Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1951 — Page 21

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Slaying Suspect Nahbed While at

Times State Service FT. WAYNE, Oct. .5 things aren’t so flinny Steelworker Donald Rogers, 26, enjoved himself hugely in a movie

Today,

house here last night while watching a comedy about “Rhubarb,” a cat which inherited a

baseball team. Then police walked in and arrested him on a five-day-old manslaughter charge. They had been tipped off by acquaintances of Rogers who saw him enter the theater. Later, Rogers admitted he shot

to death his ex-wife, Rachel, Saturday in the basement of her home,” dccording to police who

had sought him in three states. Her body was discovered shortly after Rogers left the house by the couple's son, Philip, T. Police said Rogers told them he left Ft. Wayge for a visit with friends in Logansport, then went to Indianapolis and to Philadelphia, Pa. He returned here yesterday evening, and now {is held for grand jury action

2 Knowledge-Hungry Boys Hunted by Police

Police would like to teach a les:on to a couple of smarties The two boys stole a 20-volumse clopedia and a 10-volume set Classics from the car salesman William Bruce, 1857 N. Harding St., last night They also took the car. but abandoned it in Brookside Park and escaped pursuing police on foot.

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. The problem of moving a house and its basement at least seven inches confronted a building con-

tractor today. i. Superior Court Judge John Astronomer Dies Niblack vesterday reversed a y County Zoning = Board ruling - which allowed Stanley F. Gorske, Wilbur A. Cogshall, professor 4029 N. New Jersey ‘St. to build emeritus of astronomy at Indiana too close to his neighbors Ohiversity sifice he Ferired in 1044, 5 asnit Als ; an . ie early today in his home, In a suit Sled by Mr. and MYs. (pm pud’ Nt. He was 77 and

Goll, 2518 E. 568th St. it was charged the Board illegally allowed him to excced limits of

headed IU's Kirkwood tory nearly 40 years. Five times

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required building lines, placing _ from 1900 through the new house less than five feet/1940, Prof. Cogshall located the from its adjoining lot. exact population center df the United States, seeing it move

Judge Niblack said the builders

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after construction had started. ern Indiana _as each national Judge Niblack scored the wide- Sonal indicated a westward ren

spread practice of granting variance from the established building rules outside the city.”

An ambition of his was-to take part in the location last week of the 1950 center at Olney, Ill. But illness kept him at his home in Rockford. Prof. Cogshall was one of nation's best known teachers. His work, especially in observing total eclipses of the sun, took him to Spain, the South Pacific, Japan, China and many sections of the United States. Jndiana Union Director Born in Michigan, he

Jewelry Firm Official Dies at His Home Here

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the astronomy Thomas Warren Gray, tary of Gray, Gribben & Gray, Jewelers, died yesterday at his home, 5144 Winthrop Ave. He had been with the firm 10 years. Mr. Gray was 42, a lifelong Indianapolis resident and a member

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Church uated from Albion College in Services will be held at 1 p. m. 1895. He was honored-by Alpha tomorrow at Flanner & Buchanan Tau Omega, social fraternity, in Mortuary with cremation follow- 1948 as a 50-vear er. He r served longer than any other man Survivors are his parents, Mr, On the bodrd of directors of the ind Mrs. Asher W. Gray, and Indiana Union more than 35 two daughters, Harriet and Jovce vears. He also was the oldest

Indiana Univer-

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Grav, all of Indianapolis

sisters. Mrs. Frances Nesbit, Chi- : cago, and Mrs. Mary T. Carring-, Prof. Cogshall coached the I ton, Bucy rus, O : cross-coun team and for many

years was one of the mainstays of the faculty team in the annual baseball game with the seniors AEE SIRI ER SEY Joma Masters From ITU

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ne amie pb He received an M., A. degree . a Es amp : from IU in 1902. He was a gradIndiana State Nurses Association ,... student at the University of conference of the Public cpjcago in 1898 and assistant at Health Maursging Section tomorrow

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" Lowell Observatory, Flagstaff, at Ft. Wayne Ariz. 1896-1900. He was a teachThey are Miss Ethel Jacobs. ing fellow at the University of director of the public health nurs- chicago in 1903 and 1904.

ing division, State Board of pyring World War 1I, he was Health; Dr. Andrew C. Offutt, resident adviser for a Rockford director of communicable disease firm making optical equipment for control, State Board of Health, the armed forces

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of, the country. Survivors include two Frederick, Indianapolis, and Wilbur B., assistant managing editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal, and a daughter, ‘Mrs. Sarah Louise. Hand, Rockford. His wife died many vears ago.

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