flanigan, Parker Ave., was attacked by two men in the 100 block 8. California St. Mr. Flanigan told police they took $54.

Union, Steel

Agree to Parley

WASHINGTON, July 192 (UP) ~The steel industry and steel workers union have agreed to reopen negotiations at Pittsburgh tomorrow, John R. Steelman, acting mobilization director, announced today. The announcement came after the government had dangled the threat of partial seizure over the industry and also had warned that steel price increases would not be discussed until the union and companies had reached a contract settlement. Mr. Steelman, who has

been

striving to bring about a wage aWare he hit the boys. a —accord, said he had asked Steel _ Dwaine DICK, ~10, died Tn Reid

Workers President Phillip Murray and the companies to renew joint negotiations tomorrow and that they “have agreed to do so.” The meeting will begin at 10 a. m. (Indianapolis time). The strike is now in its 48th day.

N. Y. Family Hurt In Plane Crash .

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, July 19 -—A New York man. his wife and two children were injured last night when the small plane they were flying crashed ', mile east of Kisters Airport here. Walter H. Carnahan, 36, of Rochester, N. Y., received cuts about the face and had. His wife, Margaret, was critically inJured. The twe children, Michael, 11 and Jean, 13 were injured, but

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{will be able to accumulate Social !Security credits while in service at a maximum rate of $160 a {month, starting with the outbreak of the Korean War, | Persons receiving old-age and survivor's benefits will be per|mitted to earm up to $75 a month without ance. The maximum now is $50.

|< The law will add $300 million a year to the $2 billion now being paid out in Social Security retirement checks, But officials claim funds on deposit are large

42. of 2315 N enough to absorb the increase on

without higher taxes, | It also increases by $240 mil‘lion the annual federal contribution of $1.2 billion made te the state public assistance programs.

Social Security

California Mayor Held in Indiana

Traffic Death

| RICHMOND, July 19 (UP) - The 83-year-old mayor of Sierra Madre, Cal., faced reckless homicide charges today after he fell asleep at the wheel of his car {and struck two youths in nearby Economy, one of them fatally. | Charles W. Jones, who told authorities he has been mayor of the small California town the past 30 years, said he was un-

Memorial Hospital yesterday, shortly after he was struck at a filling. station. Leon Morrison, 12, also was hit and was in “rair” ‘condition, Police caught up with Mayor Jones at the outskirts of Econ,omy. They quoted him as saying he fell asleep while driving, [felt the car going off the road |and awoke to pull it back into the jstreet, without knowing he hit the boys,

Baby Is Killed In Traffic Crash

Times State Service BROOKVILLE, July 19 -— A 6-month-old girl was killed when a car driven by her uncle left U. 8. 52 néar here and overturned yesterday. The infant, Brenda Jean

| ported today to have

| Argentina's first was re-| shown!

a few,

lady,

“marked improvement”

‘hours after a . special bulletin! —

said she had taken a turn for

‘the worse. &

The wife of President Juan D,

‘Peron, who underwent a major | losingi government assist- gperation for an undisclosed ail- °

ment last November, has been critically ill at the presidential villa in suburban Palermo. I At 6:30 p. m, yesterday the government Bureau of Information interrupted radio programs all Argentine stations broadcast this special bulletin:

“The state of health of Senora =

Eva Peron declined noticeably, this afternoon.” i But a few minutes after mid-! night the government radio sta-| tion broadcast that Mrs. Peron’s condition was slightly improved. Then at 3:15 a. m. the official press office reported that she showed “marked improvement.”

Rochester Man Named To High Allison Post

{ Paul W, Rhame has been appointed assistant general manlager of the Allison Division, C. E. Wilson, president of General Motors Corp., announced today. | [" He succeeds Robert M, Critch-| field who was appointed general| {manager of the Pontiac Motor) Division at Pontiac, Mich., Thursday. Before—his—appointment at AT: lison, Mr. Rhame was general manager of the Rochester Products Division, Rochester, N, Y. Mr, Rhame will take his post the latter part of this month, E. B. Newill, genéral manager of Allison, said.

\ ! the primaries.” , Thefts of $242 and a wrist/an eligible family will be. raised;

Farley Goes to Chicago ‘Ready for Anything’

By United Press CHICAGO, July 19—James A. |Farles;- an old-hand at breaking [political deadlocks, came here for the Democratic National Conven-

FBI Seeking 2 Of 10 Most Wanted Criminals In The East

tion. today “ready for anything. Mr. Farley has lost most of the influence he wielded 20 years ago when the late Franklin D. Roosevelt under his guidance won a bitterly contested fight for the party’s presidential nomination. But, he hasn't lost his political know-how. The one time Postmaster General and Democratic National Commiittee chairman viewed the current scramble for the party's highest prize with a smile. “Let’s just say for the time being that I'm for Farley,” he said.

Has Half a Vote

Ast a delegate-at-large from New York, Mr. Farley has half a vote. In 1932, he had several hundred “in his pocket.” Mr. Farley said the contrast doesn't bother him, “I haven't decided just what I

JAMES A. FARLEY—one-half

vote.

i | United Press Telephoto. (Will do,” he said. “I'm ready for TWO BY TWO—Mr. and Mrs, Hobert Webb have their hands full. They have been blessed with anything. One thing is sure,

three sets of twins in six years. They have two other children

ing family.

besides the twins, in their swiftly grow-

though, I'm going to have more {fun this time.” | “Averell Harriman,

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. _ POLICEMAN KILLS YOUTH |. ==Sgt. Clarence Wurz (above) said he fatally shot Richard Weeks (below), 19, of 558 N. remont Ave., in self defense in the rear of 3849 E. 14th St. last |

night.

