Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1944 — Page 7

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Detectives believe that if this was the get-away car, it was prob-

runs next to the Wiedenhoft greenhouse at 2260 8, Meridian st.

Police Theory

They theorize that as waited, the two killers left the Wiedenhoft home by the rear windows, threw away the lug wrench and gun, which they used, as weapons, and jumped in the car. Relies Paul Taylor and Wayne Bear questioned Mrs. Carrie Wiedenhoft, the victim's wife, at the Methodist hospital yesterday, where her condition is improved. . She amplified her previous story, explaining that after her husband

someone wanted to see her, he went upstairs, boo G2 ~ Offered lo Shake Hands Then one of the assailants offered

start upstairs. She was told yesterday that her husband was dead. Chief of Detectives Jesse P. McMurtry appealed to pawn shop proprietors and second-hand dealers to

number is 157914, and the n on it is 1900. It

PEACE WAR TRAINING WASHINGTON, July 8 (U. P)— Senator Harley M. Kilgore (D., W. Va), said today he will introduce soon a'bill to provide a comprehensive plan for training an estimated 300,000 potential army officers. for

America’s peace-time defense.

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tanfleld, 22 of 14 B Wht; Fina; 4 eanetie Brooks, 33, of 2831 Pip coger, 20, ot 1512 XN. Meridian, ha Margar 4 1. lanshan, 20, of 1512 N. Meridian, Capt 38 F Maley, R. R. 3, Elwood, Ind.: lo Mina ® deh Msn, ah, 5 304

sully Milton Reece, Camp Atterbury, Ind.; Marjorie 5 Bunn 5 20, Chicago,

Felix Alfred Allen; 35, Wd 124 W. 22d; Mary Kizabe h Bell," 28, of 124 W. 22d, James Bow, 28, of 722 act ngton; Euldean Anderson, 22, of 619 Pletcher. flliam Elmer Delk, 32, of 1062 8. West; Dica Lela Summers, 29, of 46 N, Oxford. Warner Kenneth Reeser, 30, U. 8. navy; Ruth Minerva Collins, 19, Denver, Colo. roy Harmon Jr. 24, U, 8. srmy; Wedra Angeles, Cal. Joanna Mae Eccl o f es, ae Eccles, 0 tvanis. *

Wi ne Heaton, 20, of 930 W, 33d; Martha Jane Spencer, 18, of 916 W. 31st. Eimer Eugene Wray, 26, of "2321 Sartollton: Wanda Muude Steele, 22, of 1214 W. 20th. Paul James Traub, 23, 133 N. TI ah. Joan Louise Pry, 18, Cu d, Ind,

BIRTHS . ‘Twins (Boy and Girl) Leamon, Betty Jenkins, at St. Vincent's. : Girls Rajod, jam atx A " rans. Floyd, Laura Van Bleet, as Francis.

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DEATHS Josep 1. Myers, 74, at City, arterioEzra M. Sellers, 59, at 857 Udell, endoEdward Francis Deut. 65, at 2 N. Captol, ob tuberculosis, P Su, at City, | pulmonary citord Rowley, 39, at City, cardio ys. a SHR 53, at 608 E “lath, Schaub, 90, at 1936 Co » Besste Robie, 1. 71, at 3518 a ete - 8 . cere oy | Clazsnes B Eimer instead, 86, at Veterans, Cail , 80, at Methodist, bronchoCora E. Su 78, at 612 E. 13th, cardio Frank +. Lu.cuucesse, §5, at St. Vincent's, Gus Bisesi, 89, at 740 8. East, pernicious Infant Linton, four days, at Colem . bral hemorrhage. ui a Messier “ at 740 Lexington, Jur Donovan, > a Riley, anemia, is oa, at 58 N. Hommes, chronic Si n Pred B, 5. Zane, 1 76, at 4317 E. Washington, pul monary ‘tuberculosis. Tatas a Pay Sn ue, 70, at 1422 Park, bronchoMatiids McConnell, 69, at St, Vincent's, myocarditis, Pearl Higgins Shoaf, 70, at Methodist, ih cular rensl t 3327 C diabetes mellizus. * tuirel, May Cunningham, 68, at Bt. Vincent's, on Levin, 8, at 240 BI Ridg ue d., ., | e TI

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RED CROSS SEEKING PARENTS ‘OF FLIER

The Indianapolis Red Cross, 220 Chamber of Commerce building, is seeking the parents of a missing pilot to deliver a letter from the father ofépne of his cfewmates. The letter is addressed to the parents of Lt. Charles D. Easley, pilot

Any information that Cross is asked service department

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Attorney. Asks for Dismissal. Police department officials, already harassed by the loss of their star witness in the Washington Athletic club gambling case, faced new legal obstacles in the case today. A motion to quash’ the affidavits against Daniel Viadiou, club president, ‘and - 39 others charged with gambling there after a raid April

warrant used in the’raid. At a hearing on the motion before David M. Lewis, judge pro tem in Municipal court 4 yesterday, Edwin McClure, attorney for Viadiou, charged that the warrant was illegal because police broke- down two

without giving sufficient time for club officials to open them,

Await Witnesses

The motion also charged that the club rooms were searched by police before the warrant was read to club { officials. Hearing on the motion to quash the case was continued to July 18 in order to hear more witnesses, Police said their chances of getting ‘a conviction in the case were almost ruined: several weeks ago when Judge Mark W. Rhoads, of Juvenile court, ordered released from jail a 17-year-old youth who was the main witness against the club officials. . The wearch warrant was based upon testimony of the youth that he lost $300 gambling at the place.

to be returned to the home of his parents in Massachusetts. He will not be returned here for trial.

PERRY SERVICES SET PT. WAYNE, Ind, July 6 (U P).

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