Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1941 — Page 2
JOSE, Cal, . P.).—During cent baby boom at the County pital,” during Which 50 babies born in a single month, apple
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He received his education at Purdue and Lincoln Universities and was commissioned as a reserve offi-
cer in February, 1934
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Raymond Clapper, ‘ScrippsHoward Washington correspond-. ent, is” pictured at LaGuardia Field, N. Y., his return to U. S. aboard the American Clipper. -
"TAX BILL ERRS,
LARRABEE SAYS
Ignores Ability to Pay, Hoosiet Claims; Favors Gross Profits Levy.
' Times Special WASHINGTON, Sept, 16.—Rep. William H. Larrabee (D, Ind.), the only Hoosier in either House who voted both for the draft and its extension, is not .in favor of the new $3,583,900,000: tax Bill, he declared today. . In a statement, the Indiana Congressman condemned the measure on the grounds that it ignores “ability to pay™ The bill has bee attacked by Sreanized labor, par. » ticularly the C. I. O., on the basis. Rep. Larrabee would favor in stead a “gross profits tax” both for financing defense and old-age pension payments. = “At a time when there are some who are certain of making vast profits from national defense production, while others are unfortun-
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from economic maladjustment, I feel that my gress profits tax plan is fully justified,” Rep. Larrabee
said,
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Hiat's Petition Refused
| Por: the eighth
| murder which “was given: statewide
had trouble and she took their two | parents ¢ on a farm near Cicero.”
4 Hiatt saw. her husband coming and
.|roles to 19 other State Prison in-
1H Guides Last Kiss
|| carefully prepared for her death
‘Because of ‘Brutal Nature’ of Slaying. By EARL RICHERT =
_.sifoe he went to prison in 1913 for ‘the murder ‘of his wife, the State Clem-
y Hiatt, 1
Hiatt received a life sentence in Hamilton Circuit Court for the
play in the préss in the days betore World War 1 broke out, . According to the evidence “before the Commission, ‘Hiatt and his wife
went to live with her
Wife Snubbed Him
Hiatt made several trips to see his wife, the Commission's report says, and while he was permitted to see the children, his wife refused to talk to him.
On the day of the murder, Mrs.
went out the back door towards the barn. He was told at the house that she had gone towards the barn and he followed her “and upon “her, without any prelim-
Commission's. Then he went to a nearby and shot himself twice in the neither bullet penetrating the Hiatt has maintained a good record in the state prison, the Clemency Commission reported, but because of the “very brutal” nature of the crime “it is felt that his petition should be denied.”
Relatives Protested
Relatives of Mrs, Hiatt filed protests with the Commission against his release, The Commission today denied pa-
mates, paroled one and remitted the fine of another. Among those to whom clemency was denied were four inmates from Marion County, They were: Edward T. McNutt Sentenced Oct. 1, 1941, to a term of 1- 10 years for grand larceny; a Arthur C. Hearne, sentenced Feb. 27,-1941, to a term of 1-10 years tor grand larceny. Walter a “sentenced Feb. 7, 1941, to a term of 1-10 years for e | vehicle Orville F. Biddle, senténced March 18, 1935, to a term of 10 years for robbery. =
Magician's Wife Would Sever Ties
~ COLON, Mich., Sept. 16 (U, P). —Mrs. Mildred Blackstone offered
magician husband, Harry Black-’ stone, floated her in midair, or when he apparently cut off her head, or even when he sawed her: in two on the stage. ° But she did object when he allegedly threatened to throw her out of a seven-story window in Lima, O. hotel last March. So she filed suit for divorce in circuit court here. Blackstone filed an answer to the complaint as well as a cross bill. Mrs. Blackstone charged that her husband threatened her when she decided to visit her mother in Buffalo, N. Y., between state engagements. She said she has not felt safe in his presence since then. The couple were married here July 13, 1933 and are the parents of a six. year old son who lives with- his mother.
REGISTRATION SET FOR PURDUE COURSES
Registration will open at 7 p. m.. tomerrow at Manual Training High School fer courses in engineering, science end management to be given here under sponsorship of Purdue University. Registration also will be held from 7 to 10 p. m. Thursday ai The courses are open to high school graduates or to men and women now engaged in industry. Infermatien may be obtained from the Purdue district office in Room 214, Big ‘Four Building. y 3
To Save Husband
CHICAGO, Sept. 18 (U. P) — When Mary Thornberg Werther murmured with her dying breath “kiss me on the fore- - head” she was taking a final precaution not to poison her husband with cyanide of potassium which caused her. death, it was learned yesterday. A doctor testified: at the inquest that Mrs. Werther died from taking cyanide of potassium and that one tiny particle of it, lingering on her lips, would have been fatal to her husband, Erwin. The eoroner’s verdict was suicide while despondent.. Mrs. Werther _ died Aug. 31. Mr. Werther said - his wife had
by {aking money out of the bank, making arrangements. for cremation and purchasing the poisen. Ske was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thornberg, Plymouth,
ency Commission mission - today denied led a 2
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