Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 3 February 1955 — Page 6

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Police Say Killer Os Woman Named Explosive Charge Killed Texas Lady HOUSTON, Tex. (INS) — Houston police disclosed today that an ex-convict has named a man he says set an explosive charge which killed wealthy west Texas ranchwoman Helen Harris Weaver. Police chief Jack Heard said the former convict is Andrew H. Nelson, 25, of Houston. The identity of the man he named was withheld. Mrs. Weaver died in tne blast of a car-bomb believed intended for her husband, architect Harry Weaver, in San Angelo two weeks ago. Nelson was linked with the death by two persons who identified him as one of a pair who bought a case of dynamite in Rosenberg, Tex., two days before the blast. Nelson told newsmen that “it was either me or him. I have been identified as buying the dynamite. I had no other choice but to tell about him.” ' . Nelson, who was seized in a |7,400 food market burglarv. has not been charged with the slaying. Only Mrs. Weaver's son-in-iaw, Harry Washburn, is held on a murder charge. His examining trial is slated tor Feb. 9, in San Angelo. In Nelson’s statement, he told of meeting the man several months ago. On Jan. 10, nine days before the slaying, the suspect contacted Nelson asking him to accompany him to buy some dynamite to blow up a tree stump. They purchased the dynamite in Rosenberg and tried several charges in a clump

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of woods near Houston using the generator of a car to trigger them, Nelson said. Nelson added he met tne man again the morning of the bombing and the two were riding along a Houston street when they heard

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the news that Mrs. Weaver was killed. Pro Basketball Rchester 84, Fort Wayne 74. Minneapolis 95, New York 81. “ Philadelphia 132, Boston 107.

Proposes Group To Expose Subversives Bill Is Submitted To State Assembly INDIANAPOLIS (INS) — A measure creating a state committee for subversive exposure and control, and giving it subpena powers and immunity from libel or slander suits, has been proposed by Rep. Robert S. Webb, Arcadia Republican. The bill provides that the committee consist of four members, two of each political party, to be appointed by the governor for twoyear terms. This body would have the power to delegate its investigative rights to any one member, and have access to records, papers and other Information in the possession of anv state agency or governmental unit. The measure provides that the committee hold hearings, subpena witnesses, and issue monthly reports to the governor, state police, attorney general and superintendent of public instruction and annual*report£ to the legislature, giving the names of all persons engaging iff subversive activities within the state. An appropriation of 125,000 is included in the bill. Another of the record number of house bills included one to transfer control of county homes for the aged from the county commissioners to county home boards. _ Taverns would be required to provide free restroom facilities to customers under terms of another new measure. The house got into time and motion wrangles Wednesday afternoon. s An effort by Rep. Jean LaGrange, LaPorte Democrat, to blast his time referendum bill out of judiciary B committee failed after chairman Oren E. Felton, Fairmount Republican, explained his group wanted to until a couple time bills came over from the senate. Rep. LaGrange argued that his measure was the most complete of the referendum measures proposed, since it would allow voters to specify whether they wanted eastern standard or central standard time throughout the entire state or a mixture. He admitted to newsmen that the third choice could possibly result in the present situation in whict time varies from one city and one area to another. The motion wrangle involved a bill of Rep. Phillip C. Johnson’s concerning traffic safety. The house voted to remove a provision that would make it possible to arrest slow drivers. The house passed, 86 to 5, a measure putting the game wardens on a bipartisan basis. Author George M. Davidson, Indianapo-

lis Republican, said the bill would have the effect of taking > the wardens out of politics since there would be no worry about changes in administration. Hank Bauer Signed To New Yankee Contract NEW YORK (INS) — Hank Bauer*. SCth Yankee and first regular outfielder to sign his 1955 contract, «will receive an estimated $25,000 —a raise of about $2,000 — Xith New York this season.

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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1955

Workshop, Clinic At Lincoln School Teachers of the Lincoln school participated in a workshop and clinic for the teaching of reading conducted by Miss Helen Cook, Indianapolis educational consultant. Miss Cook arrived here Wednesday afternoon and continued her clinic today during school hours. Trade in a Gooa Town — Decatur