Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1946 — Page 6

Presentation of evidence and examination of witnesses by the state was concluded yesterday in the former Indiana Ku Klux Klan grand dragon's 89th appeal for freedom. Stephenson was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1925 in connection with the death of a statehouse employee, Miss Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis. . On the witness stand yesterday

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Two War Veterans Robbed ps temple. & x All general officers and several Of Cash. hundred ministerial and lay leaders : 3 from 11 sections of the country will . One $500 hold-up and two “roll=| pe present. Bishop J. A. Hamlett, ings” of war veterans were being | presiding bishop of the third ‘Episinvestigated by police today. | oral gestrich will give the opening sérmon at 11 a. m. tomorrow, Five customers looked on as twa) On the Agenda of the bishops is armed bandits held up Wilson E.| discussion of matters relating to the | Seamon, proprietor of a drugstore setting of the 19th quéadriennigl at’ 2502. N. Dearboin. The bandits, | session of the general conference in’ both over six feet tall, escaped wit, | May. The Colored Methodist Epis$500 loot after herding the proprie- |j* qh tor and onlookers into a back room. The men shouted threats as they Hearing Aid Department - -

waved guns at the drugstore pa-|g trons and told them to remain in

summoning aid. In addition to the loot from the establishment, they took $87 from Kenneth Wood, 28, of

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were Jesse McMurtry, Indianapolis lis police chief; Will H. Remy, president of the board of public works and safety and Marion county prosecutor in Stephenson's original trial; Dr. John K. Kingsbury, physician who witnessed the deathbéd statement of the alleged murder victim; Asa Smith, investigator employed by the Oberholtzer family in the case; Leotis Neese and Mrs. Goldie Clark of Noblesville, jurors during the original trial, and Miss|_. — Maud Dale, court reporter in the a C ted Murd F Stephenson had charged hat he onvic e ur erer aces was given an unfair trial because of the threat of mob violence from the public and from fellow klans-

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Others who witnessed the holdup | were Lewis Jones, 13, of 3106 E 25th st.: Robert Hoffman, 16, of 2621 Adams st.;. Lyle Calon, 27, of 2522 N. Dearborn st, and John Shirrell, 32, of 2444 N. LaSalle st.

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Indiana's Senator Homer E. Capehart (left rear) and his son, Earl Capehart (right rear) look on as President Truman examines a new postage stamp issued to commemorate. the 400th anniversary of ‘the death of Martin Luther, founder of the Lutheran church. Seated with Ronald Harris, 25, of Hammond, the President are (center) Dr. Willlam F. Bruening, pastor of the who was discharged from Camp Christ Lutheran Church, Washington, D. C. and (right) Lieut. Col. | Atterbury yesterday, was robbed of; Eugene J. Graebner, St. Louis, army air forces chaplain. | $60 and a watch by four men who HEC picked him up in the Terminal sta- | tion and offered to take him out to, get a drink. |

-.MR. SCHU boiled of al of 4 discuss politi the worst e: regime, as 1 do, he admit price of secu The desire accounts for war against | Comintern; ship by Stal reaucrat”; | kulaks by camps; the * of the ant “some who with the gui ures against eans were and dangero ler, which, ] cepted to | Britain and him.

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‘50 \_44 South Pennsylvani 4 Sgt. Charles Keathley, of Camp S A T : | . Atterbury, told police he missed $65 econ ria on nsanity ea ist night after attending a dance men, who, he said, had “framed” ; with two girls whom he did not J him, : ’ SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Feb. 20 (U.lunless McMonigle is found innocent | now.

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heard no disturbances during the|who was found guilty of the kid-|°f insanity. 4 trial of the kian leader nor any|,.o murder of bobby-soxer Thora Superior Judge James Atteridge| 3% RELIEVES PAIN AND

threats of violence. fixed Feb. 26 for the second trial

Chamberlain, returned to his jall| before the same jury. . DUETO COIDS

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JESSE L. TUNGATE [cell today t- await a second trial on| ‘Three court-appointed psychia-

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A jury of five women and seven Toatg MeMonigle Ae d . Services for Jesse L. Tungate, men deliberated only 37 minutes luring Ee a wie 2521 E. 40th st, will be held at 1/late yesterday before returning ay... “a. ih hs old An Pp. m. Friday at Flanner & Bu-|verdict of first degree murder. His Autom a”: Nov: 2 rp + 10} chanan mortuary. Burial will be in| There was no recommendation cution oD a sh t 2 prose Crown Hill. |for leniency, making death in San jo. 0 © CCN pr pol nd An employee of the Lilly Varnish Quentin's gas chamber mandatory pi e oF y over log Co. for 19 years, he was a member | — cliff into the Pacific ocean.

of the Bradsfordsville, Ky. Ch ris- | Mi k No trace of the girl's body ever tian church and the Mystic Tie| Just a Mista e,

was found. lodge, F. & A_ M. here. The serv- . . — ues | ices will be in charge of ‘he Rev. Police Discover JUST LIKE the popular song,

E. L. Day of the Tacoma Christian church, He 18 survived by his wife, Viola; | «it wasn't what it seemed to be,” two children, Barbara and David | Tungate, eight brothers and one|

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