Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1938 — Page 25

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, JAN. 14, 1938

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MICHIGAN CITY, Jan. 14 (U. P) —Willis Fuller, 29, today paid With his life for the slaying July 16, W336, of Paul Mankin, Vigo County fepovy sheriff, Two minutes after midnight he was led from his cell in State Prison “death row” to the electric chair. At 12:09 a. m. he was pronounced dead by prison physicians. Fuller, the first of seven condemned murderers to die in the chair before spring, lost his last : chance to escape death yesterday | American Brotherhood. Other when Governor. Townsend, in a| officers are S. K. Freme, vice long-distance telephone call from | president; George Haboush, treasFlorida, rejected a petition for| urer, and Louis Haboush, secreexecutive clemency. tary. Officers elected by the LaCaptured in Illinois dies Goodwill Society are Mrs.

Abe Maloof, president; Mrs. Mr. Mankin was shot and killed

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Thomas Kaston (above) has been elected president of the Syrian and American Lebanon

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George Hanna, vice president; when he attempted to arrest Fuller after a hold-up near Terre Haute.| Mrs. Louis Haboush, secretary. He fled after the shooting but was | Syrian Crescent Club officers are captured at Paris, Ill, the next day.| Louie Haboush. president; Victor He was sentenced to die in Vigo | Todd, vice president; Edward execution set for March 5, 1937, but | Joseph, secretary. he received a stay from the State Supreme Court. The appeal was denied later. Of the five remaining in the death house, Heber L. Hicks, alhands” slaying of Harry Milier, re- WAR Ww ARNINGS tired Cincinnati, O., fire captain, is the next scheduled to die. His execution has been set for Feb. 4. youthful Negro, is to die for the murder of an Evansville grocer dur- Check Fascism to Save ing a holdup. Dalhover to Die April 8 Western Culture. demned criminals sentenced to die in the electric chair is not yet in the prison death house. He is James Dalhover, infamous Al Brady gang8 for the machine-gun killing of State Policeman Paul V. Minneman last May. Dalhover, sentenced to death by being held in the South Bend jail. Five days after Dalhover dies, on April 13, Henry Noelke of Boonville, will be electrocuted for the baby. And on May 13, Vurtis Neal and Hugh Marshall, slayers of William Bright, Indianapolis druggist, will crime which netted them only $1.25. PLACES 11,000 IN '37 J Increase of 2069 Reported in

Mrs. William Todd, treasurer, and County Court Oct. 29, 1936, and his | Haboush, treasurer, and Raymond leged leader in the “head and On March 25, Hames Swain, Declares Democracies Must The most notorious of the conster, who is scheduled to die April a Federal Jury at Hammond, is cold-blooded murder of his wife and be executed—the penalty for a Private Employment.

An increase of 2069 private placements in Indianapolis in 1937 over 1936 was reported at the local office of the State Employment Service today by George J. Smith, district manager. Local employers hired 11,080 persons, he said. The largest number was placed during the first eight months of the year, the report showed. Of the total, T7415 persons received regular employment and the balance temporary jobs. Positions were almost evenly divided between men and women, the figures revealed. Applications remained steady during the two years, 24,389 being received during 1937 and 24,125 in 1936. The decline in public placements, from 7020 in 1936 to 1943 in 1937, indicated the retrenchment in public works programs, the report stated.

SONS OF VETERANS TO CONVENE HERE

The Indiana Department, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, is to meet tomorrow end Sunday at Ft. Friendly for its midwinter meeting. A banquet is set for 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. The Rev. Frank W. Buckner, Wanamaker Christian Church pastor, is to speak. W. A. Dyer, Syracuse, N. Y., national commander-in-chief; Miss Margaret C. Brady, Albany, N. Y, national auxiliary president, and Mrs. Anne Lockyer of Cleveland, national auxiliary chief of staff, are to be honor guests. Business sessions are to be held Sunday morning.

CHILDREN RIDE TONIGHT

Twenty-five juvenile riders are to take part tonight in the first of a series of five children’s riding tournaments to be held at the Robert H. Brown Riding Stables.

William E. Dodd, former Ambassador to Germany, warned last night that democracies must check Germany, Italy and Japan lest Western civilization perish.

The former University of Chicago history professor spoke at a testimonial dinner given by 200 friends.

“Mankind is in grave danger,” he declared, “but democratic governments seem not to know what to do. If they do nothing, Western civilization, religious, personal and economic freedom is in grave danger.

“Another world war would almost certainly wreck the governments and people of our time. The United States are as much to blame for the grave dangers as any other country.

“The people of practically all countries hoped and prayed for Woodrow Wilson's success, yet the governments and certain privileged business groups defeated them.”

Blames United States

Mr. Dodd, who resigned his ambassadorship because of disagreemeant with Adolf Hitler's National Socialism policies, asserted that the United States had been partly re-

sponsible for the rise to power of Herr Hitler and other dictators because it failed to join the League of Nations at a time when the world looked to it for leadership.

He charged that American and British arms manufacturers had “two or three times managed to defeat the League” when it appeared on the verge of adopting resolutions against aggressor nations. Other speakers praised Mr. Dodd as “a true product of American democracy who, by his example and action, has revitalized the source from which he came and conveyed inspiration to a world writhing in the tentacles of a colossal fear complex.”

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