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Woman Cleared In Husband's Death

VINCENNES, Ind, March 12 (U. P.).—Mrs. Anna Catherine Small, 20, was back home with her three young children today. She is free! of réSponsibility in the gun death of her husband. . A Knox county grand jury made a no bill report yesterday to Judge Ralph A. Seal, clearing Mrs, Small of responsibility in the shooting of Donald Small, 30, the night of March 4. Judge Seal ordered Mrs. Small releaséd from jail immediately, She had been held since the shooting during ‘& domestic quarrel in the family home near Wheatland. Her| children, ranging in age from 3 to FABIEN SEVITZKY '9, were left with relatiyes. | Conductor | Mrs, Small told police her hus-| SAT. Mar. 15, 8:30 P. M, {band came. home,drunk, threatened SUN,, Mar. 16, 3:00 P. M. (her with the death gun and vas} . cl ikilled when the gun went off as she Soloist, Pianist tried to take it from him. |

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DR. DONALD DUSHANE

Dr. Dushane Dies in Capital

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night with Dr. Alonzo Myers, New York City, who opposed such training in a radio debate. ° Dr. Myers is chairman of the N. BE. A.'“¢dthmittee of which Dr. Dushane - was secretary. - He

guests at the apartment of Dr. Dushane. He was returning from the broad- | cast with them when he collapsed | in the hallway. He never regained | consciousness, Mrs. Myers said. | Two of Dr. Dushane's three sons are educators and the third a doe- | {tor at the Mayo clinic. Donald M.| {Dushane’ is dean of men at Law- | rence college, Appleton, Wis, and | Graham Dushane a. professor at| Stanford university. The doctor is|

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Funeral services probably will be | 'held- in Indiana, but arrangements {await the return here of Mrs. Dushane. She is in Madison, Ind., atending the funeral of his brother,

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‘Woman Dies of Injuries)

| MARION, Ind. March 12 (U. P.). | .-Mrs. Jessie Carey, 74, Fairmount, died in a Marion hospital last | might of injuries suffered a few lhours earlier when a water aeater

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the time the building fell in WAS unknown. Trapped by Beam ’ The older Mr. Rudd was found |

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gade line, using wash tubs to move, debris. They were able to admin. ister morphine.

) : THE INDIANAPO A eres esas {Two Are Rescued Truman Asks U. S. Save = | ' |Greece, Turkey From Reds |

States and Britain for apparent re- | In Collapsed Building appraisal of her relations with the

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| Casting the United States into a“ “democratic Greece” can turn for (new and historic role, Mr. Truman help. He also said Britain was no} ,| told congress he believed it must jonger able to. give support to Tur-| “There's nothing wrong with me, | he this country’s policy to: : ‘ he cried. “Tell Mom I'm all right.” A few hours before, Delmar Rudd,|who are resisting attempted sub- spared the ravages of war which 19, was freed and taken to a hos-|jugation by armed minorities or by proke the back of the Greek econLess than an hour later, gutside pressures.” f firemen brought out his father, Al-| bert Rudd, 45, dead. and son, carpenters, had been Work= their own way."

ing almost side by side when the THREE: Give help “primarily | through economic and financial aid |, Still to be located and presumed which is essential to economic stadead, was Fred Elsaesser, 76-year- hility and orderly political proold porter whose whereabouws at cesses.” : ‘Cannot Allow Coercion’

|said nevertheless that “we cannot trapped upright in the wreckage, , joy changes in the status quo in : kth |violation of the United Nations Rescue workers uncovere ® charter by such methods as coerand (son's hand early this morning AfLer loion or by such subterfuges as po-. Mrs. Myers were overnight house Mll-night work with a bucket-bri- jiyieq] infiltration.”

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number of other countries there || {have been similar developments.” ! | In Greece, he said, “the very existence of the Greek state is today | {threatened by the terrorist activi- |

{ men, led by Communists, who defy | the government's authority.” i

Mr. Truman said that with the | - withdrawal of British support on! March 31, there is no other counitry but the United States to which

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“I'm afraid dad's dead,” he gasped| Mr Truman also stressed that the| as firemen worked carefully around united States, in extending aid to him, shoring up timbers and ma- Greece, -does not condone “every- | sonry to prevent another slide. [thing the Greek government has After <he ‘ was removed, Young done or will do.” Rudd smiled and said “Gee, I| “we have condemned in the! think I'll be o. k. See if you can past, and we condemn now, ex- | get to my father. I think he's dead|tremist measures of the right or because I haven't heard from him|the left.” for about six hours.” Russia Not Named The “bucket-brigade,” was formed : : ; Specific mention of Russia. was at 1 a. m. when vibration from the conspicuous by its absence. But

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