Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1947 — Page 6

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home. William Flora, 20 Station st. ‘was driving south on Rural

driving east on Brookside pkwy.

overturned 40 feet south of Rural

ported suffering from shock.

Dies After Fight

BLUFFTON, Ind, Aug. 8 (U, P»

Bluffton, was held county jail

Brown, 53, the Wells

C. Stout, 59, Bluffton, who

p fered in a fight with Brown.

in an automobile erash on his way |

when his ear was struck by a ear driven by Mrs Laura Reasner, 1316) home from which she disappeared

” N, Bfing st. at the intersection of N. Rural ‘st. and Brookside pkwy., south drive. Mrs. Reasner

~-State police sald today that James in pending a poet mortem on the hody of Curtes died a last night of injuries allegedly suf-

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| 4-Year-Old Girl Whose Uncle Is Head, | Of Boston Braves al First Feared Kidnaped

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P.).—The body of Nancy Perini, 4-

veaf-old niece of President Louis Perini of the Boston Braves baseball

was found In the surf of Megansett beach today. The.girl's body was just 25 feet from®her parents’ swank summer

12 hours earlier.

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themselves to the industrialist’s | that stage, and Mr. Kaiser long $19.500,000, flying boat contract and 880 withdrew from the project.

|a82r 1,600,000 award for army photo | i planes. Dignity Is Shattered

‘A verdict of accidental drowning was returned by Medical : Examiner They started out calmly eno

Ernest F. Curry, Sagamore, District |

was Attorney Frank E. Smith, *raunton, | said there was “no evidence of any. 1

The Flora car spun around and foul play.”

When the body was found, ‘au- |

The car landed on its top and Mys, | thorities were investigating the | Florg climbed out unburt excep! possibility of kidnaping Nahey's | for bruises. Mrs. Reasner was ‘re- !ather, Charles B. Perini, wealthy | Wellesley contractor, had: told po=|

[lice his daughter never went near | the water alone. { Area Kidnap- Conscious |

The Cape Cod area has been kidnap-consgious since the sensational abducation of little Margaret (Peggy) McMath in 1933. Recovery of the body Was Wik nessed by the girl's father and By her grandmother, Mrs Bartholo - mew Winn, wife of :a Boston’ police official Ironically utation ‘the cafest beach on Cape Cod.” The beach, authorities said, had a record of no drownings in 30 years. The shoeless body, elad in a plok seersucker play sult, was founda by Fire Chiet J. Thomas Wallace who was condicting grappling operations in one of eight boats used b} searchers Coast guardsmen, soldiers from nearby Camp Edwards and summer residents aided police and firemen in the search I'ne Rhode [sland state police used a bloodhound in the hunt

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The body was found in four feel of water near the end of a patio running down to the beach from

the Perini home Nancy disappeared after she had

been placed in the- backyard of the Perini home by a college girl employed by' Mr. and Mrs. James Cotter, next.door neighbors, yesterday

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missing since yesterday.

Prosecutor's Wife

Kills ‘In-law’

Shooting“an Accident, Says Her Husband

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T. of Arar after an argument over one guson shouted. of Mr. McMath's favorite horses. |

Indicating that he would stand by her side throughout what he | {called ‘the greatest tragedy of our |lives,” Mr, McMath said he had no doubt that the shooting was an | accident After talking to “Mrs. McMath,

{who was in seclusion at their home

{under a doctor's care, Mr. McMath issued a statement giving details of his wife's version of what happened

Flew Into Rage His father, Hal McMath, a 57- | year-old former barber and farmer, { had a habit of coming to their home | daily to care for the livestock, he | said. | When he came yesterday, Mr. Mc{Math® said Anne, his wife remonstated with her father-in-law for | abusing one of his horses. His wife {told him, he said, that his father [ flew into a rage, threatening to Ikill the animal and threatening to {harm her - | “My wife said she ran into the house and picked up my old service | revolver which 1 kept in my desk trather as a souvenir-of what has

happened out there in the Pacific.”

{© Mr, McMath said she apparently [planned to use the gun only to {frighten the irate in-law, but fired the pistol when his father stormed {into the room with ‘clenched fists,

It was the first time his wife had

{ever fired the pistol, he said. Loved Him Dearly

{tentionally have killed my father” {he added it even to save her own life. She loved him just as much as I loved thim." Mr. MoMath sald his father had | been drinking for several years | The slaying came only a few days before his father had agreed | to ‘enter an institution for treat- | ment, Mr MeMath said.

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Mr. Hughes denied allegations un hired Hollywood Publicity Man| {Russell Birdwell to seek White] House backing for his aircraft, Mr.| Dietrich testified that it wasn't true} that Mr. Birdwell entertained for-| mgr Secretary of Commerce Jesse [Jones during a_ 1942 Washington | junket. ’ the Meyer-records quarrels quickly shattered the dignity of the proceedings. The’ Brewster-Hughes|

[feud refused to stay buried, l-|

{ though it" was not brought up by the subcommitte Brewster. himself, ‘disclosed | that Attorney General Tom Clark had agreed, when the investigation is over, to look into Mr. Hughes’ charges that the Maine senator “tried to “blackmail” him into merg- | ing his Trans-World airlines pith Pan American airways. Argue Over Records Mr. Meyer had hardly died down—| | ending with a new subpena for his| | appearance — when Mr. Ferguson! | and Mr. Dietrich got into it ver | | records of the Hughes Tool Co. subcommittee already

Mr, Ferguson demanded the rec-| ords. Mr. Dietrich said he didn't have them with him. The chair- |

man's contempt threat followed an outhurst hy Mr. Dietrich to the effect ‘that he'd "look very pretty’ carrying 300 pounds of records around Mr, Hughes demanded that Mr. Ferguson specify what records he! wanted. But the chairman said he wanted them all. The new subpend was ordered and served on Hughes

“We Want the Records” “It will take a truck to bring all of our records here,” Mr. Dietrich sald tartly. “Do you want a truck driven in here?” “We want the records,” Mr, PerMr. Ferguson told Mr: Dietrieh to “obey your subpena.” Mr. Dietrich

replied that he would “if it is properly drawn.” Finally, the discussion got back to the airplane contracts.

Hughes testified that the big x ing boat—which has been five véars building but has vet to take the

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Kaiser would take care of mass “He never believed” Hitler could win the war,” Hermine said. To the Germans, Hermine was a | ler. Her marrige to the ex-kaiser shortly after the death of the first empress created a sen-

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Kaiser

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were “still enemies.” "We are German—you are American,” she told the visitng newsmen.

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Hom! Plane, 20 Aboard a <haithE ‘KODIAK, Alaska. Aug 8 (U. Po: the | Kaiser, whom she described as a1

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