2 Youths Held In Rabbi Slaying

NEW YORK, July 19 (UP)— A chronic runaway, juvenile delinquent and reform school “graduate” and his teen-age buddy

were held without bail today rage behind a house which had is liable to prosecution.”

after one of the youths confessed he deliberately murdered a rabbi on a dare. “I wanted to prove I wasn't chicken,” Donald Ferrick, 17, told police. The youth confessed to the June 27 slaying of Rabbi Samuel London, 23, in Brooklyn's MecCarran Park as the young cleric

returned to his home after visit--

ing a nearby synagogue to pray. Ferrick, who confessed he was the one who shot Rabbi London, said he was taunted into killing a total stranger by his 16-year-old pal, Edward (Baldy) Baldwin.

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Mary Astor’

‘Purple’ Diary Burned

in 1936 in the basis of the un- to retire, Mr. Farley thought his police fought them with tear gas,

By United Press

3 custody battle with her ex-hus- low it to be brought into court.

Land, Dr. Franklin Thorpe, 16

jorders from Superior Court.

Superior Judge Stanley H.

authorized the burning of the

; ‘memoirs at the request of County try: @ [Clerk Harold J. !months ago. | § |The announcement brought a

sigh of relief from the film colony!

of many of its prominent and once-prominent members report-|

on the pages of the diary.

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Dr. Thorpe demanded custody hospitalized last year after takaughter, Marilyn; ing an overdose of

of the couple's da

HOLLYWOOD, July 19-—A lurid disclosed contents of the leather3 chapter in Hollywood's past was hound volume. : . A lost forever today in the ashes of His contention that the actress’ Son” endorsement. But they Came wg reported killed and two

years ago, has been burned on torried report on the intimacies turned up as Mr. Harriman's lof various figures in the movie!

Barnes disclosed yesterday he Pe

czar of Hollywood morals, hur-| | Ostly three ed. to court to protest having ithe contents of the diary revealed, and Judge Knight ordered the) boo because the escapades and revels vault.

iwas burned,

edly were recorded in lavender ink wheelock. her fourth husband

» the Mutual {Security Administrator, is New! dC BIS [1] {York's candidate for the nominaition. and could use Mr. Farley's| {long experience in national poli-|

(tics. But the belief here is that! {he can't even count on getting Mr, of former Premier Mohammed

| Farley's half vote. Mossadegh rioted in Tehran and When President Truman decided Abadan today and troops and

By United Press TEHRAN, July 19—Supporters

s Torrid

long service to the state organi- rifle butts. and clubs. zation entitled him to a “favorite, {. menran where one civilian

Actress Mary Astor's famed|diary would brand her as an unfit| Up With Mr. Harriman. seriously wounded, troops fired “purple” diary. mother induced Superior Judge Led by FDR Jr. over the heads of the demonstraThe diary, which played a sen- Goodwin - Knight, now Califor-| Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., tors in an attempt to subdue sational part in the actress’ child nia’s lieutenant governor, to all uhe wasn't old enough to vote them, 0

Tanks and troops were ordered lout at .the great refinery center of Abadan where rioters shouted repeatedly, “We want Mossadegh or we must die.”

Mr, successful

when

Farley guided his He read the diary, said to be a father’s

campaign,

manager, And with Mr, Farley on ithe sidelines and National Com-| Mossadegh waa. succeeded au mittman Edward J. Flynn unable Premier ; Thirsda by ..Ahmed to attend because of illness, young Dh h ¥ Roosevelt has taken over leader- = avam.

world, but refused to permit it to entered into court records. Spokesmen for the film indusincluding Will Hays, then

| Police and troop reinforcements j3Hip of he Tok delegation were rushed to Abadan from the

{provincial capital of Ahwaz as may attempt to upsel Mr, Roose- \iossadegh backers tried to hurl ye eas aon the state themselves before the tanks. delegates over Mr Harriman’s| The demonstrators in Tehran ’ : : "attacked and broke into the ofcandidacy has been brewing inp..." or Ettalaat and Ah Tesh,

several sections of the state; newspapers that were con-

placed in a sealed bank) where it remained until it

Miss Astor married Thomas G.

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0. , Rent control officials for the i [Cincinnati area read the fine

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Spokesman for t Patrick, 5424 N. | says the station, Modern Scavenger Is a breeding plac fiies and an “abso the health of this

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Tuesday, Mr. Paf tition signed by 12 the Board of Com manding it force t move its collection

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The area used b lies in the count against the city 1 where there are 3 Mr. Patrick saic citizens had pro times to the owne pany but were tol intended to contin the same manner County Board of otherwise. Mr. and Mrs. Ex 2027 E. 54th St., v area, estimate th 600 children, “all o to the threat of p the swarm of flies every day.” Mr. Zalokar sai are attracted to th mer by blackber “sport” of killing “I don’t want r berries that these flies have walked “and I don’t want Ing, but what car You can’t watch k ute of the day. Tt get up in there.

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