Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1947 — Page 8

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[ A Terre Haute couple senténced daughter, Alice.

To relieve coughposm, muscular soreness, rub ‘And her lover, John Fagan, 23, both jjttle girl had received cuts and

ing pe Rasma, and convicted in Vigo Circuit Court on Sh. g nw ave been back #t bedtime VICKS harges of second aegree murder bruise -and appeated B : with time-tested The victim. was Mrs. Mobley's burned with cigarets.

to life imprisonment for the slaying During the trial the Vigo County of a 3-yeaf-old girl sought a new'sherigr testified the couple had ad-

trial yesterday in an appeal to the ited to him beating the youngstate Supreme court, ster with an army belt and a panThey were Mrs. Ella Mobley, 21, cake tuner, Physicians said the

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‘No Bill’ Recorded In WAC Slaying

Nine men have been - indicted by 3 the Marion County Grand Jury in connection with five killings here. Harry Joseph Adams, 23, former companion of Howard G, Pollard, was charged in one indictment with being an accessory in the “hands-and-foot” slaying of Leland Miller * here in April, 1946. Adams, who is now serving a 15year prison sentence for a robbery im Evansville, was charged with assisting Pollard to escape arrest in the Miller murder. Pollard is in Greenfield jall awaiting trial for the murder 1 May Be Star Witness Indictment of Adams will assure his presence at the Pollard trial for possible use by the state as a star witness. Five men were indicted on first degree murder charges in the bru- 7 tal murder of Marion Pauley, taxi driver, at 26th St. and Martindale Ave. last Nov, 8. They were David and Richard Hester, Charles Hill, Eddie Willlams and Richard Waller. Al have confessed to the fatal slugging, police said. Sherman Lloyd, 29, of 210 Hiawatha Bt, was indicted on second degree murder charges in the fatal stabbing of Vestal Doyle Shipp, 24, during a street fight in front of a tavern last Sept. 20. Raymond Johnson, 650 Douglas St., was charged with second degree murder In the fatal shooting of James Thomas Pinner, 25, of 860 Indiana Ave, during a brawl in a cigar store Oct. 4. Name Withheld The name of another defendant

rest Embezzlement of $2000 from L. 8 Ayres & Co. was charged by the grand jury in an indictment against Carl F, Granneman, former parcel! delivery driver for tHe store. The grand. jury returned a “no bill" record in the case of William | Luallen in: connection with the murder of WAC Cpl. Naomi Ridings/, here in August, 1943. Luallen offered a confession in the murder more than two years ago but later |

in a second degree murder indictment was withheld pending his ars |

officially dismissed the case from the records. Luallen is serving a 10-year sentence for burglary,

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