Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 45, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 11 June 1947 — Page 7

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Idue Extension ■w Quarters [■lege, Technical [■itute Courses • university will hold HHin fort Wayne this num |» slmleiitH ami n-< h >i. Indents in the new |M• V' ’ -mu i enter buildint. ■■of .leffemon and Barr formerly the Fort Wayne club. Summer college iM'ititiM June 2.3. and the ■ institute term starts

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June 19. Students enrolling in the college program receive full credit and studies comparable to throe on the Purdue campus. After completing 24 semester hours of work, freshman students may transfer to the campus with sophomore standing. Registration will be held June IS. and the eight and one-half weeks session will be from June 19 to August 16. Both freshman and sophomore courses will be offered in the fall term starting September 18. The technical institute is designed to give practical education to persons who want jobs in industry or private enterprise requiring technical skills A diploma as an associate technical aide

is awarded to a student who successfully completes two years of work in the technical institute. Three years of study entitles a student to a technical aide diplo ma. Freshman- ssM>-< l»6o JstddVQa this summer are: engineering drawing, descriptive geometry, general chemistry, English composition. expository writing, principles of speech. Europe slncel9l4. principles of economics, algebra and trigonometry, analytic geometry, differential calculus, integral calculus, differential equations, gen era) physics, and elementary psychology. Technical Institute studies include: tool design, economics of industry. electrical measurements, electronics, historical review of American institutions, history of industrial expansion, practical speaking, motion and time study, human relations for supervisors, production cost analysis, production layout, technical mathematics, and industrial materials and processes. o K. P. To Initiate Class On Thursday First and second rank initiatory work will be conferred on a class of candidates at the Knight* of Pythias lodge Thursday night Members are urged to Im pre sent and to note the earlier starting time of 7 pin. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. l» n <..H.a — llerslH,

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Jury Finds Youthful Murderer Is Insane 16*Year-Old Boy To Mental Institution St. Joseph, Mo., June 11 (I*l*l Stuart B. Allen. 16. font er eon of an EplKciipallan minister. said today a Jury's decision acquitting him ot murder because of criminal insanity was "quite perfect." The Jury found Allen innocent by reason ot insanity of the murder ot John Frank. H-year-old seston of his father's church, and recommended that he be sentenced to a mental institution. Con vic Hon would have meant the death penalty or life imprisonment. Ironically, circuit Judge Duval Smith now must commit Allen to the state mental hospital at St. Joseph, operated by Dr. George Forman, superintendent, who testified during the trial that Alien was sane. Allen paled when the verdict was read, but composed himself and nonchalantly waved at the crowd. "The verdict was quite perfect," he said. "I was a little scared for a while there." The Jury found that Allen was insane now and on April 1 when he admittedly bludgeoned Frank to death with a hammer and drilled holes In his body to "make sure" he was dead. Smith was expected to hand down a commitment order today or tomorrow, lie said Forman could have Allen transferred to to another institution, if he so desired. During a court recess yesterday two teenaged girls asked Allen for his autograph, lie started to comply, but a bailiff ordered him to "move along.* Alien walked on and did not look back at the girls During his trial, the defense c laimed Allen was the victim of a split personality on the one hand, a brilliant student who loved music and flowers, on the other a maniac who identified himself with a mystery story murderer. It was the second personality that vested him with an "uncontrollable urge to kill," they said. The cirv. James 8. Allen, the youth's foster father, sat beside him as the verdict was read Defense counsel R. A. Brown. Jr., said: "I feel that Justice has been s Brown said the boy's foster parents were determined "never to seek Stuart's freedom" 0 Trade In Decatur

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DEMOCRATIC •'boss" of Hudson county, New Jersey, and long a dominant figure In national politics, 71-year-oid Frank Hague Is retiring after 34 years as mayor of Jersey City. Mayor Hague wilt step down from office June 17, when his nephew. Frank Rggers, elected by the city commissioners on recommendation by Hague, will be mayor. (7 nternational) (J———..Trade ta a C.aod Towa — llrealar O —— GLAMOURIZING Hnatlnued frnm I'nse II said. He stressed the importance of proper early training and environment in moulding a youth's char acter, urging proper recreational facilities. Robert Lane, local shoe store proprietor, was in charge of the program. MISSISSIPPI AT Koatlaard fr»a> I'asr l> tion of Annada, Mo, ISO person fled to Paynesville. As lowans returned to their flood damaged homes, flic num her of persons left hotnebss by the floods dropped from 15,mi0 to R.OOO, the Red Cross reporieti. John Hogan, assistant dina-tor of midwest disaster relief. reported at St. Louis that 6.000 were homeless in .Missouri and Illinois and 2.500 in lowa Sevent< en persons had drowned The prospei t of additional ruin, predicted for all of Missouri by tomorrow, worsened the outlook along the Missouri river The new rain area was expected to move into the Missouri's immediate watershed by loniglt/ J R. Lloyd, government foreca's ter at Kansas City, said It was tisv early to pre lie! the amount of precipitation or its probable effect on already fliss’ gorged streams

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