Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1948 — Page 5

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By Seripps-Howard Newspapers in Blaze A ar Toe | General “Aids in Halting changed the meaning of Gen. 1’ WASHINGTON, Mar: 5 (UP)—| The agency, in its release wo all a ohimeyer as manager of the Maj. Gen. Bennett E. ; transmitted Faces Pearson's Furniture Co. 130 N. who was branded by Armyimost of the MacArthur state Parleys pennsylvania St. was announced Supexion asa Sdiagrach a. fe ment except this Ney sentence a Mar. 0m) lay Ea ar residents of the fashionable) China now is the military orob- . 14-day Filoridy Gent | 300 ] The retired Air Force purchas-| The introductory paragraph of Yanan today Mr. Kohimeyer, a resident of| ing officer, who is on trial here the article stated that Gen. MacoF Sahinglm Indianapolis his entire life, was for subornation of perjury, turned Arthur had declined to return to rew Problems affiliated with Adams, Inc. In- {In the alarm when fire broke out|the United States to testify on 00K Off from fhe Gnnapolis furnitiine store, for y {last t in the I12-apartment SPruposed United States economic al Alr Station gt gow manager is experi- NAMED MAN Gen. Meyers and an ovate of an po A napolis Time), i in decorative types of fine old H AGER—Har- operator seized fire extinguishersito China.” agenda for today J ,odern and traditional furniture, . Kohlmeyer has been and battled the flames until fireof ah executivy Mr. Baier said. He was appointed named manager of Pearson's |men arrived. They were credited p a ioet- tating fn line with the new store policy Furniture Co., 130 N. Penn. |With sonfning he blaze to an nt. atomic energy |] 2,acise with much thought tol Y"2"2 SF mong the residents who fled dge, Tenn. interior decorating problems, Mr. store is the main unit of a chain| to the street were Sen. Clyde M. meet his Cabinet, fl pajer said. {of 14 furniture stores located Reed (R. Kas.), and Mrs. W. J. Also was expected The Indianapolis Pearson’s!throughout the state. Bulow, wife of the former senator iy J. Howard Me. s from South Dakota. .); chairman of

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Woman Loses Life

LaMaree, who Gen. Meyers said was his “gir] friend” for five years. Mrs. LaMarre was ‘to be recalled to the stand when Gen. Meyers’ federal court trial resumed.

She was called by the prosecution to corroborate the testimony of her husband, B. H. LaMaree, that Gen. Meyers persuaded him to lle to Senate investigators about his activities with an Ohio subcontracting plant.

Parker Faces Life Term in Murder

Times State Service TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Mar. 5 —Arthur E. Parker will be sentenced in Vigo Circuit Court today for the murder of his former landlady five years ago. Parker was found guilty last night of a second degree murder charge of Mrs. Lillian M. Johnson. The all-male jury deliberated only 35 minutes before returning a guilty verdict against the 47-year-old defendant. Judge H. DeWitt Owen will pronounce sentence. Conviction on a second degree murder charge in Indiana carries a mandatory life sentence. Parker was arrested last, December, more than four years after Mrs. Johnson disappeared. Police said he confessed to her murder and led them to three places Where parts of a human skeleton were found. During the trial he repudiated {the confession. He said it was obtained under duress, but it was admitted to evidence. Parker was arrested in September on an assault and battery charge after he is alleged to have grabbed a young woman on a Terre Haute street. While held, he made his confession to the murder. Served Prison Term’ After the disappearance of Mrs. Johnson, Parker served 18 months lin Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga., jon conviction of forging a government check. | On June 29, 1944, he pleaded

janapolis to stealing and forging {Army allotment checks mailed to |a niece of MfS. Johnson. While held in the Marion Coun|ty Jail, he is said to have figured {in amr attempted break. Several {window bars had been sawed and

J hacksaw blades were found in the

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jury he and Miss Perry became engaged in February, 1945. He gave her a 2!4-carat emerald-cut

Italy he got a letter saying the engagement was a “mistake,” he said. % The jury held the ring was a conditional gift and, as such, returnable. Mis¢ Perry said she had lost it. The jury said she could keep a $400 watch Mr. Manton gave her. The watch, said the jury, had no strings attached to it. .

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