Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 May 1939 — Page 17

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1939

WELFARE LAWS T0 BE SCANNED AT CONFERENCE

Thrice-Wed Mother of 7 Faces Prison for Murder

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 5 (U. P.) —Mrs. Anna Louise Sullivan, 50, thrice-married and the mother of seven daughters, faced a sentence of life imprisonment for murder today. She killed her second husband and stepson and attempted to kill her third husband and his daughter by

HOPES TO ENFORCE BOAT LICENSE LAW

Enforcement of the new state motor boat license law will be attempted despite failure of the Legis

lature to appropriate funds for its administration, Frank Finney, Li-

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TWICE SANG WAY OUT OF JAIL, MAY RETURN

NEW YORK, May § (U. P).— Buddie Ledbetter, singer and composer who twice has sung his way out of jail, was found guilty of third degree assault by a jury that recommended clemency. Unless he re. ceives a suspended sentence he faces

1934 he was pardoned by the Gove ernor of Louisiana after he wrote another song. He had served four

years of a 10-year term for assault with intent to kill. He was convicted the third time of stabbing a man during a party last March 6.

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feeding them soup poisoned with Paris green. Police arrested her Wednesday during an investigation of the strange deaths and illness of her relatives. She was arraigned and pleaded guilty yesterday to first-degree] murder in the poisoning of her|livan because she disliked him and stepson, James Sullivan, 18, and was|he refused to help her with the bound over to Municipal Court for [house work,” Mr. Steffes said Mr. sentence. Wisconsin does not have [Sullivan died last Friday. Mrs. Sula death penalty. livan was arrested after an autopsy. District Attorney Herbert J. Stef-| She said she attempted to kill her fes said Mrs. Sullivan also had con-|third husband, Michael Sullivan, befessed she poisoned her second hus-|cause he refused to sign over to|tion forms but “we will try it.” band, Fred Ricklefs, eight years ago her title to their home. She also Attorney General Omer S. Jack. because “he was a terrible man who | tried to poison Mr. Sullivan's daugh- son ruled last week that auto license was made crazy by the war.” ter, Theresa, 11, but gave no reason money could not be used legally for “She said she poisoned James Sul- for the attempt. administering the boat tag law.

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cense Bureau Director, said today. The Bureau will collect from the branch license agents in the State all the 25-cent service charges taken in on the new boat tags, he said. Under the auto license procedure, branch agents are entitled to col lect the fees themselves. Mr. Finney said he doubted that the service fees will be enough to finance the printing of the applica-

Delegates From 10 States In Indianapolis for 2-Day Session.

an indeterminate term up to three years, Ledbetter was pardoned by the Governor of Texas in 1925 after he had written a new song about the State while serving seven years of a 35-year manslaughter sentence. In

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Delegates from 10 states were to convene at the Claypool Hotel to-| day for the two-day conference on welfare problems called by the American Public Welfare Associa- + tion and the Indiana Interstate Cooperation Commission. Purpose of the meeting is to examine laws of the 10 states and administrative procedure regarding the exchange of public welfare services and the treatment of welfare clients, according to Louis E. Hosch, technical consultant o. the Association. An attempt will be made, he said, to work out reciprocal agreements and uniform procedures. A sectional round table on “The Legal Aspects of Interstate Probe lems” will be presided over by Charles B. Marshall of the Welfare Department. A second meeting on “Correspondence Procedures” will have Miss Frances Kernshan of the Illinois Welfare Department as chairman. “Security Across State Lines” will be presided over by Miss Rita E. Choate of the Missouri Social Security Commission. Miss Mildred Arnold, Indiana Children's Division director, will head the discussion on “Interstate Problems With Children.” Frank Bane, executive director of the Council of State Governments of Chicago, is to speak at tonight's dinner at the Riley Room. Fred Hoke, Indiana welfare board president, will be toastmaster and Mr. Bane will be introduced by Frank Finney, chairman of the Interstate Commission. Delegates attending are from Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Missouri, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Tennessee and Iowa.

PIONEER WAGON AT SCOUT CIRCUS

The Gascho pioneer covered wagon, used to transport the family of John Gascho from Pennsylvania to Indiana in 1847, will be loaned for exhibition at the annual Boy Scout Circus at Butler Fieldhouse tomorrow night. Later it is to be shown at the Scout pioneercraft museum at their Fall Creek reservation near Ft. Harrison. The wagon was built in 1787 and was drawn by four horses as one of three wagons which brought the Gascho family from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to Noblesville. * After six weeks of travel the group arrived at Atlanta where a brother of Mr. Gascho lived and operated a waterpower sawmill. Several days . later the family went on to Noblesville where they settled. The wagon hauled into Noblesville the boiler of the first steam engine used there. It has been exhib"ited at the State Fair, the Noblesville Centennial, the Muncie Fair and the Chicago Century of Progress Exhibition.

DEANS MEET, TALK ~ ON COLLEGE ISSUES

I'imes Special TERRE HAUTE, May 5—Fraternity “hell weeks,” freshman English failures and student outside work were being discussed here today by deans of men of Indiana colleges and universities holding their fourth annual meeting at Indiana State Teachers College. + Tonight's session will be addressed by Dean Charles J. Sembower of Indiana University, speaking on “The Dean Sees the Freshman Come to College,” and Dean Louis H. Dirks of DePauw University who will speak on “The Dean's Responsibility in Dealing with Students’ Emotional Upsets.”

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BERLIN, May 5 (U, P.).—A decree was issued today providing that Jews who “will not or cannot emigrate must live in houses belonging to Jews.” Extensive official co-operation will be provided to facilitate the elimination of Jews from houses owned by Germans. They will lose stheir regular renters’ protection when community authorities show that other means of housing have been found. An Aryan who has signed a lease “to a Jew may give notice as soon as authorities provide other housing. Jews may sublet only to Jews.

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