Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1948 — Page 31

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made a decision that is expected! x er to change the traditional practice 2 ’ SET of attorneys in obtaining : the re: ‘me ° 3 . lease of criminals on _ 8s of - . : - _ habeas corpus. = £4 olic in % a The Superior Court jurist as-| ; 0 serted that attorneys should ex-}/| -

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~orvos fl -ooe defendants in criminal cases..in... nommamoamm——. bm — . ; ” . the other Marion County courts. eh a eb eta che 3 h set ine “It is not a denial-or abridge-! 1 & carve ment of the.right to the writ of| ble gift habeas corpus to say that this , able gt court will not pass upon the con-| ’

stitutionality of the amount of] bond fixed by any criminal court, | until a petition is filed in that] court to be let to bail or for re-| duction of bond,” Judge Pritchard ruled.

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to the Weather Bureau. Floor, Tonight will see -a low of 20 degrees, with variable cloudiness i persisting through. tomorrow. . The mercury tomorrow will not: rise above 27 degrees. Paul Miller, chief meteorologist said it will be progressively colder this week. He expects the ther- * ‘mometer to fall fo 10 degrees by tomorrow night or Saturday night. “

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Thurston is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Lenora Weedle, Mrs. Beulah Ferris and Mrs. Gladys Fox, all of Shelby County, and two sons, Maurice Thurston, Shelby County, and Robert Thurston, stationed in North Carolina with the Army Air Force.

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