Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 162, Decatur, Adams County, 12 July 1954 — Page 6

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Pathologists Study Thorne Death Case Board Os Inquiry Reviews Findings CHICAGO (INS) — A special board of inquiry, composed of four pathologists, meets in Chicago today to review the medical findings in the investigation of the mysterious death of Montgomery Ward Thorne. Cook county cornoer Walter E. McCarron called in the patholo gists when police and physicians disagreed with the report of a coroner's physician that the 20-year-old heir to a mail order house fortune died of “unnatural causes,” McCarron said if the reviewing doctors find need for further investigation, Thorne's body will be exhumed. Thorne was found dead in his room in Chicago’s Gold Cost section June 19. Needle marks were discovered on his arms and a hypodermic needle and a small syringe were found taped to the ceiling of a clothes closet. There had been controversy over whether “the poor little rich boy” was a narcotics user. A Fordham university classmate of Thorne's told police Saturday that he accompanied the young heir three times in New York City in search of marijuana, cigarettes and more potent narcotics. His college chum, Charles Magistro, 18. of Akron, 0., was steered to police by an attorney for Thorne's mother, Mrs. Marion ■Tironre:— r — —-~r The attorney, Henry Kalcheim, is spearheading the fight for Mrs. Thorne to set aside a will which virtually eliminated her as a beneficiary of her eon. Kaleheim believes Thorne, “hooked” on drugs, was not competent .when he made out a new will listing his girl friend. M|ureen Ragen, 18. as the main beneficiary. Coroner McCarron said he “won’t buy" Magiatro’s story and added that he has asked New York police to check on facts Magistro related to police. ■ ■ • Ground Flying FARMINGDALE. N. J. (INS) — Engineers at (Republic Aviation Corporation, "fly” 50,000 feet high without getting off the ground. In perfecting in-flight refueling for Republic's F-84 jet Thunderstreak. they've bujlt a $161,000 laboratory that duplicates the plane's fuel system and can bank "climb” and otherwise '‘fly” while air pressure is regulated to duplicate altitude conditions.

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Surging Danube Is Rising At Vienna Death, Destruction In Wake Os Floods VIENNA (INS) — The surging Danube River continued to rise in Vienna today but flood waters in other parts of Austria and in Germany were reported subsiding, leaving death and destruction in their wake. The death toll in the GermanAustrian floods now totals at least 25. More than 100.000 persons are homeless and damage runs into millions of dollars. Vienna authorities are fighting an invasion of huge brown river rats, driven from their holes along the Danube’s banks by the rising waters. The river reached 26 feet at St. Poelten. about 26 miles upstream from Vienna. The main railroad from Vienna westward has been abandoned. Its tracks have been flooded and its embankments undermined at Bev- . ” Reports "from* throughout iftie stricken area indicated that the Austrian city of Lina* has hit hardest by the floods. Authorities in the stricken community were forced to Issue a warning' today that looters would be shot. Adams County DHIA Will Meet Thursday A 1954-55 contract will be developed by officers of the Adams county D. H. I. A. at the Everett Rfce Tiome, Thursday. Plans will also be made for the Octbber reorganization meeting. SISTER-IN-LAW (Continued From Pnae One) near Altpona, and motor to State College. Their itinerary calls for them to return to Washington immediately after the service*. Mrs. Eisenhower 4s survived by her huslmnd and two children, Milton Jr., 23. and Ruth, 15. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

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Good Crowds Attend Revival Services Good sized- crowdn continue to attend the nightly revival meetings’ at the tent near the corner of Dayton and Tenth streets. - The evangelist, the Rev. Charles Fisher, will continue to deliver his nightly sermons kt 8 o'clock each night this week. The Rev. and Mrs. Richard Mpck, musicians, have charge of the music. Three persons brought saucers liearlng red crosses, which were ‘dropped from the air Saturday over the city. Each will receive a Bible tonight. Healing services will be conducted next Friday night and Sunday afternoon.

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