Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 3, Decatur, Adams County, 5 January 1956 — Page 6

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Red Cross Anniversary Program On Television Announcement has been made that" the” CBS television program special Red Cross 75th anniversary show this month. Locally It "Will be seen on station WIN-T Sunday, Jan. 29, at 3:30 p. m. The title* of the show will be the “Heroism of Clara Barton.” The story will center on the battle of Antietam of Sept. 17. IR«2, and will depict Miss Barton ministering to the wounded, helping doctors, winning men’s affections and cheers. Walter Cronkite, an outstanding CBS commentator, will narrate the program and will stress the founding of the American Red Cross in his closing message.

Youthful Killer Os Policeman Nabbed Illinois Youth Is Captured In lowa INDEPENDENCE. Ja. (INS) — An 13-year-old Freeport. 111., youth wanted for killing an Independence, la., policeman was recaptured today. Warren Nutter was apprehended by four officers near Independence, lowa. The youth, armed with a .38 revolver which he . had taken from Harold Pearce, 52, whom he allegedly shot and killed early today, offered no resistance to arrest.

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First degree murder charges were expected to be filed. About 50 officers joined in a foot-by-foot search of the Independence area in one of the largest man-hunts in northeastern lowa in sevt-rai'years. Sheriff's polite, who organised a huge manhunt for the slayer, said Nutter was seised last night with another youth and two girts in their car for being drunk. When the four were brought to the sheriff's office, Nutter crashed through a window, ran to his own car which had been parked outside the one-story building, got a shotgun, returned to the office and shot Pearce, killing him instantly. If you have something v sen or rooms tor rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

Motorist Is Fined On Traffic Charge James J. Miller, rural route six, Decatur, was arrested Wednesday by slate police fpr failure to yield the right of way on highway 27 In Decatur. Miller was fined $1 and costs, totaling sls 75. ' / Prominent Attorney Dies At Fort Wayne - Frank M. Hogan, prominent Fort /Wayne attorney, .died y/ednesday afternoon at St. Joseph’s hospital after an illness of two months. He was a former Allen county deputy prosecuting attorney and former associate city attorney. Survivors include his wife, Francis; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Hirons of Fort Wayne; l a sister, Mrs. Gustave Stieglitz of Indianapolis, and a brother, Harry G. Hogan of Fort Wayne. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the Getz & Eikenberry funeral home and at 9 a.m. in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the Rt. Rtv. Msgr. John A. Dapp officiating. Burial will be in the Fort Wayne Catholic cemetery. If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings result!

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Cylinder Found On Plane Is Element Incendiary Device Is Heating Element PITTSBURGH (INS) — A metal cylinder taken from a passenger airliner and identified by bomb experts as ‘‘some sort of inegndiary device” has turned out to be a more commonplace kind of "hot stuff.” Lewis IRJnebold, in charge of the Pittsburgh office of the civil aeronautics authority, said Wednesday hjgbt that the two-lnct. cartridgelike object has definitely been identified as a soldering iron heating element - The cylinder was found aboard a Washington-bound TWA airplane carrying 26 passengers by pilot Lyle Ryan. Ryan turned the suspected "bomb” over to authorities when he landed at Wheeling, W, Va., and bomb disposal experts 1 from the Neville Island base at Pittsburgh identified it as "some sort of ificendiary device.” When later tests revealed the object as a soldering iron part, Rinebold’s office announced that

it had completed Its investigation and that the plane, voluntarily grounded by TWA, had been released for service. Carl C. Pumphrey Reported Improved Friends here have received word that Carl C. Pumphrey, Decatur resident, ill with pneumonia at Sarasota, Florida, is out of immediate danger from the ailment. The Pumphreys are spending the whiter in Florida and the siege of pneumonia is the second ■ suffered by Mr. Pumphrey recently. .Miss Eleanor Pumphrey will return to this city in a saw days, it was learnedMarching Marines Aid March Os Dimes INDIANAPOLIS (INS) —Detachments of marines took to the road again today after raising more than $7,000 for the March of Dimes campaign against polio Wednesday- Today’s goal was $31,669. The marine group moved along Road 40 at the rate of one foot for each dime donated. One body took off from Richmond and the other from Terre Haute and they are slated to meet in Indianapolis next Thursday.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1956

Grace Kelly To Wed Prince 01 Monaco Engagement To Be Announced Friday By JACK O’BRIAN (Copyright 19M y the New York Jourual-Amerfcan and 1. N. S.) NEW YORK (INS) —The storybook cUmax to the romance of Hollywood's young movie queen Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco will be formally announced Friday at an engagement party in Miss Kelly's Fifth Avenue apartment In New York. ' Dozens of frienda of both parties have been invited to be there in her lavish flat overlooking the Metropolitan museum of art in Central Park — to learn officially about what certainly will be the most dazzling romantic event of 1966The romance of Prince Rainier and Grace — who has Just been named at the head of the list of the world’s 19 best dressed women — has been the one pleasant incident In her recent life that has remained fairly private. The final decision op the engagement took place only Wednesday. A mutual friend of Grace Kelly s mother and this reporter was alerted in precisely this cheerful and very American fashion: r * ‘•'Here I’in a bricklayer's wife, and now my daughter is marrying a prince,” was tht good-humored comment of Mrs. John B. Kelly, Sr., a beautiful former photographer's model, plainly as excited at the proepect of having a prince around the premises as i» her levely offspringOs course, the “bricklayer’s wife" now Is quite a few million dollars and 35 years removed from the brick and mortar days when John _EL Kelly was stopped from participating in England’s famous Henley Regatta because he had “worked with his hands,” and therefore was not a “gentleman." Between that peremptory British j snootiness and her Grace’s growing, — up to ‘reel in an honest-to-tairytale prince -r- owner of one of the few pure titles in Europe and a pleasant paradox among modern nobility, — Grace's father was able to parlay a borrowed $7,000 into the nation's biggest brickwork construction company. He also is a large contributor with power to match in Democratic politics, and in generally rumored among the richest men in the U. S. Miis Kelly, who went night dubbing with the prince and firends in New York Wednesday nighL refused to be roused this morninc to comnyce Her secretary, Nadia Woods, when told of the reason for the call replied “hold the phone.” She returned a few moments later to say, “Miss Kelly is asleep and unavailable for comment.” She added, “Miss Kelly won't be available today.” * , She met the prince last yfcar bn the Riveiera. He was young and handsome, she was younger and handsomer, and the pieces fell together just too pally for any old students of Hollywood Cinderella stories to take It seriously. It turns out how that the prince had proposed mariage several times, and that Friday’s expected announcement is the second time the race has run close to the marital wire. It’s the first time ahy discussion beyond the family circle has been countenanced. -The prince came to New York ostensibly on a routine vlsit-of-roy-alty, and parried queries about Miss Kelly with a smiling, 'She is very beautiful, very nice.” Former County Clerk To Seek Nomination CROWN POINT, Ind. (INS) — Bartel Zendstra, who has just completed eight years as Lake countv clerk, announced today he will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for lieutenants gover- . - —- -JZandstra served as county chairman for his party, was in the real estate business in Highland and is the 1956 county chairman of the March pP Dimes campaign against polio. He Is a veteran of World War 11. ' ■' fF ’ V ' r " : ’w ■ ' ' ? J .KC ■ THE OOP vHJI lose the 1958 presidential' election If President Eisenhower Ya not a candidate, predicts Rep.\<L L. Miller, veteran Republican congressman from Nebraska. The statement was part of • annual predictions of things to come. ;; (International)