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Contracts UAW Urges Pact At Memphis First

Contracts for the six International Harvester plants on strike

arate negotiations, but insisted that the contract for the Memphis plant come first on the agenda. The union also ‘said that none of the strikers would refurn to work until all of the contracts are signed.

The strike, in its 10th day, had idled 4200 workers in Indianap-| olis with plants shut down in Ft. Wayne, Evansville, Springfield, o.! Memphis and Melrose Park, Chi-| § cago. 3 Main issues are paid holidays and piece work rates. ‘No hourly wage increase is involved. ?

Pioneer Resident i Of Martin County Dies Il i 3 - LOOGOOTEE, Aug. 26 — Mrs. Sophia Butcher Brown died here |

yesterday at the home of her] son, Idris Brown. She was 78.

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CONSOLES SLAYER—During recess of his trial for the suffocation murder of 9-year-old Nancy Schuler, Roy Adams receives | a comforting embrace from his mother, Evelyn. Seven women-are

A native of Martin County, she, on the jury which will decide the fate of 14-year-old confessed

had resided at her farm home| slayer.

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Asserts Victim Tried To Assault Wife ELKHART, Ind, Aug. 26 (UP)

today against Valton Burda, 22, Elkhart, accused of shooting the man who, he said, attempted to rape his 14-year-old bride two hours after they were married. The murder charge did not stipulate degree. Méanwhile, Elkhart police took written statements from 15 employees at Elkhart's Excel Corp. who said they saw the shooting. Both men were employed at the Excel plant. Charles H. Prugh, 38, died in a police ambulance yesterday after a chase around the plant yards with Burda in pursuit,

Carried Two Guns

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Witnesses told police Burda brandished two guns—a .45 caliber Army pistol and a German Luger. The Army pistol jammed after the second shot, witnesses said, and five shots were then fired from the Luger. Police said died of five bullet wounds in the back. ; Burda refused to sign a formal statement but authorities said he “talked freely.” Burda told police that Prugh drove him and 14-year-old Marilyn Joan Presswood of Elkhart, to Louisville, Ky., to be married last December, There, he said, they found marriage laws as

they returned to “some little town” in southern Indiana where they were married by a justice of the peace. Police said the marriage absolved Burda ‘of a charge of contributing to the girl's delinquency, pending against him at the time. Brooded Over Incident Burda said that two hours after the marriage, Prugh attempted to entice the blond girl into his automobile and attack her, A charge of attempted rape was filed by Burda against Prugh at Elkhart. The charge later was reduced to assault and battery and ‘Prugh was released after paying an $11 fine. ? Relatives said Burda had brooded over the matter since that time,

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For Juvenile Post More than 700 Democratic pre-

cinct officers have been called into special convention here next by Chairman Paul McDuff to nominate a candidate for judge of Juvenile Court. A poll among party leaders this week indicated an over whelming majority favored renomination of Judge Joseph O. Hoffmann if the Indiana Supreme Court upholds a Superior Court decision that the Juvenile Court bench is up for election again in November. “We still maintain that Judge Hoffman was elected in 1946 for a four-year term, but if the Supreme Court holds otherwise, of course, we will be ready with our

roped to their fiithy bed in & squalid dwelling at 919 E. Maryland St. was to be arraigned in

a of Tourder was waited to keep the offer confi- Juvenile Court today on a child

neglect charge. : Juvenile Aid Department officials are preparing an assaull and battery charge against her 41-year-old boy friend who ad-

ad y ing held $1000 bond in the Marion Coun Jail. charge against them was continued yesterday in Municipal! Court 4 to Sept. 1. | Petitions Filed | Charles Boswell, chief probation officer for Juvenile Court, | said dependancy petitions have been filed for the Hauk young: sters, 6, 4 and 2 years of age, 80 that they can be made public wards, They are being kept temporarily at the Children's Guardians’ Home. After the children were discovered about 3 p. m. Tuesday, Greene told police he felt no remorse for his actions, He said he left enough slack in the ropes, which were knotted around the ' youngsters’ necks, so. that they could use dirty pots under the bed.

candidate,” declared Chairman cuff. Must File By Sept. 1 Under state election laws, parties have to file their ticket of candidates for all offices by Sept. 1. The Republican candidates for the Juvenile Court bench is Scott McDonald, who filed his candidacy for the bench in a surprise move last April, He entered his candidacy at the deadline for filing ‘in the May primaries despite the fact that the County Election Board had failed to make any provision for election of a Juvenile Court

resulted in a decision interpret-

Following the shooting yesterday, witnesses said, Burda handed the gun to a fellow worker and asked him to call the police.

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Telegraphic reports of the quake from North; American observa-

ice, listed yesterday’s shock at 75 on the scale devised by Dr. Beno Gutenberg of the seismological laboratory of the California Institute of Technology. A 75 tremor is considered big enough to wreck any city. Epicenter of the quake was in Salta Province, in northern Ar-

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ot AA A Mrs. Alpharetta Butler, well known in the Riverside community as “grandma.” died today in the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Dorsett, in Detroit, Mich, after a year's fllness. She was 86. Mrs. Butler, a native of Jennings County, lived most of her life in the Riverside community. During her residence here she was presented with a “good neighbor” orchid by the neighborhood church groups. Before she went to Detroit | three months ago, she lived for {a year with another daughter, { Mrs. J, Lee McDermed, 3760 Forest Manor Ave. Services are being arranged in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial will be in Memorial Park. | Survivors, besides the two daughters, include three sons, Birchard and Ira Butler, Indian-

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Volunteer Firemen To Hold Fish Fry

The Fleming Garden Volunteer Fire Department will hold a fish fry tomorrow and Saturday at 4325 W. Washington St. |

Lenley Phillips is general chairman. Donations of cake, pie and salads will be. made. Residents of the west suburban neighborhood will inspect the community's new

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