Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 124, Decatur, Adams County, 25 May 1948 — Page 6

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Five Badly Burned At Columbia City Home Is Partially Destroyed By Fire Columbia City, Ind.. May 25— <CP* Five persons were burned severely today in a flash fire that partially destroyed their home, Police said Mrs. Ewell Honeycut. 45. attempted to use kerosene while starting a fire in a kitchen stove. The fluid setting the kitchen on fire. The woman was rescued by her husband, who wrapped her in blankets and smothered the fire that was burning her clothes. The husband suffered minor bums. Also burned were a son. Clayton. 2*.’; a daughter and son-in law, Mr. and Mrs. James Panos, and their seven weeks-old baby. Elise. The injured were treated at Memorial hospital here. The elder Honeycut Is employed by the Griffin and son construction Co. of Fort Wayne 0 The first pharmaceutical educational institution in the I'nited States was the Philadelphia College of Pharmat v. established in IBS!.

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Injures Children, Commits Suicide 40-Year-Old Negro Goes Berserk Today

Chicago, May 25 I UP)—A 40-1 year-old negro went berserk early today and <ritl<ally injured his three children with a hammer before he committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a suburban train. Quintew Malone's mangled body was found by police shortly after his hysteric al wife rushed out of their apartment c alling for help. Mrs. Fannie .Malone, 35. told otficers she awakened this morning to hear the three children screaming She said her husband was "beating them with a claw hammer." She said she thought he would kill them first and then attack her. so she ran for help. When the police arrived, the children were alt unconscious and Malone was tntssing The children. Norman, 10. Irvin, 9. and Arthur. 5. wore rushed to a hoapital where they were reported in a critical condition with skull fractures. Police said .Malone had been released from a mental hospital last month He left a note saying he was sorry thia bad to happen but he thought It "was the easiest way < ut ” Malone’s body was found on the Illinois Central suburban railroad tracks. Offkers theorized he had headnd toward Lake Michigan to drown himself when he saw the t;»in coming and jumped in front of it. POLITICAL (Cont. From Page Onei cliana." "As a public official and candidate for Mie governor nomination." Burch said, "it is my duty to tell the people of Indiana and the delegates to the state convention of this glaring piece of political trickery." Burch said he would ask the delegates "to see that the good clUxms of Indiana are not forced to accept such a deal." The leased wire system of the United Press in Europe makes it possible to send news from cities from Rome to Htoekholm to the I'nited States within a matter of seconds. lowa scored 103 points against the University of Chicago in a basketball game in 1944. That total ta a record for the Western Conference. Film studios for years have avoided putting the complete wedding ceremony into a movie. An old tradition has It that it might constitute a real marriage.

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Thirty out of every 100 persons . killed in traffic accidents die because of failure by drivers to compensate for reduced visibility after , dark, according to the Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau. More than oneff'th on the farm income in the I'nited States is provided by dairy farming, the World Book Encyclopedia reports.

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Elwood Mother Aids Eloping Daughter Also Pledges Help To School Teacher Syracuse. N. Y.. May 25— (UPI —Mrs. Mary Carpenter. 3H. Elwood. Ind., said today she would ■•give whatever aid" she could to her former public speaking teach er who is accused of violating the Mann act by transporting her Ikyear-old daughter across state lines. The daughter, pretty Verna Jean Parrlll. a student at Elwood high school, and Donald M. Brown. 44-year-old high school instructor and father of four children. were taken into custody by FBI and Ithaca police last week. Mrs. Carpenter arrived here yesterday. She indicated that she •'might" provide the 95,000 bail for Brown and the 11.000 bail for her daughter. Rhe said she believed Brown, one of the school's most popular teachers, had "erred in judgment" and that he had not meant any harm to her daughter Brown and Miss Parrlll were posing as husltand and wife when they were found in Ithaca. Brown was working In a store. Mrs. Carpenter said she planned to confer with V. S. attorney Irving Higbee to “see just what I can do for Brown " She described him as fl "brilliant fellow" and a "fine type of person." Mrs. Carpenter was one of Brown's pupils when she attended high school. Miss Parrlll. her mother said, was an outstanding student in high school. Just what aid she could give the couple, Mrs. Carpenter said, she didn't know. She indicated she would furnish Brown's bail if her daughter wanted her to, and that "everv consideration for my daughter's health will be taken in whatever help I decide to give." --o— An "electric eye" for cant vol of smoke nuisance is In use in Ausralia. It controls fuel supply and regulates smoke volume automatically. A "noise ray" from a supersonic apparatus is being used by Sydney. Australia, to keep birds away from open reservoirs which supply the city.

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Presbyterian Men Picnic Wednesday A picnic supper will he held at Jlanna-Nuttman park Wednesday night at 6:30 o'clock by members of the Presbyterian men's club. Lewis L. Smith, president, has announced. A good program has been arranged and all members are urged to attend. I«adies of (he church will furnish the meal, which will be served promptly at 6:.t0 o'chnk. The picnic will be served in the'

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