Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 258, Decatur, Adams County, 2 November 1950 — Page 7

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YmAbCoimcM Os fanglng 6M Jurv RacamiHMMfc Life Imprisonment Bridgeton. NJ., Nor. L — <l’P« — Theodor* Carter, Jr., 11-year-oJd former stockboy, was convicted last night of strangling pretty Lorraine Nee*. It, with her own coatbelt and a pair of aock* aa she WaJhed home from a high school play. A Jury of seven meu and fir* (women del|>*r*ting eeven and tne-half hoar*, returned a verdict of guilty of first decree murdar ■with a recommendation tor life imprisonment. The prosecution sought a Brat degree verdict bat did not apecity a penalty. George Lawler, thejury fore* man. said the juror* never considered the death penalty or aecniual tor the hakky /oath who described hy defense wltneaae* aa laving a tpanial age of nine Carter, stolid and emotionless during the U-day trial, wept when bis mother embraced him as the

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v*MMt ♦*• aMetUMOC. tie <*» still eehbing when ted out of th* Th* defense announced an appeal was under consideration. The state contended Carter wajr)*M the pretty high school Junior a* she walked on a dark street in nearby Millville early or May ISHer body was found sprawled or * lot between bungalows Carter snatched the aock* front a clotheelin* to hide the coat belt looped around the girl's smelt. the state 1 'said. I ■■■ ■ ' ’ ■ Rochester Student Heads I.U. Seniors Bloomington, Ind.. Nov. >—(UPj —Ted J. Olsen. Rochester, has been elected president of this year's senior class at Indian* University, and Keith H. Mochran. Anderson, president of the junior clan. New sophomore class president ia Richard J. Heasel. South Bend, and freshman pregy, William J. Hagerty. South Bend. Other newly-elected senior of | fleers »re John M. Kyle. Gary, j vice-president; Bessie Makr is. South Bend. Secretary, and Fraud* Craig. Delphi, treasurer.

yßfgnw Top—An unidentified man’ comes to the aitLof one of the White House pnllcemeti shot •low* imthe gun battle with would-be assassins at Blair House. Lower —The wouM-he assassin* are shown as they fell under a hail of bullets from While House police. One of them. identified as LorenSo Angelo Torresolo (topi Ilea in a pool of blood on the steps of Blair House Oscar t'allazo (holtumi his accomplice. lies on a narrow strip of lawn, critically wounded Both have been definitely linked Io the Puerto Rican Nationalist fat lion which ia responsible for revolutionary outbreaks in the Island.

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Pwrii Fatten b i IMByWikoal Charge?By Uttto* East Peorla.Tß.. Nov. J —fUPI—• About «* aaaambly-ite* Workers of th* caterpillar Treetoe company * dtesel plant went ba strike today, charging th* company with a speedup Thrir walkout idled »,W® employes at the dleael plant Union officials **M that unlcaa th* grievance is settled th* strike will spread to the entire factory, idling M,**» worker*. Pickets of th* united auto Worker* (CIOI, local *7t, formed around the diesel plant shortly before th* first shift today The entire first shift tow* of I.SIP workers refused to cross th* line*. There ar* 1.014 worker* nt the diesel plant tin the second shift and M 3 on the third shift. Bruce Brown, president of the local, said that the unit* will strike the entire factory unite* the grievance u settled. Aseembly tin* worker* voted to strike after complaints that the company had ordered a ten percent spesd-up went unheeded. The company denied union charge* that a *p**d-Up was ordered a month ago. The complaint came from worker* on the small-engine* assembly line. Brown charged the speed-up violated the union's contract With th* company. The union .set a mas* meeting for discussion of th* situation today. No talks between the company and union have been set Caterpillar signed a new two-year contract with the union this summer. giving th* union a tvn-cent hourly raise and a pension plan. The contract provided for a reopening of the wage issue after one year. Berne City Council In Initial Meeting ; The Berne city council met Monday evening In th? were elected last w**k. The council aijd Mayor Andrew- Sprunger decided to meet every other Monday evening. The new official* instructed Grover Moser, who was named clerk-treasurer, to poet the necessary bond. Accident Victim Has Betafites tn Ctrtinty <*** Berne. Oct 2. - Mrs. Lucy King, M, of Woodburn, who was fatally Injured in an automobile crash 'Tuesday evening, was formerly i Lucy Stucky and has many relatives In Berne and community. She ; was the wife of Ktaier King and i th* daughter of the late Mo*e Stucky. She was the niece of Mrs IC. N. Btucky and Mias Christine fitucky of Berne and pas several i first cousins here. I If You Have Anything To Sell Try A D*m**rat Want Ad—lt Fay*.

Truck Driver Hurt In Highway Wreck hn*, Nov. J. — Arley Platt, of bead gash which required several feed gash which require daevera! stitches to cldte when th* Coca Col* truak he was driving horth ep highway tt upam and v«Bte "down a deep embankment a mile west at Monro* at the intersection i of atate highway IM and federal highway 11. Th* truck waa badly dMMgad and hundreds'of empty bottle* wore smashed. Broken glaa* littered th* premise*. Plait told Walter Bchlndler. local state trooper, he failed to see * barri- ‘ < ade on the road In time io step : and when he tried to swerve his truck it careened into the ditch.

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